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New Zealand Tablet, Volume LII, Issue 42, 4 November 1925, Page 12

* ' .. . ■ -.’ * £ r I C A READERS before placing your orders it would pay you to write - - - $ * 1 C./A - - - DONALD STUART LTD. Bond Street, Dunedin J The firm that has supplied the following institutions for years past:The Dominican Convent, Dunedin; Sisters of Mercy, v South Dunedin; St. Patrick’s College, Teschemakers; St. Thomas’s Academy and Convent, Oamaru, Dominican Convents, a Invercargill, Gore, and Queenstown. * U jol Hawaiian Steel Guitar * <f THE “HILO.” Concert size, 38Jin long by 14|in wide. Spanish Cedar top, back, and sides ; coloured inlay round - sound-hole; polished walnut fingerboard, with white holly frets and. pearl position dots; rosewood bridge, nickel-plated head; highly polished. A magnificent instrument£ll/10/-. Other models at £6/10/-, £5/5/-, and £4/17/6. Prices inuiuue case and fittings.. The Hawaiian Steel Guitar is becoming a very popular instrument, being well suited for indoor or outdoor playing by either ladies Chas. Begg & Co Ltd., or gentlemen. The tone has a vibrant Bulging quality, very charming and pleasing, and the instrument may be played for solos or as an accompaniment to singing. Pal] particulars sent free on request. Princes Street, Dunedin Headquarters for Musical Instruments. ~ W WV vTP