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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 38, 21 January 1898, Page 10

PIANOS AND ORGANS By the Best and LARGE STOCK OF THE AUGENER, LITOLFF AND PETERS EDITIONS Well-known Makers, FROM 20s MONTHLY. VIOLIN, BOW ft CASE, Complete, from 20s NEW FoßTm <m? hY . Every description of MUSICAL INSTRXJ- SPECIAL TERMS FOR TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS. MENT Kept in Stock. Catalogues and Lists posted Free to any address.

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