Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 134, 1 March 1919, Page 11

' . j|;TS Tone, From .the ; first, ! ;::^;j ,; ;' seemed lo me fer.finer than amj'phonograph '.;- I ' I hctd ever,heard.-. The low tones-had'a new .y -..• richness and "body." ; The upper ones' a'delicious new ' jl parity. . The music of the Vocalioniwithal,., seemed so.. ... . refined and so very, very real! : There.was.jao: blast, no .•:.••••-• sj .mechanical noise of amj .kirid. Just music! Violin, / ' S orchestra, voice, band; not as from a disc'.and.needle, '.-but-.as from the very instruments themselves." ... "Wilh the 'GRADUOLA' 11 is, more - than a phonograph •' becoming a PLAYABLE muolcal instrument of hieslimntle • value,-; for it has brought the glow and life of-musical'expression into the' ' heart of the.home." . . '" '.You too -will eulogiap Ike Aeolian Vocation, as this'purchaser .' |i did lf you will only hear the Instrument of to-day that supersedes .. . J .... ..... the talking machine of yesterday. . J ART CATALOG GBA^S^^Hr.PLE/tSim~ V ;>| SOLE REPRESENTATIVE:;'''' . 1 - ' B. LEM I,S;C " S3 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. ' ' || Jj KjN .of Brown Boots or Shoes jl'' -"•// A] will be /well 7 cared for || .// | uj VUff/ by 'Nugget,' whicK.lH Jj Shines,' Preserves and ,W • j ' For Lighter Tan Shoes use Light Brown.. ,'4 '' 11 'NUGGET.' Imparts a rich, lasting " .. YOUR DEALER CAN SUPPLY YOU. • BY NEW" 'ZEALAND*.'. . MOST .EXPERIENCED .GUNSMITH'S! With the best toolcand Jj Why send a'dun anywhere else for latent machinery the jj Itopiiir — especially, why send it to "r AC" undertake § Englaud?—when the Job can bo dono „„ i... "u GUN fi promptly, skilfully, nnd at most ren'STSrp ?»rmniro E ■ sonnble cost by The Colonial RIFLE, and REVOLVEK g Ammunition Co., Ltd., at thoir oxREPAIRS, including Q tensive and well equippod Works, the following: jj Mount Eden, Auckland. C.„ I. ft | THE EXPERT GUNSMITHS enl- . stocks altered in cast-oil, |j ployed by the Colonial Ammunition • length and bend, to fit cub- | Co., Ltd., hold'llrst-elass Holerenccß tomer and ensure good J from theso noted English makers: shooting. § Wcstley * ltioliarrts; William Caslnnorc; . | Charles OsliorncVit- Co.; 1!. li. P.oilda A Co,: ■ Muzzle-loading Guns con- jj George Hale; .l. A.'Soolohor. or llnvy St. verted into modern Breccli- jj Kclmiuuls; liorlnun, inut • l'ltillip Hurt, of i „\ „ H ColelKwtor.: W. A. liiley, Birmingham; . loaders.: ■ a llanimoml, of Winchester; ami I'agc Wood, New Barrels filled lo any | . of JJHslol. make of gun with precision 1 Our . Gunsmiths are most successful i •ir . | with Sinsdc-triEKcrs and Ejectors, ana iinibn. , jj Many well-known Shots commend Pin-(ire converted into | their work. . Central-tire. I Sportsmon in any part of Now Zealand ' . ~ 1 enn take advantage of this Repair ' A New Acliqn tilled to any B Sorvice. lieirSilgic I TriggTr! 1633 I SEWD"G»W BY PARfiEL POST English-made Hammcrless | A aMllmtf ov'no will cover poatnpo, Guns converted into the § . Detailed eßtimnte of cost will bo" nub--1 ... . a . ' .» r" . 0 lmtled.-It price ib not npht'imd work latest Automatic cjcctors. h- ciui't b© done in first-class styte.'-G-utt Black barrels "browned" j. will be returned at OUH oxpenno,.r, i'lKk 0 *"" " k " Colonial Ammunition