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Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 73, 27 March 1941, Page 7

NEW EASE OF TUNING FOR SHORT-WAVE RECEPTION The most outstanding feature in radio for 1941 is Bandspread Tuning for shortwave reception . . . and in New Zealand you will find this new development in its highest state of perfection on the 1941 Rolls Radio. The Rolls gives you four tuning bands for shortwave stations alone. No longer do you have to carefully and slowly cover one shortwave band searching for an overseas station —the perfected Bandspread Tuning of a 1941 Rolls enables you to get the most distant stations with the same ease and clarity as a local transmitter. And the Electric Eye, which on a Rolls Radio acts on shortwave bands as well as on the broadcast, enables you to tune in the station with the utmost accuracy. The Rolls Radio offers you the finest performance of any radio obtainable in New Zealand. Constructed to exacting standards of Quality—it is made specifically for the man who appreciates the best . . . powerful reception that brings in the distant stations with utmost ease and clarity . . . lifelike purity of tone ... a sensitivity and selectivity never before known . . . and a beauty and grace of cabinet design' to add charm and dignity to any room. See and hear the Rolls before you buy a radio. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION (N.Z.) LIMITED. 216 Lambton Quay—(Opposite Kirkcaldie & Stains) —Phone 44-831