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Taranaki Daily News, 2 April 1921, Page 6

THEY LEARNED PIANO) [PLAYING IN 8 LESSONS| EASY AS A B C-prof. sulijvan’S system is the on, y thorough, practical, and simplest system to learn piano playing without endless wearying scales and exercises. Thousands of men, women and children with no previous musical training W"' ,iave l earnc d io P la y brilliantly with Prof. Sullivan’s 8 Lessons. $ MO MATTER NO LONG, •' r jLagMjl WHAT YOUR AGE WEARY TUITION \ or "'here you live—no need to Proi Sullivan has pruned the , know anythin?, about music to learning of Piano of all its begin, not even to tell one note mystery. One Lesson a week »♦. ' ' from.another. You will be for 8 weeks guarantees you to TWgSatiaHl ' fascinated with the Lesions— play Waltzes. Dance Music, -—■ ’■ ■■ practising is real fun. Songs, etc., etc. . ■ , ' ■ Mr. K. SHORT / NO .. TRICK .. MUSIC SUCCESS Mrs. A. JOHNSTON No num™ or makeshifts of GUARANTEED any kind. 8 Simple Les- Prof. Sullivan s 8 Lesson sons, so different from the Course carries a sfcned and \old hard-to-understand way. sealed guarantee that You learn by mail in your spare mate music is taught, and if time»»home. No need to Join dissatisfied upon the complca'S'''sra class or pay guineas to a tion of eight lessons, your P r * va^e teacher. money is refunded in full. Thousands of Grateful Students f Write as These Have Done Mr. K. SHORT writes on Uth Sept. IS2S i a nEffiSaM ■" > . x “ i msde two attempts by the Old Method but failed both times, then I 9aw y° ur Advertisement and am very glad i did for with your method I have .. found everyth inn very easy and got on well.* W DAI 7FI I Miss N. DALZELL on 14th Sept. 1920. aays: ~~~ ~ . miss fl. DALZELL, .., have found your System very easy, please let me have my next l. pREWER lesson as soon as possible.” Mr. T. C. BONNEY writes on 30th Sept. 1920. rffn. ■ f I liurr-J •• j am getting on splendidly and delighted with my pngrese. evervthing . .. . ' v ' ■ seems to come so easy. Your Lessons make the Music and Theory so plain. 7.. -■> Miss CONSTANCE (URKY tell us on 3rd Aug. 1920. "Mother says I am getting oa splendidly, and thlaks the Sullivan System a very good method of tearing to play the Piano.” Mrs A. JOHNSTON-a lady of mature years—writes on 26th Aug. 1920. ” 1 have derived ,-reat pleasure fronT the Sullivan System and can play With the greatest ease. Flaring the Piano now is more than a pastime.’ Mr. L. PKEWER writes manv letters of thanks, one of Sept. 7th says.— ' “ 1 ani very pleased I undertook your Course. I think It a perfect System. r&K, ' •?' ' ' and remarkably easy. lam satisfied it is all you claim it to be. ’ Miss E. E. JOHNSON tells us:— , . .. . ” J am very pleased with your way of teaching, please accept my thanks for the good attention you pay mo. I can play without the least difficulty. ; ? ' z: Am a!wavs at the Plano now. lam recommending the Sullivan System to P v r* : t Kratt fiWW everyone 1 know.” . . .>. Wr - C. H. HARRIS wrote on sth Sept. 1929 saying ' x Si&MEa ” I neve, thought it posable to master music so quickly. I roust say TOMiws- - .ux. your System is wonderfully ea«y compared with the Old Method and am Mr. T. C. BONNEY coofidenc .very ocher pupil think, tie Mme." Miss E. E. JOHNSON lf You Love Music Send For _j SuEivaiVs FREE BOOK l|B||| Jtr 1 S “How to play the Piano in 8 Lessons. It tells clearly all fepWaWtMl’ '"Sv. ’wS 7 ”' about this wonderful system—how it was discovered, how it is *taught, the opinion of celebrated musical authorities, synopsis of lessons and countless recent testimonies of grateful students from ail over Australia and New Zealand. Send for this book now, it will cost you naught but postage and y«u will ever bless JMM the day you filled in the coupon. 8S»tlqj»WBMBI jI Here it ‘s. Act at once. “ Get in ” before the fees are increased. jgMltWd Miss C. CURRY lr IN—TEAR 1 OUT—POST IT OFF BIGHT NOW Mr ’ C ‘ H- HARR,S ES HO 5=25 O5l SEE ffiSE AH BSE® 0S 48 IM MH ■ The Sullivan of Music (N.Z.) Ltd., Studio 16M • Premier Buildings, Queen St., Auckland. F 5 Gentlemen: I enclose 4 Penny Stamps for postage.— frame (Mr., Mrs., Miss) .......................... | « Please send me Prof. Sullivan’s FREE BOOK—How to Play the Piano in 8 Lessons, and particulars of your Address. p “■* Special Introductory Offer. / ■ w --igar p

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