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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 115, 18 May 1933, Page 10

The Greatest Radio Advance Since All-Electric Radio NOT since the change over from battery radio to all-electric radio has there been such a revolutionary advancement as the y present introduction by Philips of "SuperInductance” Receivers. fltjitfbn “Super-Inductance" means absolutely flawless WMaJKif reception —almost uncanny sensitivity and Wfflffir selectivity without background noises. I PSI 1 And with the new 630 a “Super-Inductance" | |g( | Philips Radio comes the new trans-illuminated ijMlj MMB Micro-Meter Dial—an exclusive Philips feature that enables : nstant and easy registration of every station. One-knob control. Visit your nearest dealer and hear the marvellous new Philips “Super-Inductance" ■ jn Radio Receiver. , ENGLAND PHILIPS 630 a “Puts a New Thrill into Fireside Travel” Ptelipt Lamps Head Office: 286-288 Wafo/ieLZ Street, Wellington will be pleased to put you tn touch with your nearest dealer. WI29R

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