Old radios can be worth $20
Christchurch Shops are well renowned for their individuality and enterprise, and now one of the city’s leading jewellers is providing a very unusual but very worthwhile service. The family jewellers of R. L. Kennett; and Co. of 211 High St. are offering anybody up to $2O for an old radio, if the owners wish to trade it in on they new. Fountain Digital Clock Radio. It is the Digital age in the 1980’s and these Fountain Digital Clocks certainly are filling a demand for a sophisticated clock which if set can vyake you up in the mornings to the sound of your favourite Radio Station instead of that sudden loud ring of a conventional alarm clock. At $89.95 they are realistically priced. However if you take in to Kennetts an old radio or transistor you will get at least $2O as a trade in bringing the price of the Fountain Clock Radio to just $69.95. j Advertisement i
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