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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17994, 12 April 1930, Page 11

Columbia 1. Automatic Stop 2. New Sound Box 3. Detachable Album for 8 Records 4. Spring lid, non-spill needle-cup II 2 m Wrnmrn m, i ' i 3 m mm mm m mm m m M m 4 m Get one for Easter ... the New Model Columbia Portable has Four Big Improvements V && G oV>* soi° 5 fP o Tctl bl '‘Aco'> vs c\v%f iuu . c, W k O'* I** 1 ** -\\6 v ag < n\ ,c , > C . vty Y> 0 Y«” ) C (3^ c /o Tch l\.eV t>° fITV ° Ktf> <£l° Y*V r* ** jV 3 VO (fr r^ c A ** e» \v s®^* r Te£ K fc.W Wholesale Distributors ARTHUR H. NATHAN Cu«toms Street East, AUCKLAND The Automatic Stop.—The big feature of this is that you don’t have to set it, and it works with any make of record, No other portable has an automatic non-setting stop. The New Sound Box is exactly matched to the amplification system, giving a marvellously pure, even reproduction and astonishing volume. The Detachable Album.—The old method of carrying records in the lid has been replaced by a detachable album holding 8 records. New Non-spill Needle-cup.—Needles are instantly available, yet a flick of the finger securely locks them in the new spring-lid, non-spill cup. The cases of Columbia Portable Gramophones are specially constructed to withstand extremely hard use. Every joint is dovetailed. Also there are no loose parts—you simply open and play. Call in at your nearest Columbia dealer* and ask to see and hear the new Columbia Portable. The beauty and lifelikeness of the reproduction will surprise you. You’ll realise the new model Columbia Portable is unquestionably the greatest Portable value ever offered. The price is still £7 (Junior) and £9 (Senior). The New Viva-Tonal Columbia r life itself' Obtainable from HAMILTON COLUMBIA DEALERS. Lewis Lady l,w„ J. P. MoNieol H. Gittoa L. V. Martin & Oo Arthur Eddy uta F. G. Adamson A Co., (Air Hcjklna.) LTD. BSB8B&&S*