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| Tlio pi'OMMi' t' of Majusty lias fright i i'in.'d i.iost of tlu' Ihrt't- yoar-oids with i niiy [irotcin'ii to i'orni ont of the \\rai I kato (inineas, to l>e ruu at Te Kapa on Sal iirday. Only oue of his seven oppon ents, Knight 'i'einplar, is not a maiden, and Alajesty looks likely to start one of Ihe hottest favonrites that has eon lesled a nu-e for a eonsiderabje period. This is unfortunato for the Waikato i iiaeing '] u i >, whieh has given the good jslake'of £600 for rhe raee. Ilowever. j this is one of the risks that have always to be takeii with a classic event, ! and })rol)iibly the position will be eornpensated for in future years.

With 24 wins to his credit, W. J. Bronghton has established a good lead in the joekevs ' preniiersliip for the ciirrent season. X. Ilolland is in second pku-e with 1(3 wins, and tlien eomes A. Alesservy with 11 and G. Ilughes with 1U.

From tlie first glance at this new Cromwell i 5-valve tlual wave Radio you will see that it is / & ? fk€ something eutirely new in Ratlios. But it is the i ^ \ "insitle story" that really counts. For a comi & W 1 pletely new circuit and system oi tuhes have A S made tliis wonder radio a marvel of compactness / B x m P/ a and extraordinary cffieiency. Many of the / $ newest discoveries in electronics are ineorporf Oi il » M ated, resulting in a recciving set with seiectivity, \ * Sj f sensilivity, volume, and stability ou short wave \ f 8tations never before known in a radio of any i|j|. : ^ ll p will be fflad to demonstrate & .. • tlie new Cromwell at our sliowi local | d m a ttkffi171? 22 oxford street,, DSyTEIBIITORS: IflAUlWliK, levin. . c?