THE TALKERIES

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 13 June 1913, Page 5

THE TALKERIES

NEW BLUE AMBEROL RECORD. The rapid adva-noewent of "The Talker ies," under the management of Mr Thos. W. Steel, is an instance of what energy and business acumen can accomplish. "The Talkeries" has now a connection in both town and country, that ia ever extending, and is a credit to the firm. In order to meet the demands of increasing trade the premises have been considerably extended, apd the spacious show • window enlarged, making , a ! and attractive interior. • The latest novelty to be mtrodocefl is the New Blue Amberol Record, In the exhaustive tests to which these new cylinders . were subjected during the ■ process of development, they were . played three thousand times .and revealed absolutely no variation in tone, volume or quality. They absolutely refused to wear oat! Patrons desirous of giving these records a trial should place their orders now, so as to ensure delivery with the first stock arriving 20th inst. "The Talkeries" have.no fewer than nine different agencies for gramaphones and records, including the famous "Odecm," "Oohimbia-Rena," "Jumbo" and '' Beka-Qrand.'' In Edison Btoolts there are hundreds of every description from which to make a selection. Accessories, in the way of needles, are also Btooked in profusion. For the convenience of town and country patrons, the management announces that they are now giving two free cohoerts weekly, on Tuesdays and Fridays, commencing at 2.80 p.m., ,to which a oordial invitation is 01- : to airto attend. > •