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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 24 May 1880, Page 1

I ' . . . „ 1 > • , ■ THE MASON AND KAMUN OR <3t A. IST © ' ire the only kind vied by Moody and dinkey, W F Somervilio and other competed dges who have pronounced them the b«t ' t Seed In«t» l unieß.tt America has pr ; , on view at : NOR**! and SCOULL4R'S URXirUiiR WAKEIIutfSB, MASOJf AND HAMLIN ORGANS. Theae Organs ar« admirably puited for Schools, Places of Public Worship, Conceit Rooms and Private Fmniiies Several Classe tbeao instruments ase now thf y •'JiA«e a' no on view : I'ianoa by Schwechten Vianos by R. Lpp Pianos by Schiroer Piano? by Board Pianos "by RroadwoOvl PiaDOg by Col lard anJ Collard Pianos by Kirimtvn i i?iati(bsbyßriDßniead T-). I.OViSKa CtF MUSia K^Rfli AND SCOtJLI/AR the maeieal public that Ujey have been appointed in Otago and H|r^ Southland, T ;"■;. for ThO^J! CeLUBKATBD IKBTHTJMENTS 11 A S 0 N AND HA M LI N CABINET OBGANS. These sploudid instruments have obtained c First Prize Medal in every Exhibition nil over the world and i-eeeiyed the greatest Draise for tbeir smoothness of tone, scope of expression, quickness iv action of keys and thoroagbness of workmanship cp.jnb.d'ed with sjmplicity of action. / \ ■■%.'•'