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RAD 10 APPARATUS F0 R J ALE AERMASTER, £lO 15s; Ultimate, £ls 10s: Philips. £'lo 10s; Airline Worldwave, i £2s.—McCabe'a, Newton. AL, Ail-wave, 7-Vulve; absolute bargain. £l-1 109; guaranteed.—s9 Hepburn St. .. /"COMPANION " Aerial Filters eliminate 80 per cent interference in noisy areas —Phone 47-05-1. John's, Ltd.. Vulcan Lane. MIDWEST Radios. 7 to 18 valves, priced from 27 guinea l ) up. —Midwest Radio 151 Qncen St. NEW Pilot All-Wave Sets lit cost price: many others less than cost. See our windows.—Kodak, Ltd.. Queen St. A BSOLUTE Reliability.-—Buy Companion •<-a " quality " Radio. Greater satisfaction (insured. Easiest tornis. —Johns, Ltd . Vulcan Lane. Absolutely outstanding vaiuo. 1930 Stella Radios, Dual-wave, £2O 10s. Carlton Radios, Pitt and Beresford Sts Corner. ALL Makes of Sots Repaired; guaranteed, charges moderate.—Phone Doug. Ship-_-ld-L-j7-_ Margaret A v.. Mt. Albert. A MAZING Short-Wave Reception, Gul bransen World Explorer Seven Free Demonstration - Lewis Eady. Ltd . Queen St. _ IJIG Radio Snlo. Huge bargains.—Electric lJ and Battery Sets, all perfect; throw-out prices,—Ripley's Radios. Defective Valves cause oo p.o. of Radio Troubles. Free testing.—Radio Hargmn Store, bottom Anzac Ave. T ON I) ON on - the Latest 5-Valve Dunl IJ Kndioioy; £1« 10s: easy terms.—Mountioy. Quadrant I'd . Onrhunga. i pIIILIPS. English, ov,, A.V.C., Supcr- *- hets; greatest value on the market; £l6 10s.—McCabe's SEE the Wonderful Radio Bargains at Electric Const ruction Co.. 52-58 Fort St Prices from £(">. r PAKE No Risks.—Let Our Experts Re pair and Service Your Radio.—Weston house, 46 Lome St. TPEST Gulbranson superiority. Free Home Demonstration World Explorer ,7. £26 Lewis Eady Ltd.. Queen St.' T IMTTED Number of Radio Sets at FacXJ tory Costs. Easy terms extended.—Apply NATIONAL ELECTRICAL A- ENGINEERING CO.'S WAREHOUSE. _ Cr. Customs A: Little Queen Streets. 9S 6D Per Week buys unlimited entertain—J mont—the cheery programme that SkyI semper Rndios can always give, ['hone 32-700 for free demonstration. Bond and Bond. Ltd., Commerce St.. Auck.—Bryce St., Hamilton. STATIONS LOGGED. "TEMPLE" agsin Wins with over 135 Stations, and Every one Verified. All-Wave 1930 Models . . , . £26 Broadcast 1936 Models . . . . £l6 10s RADIOS, 11 Customs Street West. Radios. BIG REDUCTIONS. Inspect our wide range. A.C. and D.C. BROADCAST and ALL-WAVE" SETS. Prices from £6. Low Prices Easy Terms. ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. OF N.Z.. 52-58 Fort St., Auckland. Tor BTATIONS LOGGED BY 100 COLUMBIA This is the record of a Devonport resident's Columbia. No matter what the disadvantages of you:r locality, Columbia gives definitely better reception. For demonstration, Ring 44-705, 'Vrite or Call: ARTHUR H. NATHAN, LTD., Customs Street East. Auckland. Radio Dept., 3rd Floo^. A IRLINE WORLD - WAVE SEVEN -£*■ Brings yo i the Latest and Best in Modern Radio Engineering. 12 Months' Guarantee on Set and Valves. Hear London Germany Paris Japan, etc., on this Superlative Ultra-modern Radio. 12,000-mile rangeTuned Frequency for Hiss-free Power on B9UI Broadcast and Short Waves—Cadmium Plated Full-floating Chassis—Aeroplane Dial, glass enclosed, clear reading— Continuously Variable Tone Control—Fullsiiied Electrodynainic Speaker Figured Veneer Cabinets of exceptional beauty. Arrange a demonstration on this perfect Round-the-World-Radio. Sole Auck. Agents: McCABE'S RADIOS. Corner Karangahapo Road and Queen Street. RADIO REPAIRS "DING 20-961 for Immediate Expert Ser J -«' vice; no cure, no >arge.—Jones. Radio trician, 417 Mt. Eden Rd. id Vour t-et Lion-lesome ?—Phone 41-980 J- Leaders in thin electrical age. Electrir Construction Co.. Fort St. ! SERVICING _ Radiotricians.—AH Makes Re- 1 Ks paired quickly efficiently and cheaply • Phone 42-741.—Ripley's Radios. Palmerston i Bldgs. j

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22247, 23 October 1935, Page 3

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