Trade Personals

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 32, 21 February 1930, Page 6

Trade Personals

Mr. Milton J. Beatty, senior, director of Beatty Bros., Canada, left for Australia last Friday after a ten-day stay in New Zealand. From Australia he will go to Wngland before returning home to Canada. Mr. Maylett, of F. J. W. Fear and Co., Wellington, returned on Monday from Plimmerton, where he had been spending his vacation, Mr. H, B. Arthur, who formerly saw service with Superadio, Ltd., Auckland, is now managing the Radio Equipment Co., who are occupying Superadio’s old premises in Queen Street. , Messrs. Stewart Hardware, Wellington, announce the production of a New Zealand-made 3-valve All-Hlectric Receiver, which is to sell at £10/10/-. Agents are sought where they are at present unrepresented. Messrs. J. A. Smyth and Co, advise that Wright de Coster have completed their Junior series of speakers, and’ samples are now to hand, Messrs. Royds-Howard Co., of Christchurch, have been appointed the New Zealand agents for Toman Super Pickups. ‘ M.P.A, Wireless, Lid., of London, have lately amalgamated with a leading British acoustical research laboratory, and now some of the most promifient scientists in England are behind the production of M,P.A. speakers and talking machine equipment. N. R, Cunningham, Ltd., of Masterton, are the New Zealand agents. Mr. G..G. Maecquarrie, of Wellington, returned from his. tour of the North Island last. week. Mr. G. Robertson, New. Zealand manager for Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia), Ltd: is at present on holidays at the Marlborough Sounds, °