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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 36, 27 December 1889, Page 24

THE CHOICE OF A PIANO. As Low-priced Pianofortes are largely sold by Auction throughout JSew Zealand, and are afterwards offered for Bale by parties who are not in the trade, THE SUPEBIOR ADVANTAGES Of C. BEGG & CO.'S Pianoforte Gallery, where the finest Instruments by many of the MOST RELIABLE M ERS IN EUROPE Are arranged for inspection and trial by intending purchasers, mutt b« appreciated. The highest-class Pianofortes are celebrated and unequalled for high-class Mechanism, Beauty of Tone, Elasticity of 'loach, with Elegance of Design, Reliable Workmanship, and the Choicest Materials. QHARLES gEGG & QO.'S INSTALMENT SYSTEM. &» Under this liberal system great Advantages are offered to the Public. ANY PIANOFORTE OR ORGAN In their Bplendid Stock can be selected under a form of HIRE AGREEMENT for settlement as may be agreeable to the inquirer, within TWO YEARS ; in special cases, within THREE YEABS. EXAMPLE: C. BEGG & CO. will QUOTE the LOWEST PRICE, And inquirers are invited to make a Cash Deposit on Selection, and to make other Monthly or Quarterly Payments at arranged dates. The amount left over for future payment, and the time required, regulating the advance at a fair rate upoo the Gash Pric<*. On completion of the terms of agreement, the Instrument is transferred by a receipted Bale note to, and thereby becomes the property of the individual who entered into the arrangement. This system has been in constaat use to the convenience of Hundreds of Families all over the Colony FO:i MANY YEARS. CHARLES BEGG & CO., DUNE DIN and TIMARU. SS. BANNISTER, • DISPENSING CHEMIST, (From Roberts and Co., Chemists to the British Embassy, Paris). THE "GRAND" PHARMACY, Hi a Stbbset, Dtjnedin. JUBT LANDED, Solidified Perfumes, Pasta Mack, Cherry Blossom Perfume, Cashmere Bouquet, and Cashmere Soap. N.B. — A competent Assistant sleeps on the Premises. Telephone, 297. ' IT A * c> B * SOCIETY > Established 1871. Registered under the Friendly Societies Act OBJECTS. — To cherish a love for Faith and Fatherland ; 1o extend the band of fellowship to our co-religionists of every nationality ; to render assistance and visit the sick and distressed ; to help the widows and orphans of deceased members. A member on payment of Is weekly is entitled to medical attendance and medicine foi himself and family. Also 20s per week for 26 weeks, 15s for the next 13 weeks, and 10s per week for a period of 13 weeks, in case of sickness. On the death of wife, £10; at his own death relatives receive £20. Twenty branches of this excellent Institution are now established in New Zealand, and everyone elegible for membership should join, and participate in its unsurpassed advantages, Full particulars to be had from branches, and from P. KEARNEY, Diitrict Secretary, Auokland