SUNDAY.

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SUNDAY.

3YA, CIIRISTCHURCH. V ' J 3 p.m.: Afternoon session—Gramophone recital s.3oChildren's song service by children of . Anglican Sunday Schools. 6.15 : studio chimes. 7.0: -Relay eyenintr service from St. Mary's. ....Anglican. Church,.. Merivfilo. Preacher, Ven. Archdeacon P. B. Haeeitt" orcranist and choirmaster. Mr Alfred Worslev. • 8.15 (appro*,): Relaj through aYA of concert by Waimate Silver. Band, under the conductorship of Mr H. F. TinCCUt ' 2TA. .WELLI'XGTON. •? pm- Afternoon session of selected gramophone items. 6.0: Children's, song service, conducted by Uncle George and ass.s. ted by Khandallah rresbytenan Sunday School Choir.. 7.0: Relay of Evening Service from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Churr.K Rev. B. 3. Howl®, B.A.

and Choirmaster: Mr Frank Thomas. 8.15: (approx.)—Studio Concert by the "Wellington Municipal Tramways Band (Conductor, Mr E. Franklin), and 2YA Artists. OverH Tbe Maffio Flute*' (Mozart). Ailsa Dillon, M Sinff Little .Bird of the Pawn." 'Cello—Pablo Casaia, *' 4 Melody in B Flj|t*' (Tfichaikowsky)., Bass-baritone—Wtr Georger Neel, "Though Faithless Men" \<Ha!evy)-, Selection—'Bantiv "Un .Balla Matcher*"* (Verda). -Contralto —Miss DoYothy Spiller, ."Litany*"* (Schubert). Piano—rMr Norman C. Izett. in E Major" (Moszkowcki).. Waltz—Band, "Senta" (Rimraer). Weather report and station notices. Merxo-soprano—Miss Ai<sa Dillon, (a) "Gossiping" (Dodye); (b) "The False Prophet**' (Scott). • MarchBand, "The Burning of Rome" (Ball). Bass-baritone—Mr George Neel,' (a) "The Snowy Breasted* Pearl" (Robinson) ; (b) "The Vagabond" (Ireland)-.. Waltz—Band. "Love's Dream After the Ball" (Morolli). ContraJtOr-rMiss. Dorothy Spiller, "Yerdant Mea3owß** ; ( v Handel). J. H. Squire's Celeste Octet, r4 Memories' of Mendelssohn" (arrgd. Seat). "Jamie's P.atro4" XDacre). , March^—rßand, VThe Gladiator's Farev, v eiri* (Blanlcettbui'y). ' ■(* IYA, AUCKLAND. 0 p.m.; Afternoon session—Selected stud.o items, including literary selection by the Announcer. 6.0: Children's song- service, conducted by* Uncle- Bert. 6.55 (approx.)i Relay of Divine Service of.. Auckland Motho.-. dist Central Mission from Lewis Ea<dy Hall. (Preacher, Rev. O. C. Scrimgeour; song leader, Mr T. T. Garland,) 8.30 (approx.): London ' Symphony Orchestra, "Chanson de Matin" (Efgar). Me^zo-contralto —Miss Audrey Mct-onagh", (»•) "Blue Bells ' (Phillips): (b) "Windy Niffhts" (.Lubbock). Studio -Trio, /.'Z/weites Tno, 0p« SO" movement) (Schumann). Baritone—-Mr ,I-»en Bar£es. "Fiflnfclla" (Tschaikowsky). Studio Trio, . '"Lfcrgo" .(Handel). Chora*—Utica Jubilee (a) "Angels Watching Over Me": (b) 'CHmbiiT Up the Mountain " Piaiw* —->lr Eric V F. B. ■ Waters, ""Rustling Woods" , (Liszt). MeizO'Contrfllto—,M»sb Audrey- McDonacjh, . "Beloved, it is * Studio. Trio, "Fourth Movement, Zwe.ites Trio" (Schumann). Baritoa®—Mr Len Barnes, (a) "The Three Roads" (Koenemann): , (b) "When the King Went Forth to War" . (Koenemann). Violin—Mr .J. Whitford Waugh, "Maxur" (Miynarski). London Symphony Orchestra, "Ghanson de Nuit" <Elgar). ■ 4YA, DUNEEIN. 3 p.m.: Chimes. Selected gramophone items. 5.30: Children's song service, con ' ducted by Big Brother Bill. 6.301 Relay of Evening Church- Service from Baptist Church, Hanover Street. Preacher: Rev. E. S. Tuckwell, B.A. Choirmaster: Mr 11. P. -Desmoulinb. 7.45: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, "Morning, Noon an ? IT , (Suppe). Piano-—Harold Bauer, Etude in E Flat" (Lisst); "In the Night.. Choir —Don .Cossacks Choir, "Three Folk Songs (Dobrowen); "How Greats the Lord, is Glorified" . (Bortnjansky): Instrumenta} trio——De Groot, Bor and Calve, E^l Kelieario"; Selection of Hebrew >lelodies (Padilla, arrgd. Saunders). 8.15: Relay of Concert •by Waimate Silver Band, under conductorshin of Mr H. 5 1 - mcent. from Olytnpia Hall, Waimote. At the piano: Miss Gay Reev«. Hymn. —Band, B« by My Side" (Rimmer). March —Band, rorchliKht" (May). Solo —Mrs R. Templeton, "My Ships" (Barrett). Selection—Band. "Carmen" (Bizet). .Violin-*—Mr J. Hill, "Souvenir" (Drdla). Humoresque—Band, "Slidin' Thru' the Rye" (Freeman), Solo —Mr A. Spiers, ' "Thanks Be to (Dickinson)v Waltz —Band. Desdemona (Carter). Intermesso —Band (vocal ?™ e cJ Mr J. Hilt), "In a Monastery Garden. Recital—Miss A. Meredith, "little Tan Shoes" (Sullivan)j Cornet —Mr H. Vincent. "Debutante" (Clarke). - -Phantasy—Band. "In a Chinese Temple Garden (Ketelbpy). March—Band, "Call of the East" (Thomas).