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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 October 1930, Page 9

The New GULBRANSEN RADIO WAS THE LAST RADIO ON THE WEST COAST MARKET—BUT IN A SHORT SPACE OF TIME HAS SHOWN ITS DISTINCT SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER RADIOS ■HyMw I fefe T I P |r*V ' ig I f s J ASK SATISFIED GULBRANSEN OWNERS You can bring in distant stations with ease. RESULTS THAT ARE TRULY REMARKABLE Come in to-day and have a demonstration. Price £42/10/A. E. KIL,GOUR AGENT.

Snapshots that almost talk/ You get clear, sparkling prin s . . a higher good-negative average . . . when you load with — British-made KODAK FILM the dependable film in the yellow box. OF ALL KODAK DEALERS 2

I LOCAL KODAK DEALER: I I E. A. INKSTEk; Mawhers Quay, I GBEYMOUTH I / irw? da&di^i^thes. siO Hffl uT RT»% zMW W*>7

Stop his cold with H EARNES COUGHS Colds-Croup-Flu JJOTEL, WALLSEND. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE COUNTRY HOTEL ON THE WEST COAST. * Newly constructed throughout, with every modern convanl<snce. Only tho very best of WINES and SPIRITS stocked. SPEIGHT’S / , ALES on tap. HMcLUSKIE :: PROPRIETOR. • 'Phono 371 D.