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STATiimCS OF PRIVATE LICENSED TELEPHONE EXCHANGES.
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Military Wireless From October to Mav:- H I N ' 2.300 m. (130.4 K/cs). '
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Lat. 35° 09' 40" N.
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From June to Sept.:— i H C N I 1.000 m. (300 K/cs). high. 300 ft. long.
Lat. 34° 54' 52' N.
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Larnaca.
Lat. 34° 54' 54* N.
Long. 33° 38' 19* E.
Z F E{ Power: 1.000 watts.
'/- •! Tj. Range: 500 miles.
Wave lengths: 600, 671. 850, 900, 2,100,
2,326. 2,439 and 2,760 metres.
i Aerial system: Inverted L type, single
strand, 70 ft. high, supported on towers
250 ft. apart.
RATES FOR INLAND TELEGRAMS.
RAILWAY.
Telegrams. Six words (including address) 6_».
Each additional word ... ... ... lp.
Delivery within £ mile of receiving office, Free.
Fordistances beyond _rmile from receiving
office, for each mile or part thereof
beyond the first half mile ... ... 41-p.
C A B L E A N D W I R E L E S S , L T U .
TelegTame, Six words or under (minimum charge; fip. Each additional word lp.