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(3 •d 5 w py "-Mm "O get the most out of the air—the full, ctear voice of the . speaker, the softest note of a musical program unspoiled by squeals and howls, to know positively that you can bring in distant stations by placing the dial at a certain position—-this is what the radio user wants and this is what he obtains with the King Quality Ncutrodyne Receiver When you have once logged the stations you can always bring them in again by placing the dial at the same position- —no guess work, no experimenting If the station you want is sending, you get it It is easy to cut out local stations Ob lecttonabie noises are eliminated, no distortion you tjet the lull cleat tones. Eh k n »\..i o m II m • />u * i i '• if fin m* KING m Thinner? r> t >ii o ■l i tF v . f »•' « 'it i«v ■* | tl* Iff HOME LIFE. No home is complete without a Radio Receiver. Daily broadcast programmes are published in all newspapers. W. H. GUNNING & CO., LTD. are agents for the King Radio sets, the best value on the market. At the opening of the new Federal Capital at Canberra, every word of the speeches of the Duke of York and Mr Bruce were heard on a £l4 10/- King Radio Receiver, by a resident of Shannon. Be wise and buy a King Radio Set from— W. H. GUNNING & CO., LTD. PRICES FROM £l4 10/-. TERMS ARRANGED. All Classes of Valves, Batteries, and Radio Equipment in Stock. See Windows.
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Shannon News, 27 May 1927, Page 3
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268Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Shannon News, 27 May 1927, Page 3
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