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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3551, 9 May 1939, Page 3

PIIM RfifiTQ A NECESSITY FOR EVERY UUIfl DUUIQ OUT-DOOR WORKER! New Stocks of well known Canadian brands have arrived and include: MEN'S "LIFEBUOY" KNEE GUMS—At 17/6, 18/6 and 25/- Pair MEN'S "LIFEBUOY" SHORT LACE GUMS—IB/6 Pair. WOMEN'S AND YOUTHS' "LIFEBUOY" GUMS At 9/6, 12/6, 13/3 and 13/9 Pair. CHILDREN'S "LIFEBUOY" BOOTEES from 3/9. Your Inspection Invited! HILL'S SHOE STORE buys our best let us buy Britain 3 s best MODEL 658 "We will do all we can to give maximum preference to the United Kingdom ..." The Hon. W. Nash, Minister of Finance. "Evening Post", Jan. 25, 1939. OWN AN HIS MASTER'S YOICE M| « a T7 0R more than 40 ? ears HJs Master, » f. ■v m\ 11 111 -T Voice have been manufacturing ■•* * Britain's finest gramophones and radio*, $ — 1 Step by step, research departments working L Nin the Empire's largest radio factory, have contributed much towards perfection in radio reception. And today New Zealander* . who buy His Master's Voice are i of receiving the latest and best in radfe engineering. ? Model 658 is a five-valve, all-world super-het receiver with six station? push buttons operating on the "His Master's Voice" "Split-Second'* t tuning system. Once the waveband switch has been set to "Auto" | any station on the push-button circuit can be heard instantly the t button is pressed. The flood-lit tuning scale shows three wave* bands, 16.5-50, 195-580, 1,000-2,000 metres, and is clearly marked l with station names and an alphabetical index of short-wave stationsv i StITCHWARK'S H.M.V. Radio Service | j Phone 437 D, Cambridge *O\CE hi s *4 tt STE For Quality Printing . . . The Independent. Phone 3d