PROCRASTINATION IN PIANOS

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXII, Issue 12381, 4 February 1908, Page 6

PROCRASTINATION IN PIANOS

That nc-w piano will cosy jnsl the same in six months' time as it would now. Not 'inly that, hut you are without it iv the meanwhile. Why not get it at once. AU you have to do is to see the Dresden Piano Company — they'll do thj^i^t ! 'There is no occasion to have the nup&y in hand. Under the Dresden's admirable time-payment system, 20s a month and ,\ip>yar.ds, is all that neV>d TSe paid. The cljildreu aro eager fbr a ne\y insttument. Let them be ejicouraafed ''n f]i« cuKivatipn of tjieir talent for music. You should certainly either see the Dresden's local representative, Mr P. B. Lomax, or write to Mr M. J. Brookes, the firm's Nortli lelajid manager in ■\Vollinsrton. Theu ju-ihaps you want' an organ? Well, the organs sold by the Dresden Piano Company are just as good as their pianos — the best made!