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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9040, 25 January 1908, Page 5

If you have no piiuio, you need one. If you have one, yon need a better one. Of'instruments from the great makers—the Broad wood, the Lipp, the Ronisch, and the Steinway—one may be better suited to your purpose than another. The tiling i's, first, to get a good piano; second, of the good pianos, to select the - one best for YOU. If you are bent on wise selection, you will state your need-., to experts. You should certainly write to, or call upon, the Dresden Piano Company, Wellington—or, better still see their Agent in your own town. 'Thai step will unqiTcstionably result in \ completely satisfactory purchase, and there can be arranged just whateve. terms of payment suit you best. You will, moreover, got all the information possible from the most authoritative source. You are much more likely then to secure an instrument on which you can positively rely.

Mr W. J. Fuller, J.P., Storekeeper, Eendelshain, S.A., writes: —"Some little time ago I was called in to see a neighbour who was suffering from severe cramps, and who really thought lie was past help. I took a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with me, and gave him three doses, according to directions, and in ii few hours he had quite recovered. I have frequently used it in my own family, and am so well satisfied as to its merits that I make a point of selling it to my customers on a positive guarantee. For sale by all dealers.