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be kind to the blind 1 STREET COLLECTION TO-DAY In aid of THE PEARSON MEMORIAL TO ASSIST THE BLIND. The Government will subsidise your contribution 24/- to the £. BE KIND TO THE BLIND 11/t Pan Pipe to Music Lovers BIG MUSIC SALE FOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY\ Commencing Monday, June Sth a CENTRAL MUSIC STORES We* opportunity to secure Music, Records, Instruments, etc., at prices fil 40 per cent, lower than the usual cost. In many lines, in fact, llfiieM asked aro considerably less than prewar ones. Here are but if pr of the itema : 0 Sd each OUALB .. V- and 1/6 ■HO—U«nal Price .. 2/Hfai Prices 6d If- 1/6 1/9 UCKETB 6/- worth for l/~ 20/- worth for 2/6 20/- worth for 3/HBTBALIAN MUSIC BOOKS 1/6 I0BG6TEB&Usual Price .. 9d each fill Price 4d, or 3/6 half doz. ALLAN'B PIANO AND SONG FOLIOS—UiuaI Price .. 5/gait prica 4/FAUNG'B PIANO FOLIO— Unci Price 5/- Sale Price 4/6 BONOS AT 1/9 Amun, Hannting Waltz, Chili Btu, Bonthem Moon, Coal Black Maavy, Ki»-A.-Miaa, Ain't We 6*t Fan, I've Got the Blues for Uj Kentucky Home, etc., etc. SOZRMAXI/6 Atatoa, Chen, LMississippi, Mm Hcmme, Bio Kigits, Every Time I See You, Some Sunday Morning, Bachelor Days, Where There's a Girl There's a Boy, and many more. DISC lOin DOUBLE-SIDED GRAMOPHONE RECORDS— Usual Price .. .. 4/6 Sale Price .. .. 3/DISC lOin SINGLE-SIDED GRAMOPHONE RECORDS— Usual Price .. .. 2/6 Sale Price .. ..1/6 DISC RECORD ALBUMS— Usual Prices .. 5/6 and 7/6 Sale Prices lOin 4/-, 12in 6/-2-MINUTE CYLINDER RECORDS, 1 dozen assorted in case—Usual Price .. 17/6 Sale Price .. .. 12/6 ACCORDIONS— Usual Price .. .. £4/4/Sale Price .. .. £3/3/CYLINDER RECORD CASES— Usual Prices .. 2/- and 4/Sale Prices .. 1/- and 2/GRAMOPHONE NEEDLES—--9d Box of 200—3/6 per 1000 W» hare all tlu ktest Records and Song Hits. Postal orders executed jmsptiy. HiwTnw, Sale Ends Positively on Saturday, Jane 17th. al Music Stores, iOCH STREET, Between Lichfield and Tnam Streets light of ydhstaf dim and trying to the eyes has been forgotten and night turned into day by the steady brilliance and lasting qualities of iMaotiesod Burners British made Aetata lor N.Z.: KEALL * PERRY. { S3 OU Cmli»i Houm Streat, WELLINGTON. J The Light oitaill \m¥< mflV. Cs X

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