YOUR CHILD AND THE PIANO.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1097, 15 May 1913, Page 3

YOUR CHILD AND THE PIANO.

Teach your children the piano! Do not let them grow up with vain regrets that they did not have 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 an instrument, and on such simple terms that the sura required each week is never missed. The Dresden Piano Co., Wellington, will give you the most superb piano for a small sum down, and thereafter monthly payments uf from 20s. 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 The Dresden’s North Island Manager, Wellington, Mr M. J. Brookes.— Advt.

him the best wishes of the community as a whole.

Mr F. W. Phrankland said that he couldn’t express his feelings of regret at Mr Stewart’s departure. His loss would .be greatly felt. He had been one of the speaker’s best friends and he would very much miss his society. He expressed the hope that Foxton would not permanently lose him and that he would later on again take up his residence here. Mr A. D. Clemett also referred to the loss that Foxton would sustain by Mr Stewart’s departure. As chairman of the school committee he had been closely associated with him for a number of years and a fast friendship had sprung up between them. On behalf of the Masonic Lodge he also wished to expre cc ™ r ; r et that Mr Stewart was leaving Foxton. He was an old member and his loss would be keenly felt. Mr Stewart, in replying, thanked them from the bottom of his heart for their expression of goodwill and kindly feeling, also for their very handsome present. He said that if he spoke for hours he would not be able to express the gratitude he felt for the sympathy and kindness that had been shown him during the past week.