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Shannon News, 8 October 1929, Page 2

THE GREATEST VALUE EVER OFFERED IN Ail Electric Receivers, Seven Valves, Superdynamic speaker. Volume contro mstantaneo™s in action. Single dial control Model to aerial, £SO. WILKINSON & CHRISTIE, (Late Franks and Christie), AGENT - - " SHANNON.

DAY OLD CHICKS. UTILITY WHITE LEGHORNS. All hens used in my breeding pens are specially selected heavy producers and have proved great winter layers. Males at the head of these pens are bred direct from officially-tested single penned stock (Auckland laying competitionV. 302 Eggs in 350 days, average weifeht 24.62 ozs..per day. 294 Eggs in 350 days, average weigh* 25.16 ozs. per day. 282 Eggs in 350 days, average weight 24.23 ozs. per day. Day Old Chicks (100) £5. Settings (15 eggs), 7/6. Incubator Lots (100), £2. FAWN & WHITE RUNNER DUCKS. Limited number of eggs from single tested ducks mated to son of Lady Betty, 343 eggs m 350 days. Settings (9 eggs), 12/6. WM. L CONWAY, LEVIN ROAD' .:: " SHANNON.

Here The New Phillips' A-CQ.P. EECTRIC RADIO. And Only £l9 10/Complete with Speaker. all Wellington proclaims the wonder set! Specially made to bring in 2YA clear and distinct, but many of our customers get Auckland, Christchurch and even Australia. In line with modern demands it is operated entirely from your electric light socket. No •batteries to replace or recharge. Costs less to run than the light itself. Can be used to reproduce Gramophone records electrically, providing a thrilling realism that adds a : ew pleasure to Gramophone music. You can safely order by mail.' We will instal one in your home and if you are not fully satisfied itwon't cost you a'penny. Write now for fuller particulars and illustrated catalogue. ERNEST DAWSON, LTD. WELLINQTON'S RADIO & GRAMOPHONE HOUSE, . Manners Street, Wellington.

Clouds which shroud the liglit of day, Oft with sunset fade away, Clouds which veil the stars at night May disperse ere morning's light. Clouds / like messengers of doom, Shadow life with fear and gloom; But for colds which we eadure, There is Woods' Great Pappermint Cir«.*