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[[image:HamiltonpianocoJuly1948.jpg|left|thumb|"Hamilton Piano Co." advertisement, 1948]] | [[image:HamiltonpianocoJuly1948.jpg|left|thumb|"Hamilton Piano Co." advertisement, 1948]] | ||
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| − | Hamilton Piano Co. was a specialist piano store, opening c. 1945 at 361 Victoria St. on the corner of Rostrevor St. In the 1940s they advertised as sole agents for Broadwood, Brasted, Berry and Bell piano brands. They also offered tuition, and it was advertised that | + | Hamilton Piano Co. was a specialist piano store, opening c. 1945 at 361 Victoria St. on the corner of Rostrevor St. In the 1940s they advertised as sole agents for Broadwood, Brasted, Berry and Bell piano brands. They also offered tuition, and it was advertised that their piano tuner was available to visit as far afield as the Bay of Plenty. It was still in existence in the early 1950s, at least. |
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Revision as of 15:17, 18 November 2019
Hamilton Piano Co. was a specialist piano store, opening c. 1945 at 361 Victoria St. on the corner of Rostrevor St. In the 1940s they advertised as sole agents for Broadwood, Brasted, Berry and Bell piano brands. They also offered tuition, and it was advertised that their piano tuner was available to visit as far afield as the Bay of Plenty. It was still in existence in the early 1950s, at least.
