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ANNU..\L LIVERPOOL, APRIL PER AA No. 775 REGISTERED FOR 1, 1946 PRJCE 3d. POST ...,_. SUBSCRIPTIO?f TR.o\NS:MISSION ABROAD Poai Free. 4/- BESSON QUARTETS POPULAR CORNET SOLOS (With Pianoforte Accompaniment) WILL BUY Your. FOR BRASS INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES NOW AVAILABLEs. d. SURPLUS INSTRUMENTS Complete with Score and Parts New Standard Cornet Mouthpi�ce .. ... ... ··· IS 3 Valvl! Springs for Cornet, " N.y.A." .. per set of 5 H.�Moss " MosquitQ " T1ombore 2 CORNETS 2 TROMBONES 3 3 Valve Spring� made of phosphor bronze- " The Joker!' Send The Phantom Brigade . .. ... 2 6 H. Moss particµfars to :­ . Trumpets-Cornets.,-Horns .. .. set of 6 Demande et Reponse .. .. 2 6 3 I Sutton The Joy Wheel" BESSON, epartment West Baritone and Euphonium, valve ... ... ... ... 2 i• D 19, 3 3 Street CORNETS Euphonium1 valve .. .. ... ... 2 9 Clough " Wiflning Spurt " Charing Cross Road, LO NOON, 4 4 . W.C. l Bal Masque 2 6 Eb and BBb Bass, valves . .. 2 9 3 Ha,rtman " Facilita" Cornet Eb and BBb Bass, 4 valves . .. ·. 3 3 TROMBONES of above ... ... ... doz. Percy Code Lucille" 4 Waterkey Springs for all 6 6 I' Awake, Aeolian Lyre • and outside, 2 Corks for all of above, complete sets inside Percy Code " Zanette '' Band Teache1·s, AdJudicaiors and Comrades in Arms ··· ··· Soloists } o including waterkey cork . ... ... ... ... 2 6 The Box of Soldiers . Percy Code "Z�lda" ... ... 2 6 Corks for waterkey, shellaced ready for fixing ... doz. 2 9 Baby's Sweetheart .. .. .. .. 2 6 Cor.ks for waterkey, plain ... ... ... ... ... doz. I n Grant "Triple Trumpeter " WILLIAM POLLARD Shanks for Cornet, Bb, silver�plated . .. IO CO�ET SOLOIST, BAND TEACHER, 2 CORNETS, HORN and EUPHONIUM 3 Templeton "Sonia" Bless This House Valve Oil .. .. .. .. .. .. per l>ottle I 6 ADJUDICATOR ... ... ... 2 6 ,, May Brahe " Bless This House" AND Awake, Aeolian Lyre Trombone Oil ... .. .. ... 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MERCER BOOSEY & HAWKES LTD., TRUMPET, CORNET, BAND TEACHER CONTEST ADJUDICATOR 295 Regent Street, LONDON,W.I AND Address-- MONA VILLA, BURNGREAVE STREET SHEFFIELD WE WILL BUY YOUR SURPLUS INSTRUMENT OR TAKE IT IN PART EXCHANGE BY TOM EASTWOOD ORDER POST FROM Associated Teacher to the Baadsman's College of Music ("The Easy Way," by oost) SOLO CORNET, BAND TEACHER ADJUDICATOR ALTON HOUSE, BROUGHAMAND ROAD MARSDEN, Near HUDDERSFIELD NOE L THORPE SOLO CORNET, BAND TEACHER, Cornet and Trumpet ADJUDICATOR c/o. THEAND COMJ.'\1ERCIAL HOTEL A COMPREHENSIVE STOCK OF ACCESSORIES NOW AVAILABLE MOUTHPIECES SLAITHWAITE, near HUDDERSFIELD GEO. HAWKINS Music Stand, light, only 3 lbs 12/3 Mouthpiece Wallet, leather, with press "The Besson," made by craftsmen for Slide or valve oil, per bottle 1/6 stud, for Trombone . 5/:- BAND TEACHER . the Artist. New. improved design. BROADDALES HOUSE, NEWMILNS Valve Springs, all instruments .. 2/- Cornet or Trumpet mute, Torpedo 11/9 Each heavily silvered . 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