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New Zealand Tablet, 4 June 1914, Page 60

THE BEAUTIFULLY-TONED *• "TIVOLI” ACCORDIONS . BEGG’S have great satisfaction in • bringing . before Accordion Flayers, the following splendid instruments of the celebrated “ TIVOLI ” • make :— . . " TIVOLI, No. 4015.”—Size 4i x 9; compact and handy; ebony case; 3 sets of - reeds, 3 stops two-fold bellows; nickel corners; full tone; spendid value. 15/-, postage included. “TIVOLI No. 4355.”—Size 51 x 10; rosewood finish case 3 seta of reeds; triple bellows; nickel corners. This instrument has the new patented "Perplex” metal keyboard, stated to be “the most perfect and simply constructed keys ever used.” Very attractive. Good round musical tone. 20/-, postage included. THE " LYRICPHONE.” A NEW GRAMOPHONE CHAS. BEGG & CO. have pleasure in introducing to New Zealand the “LYRICPHONE,” the first shipment of which has recently arrived. These splendid Gramophones are handsomely made in Oak and Mahogany, fitted with speed indicator and improved sounding horn, etc. The “Lyricphone” is great value, and offers "more for the money” than the ordinary make .of Gramophone. Prices: OAK, with Horn," £3 10/-, £5 5/-. and £6 10/-. MAGNIFICENT TABLE CABINETS, Hornless, and of improved construction. Oak, £ll. Mahogany. £9. £l3. and £2O. CHAS. BEGG & Co. Ltd. DUNEDIN DUNEDIN HEADQUARTERS FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. * i in i & ::.Oy fSS BRUSH BRUSH ipiS mm s¥.i Iftii !*.! 11 1 linU'Wiiftrc -IVII/l fl molest sum dugs a Dice Headstone or monument from us Even if you have only a limited sum to spend you can secure an appropriate headstone or monument by choosing the stone from our large assortment. We have them at all prices. ' Write for phographs, prices, &c. The variety of our stones, together with the wide range of prices, will enable you to make a most satisfactory purchase. FtHPWEH & 10LG)m SOUTH . PRINCES . STREET PRINCES DUNEDIN STREET The New Tobacco Have Y ?" “VELVET” ? Tried You a VELVET 7 If not, TRY It and compete in the Velvet Limerick Competition Twenty Cash Prizes as under: Ist Prize 2nd „ 3rd . „, 2 Prizes of S „ „ .lO . •• *• Hero’s the Limerick : A lady of excellent taste Cried Sir, I will not be embraced. J - . Your Tobacco, I know,' Isn't 1 Velvet,' and ft Judge: C. V. BAETERTZ, Editor, “The Triad," Wellington, READ THE CONDITIONS: . > (I) Competitors have to supply a missing line, the last word of which must rhyme with the word “Embraced.” ’() Competitors may send in as many attempts as they wish but each attempt must be accompanied by one (1) empty tin of “Velvet.” ; (3) The Judge’s decision will be final. (4) All entries must be made by 31st July, 1914, after which date ■ ■ the Competition will close. “vy . (5) Successful Competitors’ names and addresses will be pubv . y lished in the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand. (®) Attempts to be. posted with full name and full address and an - empty tin of “ VELVET” to : , - . y;,, y ■ • " VELVET ** ■'*’ -yi ■ ; 87 Box 181, C.P.0., WELLINGTON, N.Z. 97