Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 178, 30 July 1932, Page 5

Back of every S.T.C. Radio stands the world's greatest sound transmission and reproduction organisation. Since the birth of the telephone S.T.C. have been developing and mjnu l actur ' n g appliances for the transmission and reproduction of sound. • Fo-day S.T.C. is the ©F \\ ' \ .. largest organisation of its kind in i ' world and has behind it an 4 || i'lf '•'•/ '• amazing record .of leadership in itl K' i' ///' < field. S.T.C,. was chosen to equip the famous Rugby (British Official I Wireless) station, and also the / T ffi radio telephone service from ii >i > England to America and Australia. The new 8.8. C. British Empire n* TT/'■ '’llstation will STC. ,c< uipped. yi MWhite Star and Cunard liners arc equ!pped with sT c ridio telepl°nc an< l >t is also wls O ir’ used at Hendon Airport for rnaintaimng contact with air services, ri T * -*-1 as l een chosen by nine ! I Liropean Governments as well as ~ Japan, South Africa and Australia. Sy QzjP ~~ Ibft M gWjBgIBpYM~?IM ~ M * n New Zealand, S T.C. cquip- ® .!» ' twPsJr? 1 lSa !M ment w *s used for the YA stations, H and the Telephone System. • The samc cfficicnc y anc * dependability ' y I/'- which have given S.T.C. radio I pj /ly -TsgSa such overwhelming world prefer- | ; V ' //A cnce arc k u 'F ' nto the new Silent * : -K / J un ' n K S.T.C. Radio receiver. ~ \ X araM a new rad '° w ‘ l^out * n * 1 TS 1® ' SShk' j specting the S.T.C. is to discount 1 HH- '■■ <-=■'' lls. / the judgment of the world’s largest I’ll ■ 1 f L T,' S and keenest radio purchasers, and 1 r I t^lat * s something no one can 1 L; Yl afford to do. ® 7/ie New SJC RADIO Demonstrated and sold by R. D. THOMSON, Manager.

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