"PUNCH"

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2643, 14 December 1915, Page 4

"PUNCH"

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The members of the ship Maraina speak in terms of appreciation of the gift of two English pianos by the Victoria Bowling Clnb. ' The pianos, which were purchased from the Bristol Piano Company, had a silver plate inscription 011 each.

Those in search of a really silent and beautifully smooth-running motor-car of' moderate price would <lo well to inspect the shipment of 8-cylinder Kings lust linded bv the Dominion Motor Vehicle?, Ltd at tlio D:M.V. Garage. ToTy Street. A demonstration run cannot fail to lmnress one with the remarkable power and smooth running of the car. Telephone for particulars, or, better still, call and see it for yourself to-day— Advt.