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Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 39, 11 April 1930, Page 39

THIS MELODY FOUR Tom : Wlat d6 you chaps think of the Wellington Melody Four? Ned : Not much. Jack : Ned's opinion is punk: He learnt music from that oid German music master. Bald a8 a coot: Dick : Shut off that Grand Trunk boost; and listen to tbe Australian Melody Four. (Sets the record going. ) Jack : Needle scratchees 8 bit, but the tenor s good. Tom 8 The Wellington Melody Four is On in two minutes__have 4 cigarette, boys ? Dick : They're good, but the tenor' 8 weak: Tom 8 Too right; they re good. Id always listen to them: _ Ned : What' & the Set, Jack ? Jack : Courtenay Local Receiver. Ned 8 Not much interruption, no hum: Jack Crystal detection; Ned. Every note just as sung: Ned 8 How much ? Jack 8 Ten guineas for the Set; and 32/6 for the Speaker. They could get more for this Set, too: Tom 8 Too right, its a good Set: Dick: Remember trying to get Aussie on that 6-valve we used to have ? AII static and China Wars. Tom 8 Good thing we dumped it: Sitting up late for nothing: Hand in your pocket all the time for batteries: Ned : You couldnt tune it: Jack : There wag no tune in it: Ned : When does tbe Melody Four come on again ? Tom 8 Item after this, Ned don't g0 until you hear it, Ned : Yes, Id like to hear it, and where do you get these Courtenay Sets ? Seems to me local broadcast is good. What do they cost to Iun? Jack : About tuppence a month; Ned; You should be able to get a Courtenay from any radio dealer; but we got ours from the_ distributors STEWART HARDW _ ARE LIMITED. COURTENAY PLAOE WELLINGTON