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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 56, 7 March 1930, Page 15

UNEQUALLED FIDELITY! , RCA RADIOLA "';'■■ 4t.■■■■■'"■■ Music front the Air or Record RCA RADIOLA 47-— The newest RCA ' "All Electric" developrnAftt .....' ■'~,. . .„ m Screen "Grid 'Radio _" combined with the Gramophone. :I\4aio arid 'm iMa-jnu-.^—i— Gramophone utilise the same improved builtrin Dynamic Loudspeaker. Thousands of families in B^l'R^BW New Zealand now want MjgMß recorded music, but they j^WJHB^T I Lγ ..TIMB want Radio, too, and the 3^e most satisfactory answer ■^gT7\^^ a^B to this desire is one of the jf^B =aaa! «ss£i^lW«. new Radio-Gramophone W I | I Numerous owners of old- A style Radios and Gramo- ; phones who have been reluctant to discard their obsolete instruments will • see in the modern RCA -• ~ Radiola 47 a double incentive to change ftom the old to the new. Hear it here! FARMERS TRADING ep. AUGKLAND. ■' Advtl of ■•/•.- -,-, ; Aiwkgwtrf^Wreless

Up ■ ' s ' \\ \ v '-'.■''.■■■■•■ - ■■■-- -. _..,....„.: : A\ 1 I I Wu V-^» I •. 1,1 u FOR ideal local reception LOCAIW l have designed the A.G. "QF," j?iz: *Dcrcn-rinKi\\ V L- i- i_ • xL i i t, *•->- KtLcHllUn\\\ which brings those local stations \\\ in exactly as you like to hear S,>^A\# them. What is more, this ftadioplayer <^^^^Lx^)| r will add new sparkle to the rendering: r \ of your gramophone records. \\l \\\ A s you turn the knob on £30 ~ y^e \\\ finger tips—if music is in /ff \ \ \ the air you can hear it—no \\\ distance can stop your rov- |^ //S\ I \\ \ remarkable Radioplayer. 811 Advt. of Philips Lamps (N.Z.) Ltd. (Radio Division), Hope' Gibbons Building, Courtenay Place, Wellington. Auckland Office: 611 Dilworth Building, Auckland.