N.Z. Radio Call-Book Latest Edition Just Out

Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 44, 10 May 1935, Page 49

N.Z. Radio Call-Book Latest Edition Just Out

| ALF the pleasure of owning a radio receiver is lost: unless.one has a reliable and up-to-date call-book: on hand for reference, Fof this purpose the 1935 winter edition of -the "N.Z. Radio Call. Book," now on.sale, can be thoroughly recommended, , In it are listed thousands of stations, broadcast and short-wave, all ever the world, together with full details, such as call; address, Wwavelength, frequency, power, and, in many instances, hours of operation. Neither time nor expense has been spared to obtain the latest official station -lists direct from the countries concerned. The first stations to be listed are the New Zealand and Australian; a composite list of these stations arranged in order of dial reading is also included, and will be found a particularly handy one, as it enables listeners te identify a new station almost immediately it is tuned in. Next follow details of the broadcast stations in other parts of the worldin Japan, China, Manchuria, Mexico, Cuba, Argentine, Brazil, Uruguay, Chili, Central and South America, Siam, India, Africa, Burope, United States, Canada. Then follows a list of over 100 of the principal shortwave stations in the world, together with hours of operation, in New Zealand Standard Time, The latest list of the New Zealand amateur stations follows next. . The book is printed throughout on bigh-quality paper, has an attractive two-colour cover, and is of a handy size to fit the pocket, It is available from all booksellers and stationers, price 1/-, or direct from Box 1680, Wellington, price 1/1 posted.