Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21431, 4 September 1931, Page 4

I k I I % c If. m M t I EASIEST TERMS 6 months ahead with these thrilling improvements I Variable—Mu Valvesl Tone-Control! Static Reducer ! New Low Price I A marvel of value, the 1932 Improved Atwater Kent Compact out-dates and out-shines every small model radio on the market. Only 19 inches high, but what a giant in performance! Hear that beautiful GOLDEN VOICE come rolling in from near and distant stations! It’s rugged strength is built to perform with the utmost dependability through the years ahead. Compare these features with what any other set gives you: \ \ . ' ' Illuminated Quick-Vision Dial: Antenna Adjustor: S. 6 Valves, including Pentode: Latest Electro-Dynamic Speaker: Rich Gothic design in matched butt walnut: Super Heterodyne Circuit, giving Needlepoint Selectivity. Just hear it in your home, FREE. Your dealer will gladly arrange a demonstration. with the GOLDEN VOICE Dunedin Agents: McCracken & walls NiZ. Distributors: C. & A. ODLIN & CO. LTD. WELLINGTON.

RUSSIAN RELAY STATION. A new station is being built at BogcrodussU which will have a power of 100 kilowatts. The station will chiefly relay the programmes from Moscow. NEW SWISS STATION. The new station at Stottens, in the Canton of Vauci, was officially opened on March 25. It will transmit on a wavelength of 403.8 metres, and is equipped with “ Standard ” plant. The station is 17 km north of Lausanne; its masts are 125 metres high and 200 metres apart, the unmodulated power being 25 kw (40 kw). It is using Berne’s wavelength, while Zurich’s (459.6 metres) is to be used by the new 60 kw Beromunster station, which is also British built. (Continued on next page).