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is lIH^HIBH^^^Bh^W TheBARNARD Recording Piano is "die" Roll-Playing Piano! THE EASIEST OF TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. C^^^^fislOCO. L m LAMBTON QUAY and BRANCHES Before deciding" ,K. —On the choice of a Radio-Gramo-fflj?« . phone Combination you MUST hear the wonderful ' . m ' s ns>ti'ument "is more than a mere jombination gramophone and radio set. wm I * "• 's a musical instrument which reproIZ £ W winces electrically the sweetness of efery fiff^^^^^^^^^Jß^S instrument, the true timbre of the SONORA Wins on TONE The discriminating buyer demands TONE, so do not fail to hear the SONORA at Pinny's. Let your ear be the judge! EASIEST TERMS IN NEW ZEALAND 58 WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 45, 22 February 1930, Page 25
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184Page 25 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 45, 22 February 1930, Page 25
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