PIANO TALKS.
"Has it an iron frame?" is the mostfrequent enquiry that the piano salesman hears. Almost all pianos are now made with iron frames, but there are great differences even in the frames of pianos. The many points which go to the making of a good piano are matters of grant technicality and pianos tn exactly similaf specifications may differ iri their initial coat by a good many tens of poundsX When buvinj? a piano, the vital essential is to deal with a firm of good repute. Great annoyance and muchl money would be saveed if buyers universally adopted the plan of dealing only with Btruight dealers. Mr A. E. Robinson in the local agent for Messrs Chas Begg and Co., Ltd., the oldest and best-known firm of piano dealers in New Zealand. Ha is prepared at ell times to advise, piano purchasers, and it is his boast that never yet has he failed to give satisfaction to a client.*
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 714, 21 October 1914, Page 4
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161PIANO TALKS. King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 714, 21 October 1914, Page 4
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