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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 March 1939, Page 9

MiUll Isaays best . let ns bay Brttain 9 s best MODEL® MM ■ IB || I j vft >3 —“We will do all we ' can to give maximum preference to the United Kingdom ...” 1 The Hon. W. Nash, Minister of Finance. ’ . “Evening Post", Jan. 25, 1939. - _ L—— ° WA A -* HIS MASTER’S VOICE ft FrAN i T? 0R more than 40 years His Master’s I [O Ainl (O .Voice have been manufacturing' OW/ Britain’s finest gramophones and radios. Step by step, research departments working aa in the Empire’s largest radio factory, have contributed much towards perfection in I m 'X radio reception. And today New Zealanders Ini ) who buy His Master’s Voice are assured of receiving the 'latest and best "in radio 5 engineering. Model 658 is a five-valve, all-world super-het receiver with six station push buttqps operating on the “His Master’s Voice” “Split-Second” tuning system. Once the waveband switch has been set to “Auto” ', any station on the push-button circuit can be heard instantly the button is pressed. The flood-lit tuning scale shows three wavebands, 16.5-50, 195-580, 1,000-2,000 metres, and is clearly marked' with station names and an alphabetical index of short-wave stations.■>. A. E. KILGOUR Mackay Street, " Greymouth. / West Coast -Agent. ; ■ '7 ’ 'l2l ’