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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 572, 26 January 1929, Page 24

above all Great Value! The DECO A 44 has so many fine characteristics that it is hard to know which is the most outstanding. However, the natural result of these many good points, combined with the low price, is to make its remarkable value predominant. Decca 44 m We would be glad of an opportunity of demonstrating tl DECCA 44 to you at any time. The advantage of shopping at any one of our shops is that you can hear any machine, side by side with any other you may fancy—for we do not confine ourselves to one particular make—but stock all reliable machines. Come in on Monday to any on* of our SIX AUCKLAND SHOPS Quay Street. Dilworth Buildings. Queen Street (opp. Smith <C Caughey. Academy Bldg.. Upper Queen St Verona Bldgs., Karangahapc Rd Broadway, Newmarket. Above model packed and railed free.

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