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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 120, 18 February 1928, Page 18

An Opportunity Indeed! PUBLIC INTEREST AROUSED No Gramophone offered during our long experience has created such interest among the music- R loving public as has this A Itmiirl lirmllL Oak , Cabinet | . Gramophone at flMiiß £l5 MB That this instrument should be || ' W available at such low cost, and on m easy terms, from as low as £2 SI deposit and 5/- per week, has i come as a pleasant surprise to ” many new and proud possessors I of “New Lyriepliones.” SIX VOCALION RECORDS FREE! ALSO SUPPLY OF NEEDLES RAILED FREE TO NEAREST STATION. Solid Oak Cabinet, Highest Quality Double Spring Motor, Best British Tone Arm and Reproducer, Automatic Lid Support, Two Needle Cups, Four Shelves for Records; all Fittings of the Best. “The Great Piano House,” MANNERS STREET :: WELLINGTON.

Get a BMJWWHOC for S/" Balance in Weekly Payments of 5/-. You will be proud to own this superb instrument, which will play music to suit your every mood. THE BRUNSWICK is acknowledged everywhere the World’s Best for TONE QUALITY. It plays perfectly every make of disc record, and reproduces all musical sounds with absolute fidelity. Hear the Brunswick in our Showroom. Compare it with any other Phonograph, and we feel sure that you will agree that the BRUNSWICK is supreme. BRUNSWICK, the World’s Finest Phonograph M©Greg®r Wright’s 182 LAMBTON QUAY,

Which is the Right Way to Judge a Gramophone ? “By its Maker’s Name ” said Indecision “By its Cost ” said Proud Purse “By its being Imported ” said The Unpatriotic “By its Design ” said Shallow ffO J say BILLIARDS LIMITED JUDGE n is TONE cost, sELUinun ■■ hum That leaves only one wise choice: THE MARVELLOUS Demonstrations Daily. Deferred Payments. pilliardjlmiited Top Floor, Baker’s Buildings (Opposite Union Bank), Featherston Street, Wellington.