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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 880, 25 January 1930, Page 28

Table Grands. No. 1 17a, Oak, £l3 No. 1 18a, Mahogany, £l4 Portable. Junior Model, £7 Senior Model, £9 WF Always Use Columbia Needles Cabinet. No. 1 32a (on right) Oak, £39 Mahogany, £4l / w\ K cougp. Replace that Old Gramophone with a Modern Columbia When the new Plano Reflex Viva-Tonal Columbia was put on the market last year it made all former gramophones obsolete. It has a range of seven full octaves, which no gramophone had had before. Has your gramophone such a range, or do you never hear the deep bass notes in your records because your machine cannot reproduce them? Listen to a Columbia at any dealers and compare it with your own gramophone. Then if you want to hear your records at their best you 11 buy a new Columbia the best gramophone in the world. Console No. 156 a, Mahogany, £SO Console No. 1 55a, Oak, £47/10/ The Viva-Tonal Columbia Columbia "MMI Cabinet. 1 25a, Oak, £29 1 26a, Mahogany £3O Cabinet. No. 1 34a, Mahogany, £6O Wholesale Distributors: ARTHUR H. NATHAN, LTD., Customs Street East, Auckland. I_a Gloria Gramophones, Ltd., Karangahape Road; Robertson's Three Music Stores, 163 a, Queen S treet, Karangahape Road and Onehunga; Lewis Eady, Ltd., 192. Queen Street, also at Karanjahap* Road and at Hamilton; Moodies’ Music Shop. 308, Ponsonby Road, Three Lamps; Farmers’ Trading: Co.. Ltd., Hobson Street; E. & F. Piano Agency, Ltd., 191. Queen Street; Moore’s Gramophones, Ltcl.j Queen Street; John Court, Ltd., Queen Street; Charles Begs &. Co., Customs Street East; Howies (Six Shops); Arthur Eady, Ltd., 112, Queen Street; Wade & Co., Karangahape Road.