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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 90, 17 August 1915, Page 7

1 T HA NO BUYERS, i I'lio BiitiJi i 7 iano Industry lias au I!!’• portanee much greater than most I people realise. For example, at John i Broad wood aml Son’s great factory in 4 London nearly five hundred men nro lousy constructing I host* instruments | n hicli arc acknowledged to bo a world's "standard” m pianos. Ami tlnal is only ono important source of 'supply! 1 All who wish to ensure, getting a ihigh-class British instrument should certainly call on The Bristol Piano Co. Ltd. This well-known firm—established in New Zealand over thirtytwo years—regularly receives large /shipments of excellent British-built pianos such as the brilliant Broad)wood, the splendid Samos, ami dug jmagnificent Collat'd and Collard. It (also stocks those renowned Canadian j organs—The Bell and The Imperial. If credit is a convenience, ‘The Bris;f;rI 1 will gladly extend to yon the ad!?antagos of its popular and dlteral 'time payment system. Tho Bristol •'Piano Co. Lid., Wellington. Nrrth Island manager, M. J. Brookes. Local I representative, G W. Mills. 2