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Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 July 1941, Page 3

Aw® ANOTHER COURTENAY “FIRST”! 12 years ago, Courtenay built the first radio , factory in New Zealand. They built the first “v short wave sets. They were first on the scene with automatic volume control. First with ,iew epoch-making feature, Band Spread ' > Tuning, introduced in 1940. And now, once ■wife3 a. 3 a £ a * n ’ Courtenay sets the pace by equipping their entire short wave ran g e with Band ' S P reaci Tuning. 9 new models—-5 valve, 6 -3 valve and 7 valve, each in a mantel and 2 |! consoles —every one featuring this masterpiece of Tuning, the new Courtenay Band |||r , \ Spread iQllr ■» - Study the illustration of the dial, and you will readily see what a revolution Band Spread '* is - Stations which used to overlap now have ample separation, each occupying a generous 4! TUi” —■ 5-VALVE WORLD-WAVE WITH allowance of space on the dial. No fading ... BAND-SPREAD TUNING no creeping off the station. Just turn the in this simple, dignified highly polished cabinet is silken-smooth spin-wheel dial. Turn another Courtenay s powerful 5-valve world-wave radio r with tone control, slide-rule spin wheel dial, knob and you jump from one band to another, and 8-mch speaker. t h e j|| um j natec ] arro w indicating which band •k ★ you are on. Easy as winking. coubtexa y uses may type All If) I t Courtenay sets are equipped with special new valve, giving even greater sensitivity, potter economy, anil m B BL? range, and eliminates bar!,ground noises fM HIMWKI AGENTS: masterton— J. H. LYTTLE , CARTERTON—WiIf. R. Harry. GREYTOWN—F. J. Nicholls, Ltd. MARTINBOROUGH—F. F. Dale, Ltd. EKETAHUNA —Jefferies’ Radio Service. PAHIATUA —Russ, Herrie.

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