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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 August 1939, Page 5

0-) ° wealth of | 0 unused E i I JamhX 11] ; Im I* D I Ipw 'lMF B a I I in your Radio receiver i I " A “His Master’s Voice” Record Player M ® literally double the entertain- D B \ ment and enjoyment value of almost B t an y type electric receiver. For O less than four pounds you can convert M your set into an armchair-operated j|J radiogram. This modern player will W FSWA-U--K PHinnHUM give y QU ioq% better reproduction H ragg-gn; g of your favourite records, playing |g| S them with the fidelity of electrical re- |W w HR g production. All the power, tonal and M W volume advantages of your set are M S 3 ARU made available for records. No M Jg? fffgj winding. Instantly attached or de- W tached. Ask for a demonstration. 7/7‘H.M.V.” I All-Electric B IIECORD PLAYER I Local Agent: W W. H. SAUNDERS, | QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. | 129 r —-I

MILKING RUBBERS I E'tlHl,’|ll HIKVrV M l i■■ IHlfflM .l ■iU Dairy Farmers should procure their requirements now, to avoid any delay at the start of the season. Inflations z Tubings 13/16in. BULB TOP 8/- doz. 6in. CLAW TUBES 4/6 doz. 7/Bin. BULB TOP 8/6 doz. CLAW TUBING 8d ft. 13/16in. BULB TOP TIP, 8/9 doz. 33in. AIR TUBES 2/9 each 7/Bin. BULB TOP TIP .... 9/3 doz. AIR TUBING lid ft. 13/16in. STRAIGHT 7/6 doz. 33in. MILK TUBES 3/6 each 7/Bin. STRAIGHT 7/9 doz. MILK TUBING 1/2 ft. TEAT CUPS AND CLAWS All Farmers should inspect this low-priced line— GUARANTEED! CUPS from 27/6 per Set, complete with Inflations and Rings, etc. PAI? A RUBBER CO., LTD., i. I AJLVrI Queen Street, MASTERTON.