A CHILD'S DEATH

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10719, 13 September 1912, Page 5

A CHILD'S DEATH

(By Tacjraph—Tress AuncuM/cmJ) XELSON, Last Night. Webley Hadfield, an 18-months-o.kl child, met his death, in a peculiar manner out Wednesday evening. The parents were travelling in a motorboat between Awaroa and Tonga, and. during the journey the child fell against the engine flywheel and was instantly killed. MAKING HOME HOMELIER, If you have no children, you need to keep the house as bright and cheerful as possible—you want & piano. If you have children, growing up about you, you want to make home as.attractive as possible for them— you want a piano. It does not matter what your circumstances are; you can afford a piano/, if you go about it in a sensible way. Let the Dresden Piano Company show you the way. The Dresden Hire-Purchase System brings splendid Pianos snto the reach of everybody. Hie Company' 3 stock is very wide; you are offered the choice* of pianos by all the great makers of the world. If-r-on the other hand— yon can't plav. nmke enquiry about the Broadwood Player Piamo. The; Player can be fitted ur removed at \v?H, when the piano !« required for ordinary solo work. The Player itself is made by Broadwoo-s. Needless* to say it is irtreproaehanie alike, .in mecliaaisics, material and workmanship. In short, it is the best in the market! Go into this mattw now! M. J. Rwolms, ftorth Island Manager. Local representative of the Drtesden: H. Trais, Dan'ill's Buildings, Que© • Streot. bmtisur »m>plia<3. a