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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 136, 11 February 1915, Page 2

FAMOUS ENGLISH PIANOS. AT THE "BRISTOL. 1 "No pianofortes, " observed Liszt, the eminent virtuese, "last anything like so well as those of Broadwood." Even after eighty-six years' service a Broadwo'od has been known to play swtetly and clearly. This speaks volumes for the British thoroughness with which this British piano is built. The instruments of John Broad wood and Sons. Ltd., represent man's highest achievements in piano construction. They are the products of a firm who date from 1728, and who have been makers to Royalty since George 11. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd . hold expensive .v'vls of the Breadv.'id an."; other English pianos of world-wide prestige, including the noted Sames—an ideal piano, and always a wise choice —and the wonderful Collard and Collard. In Organ-, New Zealand's premier Music Waveho.v.o specialises in th i two leading Canal ti makes — The Bell and The Imperial. All v.ho desire an instrument that Mill ensure lifelong satisfaction an c ?:tu '••rtly purchase at "The Bristol." F'un *.u ai.'ycasy terms of payment may be arranged The Bristol Piano Co., Li V. V >r elli;ikt<ii. North Island Manager M . r Brco 1 Local Lenrosentative H. T. Dash wood.

Constable Belcher, of Otaki, was culled on while in Waikanae on Thursday to view the remains of a cow which had evidently been killed by & stal- the previous night— appf rently the f.ced of some evil person. The animai was the pronortv of Mrs. Solomon Parata, wh< gh the valve of the engine «■ and bursting tlie cover of the ammonia compressor, a serious mishap occurred at the Longburn freezing works last week, resulting in several hundred pounds' worth of damage being dene. A. large quantity of ammonia, which is used for freezing purposes, was lost, and several employees wer> nearly overcome by the fumes from the chemical. The works were quickly in running order again, everything going at full pressure with but a few hours' delay. The engine, which is of 175 li.p., and said to be the Irgest-of its kind in New Zealand, was undergoing a trial Was®, noexla hoi water to :amV.3 it s.n ideal food tor S>.nf:illtß. Tmir hohu •aril! thrive o _ doiUr.