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/ You can be one of the privileged few to enter the Abbey doors for this memorable occasion. With an All-Wave SKYSCRAPER Radio, you can hear and follow every word of the Coronation as if you were there in the flesh. Thrill to millions of cheering voices as y°u travel with as clearly as if you were there. SKYSCRAPER RADIO the Coronation Coach ... marvel with the whole world at the ' ' glorious pageantry of this age-old ceremony . . . join in the excitement of the millions who line the route . . . But whatever you do, don't miss it. . . phone for a demonstration and hear London as crystal-clear as if you were there. mm For Coronation rebroadcasts from Australia or New Zealand there's no set which can give better reception at such a low price as the 4-valve chest Skyscraper. It gives perfect tonal reproduction, and is excellent on distance, yet the price is only £9/10/- cash, or 2/6 weekly under our easy terms. i' This 7-Valve ALL-WAVE Skyscraper will bring you the ceremony with a perfect realism that will make you marvel ... yet this set gives equally realistic "reception on programmes and events from every corner of the globe. Such improvements as "electric eye," quiet tuning control, logging hand, etc., make it the perfect radio for the reception of such history-making events . . . it can be yours for £29 cash or easjr terms. 6-8 COMMERCE ST.. .9 CUSTOM ST. E & 142 QUEEN ST. B RYC Ej ST.. HAM ILTO N & BAN K ST..WHANG ARE! Distributors SKYSCRAPER, HIS MASTER'S VOICE and CRUSADER RADIOS. wsm mm > i«*> # ed -OtV® ID. \ y ~\xb- 1 . *!>■* m jpip* NEED

There are over 15 miles of tiny tubes and filters in your kidneys to strain the waste matter out of the blood. Kidneys should pass 3 pints a day and so get rid of over 3lbs. of acid waste matter. When the passing of water is scanty, with burning and smarting, it means that the tiny kidney tubes need flushing. This dangerous condition frequently causes headaches, backache, leg pains, getting up nights, frequent day calls, dizziness, gas pains, constipation, swelling. The irritated and clogged kidney and bladder passes should lot be treated with strong pills, drugs,- etc. Iho irritation should be soothed with the,new Dutch remedy—Van Corn's Stonik. This unusual compound cleanses away all the irritating acid wastes from the kidneys and bladder and reduces the inflammation. It also'rids the stomach and bowels of body poisons, thus preventing these irritating toxins from-de-positing in the delicate kidney tubes. And Jt Is guaranteed to act to your complete satisfaction or money refunded Van Dorn s Stonik, s/6 nkge. at chemists, ttores, etc.—-StoniK Coy., Box 1067, Auckland. fKEE Send 2d. stamp for liberal free Sample of Stonik. —Stonik Coy. (Deskß. 3)» ,0 * 1067, Auckland.

Come and See B ECO S SPECIAL CORONATION PIANO EXHIBITION IN THE UNITY HALL 325 UPPER QUEEN STREET (a Few Doors Above the Town Hall). • To enable visitors to Auckland to inspect the finest selection of world-famous Pianos ever shown in this city, BEGG'S unique Coronation Exhibition will be open to-morrow, Coronation Day, from 2.30 p.m., to 5 p.m., and from 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. • * There are 35 Pianos on display and no two are alike. CHAS. BEGG & GO. LTD,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22725, 11 May 1937, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22725, 11 May 1937, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22725, 11 May 1937, Page 15

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