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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1751, 13 November 1917, Page 4

A PIANO IN EVERY HOME. That every New Zealand homo should be made happier by the possession of a good Piano is the desire of the Bristol Piano Company, Ltd. This popular Music Warehouse has long been noted for its attractive offers of high-grade instruments. At no time, however, has it provided Better Values than those represented by its latest importations, which include a fine selection of Pianos bearing such well-known names as “The Broadwood,” “The games,” “The Willis,” and “The Collard.” These excellent Instruments were specially selected at the Manufacturers’ by Discerning Experts, and are fully guaranteed for Ten Years.

The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington. North Island Manager, M. J. Brookes.

The Wi]|' is responsible for some coincidences thajt arp fortunate as well as for multitudes of the other kind. The y.M.C,A. in Constantinople was before the war in an unique position. It enjoyed the goodwill of the Mohammedan Church authorities and of the Porte, and was supported by Greeks, Moslems, and Armenians. Its activities, however, ar.e suspended for the duration of the war, and thereby hangs a tale, says an exchange. The Malta Y.M.C.A. had acquired tine club premises, but pwijjg to war conditions they wore unable jo famish. It came to their knowledge, however, that a complete Y.M.C.A. equipment, destined for- Constant!-« nople, was on board a vessel which was interned in Malta for the duration of the war. Through the - good offices of the American Consul, this equipment secured for the Malta y.M.d.A. Wheja ppac.e P°W§ —well, they hope to make peace with Constantinople!