“Hero's an amazing set, sir,” said the salesman in the radio store. “Pull down one side and you have a cocktail cabinet, pull down the other side and yon have a. book case. There’s an electric clock fitted in the face, and a record-holder just below. Now lift the top and ” ‘Hey, wait a bit,” said the prospective customer. “Just in case I should ever want to, I suppose I can listen to programmes on this set.”
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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 July 1939, Page 13
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