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MONSTER RADIO GOMPBTITION! Introducing "the amazing new Luxor Transcontinental Model Radio Sets. The set that brings your reception from London, Paris, Berlin, etc., every afternoon with the same volume and clarity as it brings in the New Zealand and Australian stations, the radio that seta an entirely new standard of performance and tone, and represents the very pinnacle of achievement in radio perfection and science. , ■ ■ ■ TRY XOUB SKILL at this Monster Radio Competition; you'may win a.prize. If you already have a radio set, a liberal allowance will be made on your old radio in addition to the prize, if you purchase a cabinet model. ENTRY IS FREE.—First prize, £10; second prize, £7; third prize, £5; and 26 prizes of £3. The prize will be treated as part deposit, and the balance by weekly payments of 7/- per week or less, according to the value'of deposit or trade-in. ■ ■■■.-■.■ INSTRUCTIONS: Write out all the figures in the drawing of the Radio Set and add them up. Count units only; there are no double figures. Sixes are made with a curved tail, and nines with a straight tail. In the event of more than.one correct solution being received, the prize will go to the neatest entry, second prize to the second neatest entry, and so ori.v The value of the prizes will not be divided. In the event of no . correct entry being received prizes will be awarded, according to proximity to the correct solution. Successful entrants will be advised by letter immediately after closing date. . . NOTE.—Prizes will not be paid in cash. ■tf* _ == JS^2gg^4p^HL^ win wo l;; VALUE &*,Hpii|l #M ' ■ IN E&S&<fr&YP«&M 30 PRIZES IH PRIZES |!fg^S}|B ** Try Your Skill! gftj Nflkfe I il}A% fs"*^H The °PPortllnitl' # of a lifetime! 30 PRIZES IN 4^d|^|'^tti(S^^P * ALL! B^illin?'|7nfpf|j^ DON'T MISS IT! Luxor Transcontinental Radio is a fle luxe product ot the famous Ultimate Factory that last-year designed and manufactured the set that won the N.Zi. DX Cup for long-distance reception with a total of 602 verified stations on the ordinary broadcast band—a truly remarkable achievement. And now this wonder set,-with which you can listen in daily to opera from Berlin, latest fashions from Paris, dance music from New York, or the British Broadcasting Board's daily programmes direct from London, -and in three months' time the N.Z. All Blacks' matches direct from the football field in England, all this in additioin to the usual N.Z. and Australian stations. PRIZE WINNERS will be given an opportunity to hear the Set before deciding to purchase, and will require to pay au additional deposit (except in case of trade-in) and weekly payments of 7/- or more, if they wish, or the balance may be paid iv cash. A written guarantee is given with every set. If you already have a radio set please state on your entry form make, number of valves, and whether mantle .or cabinet model, so that we can assess.the trade-in value, but don't miss this opportunity to trade it in while it still has some value, as this. new wonder set makes obsolete the ordinary radio receiver. ENTRIES CLOSE ON TUESDAY, June 11, and entries bearing that postmark will be accepted. Do not hold your entry until the last day. Post immediately. This Competition is open to both Town and Country readers. Mark envelope "CO^IPETITION," and address to— DA lIADDItAyi ft. #*** LUXOR RADIO DEALERS. • A* fIUKKIiUN 9t vO willis st., Wellington (under Hotel st. GtmMi CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE^ .IT WILL NOT APPEAR AGAIN.

-V/^^ytP'^'' ■■■' VIRE Brigades, Ambulances, Doctors, Borough Councils, Commercial Men, are all turning to<— VUItOPR - • •■ ■ '■ : ' ' for • ■■■■ ' ■■■-;■■■- ■■■■ ; ' .. EASY WINTER STARTING USE ALSO EUROPA MOTOR OIL THE CHOICE OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE

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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 134, 8 June 1935, Page 21

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Page 21 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 134, 8 June 1935, Page 21

Page 21 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 134, 8 June 1935, Page 21

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