THOSE FREE PHONOGRAPHS.

Maoriland Worker, Volume I, Issue 8, 20 April 1911, Page 17

THOSE FREE PHONOGRAPHS.

Dear "Worker," —You published a letter of mine in your February issue asking whether these phonographs were any good, and 1 enclose a letter I received from a lady in Masterton. I called on her and saiv the phonograph and satisfied myself that her statements were true. —1 am, etc., CHARLES WILLIAMS. Tane, Eketahuna. (Copy.) Mr. Charles Williams, Tane. Dear Sir, —I saAV your letter in "The Maoriland Worker" about the AngloAustralian Importing Company. The machine they speak of is in no way Avhat they send, in fact it is nothing more than a perfect fraud, for the one thoy send can be bought anyAvhere for aboub ios, and it is not much more than a toy. I think they should be stopped taking people in in such a barefaced way. I sent £1 Is to start with. Then duty Avas 6s 2d, freight 7s ?d, cartage 2s, so in all it cost ;tl 16s «?d. The records vrere Avorn out una tome ol them cracked. My advice is, don't send for one.—l am, etc., PHONOGRAPH