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Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 April 1941, Page 3

Ses'' \ a ||||l|iß| Z Nov; you may say goodbye forever to cramped and difficult short wave tuning that reminds one of walking . a tightrope. With any of the ‘ Courtenay 1941 short wave sets, you have a big, broad new calibration with quick, easy, accurate tuning as simple to operate as broadcast. Each ms||||la Jp of the four important short wave KB--’- ' ‘ ~~7|| bands, over which come the world's v — _ , z _ 7 - - most sought-after transmissions, oc- jR.. . cupies fully six inches of scale. The L result is clearer, finer quality short wave reception, tuned at the flick of A the spin wheel dial. In addition, Ir'tJ I 1941 Courtenays are equipped with ® L.IW . - @ I a new-type valve, giving even greater x sensitivity, power economy and range, M and reducing background noises to Y ' ;'"‘‘'‘'"-’A "*’■* v*t| vanishing point. I ’ ' - - ; Remember, only Courtenay offers Band Spread Tuning on all 1941 models. Sec — hear Courtenay firsts COyRT'ENAY|:IODIOS Agents: MASTERTON—I H. LYTTLE & Co. CARTERTON—WiIf. R. Harry. GREYTOWN—F. J. Nicholls, Ltd. FEATHERSTON—Hardie & Sons. MARTINBOROUGH—F. F. Dale, Ltd. EKETAHUNA—Jefferies’ Radio Service. _

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