Business Notes

Horowhenua Chronicle, 2 February 1914, Page 2

Business Notes

There is circulated through u portion of to-day's Chronicle an inset announcing the Dresden Piano Co.'a first big sale in 30 years. Having recently purchased the Wellington Piano i'o.'s entire stock of pianos, organs and music sundries. "The 'Dresden" is able to offer exceptionally attractive values at this great clearance sale. The list of pianos is very imposing, every instrument bearing the name of a well-known maker. Some of the bargains will interest the Levin Brass Band. xls an inducement 1o people in the provinces to visit "The Dresden*' sale the railway fare to and from Wellington will be refunded to purchasers of pianos or organs. A bargain in farm land—fifteen acres, with 7-roonied house, in Levin Borough, for £850—is on offer by Smart and Co., live land agents, Levin. All persons in search of a compact farm are recommended to see this property. The merits of "Catspaw" rubber heels form the subject of advertisement in to-day's Chronicle from the Empire Agencies (Pulmerston 2Sortli). This firm of manufacturers' agents stocks many useful lines. Among these is the "Catspaw liubber Heel," the "Tread-air Heel Cushion." These are guaranteed as the best. Liquid soap, the "Ever-ready" clothes .line, "Fitzall ■ wrenches, and "The Wonderful Microscope"' are other exclusive lines amongst the firm's importations.

Miss Eitzhcrbert advertises thai she will resume the giving of tuition in pianoforte playing and theory on -ird February at Levin and on 4th February at Manakau.