Page 11 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23928, 31 March 1941, Page 11

w m k T .1 :■ I 1 VH I J '1 I i H 1 ■ I ?' j l|| 111 111 IHI ;W m TRADE-IN Your Dated Sot fop a "National" Band Spread Model. Generous allowances. PHONE 32-685 EACH SHORT AYE BAND! IT'S TRUE! Band Spread has revolutionised short-wave tuning to such an extent that even Baby could bring 'em in. Imagine! No overlapping, no crowding, each waveband on the ? ;• 'i; mm •-v- ----/ «T----r» i m W: s rl"i BAND SPREAD Model is approximately 4in. long, which means the stations are not crammed as on the ordinary set. You can tune short-wave stations en quickly and accurately an (Easy Terms) THE SMALL SET WITH THE BIG PERFORMANCE ! The New " NATIONAL " 4-Valve Chest Model. Beautiful tone, amazing performer, yet priced at only £l4/15/(Easy Terms). FOR A DEMONSTRATION. COUNTRY RESIDENTS! If you have no eleotrlo power, get fMil details of the new " NATIONAL" Dry Battery Models. Amazing performance! Wonderfully economical! Operating Cost only . . , 3/ 4 d PER HOUR! R I I & CO. LTD., RADIO DEPARTMENT, GROUNE) FLOOR, CUSTOMS STREET EAST.