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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES. :TA, CHRISTCHCKCH. (306 Metres.) 3 p.m.: Afternoon concert-session. 3.43: Talk Wood, "Fashions in Hosiery, Lingerie, Shoes, Gloves, and Neckwear." 7.15: News and reports. S: Chimes; relay of orchestral selections from Crystal Palace • Picture Theatre Orchestra, under direction of Mr A. J. Bunz. 8.15: Soprano solos, Miss Thelma Ayres, (a) "Waiata Maori" (Hi'.lMclndoe), (b) "Early One Morning" (Old Englisli-M.S.). 8.22: Baritone solo, Mr H. M. R. Thomas, "The Cobbler's Song" (Nor-ton-Allan). 8.26: Violin solos, Miss Irene Morris, (a) "Meditation" (Thais-Massenct-Hugel), (b) "Rondino" (Beethoven-Kreisler-Seliott). 8.36: Contralto solos. Miss rfellic Lowe, (a) "Red Rose of England" (01iv<?rLarway), (b) "Japanese Love Song" (Bral'CEnoch). 8.44: Instrumental trio, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, "Trio in B Minor" (First Movement), (Mendelssohn-Peters',. 8.51: Tenor solo, Mr Ernest Rogers, "The Sailor's Grave" (Sullivan-Boosey). 9: Interval. 9.5: Relay from Crystal Palace Picture Theatre. 9.15: Soprano solo, Miss Thelma Ayres, "The Night Wind" (Parlay-■ Schirmer). 9.19: Baritone solo, Mr H. M. R. Thomas, "Banjo Song" (Homer-Allan).. 9.23: 'Cello solo, Mr Haroli Beck, "Hungarian Rhapsody',' (Popper-Hoffmeister). 9.30: Contralto solo, Miss Nellie Lowe, "When You Come Home" (Sqiiire-Boosey). 9.34: Instrumental trio, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Andantino," arr. by Gu_stav Hoist (Lemare-Novello), (b) "Menuet" (Bocherino-Metzler). 9.14: Tenor solos, Mr Ernest Rogers, (a) "Angels Guard Thee" (Godard-Metzler), (b) "A Request" (Fin-den-Leonard). 9.50: Baritone solo, Mr H. M. R. Thomas, "Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind" (Sargeant-Boosey). 2YA, WELLINGTON. (420 Metres.) 3: Gramophone recital. '3.30: Lecturette, "The Trend of Fashion." by Miss Britten. G. 45: Gramophone recital. 7: Xws session and market reports. 7.50: Lecturette, Mr W. King, "Esperanto." 8: Chimes of the Wellington General Post" Office clock. 8.10: Band selection, Ist Battalion Regiment Band, march, "Kavenswood" (Rimmer). 8.1: Relay fx-om Paramount Theatre Orchestra. 5.16: Baritone solo, Mr Wilbur Davies, "Jnvictus" (Bruno Huhn-Augener). 8.20: Trombone solo, with band accompaniment. Bandsman W. Matson, "Out on the Deep" (Lohr). 8.24: Contralto solo. Miss Ethel Wells, "Keep on Hopin' " (Kathleen Heron Maxwell-Boosey). 8.28: Band' selection, Ist Battalion Regiment Band, "Smile"- (P. M. Chappell-Chappcll). 8.40: Mezzo-soprano solos, Sliss Mavis Castle, '"When Daisies Pied" (Dr. Arne) and "Passing of the Moon" (Purccll). 8.45: Cornet solo; Lieut. B. J. Shardlow. . "The Nightingale" (Carl Yoller). 8.50: Band selection, Ist Battalion Regiment Band, W. 11. Squircs's songs (arr. by' Ord. Hume). 9.7: Weather report. 9.5: Lecturette, Mr Johannes Andersen, of the Turnbull Library, "Native Birds." 9.18: Relay from the Paramount Theatro Orchestra. 9.28: Baritone solo, Mr Wilbur-Davies, "Tho Wheel-tapper's Song" (\Vo!selcy-Charlo3- ; Boosey). 9.32: Tombone solo, with band accompaniment, Bandsman W. Matson, "Handel's Largo in G" (E, Newton). 9.39: Contralto solo. Miss Ethel Weils, "Passing By" (Purcell-Ashdown). 9.43: Band selection, Ist Battalion Regiment Bapd, "Indian Love Lyrics," "Temple Bells," "Less Than the Dust," "Kashmiri Song," "Till I Wake" (Woodforde-Findeu). 9.56: Mezzo-soprano solos, Miss Mavis Castle, "Piddle and I" (Weatherby-Enoch and Son) and "From the Land of the Sky-bluo Water." 10.6:' Band selection, Ist Battalion Regiment Baud, march, "Simplicity" (Ord. Hume).

•IYA, .DUNEDIN. (463 Metres.) . 7: Town Hall chimes. 7.1: Request gramophone concert. 8: Town .Hall chimes; studio "concert by the Band of tho Ist Battalion, Otago Regiment, under the baton of Mr Lew 0. Asten, and assisting artists. 8.1: March, the baud, "Viscount Nelson" (Ziele). 8.4: Overture, the band, "If I Were King" (Suppe). 8.16: Contralto solos, • Miss Winnie McPeak, (a) "La Serenata" (Braga), (b) "Summer Night" (Goring-Thomas), with 'cello obbligato by Mr Malcolm Robil.Hard. 8.22: Waltz, the band, "Nights of Gladness" (Aucliffo). 8.28: 'CcHo solo, Mr Malcolm Robilliard, "Serenade" (Tosselli). 8.32: Cornet, solo, Sergeant T. Donaldson, with band accompaniment, "The Lost Chord" (Sullivan). ' 8.36: Baritone solos, Mr Avary Dale, (a) "My Dream"- (Tosti),, (b) "Requiem" (Homer). ! B.43Minuet, the hand, "Number. Two" (Paderewski). ,8,46: Contralto s'olos, Miss Winnie McPeak, (a) "Ships that Pass in the Night' (Stephenson), (b) "Hail, Caledonia." 8.52: Address for motorists, by "Gargoyle." 9.4: Selection, the band, "The Mikado" (Su - livan). 9.20: 'Cello solos, Mr Malcolm Robilliarrf, ' (a) "Traumerei" _ (Schumann), (V) "Londonderry Air." 9.27: .Gavotte, tho band, "Hearts and Flowers" (Tobani), "Valse Triste" (Sibelius).' 9.3B:'Baritone solo, Mr Avery Dale, selected. 9.46: Selec-, tion, tho baftd, "Masken Polonaise . (Faust). 9.55: March, the band, "Colonel-"Boge^ (Aitord). iyAj AUCKLAND< .;;, ; (333 Metres.) 3 to 4.30 p.m.; Selected studio . items. 715: News and information session. 7.30 to 7.45: Talk on "Tho Garden/' by Mr E H Skeates. 8: Chimes; studio concert by the- Aeolian Orchestra,, conducted by Mr W. Edgar Webb, and assisted by - Miss Phyllis Gribben (contralto) and Mr Fred. Baker (baritone). 8.1: March, Aeoban Orchestra, "Entry of the Gladiators .(Pucik). 8.11: Overture, Aeolian Orchestra, and.Peasant" (Suppe). . 8.26: Contralto solo, .with 'orchestra entr acte, Miss PgT'l'S Gribben,- "The Lost Chord"• (Boosey-Sulli-van). -8.3 i: Aeolian Orchestral . Entr acte No 2," from' "'Rosamunde 1 '- (Schubert). 841 • Waltz, Aeolian, Orchestra,;. Blue Pamibo" ■ (Strauss)., 8.46: .Baritone solo, Mr Fred. Baker, "Oberon in Fairyland. 8 51: March, Aeolian Orchestra, Turkish Patrol" (Michaelis). 9: Weather report and interval. 9.1: Selection, Aeolian Orehestra, "Ballet Music," from "Coppelia (Delibes). 9.13: Contralto solos, Miss P. Gribben, W "Tho Enquirer" (Boosey-Schubert), (b) St. Nicholas Day in the M°r n mg (En°chSchubert). 9.21: Symphony, Aeoliau Or chestra. No. 6, "The Surprise, , (a_> An dante " (b) "Allegro di Molto '• 9.36:' Concert waltz, Aeolian Orchestra, "Valse des Fletirs" (TschaikowskiK 9.4 ■Ruritone solo, Mr' F. Baker, (a) Young Tom oT Devon," (b) VThe WheoHappcr s Sons '' 9.48: Descriptive, Aeolian tra "In the Soudan —A Jewish Chorus (Sebet). 9.54: • Selections, Aeolian Orchestra, incidental-music to ."The Merchant 0 Venice" (Rosso). ■ , •

2FC,, SYDNEY. 1 ' ' (142 metres.) ' ' 733 p.m.:' Programme announcements. 7 35• A Talk on old Sussex by Mr G.. JLockley. 7.40: The New South Wales Traraway Band. 7.57: "Is it your Birthda> ? 8. "Big Ben"; the New South Wales Tramway Band. 8.12: Donald Mack, baritone. 8.1C: The New South Wales Tiamway Bajtid. 8.27: Bertha Warren, soprano. 8.30: Ihe New South Wales Tramway Band, . 8.4-: Donald Mack. 8.46: Harrison White, banjo solos. 8.50: The New- South Wales Tramway Band. ' 8.59: Latest' weather forecast. ■9: "Bi" Ben";\ Clyde Carey, Professor of the Adelaide' Conservatorium, 'ir. a song recital. 9:10: The New' South' Wales Tramway Band. 9.17: Donald Mack. 9.21: Harrison White. 9.27: Bertha > Warren. 9.30 : The Now South Wales Tramway Band. 9.30 : J_R. Kinghome will talk of-the Economic Value of Reptiles. 9.45: The New South -Wales Tramway Band 9.50: The Technical Editor of "Wireless 1 Weekly" will give, a few hints to listeners.-10: "Big Ben ; Clyde Carey, baritone. 10.10: Harrison White. 10.18: • Bertha Warren. 10.25 : The Wentworth Symphonic Dance . Orchestra. 10.35: Studio' musio. . 10.10: The Wentworth: Or- ' chestra. 10.57: liate news and announcements. 11: "Big Bon"; -the Wentworth Orchestra until 11.30, p.m.

3LO, MELBOURNE. (371 metres.)' 7.15 p.m.: Mr A. W. Jackson will speak about "Golf." 7.30: Rev. E. R. .Gribble will speak on "The Aborigines, their Past, Present, Future, and Mission." 7.4 a: Miss Bertha Belmore, now appearing m "Cradle Switchers" at the King's Theatre, will speak to you from her dressing-room, by permission of J. C.. Williamson, Ltd. 8. Mr Rod McGregor will speak on Football. 8.15: Joe Aronson and his Synoo-Symphon-ist3" 8 23: James Riley, tenor.• 8.29: Joe •Aronson. 5.39: Mrs C. JS T . McKay, first ladr pilot in Victoria, will give her impressions as a pupil of the Aero Club. 8.49: Joe Aronson. 8.59: Wendling and Molloy, entertainers. 9.3: Joe Aronson. 9.13: .Era Trotman, comedian. 9.17: Joe Aronson.. 9.27: Bower and Rutherford, "vaudeville favourites. 9.31: Joe Aronson. 9.33: James Riley. 9.39: Joe Aronson. 9.49 ■. Vi endling and Molloy. 9.53:. Joe Aronson. , 10.3: "Ar-nis" news service. British .official wireles.-° new 3 from Rugby. Meteorological information: Sporting notes by "Olympus." Announcements. The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria's safety message. 10.18: Joe Aronson. 10.28: Em Trolman. 10.32: Joe Aronson. 10.42: Bower-and Rutherford.. JO.-16: Joe Aronson. 10.56: Em Trotmau. 11: Our/Great Thought; 11.1: Joe. Aronson and. his Synoo-Syaphoriists -till 11.40.