Concerning That Aerial
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A BOOKLET called “Making the Most of your Receiver,” which gives help ful information on the best ways of constructing a radio aerial, putting an aerial on a ship, getting an earth mini mising electrical interference etc., is being distributed for 1/-, post free, by R. H. Cunningham Pty., Ltd., of 62 Stan hope Street, Malvern, Melbourne. Mr.
Robert Cunningham, who has been re cently in Europe studying the latest developments in television, brought sup plies of this booklet back with him. It should be very useful to Islanders.
Mr. Ggorge K. Courtney, who was in New Guinea from 1925 until 1942, now is managing his own business in Sydney as a bag and sack merchant. He was with the old Expro. Board during 1925-26, in
charge of copra buying at Malaguna, New Britain; then he went across to the main land to engage in gold prospecting and sluicing around Edie Creek, until World War II broke out.