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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21021, 9 May 1930, Page 5

St 6& t PM I LIPS SHRILLING treble to reverberating base —the vivid music of a 2510 radi op layer will thrill you. Thrill you because you have never heard re-created music so alive in detail; It is, in truth, radio come true, for each radioplayer is a musical instrument backed by a service guarantee typically Philips in its breadth and efficiency. HEAR them through a Philips Speaker' at your nearest radio or music dealer. ' Z5lO radioplayer With <l Sevenettc ,, Speaker With “Pennagnedc” Moving Coil Speaker 2515 “Q.P” Local Station Receiving Set with “ Peter Pan” Speaker' €39/-/. £45/10/. €22/10/- > OR2] AdvU of Philips Lamps (N.Z.) Ltd. C&idjo- Division), Ho£e Gibbons Buildijig, -Courtenay Place, Wellington.

Barth, Electrical Supplies, Ltd. 90 Princes Street, Dunedin Have Stocks of the PHILIPS RADIO PLAYER. Will .be Pleased to Demonstrate.

V V & fee* SSBS ■m isf id SPEECH AT THE OPENING OF THE FIVE-POWER NAVAL CONFERENCE ON JANUARY 2I ST 1930 His MasterWoii Record No. R.B. 3290, 4/-, Ssß The Gramoph-ve Company, Ltd., will hand their pi P arising from the sale this record to the “ Wireless for the Blind” Fund, which has been nominated for this purpose by H.M. the King. • Your nearest accredited dealer will gladly ■, , play this record over for you—lt repre- „ sents an exclusive “ His Master’s Voice ” , ' triumph which gives the Empire a perm- If 5 * anent record of a unique historical event. If 5 * WvwMt 111