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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 April 1939, Page 2

W NAN® MEANS i | I /I H jl® liihfplfe ’ El by appointment IS fl r i tig M Sill * I x fl i Iwwi v I Bl 11 w ■ i I iWassyi i U MODEL 653 | Q | Illi For over thirty years “His Master’s Voice” have been recogu uised leaders in the field of reproduced music. The famous & n H.M.V. trademark has always stood for dependability and j Q quality. When you choose H.M.V. you’re buying more than g| t| a mere broadcast receiver, you’re buying a musical instruM ¥ ment with a pedigree. ra I Illustrated above is a new five-valve all-world superhet -S fl table model with push button tuning. Amongst its many « H features are— W I ★ Three wavebands, 16.5-50, 195-580, 1000-2000 metres. | H ★ Six push buttons for split-second tuning. M |i| ★ High sensitivity and selectivity. p ■I ★ Tone control. Pn M ★ Automatic Volume Control. o H ★ Flood-lit tuning dial, marked with station names and tS jff an alphabetical index of short-wave stations, M Local Agent: , E g ‘ W. H. SAUNDERS, I Q QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. | m 123 / ' ------n-1

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FOR MOTHERS & OTHERS a TRAIN TRIPS DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS a O/HAT a joy for families! Easy, care-free, low-cost V V trips by rail! They just book their ‘seats and leave themselves gladly in the care of the Railways Department, whose chief principle is Safely First, bracketed with comfort and economy. Now is the time for pleasant family chats about that holiday change of scene which refreshes rnind and body. SPECIAL CONCESSIONS FOR FAMILIES.