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4 UWAI • yUjgjjajSm i-m-:.--*-* m p./• •» I«JBKsSSskS3: -,r * f.fiS S WS ** ess i4s 0 radio it stands supreme. Unusual sensitivity and tonal fidelity. The Latest Achievement of the Pioneers of AllElectric Radio. Rogers 580 Phonolectro Radio, as illustrated, £9B. rX **^, aißMv,w:wS^ f.'Av*i * 4 -#v »»mmsaj;rr»«w> :^^^^ SSSiKSgSSSSS « Si: VMM S.' . J H »8 •W I £ m m mi «: : 3F WMW •: iUIi f : :ii m:rm mm f»i H^i^ *® life B»4 11 wfa 1 list ! m : -r. •. Imparting a new richness, depth and *f? clarity to phonograph records. v jfe Rogers Phonolec<rn..R*rlio, built by the Emoire's largest makers of Radio receivers, is a very high quality production and is fully guaranteed. Rogers built the first successful A/G Tubes, the first batteryless radio receiving set, and the first battery less broadcasting station. The Rogers is produced in its entirety under one engineering supervision. Rogers fully guaranteed tubes are used exclusively in Rogers Radio. Model 580 lends grace and beauty to any home. The magnificent cabinet, massively and richly executed is of genuine walnut with over-lay panel of English oak and carved walnut. The phonograph equipment is in the top of the Rogers Phonolectro Radio.. Besides the turntable is a record rack with space for records. At the bottom of the cabinet is a record album. The volume of both radio and phonograph is controlled by the same knob on the front*panel. The phonograph has an automatic stop. May we arrange a demonstration of this magnificent instrument of proven performance? WMfiFK 200 GLOUCESTER STREET - GHRISTCHURCH "UNDER THE RADIO TOWERS" DISTRICT AGENTS: C. E. BAILEY, Ashburton; W.*HEINZ, Greymouth. UHITf ■$ f■! i £ 4. " -.sl

The Mayor of Christchurch (Mr J K. Archer) will preside at a meeting in the Trades Hal] to-morrow night when Dr. Doris Gordon will speak on '•'Maternal Mortality—lts Causes an< the Remedy:" All women are' cordially invited. A cheque for the equivalent of a. halfpenny, drawn thirty-three years ago,. has been honoured at a bank m Colorado Springs, Colorado. The cheque represented a dividend on on© share of stock in the Portland GoldMining Company era May loth, 1896