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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 250, 18 July 1931, Page 13

- MULLARD SCREENED GRID ’ VALVES. DETECTOR wag%€BßWKreMk/wx valves. L.F. AMPLIFIER VALVES. S W* ' “PENTONES” MAINS xlbk They’re in tune You may have noticed how poor valves can spoil radio music—how meaningless a jumble an orchestra sounds, and how often the melody strays out of pitch. Then fit Mullard Valves, and hear the difference. They’re in tune. Every note is well-defined and true. There is a technical reason, of course. The careful spacing of the internal portions of the valves gives the highest possible efficiency, and amplifies signals without distortion. Fit Milliard valves. They make a good set better. Mullard THE MASTER VALVE Obtainable fromWELLINGTON: Thos. Ballinger & Co., Ltd., Victoria St.; F. J. W. Fear & Co., Ltd., Willis St.; Harrington’s Ltd., Willis St.; Electric lamp House. Manners St.; E. F. Richardson. Manners St.; Epsom Bros., Kiddiford St., Newtown. LOWER HUTT: W. L. Jenness, radio dealer. I’ETONE: Lrn. Jcnncss. radio dealer. NELSON: Wilkins & Field Hardware Co.. Ltd. NAPIER: D. S. Laing & Son., Ltd.; Lockyers Piano Stores; C. 15. Hansen & Co. DANNEVIRKE: Gramophone Radio Co. TAKAPAU: Beckett & Cato. WAIPAW’A: Limbrick Bros.; K. McLean & Co., Ltd. HASTINGS: Lockyers Piano Stores; H. 15. Farmers’ Co-op. Assn. ttv . r- . ■ . . . ' And ®ll good Radio Dealers, in 2, 4 and 6 volt. UX and English bases. Sole New Zealand Selling Agents: SPEDDING, LTD., 1, Anzac Avenue, Auckland; Dominion Building, Wellington; 214, Madras Street, Christchurch; 42, Crawford Street, Dunedin. idvi. The Mullard Wireless Service Co., Ltd., Mullard House, Charina Cross Rd London, W.C.}. MMOf TOOR STAIN | c// <s&?//? and flff/'msA ffiwrtored S'fe ICol. 46 '4M. 2'6 per Pint. I Smith & Smith Lt? j