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The announcer of the A.W.A. Broad casting Station 4TO, Townsville, Mr. H.
E. Cox, received a letter from Mr. H.
Dexter, of Milne Bay, Papua, recently, in which the latter remarked: “A queer thing happened while I was in touch with you some time ago. You were on ‘Goldenia’ Tea, and at the same time the Hon. W. M. Hughes was speak ing from another station. The set was a little out of adjustment at the moment — your voice and that of Mr. Hughes was coming through with equal strength.
“You asked a question, ‘And how many cups do you think one pound will make?’
“It was answered by Mr. Hughes: ‘Over two million.’
“This amazed some English-speaking mission boys who were listening to the set! ‘Goldenia’ is excellent; it is sold in this little store, but ‘two million—! —!’” —From “The Radiogram.”
