The New Zealand wireless sys tern, wiicb is a perfect one, is practically complete. The new 30 kilowatt station at the Bluff ban been undergoing tests for some weeks n~w, and go tar these have prove! satisfactory. These tests, however, will be continued over the next three mout s, time being an important factor in arriving at a correct cstniate of tie working efficiency of a set auder all manner of conditions. If these te=ts prove to be satisfactory, the new station will be formally taken over from the Australian Wireless Company/ in November. New Zealani will then have a station capable of senlicg messages for a distance of 100 miles io the daytime, which should mean, under favourable c editions, a night radius of at least donble that distance.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 2024, 13 September 1913, Page 5
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