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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22260, 7 November 1935, Page 18

u r 8S Here are tome more 44 White Elephants! They are Radios, Gramophones, and# equipment which we've accepted as " trade-ins" and which we've been too busy to worry about owing to our huge demand for Crusader and Skyscraper Radios. . . . But these " white elephants " are occupying valuable space in our showrooms, and to get rid of them we're selling at prices which are absurd—but which will do the trick. Hurry if you want to secure any of them! TRADE-IN ELECTRIC RADIOS— From CO At Mm Some from Only BRAND NEW VALVES (2nd grade), from / 2A-3's, 2/6 PHOTO-ELECTRIC CELLS ELIMINATORS (as good as new) — From Cj m BATTERY SETS— From 15/. COIL KITS, Complete— From 20/. DIALS, Full Vision— From 1/6 eacK. Valve Sockets, Id each. AND OTHER LINES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. BOND £ BOND LTD s / / \ •-3Tv: 'Hi n 9 V/L -r? % I m a "i A !! J ■W !\ t jj itl) m \\\ m K) Tl" « U> m m \M) 11* m Mtvl 'rt\! \ «' yi V! VII w'. \Y I'l w K 1 \ 1 * v )'/ t \\ 1 i\V \: 1 vV m v'.M \NII to * n AV f? \M* V' V All* <0 M" In the year 1820 the first plough arrived in the Dominion—and the first page of New Zealand's farming history was written i Another event of international Importance took place the same year Scotland. In that year "Johnnie Walker" first made his appearance—was acclaimed an immediate favourite—and has remained so ever since;. Today, Johnnie Walker, backed by generations of experience and enormous reserve stocks, offers you a smoother.. more mellow whisky than ever before \ yl JOHNNIE WALKER DISTILLED AND BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND. JOHN WALKER & SONS LTD., DISTILLERS, KILMARNOCK. SORN 1820-STILL GOING STRONG. J.W. 3-31

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