RADIO FOR CHRISTMAS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 302, 21 December 1926, Page 11

RADIO FOR CHRISTMAS.

DEMAND FOR RECEIVERS. BOSCH "AMBROLA" AND "CRUISER." "Music hath charms," and so it is that Auckland's thousands of holiday and j camping enthusiasts intend to make the most of their vacation by including in I their camping equipment an efficient radio receiver. One can quite well imagine the fascinating enjoyment that campers will have during the leisure hours listening iv to broadcast programmes from over tho air. One can happily picture a launching party, tired after a good day's fishing, reclining in the cockpit of their pleasure craft, which is anchored in sonic far off, pretty little cove. Through the air sweet strains of music intensifies the merriment of that party, who leisurely sit and "drink their fill" of idle contentment. What fascinating fun! Already many launching and camping enthusiasts have visited the showrooms of Messrs. Turnbull and Jones, electrical engineers, Wellesley Street East, and have selected a firstclass, reliable radio receiver with which I to gain increased mirth and merriment. The Bosch "Ambrola" and "Cruiser" are two very fine radio sets, which are capable of receiving not only New Zealand programmes, but the transmitting stations in Australia and the United States, the latter under good conditions. HMessrs. Turnbull and Jones are a firm who have the highest reputation for being an electrical firm who only stock that which is good. They have well chosen the Bosch "Ambrola" and "Cruiser" radio receivers as sets which cau be depended upon. The public should have entire confidence, therefore, in this selection, and may rest assured that if it conies from Messrs. Turnbull and Jones it must be good. Demonstrations are held daily at their show-rooms, and those who intend having this added pleasure j of radio entertainment during their j holidays should pay Messrs. Turnbull and Jones a visit. | !