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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24605, 13 May 1941, Page 10

RADIO 'RADIO CENTRE, 105 PRINCES STREET. For GUARANTEED REPAIRS. Efficient, economical service. Certified Radiotricians. Sets collected and delivered. Rinpt 13-577 i t) 7 ki”—reasonable guakan'1 tO I TEED RADIO REPAIRS, any make or type; certificated radiotricians: sets collected, delivered; agents Courtenay Radio; prices from £ls 15s; B Batteries, special prices cash: Sound Systems Hired.—WHOLESALE RADIO DEALERS. LTD., cnr. Hanover and Cumberland streets, Dunedin. I»ECONDITIONED RADIOS; various 11. prices: Agents Milliard. Cromwell, Bush, Courtenay, from £l2 10s; spread band tuning, £2B 10s; portable sets. £l4 10s: battery radios: Radio Repairs a specialty.—Parker and Keane. Ltd.. 135 George street (phone 12-001) SHEPHERD'S RADIO SERVICE (incorO porating Radio Service Department of the N.Z. Express Co.. Ltd.). Repair Specialists 0n1y.—215 Moray place (near Post Office) Phone 12-712. /MIAS BEGG & CO.. LTD.. Princes vv street, " The Home of Radio,": largest selection of Radios in town. _ MULLARD RADIOS, unsurpassed shortwave reception: clear, mellow tone; most popular prices; £l3 18s to £29 8s: terms. __ MULLARD RADIOS: outstanding allround performance. Parker and Keane, radio repair specialists. 135 George street (phone 12-001) -I J //‘-MORSE KEYS,, heavy P and T HV D pattern; headphones: Crystal Sets; guaranteed repairs all radios.— Howorth s Radio Service, 51 George street. ™T SALE, 45-volt Dry BATTERIES. 1 wet Batteries, and C Batteries.—E. Hayes and Sons. Oturehua. PMILCO ” 5-valve Ail-wave, 21 guineas; arrange a demonstration in your home.—Chas. Begg and Co.. Ltd.. “ The Home of Radio." TA/TLL Exchange, one Cambridge eightV V valve cabinet broadcast, in good order, for one MANTEL MODEL; handy for bed patient,—37l, Times. PIANOS FOR SALE, PIANO. Baby Grand; condition as new—Particulars and price from 342, Times. A RTISTIC WALLPAPERS: latest designs to make the home beautiful; prices reasonable.—Smith and Smith. Ltd.

Protection of the pukeko is urged by the Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand. The society points out that some years ago the Department of Internal Affairs conducted a stomach survey of the pukeko in various parts of New Zealand, and it was found that <he bird’s diet was not one to cause worry to farmers or sportsmen. The contents of the stomachs were usually macerated vegetation and seeds of grass and weeds. It was found that pukeko taken in cropping areas in Otago had not eaten grain.