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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 989, 8 March 1910, Page 6

"The Economic," Wellington. 33RD HALF-YEARLY SALE. ADVANCE ANKOU NCISMENT ! ON THURSDAY MOKMNGNEXT, 24TH FEBRUARY, At 9 o'clock we start our GIGANTIC 33rd HALF-YEARLY END-OF-SEASON SALE When the whole of our past season's stocks of GENERAL DRAPERY, FURNISHINGS, and MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR will be submitted for POSITIVE SALE AT ENORMOUS PRICE REDUCTIONS. IT WILL BE Absolutely the Biggest, Brightest, Bargain Sale of the Season. IT WILL BE A TIME of Rapid Selling and Sensational Bargain-Giving-IT WILL BE TIME When profits will be treated with indifference, and "DeepCuts " will be xuade into the actual cost of goods. IT WILL BE A TIME Of vast " READY-MONEY SAVINGS" for the drapery buyers of the city. A large four-page BARGAIN CATALOGUE will be issued with this paper dealing with the sale. Watch for it. In the meantime " Get Ready-" GEORGE & KERSLEY, Ltd.,

It would be a difficult matter to decide as to whether the French or the Germans are the greater musicians. Both have characteristics of then own. French music be ng noted for its vivacity. In the production of musical instruments, especially pianos, both nations can claim special and peculiar merits. In mechanical skill the French have no superiors, especially so where delicacy of mechanism is concerned. The Pleyel piaHo is a typical French instrument—it is perfect The construction of the piano is correct and mechanically exact ; the tone is sweet and resonant, and the tone lasts, The materials are the best obtainable, and a Pleyel piano in the home is a treasure worth having. The Wellington Piano Co., T td." are represented in Masterton by Messrs J. A. J. Mac Lean and Co., of Perry Street, from whom full particulars as to terms, 3fcc., maj be obtained.