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78 "1500 78 Z8 1400 71200 141300] BAND T000 (2SMETRE '700. 800 12000 Brosdi 600 ND Hlooo BAND 3 metre 16metre Or IOooo I7oo 18000 (ourtemay BAND 19metRe I6000 Sove ISo0o: Coulenay BAND SPREAD gives you ALL shont; Tuning Cm models wae ANOTHER COURTENAY 6( FIRST"! 12 years ag0, Courtenay built the first radio factory in New Zealand. They built the first short wave sets. They were first on the scene with automatic volume control: First with new epoch-making feature, Band Spread Tuning, introduced in 1940 And now, once again, Courtenay sets the pace by equipping their entire short wave range with Band Spread Tuning: 9 new models 5 valve, 6 valve and 7 valve, each in a mantel and 2 consoles every one featuring this master- piece of Tuning, the new Courtenay Band Spread 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 allowance of space on the dial. No fading 6 VALVE WORLD WAVE COURTENAY Modern cabinet of exceptionally beautiful high- no creeping off the station. Just turn the gloss wood, in mantel and 2 consoles. Featuring silken-smooth spin-wheel dial. Turn another Band Spread Tuning and new type valves. A good-looking; thoroughly reliable set at knob and You jump from one band to another, moderate price. the illuminated arrow indicating which band you are on. Easy as winking: COURTENAY USES NEW TYPE VALVE AU 1941 Courtenay sets are equipped with special nel valve, giving even greater sensitivity; power economy; and range, and eliminates background noises to vanishing point: (Ocurtenay Agents and Distributors TURNBULL 6 JONES LTD R A D / 0 Wellington; Auckland, Christchurch; Dunedin; Palmerston North and Hamilton SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER Advertisement of Turnbull & Jones, Ltd:

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 4, Issue 90, 14 March 1941, Page 13

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Page 13 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 4, Issue 90, 14 March 1941, Page 13

Page 13 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 4, Issue 90, 14 March 1941, Page 13

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