IF* IPS! Ifjl jili gßleii il jp" ifp i i m II Pfei llWliP, I gepl IsWi'l Note that our low terms include 12 Records. The small weekly payments [will never be missed and would probably never be saved. If you cannot call at our Warehouse, mail the Coupon below, with 3/6 enclosed, and we will forward the Columbia Portable you require. jTest the COLUMBIA for Seven Days—compare its tone, quality and volume—and, if you are not satisfied, return the Portable and Records at our expense and we will refund your deposit. But, if you decide to keep the COLUMBIA, you may take advantage of our ivery <easy terms of 3/6 per week. special Jill—** w offer „ trading CO. ' | FARMERS' TRA Auck l a nd. |\ FA " H ob.on S«e»t, | on d U I Columbia ' det tal« to P . | cords. » 3/6 P er v ' e \ balanced 3/6 , P V I ~zsr I s ""!*.—- 1 ISltlto V| Nome • ,:r "' V| Addre»» Four New Columbia Features AUTOMATIC STOP—»Acts without setting and works with any njake of record. This is an exclusive feature, as no other Portable has an automatic non-setting stop. NEW SOUND-BOX, giving pure, even reproduc« tion and wonderful volume. DETACHABLE ALBUM that holds eight I Oin. records. NON-SPILL NEEDLE CUP. . , Jlit ""ten, _ >v S®) K" ll® / , w ? •X - \ V m\ \: srr« Kg Sa : rz?. m Y&*. - , New Columbia Portable, No. 202 With Album in lid to carry Eight 10-inch Records. (Standard Black-grained Leather Cloth.) CABINET—Shaped like an Attache Case, with handle and two locks. Constructed in selected hardwood, covered as noted above. Length 1 6fin., width 1 1 fin., height 6£in. Covered Needle Cup. Nickelled carrier in lid for eight 10-inch Records. Specially powerful British-made Single-Spring Motor, to play 10-inch and 12-inch Records. Automatic Stop. 10-inch Turntable, Velvet covered, nickelled flange. Hinged winding crank folds into cabinet. New type Columbia " Piano-reflex " Tone-arm, improved " goose-neck " pattern, connected with scientific tone conduit and amplifier. New Columbia " No. 15a" Sound-box. TERMS: J/g DEPOSIT, and 3/6 per Week for 79 Weeks. Complete with 12 Records. m HOBSON and WYNDHAM STS. AUCKLAND
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20554, 3 May 1930, Page 9 (Supplement)
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