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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23145, 17 September 1938, Page 12 (Supplement)

I he Nece Ist sp. !j l < // to *\ 3 f (? ri4uh* recorded artist \oyo\ix very room with all the fyffi realism of the actual performance. No wind- uM frf'Ml' ing—just plug in and play. I i\ /A\(vThe distinctive cabinet also houses a powerful \III \ Vv-^V 6-valve All-Wave Radio bringing in effort- (t§£fe§^l 7 |\ lessly stations all over the world. This brilliant \W Radio has the same undistorted tone, amazing p \ \jl power, and superiority that have made Philco ' I , yj the world's largest selling Radio. 1 11 \ It is amazing value at £36/10/-. Easiest Terms are available. A liberal trade-in allowance will be given on your old radio. There is a large range of other Philco Radios to choose from, priced from £l6/10/-. Phone, Write or Call at Begg's NOW for a Free Home Trial Without Obligation. ne AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL AGENTS FOR PHILCO RADIO: TE PUKE Dawson'. Radio House WHAKATANE .. Homo Utllltle. Co. TAURANGA Radio Specialties WELLBFORD...Qorbey A Duddlng PUKEKOHE H. T. Moore TAUMARUNUI: WHANGAREI .. K. Haslett TE KUITI. O'Rourke's Radio Limited Winger Radio Co. Ltd TE AWAMUTU ..... H.V.Holmes HAMILTON. .Prime's Radio Service THAMES 8. F. W 80LE N.Z. AGENTS: CHAS. BEGG & Co. Ltd tO 50 UNu\ \uy/ng! e=a Corner CUSTOMS and COMMERCE STS. - AUCKLAND. Phones: 41-182, 43-043. MR. RADIO m mm, runQSE A TuU and benefit by our eighteen YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF RADIO MANUFACTURE. OUR 1938-39 CATALOGUE Contains Valuable Information on . . . H ° ME LIGHTING WIND CHARGERS. HmfM iPI electrical IH I) a ™ ces /jEj ELECTRIC FENCES. Post Free on Request. "COMPANION" 7-Valve ALL-WAVE Triple Bond Vlsiml Change. Visual Volume and Tono Control. Largo Kilkto-lit Uliil with Mnglc Eye incorporated, fepin11111111k with 100-1 ratio, enubles overseas stations to he rapidly and easily located. Plus TONE which has nindo " Companion " llncllo famous. CASH PRICE, ° r °" EABY TERMB ' Also ovallablo for Battory Operation at Slight Extra Cost. Phone 47-054 AUCKLAND'S OLDEST RADIO FIRM P.O. Box 111 LTD Retail: 10 VULCAN LANE. Head Office; CHANCERY STREET, AUCKLAND. ________ Also at KAIKOHE. Phone 102. HfIHE formation of the "N.Z. Radio Traders Federation" will be warmly gloomed by all Iff radio buyers and enthusiasts. Its purpose, briefly, is to protectee radio-buying p bl c. SI To insure that when a set is bought it conforms to all requirements of modern radio. The development of radio has been so ultra-rapid that the set of is as n,™necti ve as a pre-war motor-car! To-day, more than at any other time, it e . arioDine buying public to be up to date with their Radio Sets in order to miss nothing! of ™B PP S news events daily being broadcast from the world outside. Apart altoge .e hour that World History is being made day by day and momentous decisions are being made hour by hour, there should not be ignored the lighter part of Radio Entertainment. It is not sufficient for the modern radio listener to be restricted to the narrow confines of his own country. Admirable, though local programmes may be, it is desirable to feel free and unfettered in the selection of your Radio Entertainment. This can only be obtained satisfactorily by the possession of a Modern Radio. Possessed of such a set the listener may confidently tune-in to the original programmes and broadcasts of the world's most famous broadcasting stations. He may rest assured that he will receive such programmes clearly and without distortion. In fact, news and entertainment from the great outside world is at his beck and call by the magic of a tuning knob on'a Modern Radio! The Circular Emblem of the Federation is your guider-buy ftom an accredited member and rest assured that you are buying the best! Advertisers on these Radio pages, and any others 'displaying the Federation Emblem, are all fully accredited members aiwiuim l & another triumph ■'! AKI«*A; K ' < II tlfoiiiiif y "»« ***f - ♦ .»» ■«»>• ; I i*' _ w w <mr <m \ , Kg*; > 12V Y ujins sweeping victory in big RADIO COnTEST mm ,r*~' *.""C ' The BROADCAST t LADDER—Awarded fc to Mr. D. Mclntyre, s who secured the } p 1 greatest number of l\ verified cards from jc Overseas Stations. L> Conclusive Evidence of RADIOLA'S Superiority Once aaaln RADIOLA sweeps the pool! In a huge Radio Contest— extending over a six months' period from December, 1937, to Juno, 1938, and open to every suDerb Derl: of the popular D.X. Club—Mr. D. Mclntyre, of Auckland, proved beyond doubt the superD per formance and reliable dependability of RADIOLA. .... _ c t n „hiiwfid outstandln this big Radio Competition Mr. Mclntyre, using a 6-Vaive RADIOLA Set, achieved outstand ing results, securing a complete and decisive victory against all comers. -- BBaconn „p «ha As a result of his splendid achievements, Mr. Mclntyre is now the proud possessor of the coveted PRESIDENT'S CUP, awarded for the hi ghest number of njesented Bands during the period December, 1937, to June, 1938; and also the HUDSON CUP, presented lS r ad h d e itu!n f h Mr a LADDER, which is donated« the highest number of verified oards from Overseas Stations logged during the six months period. The P R E S IDENTS CUP donated for the highest number of points secured In Broadcast Bands. md Every RADIOLA Model a class leader At a recent Interview, Mr. Mclntyre said:—"There Is no comparison—from every standpoint RADIOLA wins." • You, too, will find the 1938 RADIOLA Receivers are indeed a revelation in lifelike reproduction, sweetness of tone and streamlined beauty of design. When you buy one of the now RADIOLAS, your guarantee of lasting satisfaction lies in the unique combination of master designers, skilled production engineers, speciallyseleoted materials, and soientifio testing at every stage of manufacture that Is responsible for the first-class performance and outstanding superiority of RADIOLA—PRICES FROM GUINEAS. The HUDSON CUP— awarded for the highest number of aggregate points during the' period. 4 SSJlitli S^lS mmm mm RADIOLETTE Model 51 (Illustrated above). Compact and easily moved from room to room, this splendid 5-Valve Receiver has an illuminated tuning dial with station call signs marked and evenly spaced. Automatio volume control counteracts fading and improves local reception. Slide rule dial. In Black, Walnut, or Mahogany. Featured In centre Is RADIOLA Model 163, with handsome Console Cabinet In seleoted Walnut veneers. 5-Valve A.C. operationworld range reception. Rubber-mounted ohassis, tuning condenser and loudspeaker prevent vibration. Easily read slide rule dial and automatically illuminated individual wave range. uiJll■l Kl ; i I*^*l A miniature of the President's Cup, engraved with the winner's name. An engraved miniature of The Hudson Cup, presented to Mr. D. Mclntyre. RADIOLA 263 (Illustrated at Right), is a 6-Valve World Range Model with slide rule dial and " Maglo Eye " tuning Indicator. Robust and reliable components, speclal I y Impregnated against moisture, ensure perfect reception under any conditions. 000# DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES.—FARMERS' TRADING COMPANY LTD., Auokland, Dargavllle, Whangorel, Taumarunui (D. Melrose), Rotorua, Opotlkl. Hastles Ltd., Cambridge. Snelgar *ru<J!ca, Kohukohu. G. Hunt Ltd., Huapal. Bert Robson, Morrlnsville. W. J. Baxter, Ngatoa. North Shore Radios, Devonport. N. McColi, Otorohanga. Spears Garafcc, Putaruru. Butler's Byko, Rotorua. Pulham & Begble, Te Kauwhata. Electrlo Service A Hardware Co., Te Awamutu. F. S. MacClure, Ohura. Munro Motors. Tau»Unga and Te Puke. J. H. Keith, "Commercial Radios," Paeroa. J. H. Battson, Thames. T. Gregson, Ruawal. McKay Electrical, Dargaville. J. Sellar, Wellsford. Mt. A M. Nic*l, Te Aroha. G. Vloary, Te Anga. A. W. Sheriff, Takapuna. H. p. Cronln, Papakura. Edwarda A Son, Raglan. E. A. Jonasson, Te Kultl. Rodney Motors, Warkworth. Alf. J. Moore, whakatane. H. Richardson, Waluku and Pukekohe. N.Z. Distributors: The Nationc! Electrical & Engineering Co. Ltd., Mazda House, Cr. Customs and Little Queen Sts v Auckland. , Also Hood St. # Hamilton,