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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 978, 25 June 1883, Page 3

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I cohtfau}iion of reading matter see fourth page. ■jytjnMjin. —s New Advertisements ;New Work, «rriHE TREASURY OF SONG,” Beautifully bound /-in-'• .d- . L ., Mosovco and in Cloth. The l following testimonials from well known-presidents in Ashburton and Christchurch'epbak for themselves : I have examined the “ Treasury of Bong,” and consider it a nice addition to any lady’s or "gentleman’s repertoire.— Mra’JV BCWooni Haawell House, Peter sttee£, Ashburton. itjio of Song ” is one of the asfcSelect have seen. 1 think every pixcle should have a copy. I shall qmmend' it.tQmy friends. —Mrs M. F. mij 'Oanierbn"street, Ashburton. Juue Baring Rooked:.into the “Treasury of thiqkit Very useful for family or , ppe. r Ip 'combining classical and ,■ modeOTjWJWC into, pne volume, it makes it <to a musical library: -Slrl T»s. Qrgfttiist, St. Stephen’s . fijavis;- Jgp|ifed r ,in(tp the.. I '.Treasury-of . ’f.fioßgr f **'_snd. itiseema to be a happy selec- " tion 9 ifpiecea from various authors.—Rev. . . \ Choirmaster, Cathedral, oti ■ ; Sphgr” is assuredly ‘ strand extensively varied !m§si&('l Jiare, ever seencoi(pbjjaed iii'. pne volume. . In | mnch music that is styled ijifindex '-'yet'-ahOwa'A “tfliffia&eabt'jef gobd and'bigh class music cppmderableVoluma by itself, e'hnght suffice' to secure pk.—Njbvillb Geo. Bab Mafic, Christchurch. has gathered these gems o " ’ 'idUpvlis has searcher

ujww UH Bwrvirau ° of the emiBosz*, Orchestral Xbe s&gy h&ked; over the copy ■Che 2 ' moat popular instrumental, music, id the printing parthe whole thing . a and is sure to oom- ___ a.— Enrico Sobob, ie, Christchurch. ’ttliy looked .through youi of Sing,’ fjnoi fabiily circle shoulc rScojnniphd. it .to; al Woir, profesSoro volume entitle* J '«ad found it to con t of music, an* mjo “ "‘"'the librar io'diM'^'neeleh ,