Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 224, 4 October 1901, Page 3

PIANOLA. rpHB ability, without effort, to play any !L music, written, and give to each piece your own interpretation ifan experience which ia quite incomprehensible until yon have tried it. Is it any wonder that accomplished musicians all the world over endorse the Pianola, or that the king of pianists, should write: --" Everyone who wishes to hear absolutely faultless, free from any kind of nervousness pip.no playing, should buy a Pianola. If. is perfection." And we may add that anyone who desires to hear and see the. Pianola at work is cordially invited to call at ountapdt, Devonstreet, New, Plymouth, wheie these instruments aie being pUyed upon and exhibited all day.—THE DRfcsDBN PIANO COMPANY. Devon-street, New Plymouth. Q. W. Henderson, Representative, M. J. Bbookbs, Manager, BURPEE'S SEEDS GRW! CELEBRATED SEEDS .HB X EOPLB'S VJROOERY DEVON STREET. FOE FLOWER SEEDS. BURPEE FOR VEGETABLE SEBDS Ring up No. 110. C. CARTER. SEW BOOKS at BINDER'S.! Ex Wakanui, phom London, and Latest Shipments. Prom. Oxford University Press Co.— A Large Assortment of Bibles, varying from 3a 3d to 12s 6d each. 17 different styles to select from. Standard Poets, -Birthday and Text Bookn. From Csssells, Jarrold and Sons, and Ward, Lock and 00. - A Large Stock of the Newest Publications. | From Hodder and Stoughton— An Assortment of 300 Prize I Books suitable for Schools,' Presents, etc. Also, Latest Colonial Libraries. From: Cole's— Picture Books, From Allan and Oo.— A complete range of Australian Music Books. ALSO, JUST TO HANDA carefully selected lot of I MacMILLAN'S COLONIAL LIBRARIES. | Best authors; originally 3> 6d, [ NOW 9d. each. ! BDDERS BOOK DEPOT. as* m SUNBEAM s\m& ovYtjox TEA.. Amnt-B. K BOH,