88egg a n n 0 u n � � a co m prehensive PUICHASINC PLAN for the conservation of musical instruments and electrical appliances Begg" 8 realise that musical entertainment a cash payment and play your part in is now even more important than Cver their conservation and further usefulness. and that many types of electrical goods In this way you are not only benefiting are essential. In order to conserve their yourself but you are also helping others, asefulness Begg' 8 will buy for cash used and, indeed, the economic interests of the musical instruments and certain types of Country a8 8 whole. Begg' 8 will buy: used electrical appliances, expertly re- pianos and organs, radios, gramophones, condition them and thus make them violins, drums, all band instruments, available, in first-class condition, to the guitars; cellos, saxophones, ukuleles, publie. Are musical instruments Or elec- string basses; piano accordions, washing tical appliances lying in disuse in your machines, refrigerators; vacuum cleaners, bome ? They are urgently required by electric shavers. Don't delay call at ethers. Bring them in to Begg' 8, receive Begg' 6 today: In The nationaL interESTS g8eags PURCHASNC PLAN Auckland Wellington, Chch:, nDrcaedii: pi Nelson, Timaru, Oamaru, 8
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 167, 4 September 1942, Page 10
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198Page 10 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 167, 4 September 1942, Page 10
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