RADIO EXTENSION.
a nk.w sYsrror. I,ON DON. -Man'll iM . Mr ||. T. Ki-k, manager of the Amalgamated Wireless of Australasia, Ltd., in an interview at Plymouth, said he and his staff had-inspected all ihe high-power wireless stations in Diiglniid and the Continent. They had investigated the latest developments in wireless telegraphy and telephony, and had completed plans and specifications tor a new Australian system. OHicial and commercial circles regal'd the Australian scheme as hei»g the most comprehensive oi the 1 routrank services, for hotii strategic and commercial purposes, upon which they had important discussions. They also examined the latest equipment suitable for linking up isolated localities. 1 hey thoroughly investigated all aspects of broadcasting and arrived at a scheme which will avoid the limitations of the British and American systems, which are unsuitable to the Australian requirements. Mr Fisk states that he has full plans for extending the company's works, thereby enabling them to produce complete modern apparatus in Australia.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 April 1923, Page 4
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159RADIO EXTENSION. Hokitika Guardian, 4 April 1923, Page 4
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