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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22629, 18 January 1937, Page 13

m: mm i > , t' ;, v $m m mm. %mm I >. ■< mm £iiv>":v •!< >:•: V-' > • in 111 w* A Here's an easy way for boys and girls to earn a little pocket money! If you hear any friend or relation talking about buying a radio set, bring them along and introduce them to us. If the purchase is completed before 3 Ist January we will pay you 10/- in cash. Introductions may be made personally or by letter. See if you can earn 10/-. Here are some of the outstanding features of a PHlLCO—foreign tuning system, spread-band colour dial, inclined sounding board, and automatic tuning. When you buy a Philco you can be sure of thrilling reception and exceptional clarity whenever you tune In on a foreign station. W > \t : h Philco Short-Wave Models from £21.10.0 Philco Broadcast Models fronr £l4 i Sole N.Z. Agents for Philco—wsTsmm CH AS. BEGG & CO. LTD. On the Corner of Customs and Commerce Sts., Auckland. One Minute from Queen Street. Phones: 41-182 —43-043 AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL REPRESENTATIVESPrime's Radio Service Ltd., Vickerv's Corner, opposite C.P.0., Hamilton; K. llaslett, 50 earner,on street Whangarel; Phil Swift's Music and Radio Store, Te ku.ti, Te \rniia Radio Service. Tp Aroha; W. Murray, Tauranjfa; J. J. Robinson, Waihi; C. J. SidTord, Devonport; McKay Electrical Co., Dargayille; J. Paterson. Warkworth: N. McGoll, stationer, Otorohanpa, spence Electrical Radio Co. Ltd., Te Awamutii: A. W. SherrifT, 3 Fenwtck Avenue, Takapuna; S. Wood, Pollen Street, Thames; Matamata Radio Service, Matamata; H. T. Moore, Pukekohe. •CVAt •Ttfc TO -.stf f m m s t\\> V T c O«*K Tlpp so a* * G *** CV guve 5 - 'p>&& m he 'lt's famous because it's good' 2/9 & 4/9. All Chemists & Stores EMULSION V. • ENGLISH LEAD and ZINC ReadyMixed PAINT. White and Cream. 5-gallon Drum, l-gallon Tins, RED OXIDE ROOF PAINT, Ironmonger, 211 SYMONDS STREET and 244 BROADWAY, NEWMARKET. AL'CKLANO PUBLIC U3HAS