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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 79, 26 November 1912, Page 7

MUSIC MADE EASY. If you arc intending to get a piano, think! The popularity of the Broadwood increases all the time. People who purchase a Broadwood become its champions, and are never dissatisfied. Why? The Broad wood is faithfully made in every detail. It not only has a superb and brilliant tone, but it also wears wonderfully well. The Broadwood Player Pianos. The Broadwood player/ mechanism interferes in no way wit'f the use of the instrument as a Pianct forte. It means that every mcliber o.\ a household—however skilled in music i or however ignorant—can get direct, active, and person! enjoyment from this piano. The Broadwood Player Pianos are British throughout, all made iii one factory, all fitted with aluminium tubing (which is imperishable) instead of rubber. Our system: Terms to suit any purchaser. The Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., Wellington. Full particulars from our local representative, G. W. Mills, Stationer. Broadway (late Cargill’s). t x

Owing to losing the tenancy of one of his shops (the clothing and mercery department, and half tho showroom), Mr. A. Spence is confronted with the huge task of converting into money a largo portion of his stock within a short time. His tenancy of this shop expires on November 30th, and as the new tenants take possession on December Ist, there is only a limited time left to get out. No other suitable promises are available at the present time so Mr. Spence has no alternative hut to endeavour to realise. Ho has determined to hold a great clearance sale, which, commences on Saturday next, 10th inst. Mr. Spence says the goods must he sold, however great the sacrifice may be. x Your local draper stocks the RosIvn Writing Pads at fid and Is each. Remarkable value. Try one. x