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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 225, 21 June 1939, Page 15

“A Boon and a Blessing \ to men / HAIG “No Finer Whisky goes into any Bottle’* OF A BUTTON ■to v. MULIARDsp=s£ Above you see the MULL ARD Own a Mullard —and &e whole M ODEL 17 wide world is yours .to com-8-valve all-wave maud! Turn the knob and you’re ALL-WORLD _ _ . - j press-button TUNING flashed to Rome —Pans —London 34 GNS ‘’ an Y w here you will I Milliard’s — latest contribution to Radio progress is Automatic, Motor-driven Press-Button Tuning. Ask your dealer to demonstrate the fascinating simplicity of its operation. And while you’re listening, note the exceptional clarity of tone, the freedom from fading and distortion, the razor—keen sensitivity. They’re all part of Mullard’s new range for 1939. OTHER MODELS FROM 14 GNS. FOWLER'S RADIO SHOP, T. & G. Buildings on Lambton Quay. Phone 42-242. _ 808 HORROBTN, 75 Cambridge Terrace. Phone 50-9Z6. R JENNINGS (Herefaunga Service Station), Heretaunga and Upper Hutt. Phone 219. W. MASTERS, 174 Jackson Street, Petone. h l j nni $ ir* B s m mkJI ® @ v i iWWi M«iitii*iii """" \ l22 ' N.Z. Distributors:— C. & A. ODLIN & CO. LTD.. Wellington.

Free Parking at Stations in Hutt Valley FOR MOTORISTS WHO TRAVEL BY RAIL Residents of the Hutt Valley who generally use their own cars for journeys to Wellington can avoid having them mud-spattered by parking their cars at a railway station and then travelling by rail. Parking is free for such passengers. A similar concession is available in other localities. AM FASY WAY TO KEEP CARS CLEAN