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Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13274, 1 September 1916, Page 5

CHOOSING A HANOI

As the selection of a piano calls fD# ,"** gound judgment and nide discrimination, a buyer will do well to avail him* 'self of the ripe experience of the Bristol Piano Co., Ltd. During the past thirty- \\ two years this firm has given satisfao- \ tion to thousands of purchasers. Indeed, most of their instruments have been sold on the recommendation of nsers—a fact that proves the evergrowing confidence reposed in them by New Zealand music-lovers. In "The Bristol" showrooms are always displayed the latest models of snch renowned English pianos as "The Sames" and "The Barnard." These superb instruments are noted for their full, sympathetic tone, responsive touch, beautiful designs, and wonderful durability, "The Bristol" also sella Canada's leading organs—the Bell and the Imperial. All* these high-grade pianos and organs are offered on easy terms. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington. North Island manager, M. J. Brookes; warehouse representative, T. S. Webster. I

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The New Zealand Federation Boot Trade Union is inviting unions that manufacture for the local market to send delegates to a meeting in the Trades Hall to discus the question of petitioning Parliament to make it man? datory that all Dominion manufacture I datory that all Dominion manufactures bear the imprint, "Made in New v Zealand." "We are of opinion," states the letter, "that the present time offers a splendid opportuniey for initiating such a scheme, believing that the general feeling of the public is that the local industries should receive preference of support, and such can be achieved only by the articles produced bearing a din. tinctivg' brand. designating the country of origin.—N.Z. Tim^. Babies, young children and invalids, who suffer frorajrtomach troubles, vdu find relief in. §Jnarland's Fluid Mag nesia. One smiling per bottle. Arriving at.T.M.S. ex Corinthic n week, the lateßt cloth top ladies' h highest grade English goods* For Children's Hacking CoughWoods' Great Peppermint Cure.