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B?llw Here's the Radio sensation, of ' 1935 —a FULL showing* of 50 u His Master's Voice," the world's best toned radio—broadcast, short wave, dual wave, all wave !. Backed by a £6,000,000 factory, an army corps of sound engineers, and the best known trade mark in all the world ! "The Dog" on every machine is your guarantee. HMfWWW S^! rV J >.«» \ \Z C *~ °frM IfM ■J $ ■■# |y : ?| rl l ; :| J r ■uiimMiniuiiraiumi J riaii ttrc w fI*^BSWS!« IV 1 a? mmm* ■■■it "His Master's Voice" Kadio, Mixvalve, genuine all-wave console-de-luxe. Three outstanding; features — a cabinet of rare beauty, superb, life-like tone and thrilling foreign reception. Model S2IA £3g/10 iftiii^"^^?JWi» "His Master's Voice" Radio, 5-valvc broadcast a?::d short wave lor all N.Z. ami Australia, also London, Paris and European stations on short wave band! aeroplane dial. A marvel of value, in dual wave. Model ISBA £23/1© jsPqsl "His Master's Voice" Radio, genuine all-wave table model, 16—80 metres. This 6-valve job pulls in all the world and is our star item. Also in nco-classie console of Spanish walnut for £3B/10/-. Modell 128 A £3O/10 mrn«*wm a I -:l««3 ss'smm m* mm£& ga-fc^Vi wm kWiv if mWmiVfM «<& m IS MS "His Master's Voice" Radio as illustrated, ;i 5-valve superhet job in most modern case of dark oak, hand-rubbed finish. The tuning- is geared G to 1 for hair-breadth adjustment. This wonderful machine gives you Australia and ail N.Z. with more volume than you will care to'use. Full tone and volume control. Demonstration in showroom or anywhere. Easy terms arranged. "His Master's Voice" Radio, all electric A.C. Superhet., Fluid-Light, Fivevalve, with A.V.C. and Static Suppressor, Ycu can bring in station after .station on this set, each one clear and clean from its neighbours. Automatic volume control combats the fading of distant stations. Bfodel 442E £23/10 "His<»Master's Voice" Radio, six-valve short wave and broadcast. Handsome Console cabinet of neo-cUissic d&dgn. World-wide range—life-like tone, cabinet beauty. Model 321 A £3l/10 Model UOA £f2/15 towliJF "His Master's Voice" Radio, English model 5-valve superhet. with Sin speaker. A rich-toucd ,iob fitted for pick-up to reproduce your gramophone records under full and perfect control. Modes 44®& ~>~—*-"«* "His Master's Voice" Radio, another table model but in neo-ciassic walnut cabinet of chaste design. 5-valve superhet. for brilliant reception from Australia and New Zealand. Model 116 A I^GNS "His Master's Voice" Radio, a fi-vulve superhet. with automatic volume control to eliminate fading'. Gin dynamic speaker in classic New Zealand cabinet. Model 231 A |A6NS "His Master's Voice" Radio, in wonderful new console cabinet of Spanish walnut. 6-valve superhet., automatic volume control, 6in speaker. Gives you thrilling reception, superb lifelike tone and a cabinet of rare beauty. FW '» Model, 20A £22/l< «>■ I, i "> ?m ' W'Sf 1 ffi» M 5 \\ as? ( ' ~<"> , w s V Let tfass H.WI.V. Kadiogramophone •'ftST 11 "His Master's Voice" Radio, flvc-vaive » s dual wave. The designers have spread- ** Model a handsome piece of faorniture I p| that.will also bring: all th« world into -JM your home. ■ , >flfa Model 811 A »m,m^S 3&%33BjS&&*i Here's a picture of "His Master's Voice" Radiogram—a skilful combination of electrically driven H.M.V. Gramophone with 5-Valve Superhet. Radio. A client gave this machine a gruelling test on his library of 550 records dating from 1901, and bought our H.M.V. against all others, and he's a connoisseur, remember! Records are "coming back" and our Radiogram will reveal fresh beauties in your favourite records. H.M.V. in Britain sold 150,000 of these superb machines in 1934—surely a tribute to their popularity. (1) Thrilling reception; (2) Superb tone; (3) A Cabinet of rare beauty. All for *£ 37/10/-, with easy terms arranged, if desired. Model 540E £M/1A we £37/10 IK a»i.iigau w » E«i»S:llMril«g Wit-!■■* i i Mli" mmW.wiVmwL.4 " i* *^^mV% EN? 9 We have been appointed distributors for H.M.V. Radio anid H.M.V,, Refrigerators. We accepted this agency because we are, satisfied'after thorough investigation that there is nothing to compare with the products of the H.M.V. Company with its six million capital, commanding selection from its English and American factories, and the best radio brains of the world. It is certain that the display in our new Radio Department, w r hich will be; en the ground floor of our shop, immediately inside the Lichfield Street en*' trance, will cause a stir amongst ■ ■ « m * radio fans, on Wednesday morn- | ing, Ist May, when we open. I There are over 20 models to 1 select from and there are prices i to suit all pockets. Deposit and 1 time payment if desired. [ ■■its ill

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