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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2717, 11 March 1916, Page 13

i The British & Continental Piah'ti'Cb: b •! !» «iMHH«jmif» J n^»WAJMJimMi^»< Tl| i..i.^ |W|||Wl | II mph.. ;A h „I^ JB U W i • 0 • | Grand Clearance Sales OS Plaios 9 Organs, Pianola Marios. j jl ' in e^ great interest to the music-loving' public. Our grand clearance of high-grade H3 '■ I Pianos and Organs commences 011 MONDAY, MARCH 13th, and will continue for One Month ■ j j Only. Hero is your chance to secure a good Piano or Organ—an opportunity in piano-buying—an » ■ 1 ; | opportunity which will certainly not occur again. Owing to the increase Tin: shipping., freights, . ' K. ; • J Pianos are going_ up in price. Buying under present everyday* conditions, your Piano would cost 5 j j you MORE than it would have before the war.. But " T . i I ' . ' 5 , '' j j . ■ Onr Special j; Down Under Pre - War Prices! : Grasp the full significance of what this means! Our stock consists of absolutely first-grade iiistru- ' j | ments, all bright and new. Astonishingly reduced prices will rule throughout* ■ - ' | Horizontal Grand Pianos, Upright Grand j j: Pianos, Church Organs, School Organs, Pianola Pianol. : i j j! Are All Priced at Sensational Figures! J I let's Describe Several Excellent Bargains,: | ! | ' Pian ° s bj;—HOPKINSON, London; BROOKES, London; PAYNE, London; HARVEY & SON, Londoa; j | ' '' ' \ QROWLEY, Londoa; RJNTOUL, London. ..... - | I f Organs by— London; BELL, Canada. .. 1 1 I \ (j " ' ) I BOYD, LONDON: A fine Upright Grand Piano in Walnut Case,, with exceptionally good tone. Original Price, ! 80 Guineas. SPECIAL SALE PRICE, £65. \ ,| f HOPKII\SON, LONDON: Horizontal Baby Grand; only sft. long. Hopldnson's name is sufficient to guarantee ! • ' • j its quality. Original Price, 160 Guineas. SPECIAL SALE PRICE, £135. ; 5 i | , RINTOTJL, LONDON: A. good, reliable instrument of splendid construction, and beautiful•'tone and touch f - '••> S Original Price, 60 Guineas. SPECIAL SALE PRICE, £45. S \ j i HOPKINSON, LONBON: A magnificent instrument, and the latest production of the "Hopkinson" firm. As ' £ masterpiece of scientific and artistic production. Original Price, 115 Guineas. I ' ■" I " i j SPECIAL SALE_PRICE, £90. I t .7- j 7 j _ 5 j | .TEISMS STRICTLY CASH DURING TKiE SALE. . ' j j Come and select one of these strongly-built and beautifully finished instruments I We urge you " I ' | P a y y° ur visit - early-/ Bring your favourite piece of. music—play it on Piano or Organ—try each ) ! instrument, and see which has the most pleasing tone. . | : 1 | A Piano Sale—An Organ Sale-A Sale-of-Pianola ! | Yon Can't Afford To Miss TMs S . C ' ! Ha Glearanee Commences Hext Monday, 15th; 'ffeißhe- ISlamth Only. j | Out-of-Town Buyers, We Pay. Railway Fares. Freight Paid. On All Pianos To Nearest Railway Station I 1 !; British''& Continental Piano Co* j B. 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