WIRELESS LEADERSHIP
A FEW FACTS ABOUT THE SECOND LARGEST WIRELESS ORGANISATION IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE, AMALGAMATED WIRELESS (AUST.), LTD.
THE day of the radio is here with all its interest and fascination and charm. Little children revel in their small crystal sets and in many cases get really wonderful re- | suit, so much so, that invariably their interest is so keen that they are not | content until they have one or two j valve sets for themselves. This again I leads on to the sets with the corres- ! ponding greater number of valves, and indeed the whole thing is beginning to assume such proportions that it is only a matter of time and no well-ordered home will he considered completely furnished without a receiving radio. To develop every phase of the wireless industry was the purpose aimed at by the incorporation of Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia), Ltd., in 1913. During the past thirteen years the company Ims pioneered every departs
ment of wireless until to-day it. operates wireless telegraph . services in practically the whole of tho ships of the Australasian Mercantile Marine, owns and controls the coastal radio stations throughout Australia, New Guinea, and the Pacific Islands, operates factories for the production of wireless telegraph and wireless telephone apparatus, broadcasting stations electronic valves, and radiolas for lis-tening-in. j Every product manufactured bv the company is backed by the prestige of Amalgamated Wireless THE SECOND LARGEST WIRELESS ORGANNATION IN THE BRITISH EM--1 IRE. In the company’s research laboratories every new device in the held of radio is examined, tried, and tested, and every new development that might improve wireless is painstakingly analysed and worked out for ""•Y .Possible, beneficial application. Ibis in brief is the story of promising efforts, enterprise, and consistent development of the organisation which stamls at the back of the trademark A.W.A. Will radio enthusiasts please watch this column during Show Week, as we have quite a lot of interesting notes to bring under your notice.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12500, 16 July 1926, Page 4
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327WIRELESS LEADERSHIP New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12500, 16 July 1926, Page 4
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