Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20988, 26 September 1931, Page 11 (Supplement)

Announcing 'fr $"! $ THE NEW GULBRANSEN the RADIO In the choosing of a new Radio Agency our forty-seven years as Auckland's leading Music House demanded that the set we chose should answer not only all the requirements of our technical staff from the engineering side, but it should also have an unapproachable quality of tone and so we chose the New Gulbransen. As one of the world's largest manufacturers of fine pianos, Gulbransen Company is conceded a position of authority as regards musical instruments. It is their quarter of a century of familiarity with problems involving tonal development and cabinet construction which endows Gulbransen Radio Receivers with such utter fidelity of sound. So Gulbransen MANTEL Model Embodies the same seven lube chassis us the Console model. Jts beautiful cabinet design, ideal size, exceptional performance and velvety tone place this set definitely apart from ordinary mantel-type receivers. A really marvellous set ! £2B - 10 - 0 (Outside Auckland Suburbs, £2!)) Tune-in to IZR Lewis Eady, Ltd.. control station IZR. broadcasting daily on 275 metres. Our 47 years' association with Auckland's musical tastes, together with our enormous selection of items, makes IZR programmes most popular with nil. v Tune-in to our Dance programme to-night. To all purchasers during the remainder of this month we are presenting free all aerial equipment, including: Laker Mast, Aerial Wire, Insulators, Lightning Arrestor, Ground Wire, Lead-in, etc. The Gulbransen CONSOLE Seven tube superheterodyne, circuit, including 2,'i'i Yari-niu, I,'t7 Pentode and 8 screen-grid tubes. Extremely sensitive, with, keen selectivity and perfect freedom from electrical disturbances. A special compensating - type dynamic speaker purifies the ivhole tonal rhnge, giving a velvet]i softness that mokes the reception so lifelike. The beautiful cabinet worli, combined ivith. exceptional performance and. fidelity of tone, makes this a marvellous set. You'll be thrilled with its wontlerful tone ! £33-0-0 (Outside Auckland Suburbs, £l3/15/-). There is a 10-tube De Luxe Model, with automatic vol time control, giving smooth, faithful reception and tone throughout entire broadcast range. This, of course, is the marvel of the aye—£.'io. Outside Auckland Suburbs, Ml. leuiis Fstdu MKmSMmmmmmm Mmrlimited** The Home IZR. The Box Office, Queen Street, Auckland, and at Hamilton. IZR Timetable SUNDAY."' Children's Services, 9 a.m. and 6.45 p.m.: Adult Services, 9.45 a.m. and 8.30 p.m. MONDAY TO FRIDAY INCLUSIVE: General Programmes from 10.30 a.m.. 11.15 a.m. and I p.m.; Children's Session, 6 p.m. Tuesday. Thursday: Concert Programme, 8 p.m.; Friday, 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY: General Programme from 10.30 a.m.; Sc»« sion, 6 p.m.; Popular Programme, 8 p.m.

v knce -the main feature of Radio Sets—is one of the reasons why Philco is at the top in wireless sales to-day. Wherever it is, Philco Balanced-Unit Radios will bring it in undistorted and with that clear true tone necessary for perfect reception. In no other Radio or Combination Set is such Wide Magnificence of Reproduction Obtainable at any Price. MODEL 70. 7 vnlves, superheterodyne, Pentode tube, etc. MODEL 90. 9 valvrn, superheterodyne, pu*h<pu!l nmpllficntlon, etc. All the Intent Improvement# In the-ie Sets. CIANTS IN PERFORMANCE. l The World's Grea We will ho plenned to prove the outntnnclinK performnnce of the New Philco in your own home, nnrl lenve the decinion to you Philco dell* itself. CHAS. BEGG & CO. LTD., CORNER CUSTOMS AND COMMERCE STREETS, AUCKLAND. Bmncheftt Dunedln, Aucklnnd, Wellington, ChrUtclturch, Timi.ru, Onnmru, Invorcariiill, London.

"SILVERTONE" Built by Sexton in New Zealand. mm « m f Wm CHALLENGER MODEL £24 An All-Electric Radio Set with built-in Dynamic Spnnkor. nnrl both MU nnel PENTODE Vnlvon. Sialic Eliminator. nntl Tone Control. ONE YEAR'S FACTORY GUARANTEE, Easy Term* Arranged. 8 11 P*it 11 particulars from tho SOLE DISTRIBUTORS! S- E. Moe & Co. LTD. ST. JAMES' THEATRE BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. Photi* 44-740.