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Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1933, Page 7

the R A DION RADIO A HIGH CLASS MACHINE AT A LOW PRICE! 'f •• 1 YOU CAN ENJOY AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND STATIONS ON , ALL THE FOUR f MAKES OF RADIONS! k.F.i. LOS ANGELES HEARD NIGHTLY. RADION, the one profit quality radio, is the lowest priced set guaranteed to get Australian and New Zealand A and B Stations, with static-breaking volume and perfect tone. Even the 14 guinea Radion will receive American stations. Each Radion model is a leader in both price and quality. Ask also to hear the Radion Pacific at 17,(guineas and the Radion AlUWavo (combined long; and-short-wave).at 23 guineas. Above prices packed free on rail or boat and include; sales tax; ~:V v BUILT IN NEW ZEALAND OF THE WORLD’S BEST PARTS PRICES RANGE FROM 23 GUINEAS 17 GUINEAS 14 GUINEAS 13 GUINEAS THE 23. GUINEA MACHINE IS EQUIPPED FOR BOTH LONG AND SHORT WAVE RECEPTION. Vl/ORLD-WIDE SHORT-WAVE STATIONS ARE BROUGHT IN. WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY OL<’ SOME OF THE OLDER MODELS AS FOLLOWS; ' ; ' V ' POU3-VAJ.VE CILFILLAN £9 10s ■ T>VE VALVE CILFILLAN £l2 10s T 0 P D MOT 0R S NEW ZEALAND DISTRIBUTORS Christchiirch, Wellington, Dunedinp Auckland, invercargiil, Timaru and r Wanganui. ALJ- INQUIRIES INVITED AT r WEST COAST IOtORS, LTD., REVEL L STREET,' HOKITIKA Phone our office for free home demonstration.

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