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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 266, 4 July 1932, Page 2

TH^liiLUiEiii£ryS£ W . SIR C. E. RINGSFORD SMITH, COMMANDEk New Reduced Prices: BYRD, SIR HUBERT WILKINS could not afford to No. 2156 — 22£ volt, flat 14/- take the smallest risks with their equipment. That's why No, 2306 — 45 volt, flat 21/- they relied entirely on BURGESS, the British Radio No. 2308 — 45 volt, vertical . . 19/- Batteries. What more conclusive evidence could you No. 5308—45 volt, portahle. . 21/- haVe of the supremacy of BURGESS Batteries? With No. 10308 — 45 volt, oversize 27/6 .i • • . j j ro ' r\ " i i -t ?r « n • oi / taeir superior standards of Rower, Dependabxhty, nI. 5156— 22^ volt/pomble 11/6 Long Life and Uniformity, BURGESS, the British No. 2370 — H volt, "C" 3/9 Batteries, are the best for YOUR set. These new, No. 5540 — 7% volt, "C" .. ...t.i 6/- low prices make BURGESS Batteries unchallengeahie — for both Value and Performance. BURGESS TJ¥£ BR BIADIO BATTillliS Obiainable from all respoitsible Radio Dealers. New Zealand Factory Representatives: SPEDDING LTD.,' P.O. Box 462, Auck'a.nd. i..? 2fi -ja B ia m ^ ?f|i r* I,A ■: ? ••> *» s* p» ^ m jrjbi r'- " '• * i

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