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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 15 April 1939, Page 13

CULL'S ... 96 TRAFALGAR STREET 1 STOCKTAKING RADIO Bargains An opportunity to purchase a good used Radio! Our annual stocktaking brings to light these used Radio bargains which must be sold regardless of cost. Each model offered represents exceptionally keen buying. Call early next week to inspect these used Radios. Remember—for one week only at Cull’s 96 Trafalgar Street. STOCKTAKING SPECIAL RADIO OFFER // // SHELTON (N.Z. MADE) 5 VALVE BROADCAST RECEIVER A fine Radio in an attractive modem style, the “Shelton” brings you all the desirable features of a more expensive Radio, Receives at very clear volume all broadcast stations. Built for New Zealand radio conditions. A bargain at £lO/19/6. USUAL STOCK PRICE STOCKTAKING OFFER 14 ons £lO/19/6 Easy Terms Arranged! USED RADIO BARGAINS Inspect these bargains early ! 2 only H.M.V. SEVEN VALVE BROADCAST MANTEL MODELS. Traditional H.M.V. quality makes this offer one worthy of consideration. Only £6, brings you an H.M.V. Mantel Model that will give years of satisfactory listening. Stocktaking Offer £6 . . . 1 only H.M.V. CAR RADIO, as new In new condition—the previous owner sold his car before leaving Nelson recently. An outstanding car Radio bargain. Early inspection advised—at Cull’s. New Price, £25 Special Price £ls 1 only H.M.V. PORTABLE BATTERY RADIO A 6-valve portable Radio complete with new battery. A keen buy for your picnics, car trips, etc. We again advise early inspection. Stocktaking Offer, £B/15/-. Here's a Bargain .... JACKSON BELL 8 VALVE MANTEL RADIO £1 CULL’S FOR H.M.V. RADIO 96 TRAFALGAR STREET . CULL’S

ANAGRAM PUZZLERS RULES How is your vocabulary? There’s no better or more tascinating way to improve it than by solving these anagrams each week. Rearrange the letters in the word given, plus the additional letter given, so as to form another word. Example: SEAL plus E equals ? ? ? Answer: LEASE. Can you solve the following anagrams? (1) SAFE (2) SEVEN (3) MITE (4) MOVE (3) HURL plus T equals ? ? ? plus T equals ? ? ? plus D equals ? ? ? plus N equals ? ? ? plus C equals ? ? ? Solutions to this week’s anagrams will be printed next week. Here are the solutions to last week's anagrams: 11) TEACH. (2) CHARMS. (3) BEAD. (4) DITCH. (5) PORCH. (Copyright)

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