YOUR CHILD AND THE PIANO.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1082, 1 April 1913, Page 4

YOUR CHILD AND THE PIANO.

Teach your children the piano! Do not let them grow UP with vain regrets that they did not hav® the opportunity when young! Think of the future. The purchase of a piano may seem a big item; but, really, nowadays things have been made so easy that everyone may possess gn instrument, and on sqch simple terms that the sum required each week is never missed. The Dresden Piano Co,, Wellington, will give you the most superb piano for a small sqm cjqwn, and thereafter monthly payments of from 2us! Think! In a short time the instrument will be your very own—and what an inexhaustible source of pleasure it will prove to be. Do not delay another day—write to Mr M. J. Brookes, the North Island Manager—Advt.

at Farnhara Common and at Moruington Crescent, was called by the defendant. He is a tall, thin, dark man, with an immense mass of white hair, which he wears brushed well back, with an elastic band round it. Shouting at Mr Marsham, he said : “ She put herself and I put myself at the disposal of Mr Plowdeu ot help to solve this mystery house, which is connected with our publishing company, and I wish to explain the mystery to Mr Plowden. We hold ourselves in readiness, with the sanction of Scotland Yard, and it will be impossible for us to carry out enquiries and to be here at the same time. There is a remand until Saturday, but that is not a hundredth part of the case. The magistrate remanded Mrs MacDonald for a week. She refused to leave the dock, and struggled violently till the gaoler and his assistant removed her.