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New Zealand Tablet, 29 June 1911, Page 1186

don ‘.m ■M m 2 SAYS THAT v'o N - life amber Q T*P3 X a ) a .<& , y r i -i An Be^m s.T'P£> m tips jm ''.a irm. S&J. w-n 3£ IS A dftEbil TO TOE ♦ JJU & mm i||p J® 9 s ? / % sss Musicallsistramenfs of ReSiabla Quality Now is the time to buy an Instrument and devote the Winter evenings to becoming a proficient player! VIOLINS — Student’s Outfit: Violin, Bow, Case, Extra Set of Strings, Tutor, etc., 50/- The Beginner’s Outfit; Same as above, but less expensive make, - 27/6. Music Stand, Bronzed Iron, with Desk (No. 11), 5/MANDOLINES —Genuine Italian make, in Rosewood. No. 8 (15 Rib), 30/-: No. 9 (19 Rib), 35/-; No. 1 (19 Rib), 40/-, etc. AUTOHARPSWeII made; fine mellow tone, _ Each in cardboard case, with Plectrum, Tuning Key, and Tutor. Imitation Rosewood No. 10, 21/-; No. 11, 25/-; No. 2, 10/6; No. 3, 14/-; No. 4, 15/6. BANJOS —Perfect in Tone and Finish. No. 1, 27/6; No. 2, 47/6; No. 3, 55/6; No. 4, 60/GUlTAßSlmitation Rosewood; splendid tone. No. 11, 17/6; No. 12, 21/-; No. 14, 30/-; No. 15, 42/CORNETS — models. No. 27, 63/-; No. 28, 70/6. FLUTES—Cocoa Wood. No. 50, 2/-; No. 53, 3/6; No. 56, 10/6; No. 58, 12/6. BOY SCOUT BUGLES —In tune with all Bugles in use by New Zealand Defence Forces. Extra Stout Metal, 16/6. MOUTH ORGANSThe Red Rose,’ 40 reeds, handsomely embossed in gold and colours, 2/-; the “Flyer,” 40 reeds, extra strong, elegantly finished, 3/6; “Boomerang” Mouth Organs, 20 reeds, 1/6 and 2/-; 40 reeds, 2/6 and 40/OCARINASBIack terracotta, key D, 3/3; B flat, 4/6; E, 5/3; A, 1/6. Celluloid coveredG, 3/3; C, 2/6 and 3/3; B, 6/6. ACCORDEONS—No. 350, 11 x 6i, 80 reeds, 30/-; No. 952), size 10 x 5), three sets of extra broad reeds, 19/6; No. 2303;), size 10 x 5), two sets of extra broad reeds, 12/6; No. 1563), size 9) x 4|, two sets of reeds, 7/6. CHAS BECC & GO., Ltd., Princes Street Dunedin. HEAD CENTRE FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.