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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10004, 29 March 1910, Page 4

THE PURCHASE OF A PIANO. ALAKGK number of the sweetesttoriH<{ and most serviceable of the Pianos uow in use in the Wairarapa were purchased froin the BRITISH & CONTI.VVNTAL PIANO COMPANST. Those who are paiticular in musical in-'tter* that the construction, purity and richness of tone, volume, delicacy ot t >uch, and harmonious relation of rHgisters in our pianos are not approached elsewhere. The selection of Pianos in our Masterton and Wellington houses include the following:— Continental— C. Bechstein, Haake, Ramsperger, Trubener, Rapoldi, Bauer. English — Eavesta-fF & Son, J A J. Hopkinson, G >ss & Co., Coilard & Collard, Geo. Russell, Pianolos - And Pianolo Pianos. Orders for timing and repairs will be promptly attended to by our expert. A laru'H stock of music to select from: Obgans—. Chicago Origan Co., The Malcolm Organ. <">ur terms of payment are easy and spread over a reasonable period. We shrtil be pUsußfid to demonstrate these Pianos or Ovgnns to you. If you are on the point of investing in a Piano, investigation will not go amiss—and you would doubtless find it to your profit. Sole Wairarapa Representative— J. LOWNDES, CENTRAL PARAGE, 169, QUEEN ST., Masterton. Wellington Warehouse—Willis Street.' KEEPING THE MONEY HERE. AS Wellington possesses a Tailor whose productions, according to distinguished English visiters, are equal to the bei-t in London, th*-VH is no need for particular men to go further than MILLIGAN'S of Kelburne Avenue, when wanting something smart. Customers are given, a choice of hundreds of Choice English Suitings. ' R. LOW * RUSTIC &HGP | £ L'iL! »K.h. Shop Fronts Built on fcno Latest and Most Approved Lin**. GOAHANTEED DUST-PROOF