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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 March 1940, Page 2

WirßE PHOIJO TO SBIOW YOU THIS .e . 3 jigs®* ■ i - IS • •••> •• gggg ..It' (’A". J • , 3/(8® iiliil■ O ■f, I # A w a ‘«aa/ - war iaw LL _ Jf TJERE’S H.M.V’s first contribu- jQffjgi tion to New Zealand’s second 1840" 1940 century I It’s just the kind of radio you’ve been looking for, not too big, not too expensive. But the workmanship is there—in the cabinet that’s fashioned in inlay from hand rubbed walnut ... in the speaker which reproduces every note as clear as a bell . . . iu the set itself which is the climax of over 43 years of endeavour in the field of sound. You’ll be proud of this H.M.V.—firstly because it will give you all you want in the world of news and entertainment—and secondly because its richness of tone signifies a set of distinction .. . typically H.M.V. Ask your H.M.V. dealer to show you the new short-wave alphabetical dial . . . the simple tuning scale and all the improvements on this Centennial Model, We recommend it . . . wholeheartedly I LOCAL AGENTS: W. H. SAUNDERS, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. < X H 4

I What Shoes will you wear | with your new outfit? YOU cannot be smart, no matter how much you expend on NEW CLOTHES, until YOUR FEET are PROPERLY CLAD. You will find here something NEW and SMART in LADIES’ FOOTWEAR. WOMEN’S BLACK AND NAVY COURT SHOES, Cuban and high heels. All sizes. 28'6 PAIR - 'The Farmers' (W.F.C.A., LTD.) QUEEN STREET. ’Phone 1600, Box 442.

“FLAGS OF FREEDOM" SEE SPECIAL MARCH ISSUE OF THE “RAILWAYS MAGAZINE” NEW ZEALANDERS who love their country and wish to safeguard it, will like the special features of this issue. Here is the big list: — "THIS FREEDOM." by Alan Mulgan. "THE FAR HORIZON." by .1. If. Hall. “SWORD AND UMBRELLA" (Poem), by O. N. Gillespie. “N.Z. WOMEN AND THE WAR." by S.H.J. “LIBERTY OR " by Ken Alexander. “THE NAVY’S HERE" (Poem), by G. G. Stewart. “THE WAR—AND AFTER." by Harry Hardcastle. "GERMANY’S TREATMENT OF NATIVE PEOPLES., by Di. G. H. Scholefield. “TO PRESERVE OUR FREEDOM." by .Tames Cowan. “NEW ZEALAND. A FREE LAND." by Leo Fanning. "OUR SOLDIER ATHLETES." by W. F. Ingram. -AT BOOK STALLS & NEWS AGENCIES—&d