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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 412, 21 July 1928, Page 23

' This Better H.M.V. Model too, for only S'- per week THIS big table grand gramophone can be yours for the small down payment of £1 and only 5/- per week. It*s a really good instrument, the very latest design, embodying “matched impedence,” which means that every shade and tone is rendered with lifelike exactness. The big double-spring motor means long life, and the satin finish of the cabinet makes it a really handsome gramophone. > Possessing all the improvements of the big cabinets, including automatic brake, speed indicator, automatic lid stay, ball-bearing tone arm, etc., etc., this Gramophone can be had in oak or mahogany. Call in and hear it in our new audition rooms next week. Price, delivered Freight Free anywhere in New Zealand: Oak £l7 Mahogany . . . . . . £l9 Special Terms: £1 down payment and 5/- per week. His Masters Vice mis LIMITED “The Box Office,” 192 Queen Street, Auckland Also at 15 Karangahape Koad, and at Hamilton and Gisborne. Another Exceptional Offer If you live in Auckland City or Suburbs, you can have this 6-valve set on 7 days’ free trial. It is capable of getting all New Zealand and Australian stations and America and Japan as well. It is a splendid set. and sold originally at £42/10/-, but we have reduced it now to £34/10/-. Get one next week and hear the description of the Heeney-Tunney fight. Cash Price, £34 IOA Special Terms: £3/10 - down payment and only 12/6 per week. This price includes over £l6 worth of Accessories which make the Set all ready for installing. Cheaper Records All H.M.V. Records have been considerably reduced owing to the new Customs Regulations. Send for our Catalogue and put your name on our mailing list for supplementary catalogues. POST THIS COUPON LEWIS EADY, LTD., Queen St., AUCKLAND. Please forward me TT.M.V. Table Grand Gramophone, or Crosley 6-60. Radio, for which T enclose , , deposit. , Name Address

SOVIET FILM FOR AUSTRALIA “NOT PROPAGANDA!” Who holds the nine-reel film depicting phases of Russian life secured by Mr. J. Ryan during his stay in Russia , and consigned by him to Mr. J. S. Garden , of the Labour Councilt This is a question arousing a good deal of interest in Sydney just now. Mr. Ryan expected the film to arrive ahead of him, writes a Sydney correspondent. But when he arrived