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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 91, 14 October 1926, Page 16

JRADIO AMATEURS! j y Do you know what Battery Service I means to you by— | (MAR'S B4ITEEY MOUSE s1 II ' 9 MAJORIBANKS STREET B WE Collect, Thoroughly Charge and deliver back again, and, S if required. Rent you one while yours is being Charged— S B AVERAGE PRICE FOR THIS WORK t 4/6 O H COME ON YOU AMATEURS—We instituted this Service especiII ally for your benefit. If you live at Lyall Bay, Seatoun. Island U Bay. Kelburn, Wadestown, or anywhere in City or Suburbs g WE COLLECT AND DELIVER JUST THE SAME S Just Ring Phone D I 20-937 { I De Forest F-5 Neutrodyne i In this compact model the F-5 with the powerful De Forest Balanced | Circuit is incorporated into a beautiful brown leatherette cabinet. Space , j ; is provided for "A" and "B" batteries. Tuning is extremely simple. , I ; all dial settings being practically identical for any given station and • uneffected by length of antenna used. There are no objectionable _ ' . ' - . noises while tuning in. ' I • Price Complete £4210- ; , Nothing extra to buy. i SEND FORILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST . , \ , INTERNATIONAL RADIO CO. Ltd. FORD BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON. ,'■. ' YOUR SPRING SUIT Why your next suit should J^SBfi^^KjJ"^"''^*^'^'^?*! come from Schneideman & mJfff^pT WORKMANSHIP schhetoman *sons ltd., it the largest Tailoring concern I m& Jl |H|Bil| of its land in Auslra.asia, and l)P^ °kL^LsW^*\Gm*^mM cntiie manhood of New Zealand . I <yl. Mm 1 [7/&&Sr MATERIALS 1 • The new Spring Suits com- TI X\ I NBb^^K^ prife the Finest Selections of . \ I M I /J^H^S materials made up into suits /Osa j&\ I U» / A^HES=9 yet shown in New Zealand. «9\f|'|g§|ll Ift / /^HHPI SOINEIDEMAN SUllSHTe:|||ffi LL mMA £5/12/6 »MS%T IN^^ BCHNEIDEMAN'S give 12 .-. --'^Z*S^^tV&&^^^' months written guarantee '; ■ ~"' *"""""*■ |7«r^ •with every Navy Serge Suit. . , tt^1 SCHNEIDEMAN & SONS LTD. ; ,S6 MANNERS STREET. A VENTURE IN VERSE BY No. 0 ' f \ ' Upon the r heel.-pf the anvil s,teel . ——--• 1 Myrap'i§,WMlop^s{ite^i6rVii :..V) y^-'] .. :*/^ <^ V Andthe,h^a£of the. nail, top, feels the hail A j**. >r\ -^ Of the^wpia whacks I slain her, " W // And as t r&g, this song I singrf- 1 vV_Jw. J ■ "GoolfofkSi whatho,Tama- ' V Ww»7 / Ttusty,:h^y^iaeTer-^et;rusfey , - ■■■„■■ -.:■•- V f •^ One poundrfour otltfc'e fiammer 1 V\ jl That's the " Stanley, No. 11—selling at fcUma^^Xi 61-. This hammer has all the character- i<=^\^*-^^^HH 7/ istics of a good boxer. Under a, firm, grip /^s. it rains blows -with unerring exactitude, never cracks up or loses its head. We, . \fl^\l personally, recommend the "' Stanley." Msp^W^ \lßj The experienced carpenter also. Mam ■• «ti.. , x^^. Lower Tool People:' s^^r^T Ghuznee Street