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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 98, 27 April 1935, Page 18

FOR THE HAPPINESS OF BETTER HEARING. Dr. Hugo Lieber, world-famous scientist, and Sonotone acoustic engineers gave the world the first portable bone-conduction hearing aid—hearing through the bones of the head, not through the outer ear—in 1933. Its outstanding success quickly brought a number of imitations on the market. The new 1935 model Bone-Conduction Sonotone, the nearest approach to natural hearing science has yet achieved, still leads by giving natural, strain-free hearing, as clearly at 30 feet as at 5 feet. Sonotone is endorsed and recommended by leading N.Z. Ear Specialists, and after exhaustive tests over a long period a Sonotone School Set has been installed for teaching the deaf children at the Sumner School for the Deaf, Christchurch: Sonotone Is practically invisible in wear, and each instrument carries an unqualified guarantee for one year, and free "one-day" servicing during that period. Mr. Alfred Wigg, chief N.Z. Consultant, is visiting Wellington, and may be consulted at the demonstrating rooms of Sonotone (Wellington), Mee's Building, 114 Lambton Quay, from April 29 till May 6, inclusive. Ring telephone 40-569 for an appointment either at the rooms or in your own home. For your own protection be sure and test the new 1935 Sonotone before deciding to buy any hearing aid.—Advt. _