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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES. ! 3ZC, CHRISTCHUBCH. (250 Metres.) hi a.m."Women's session. 10.5t Tested recipes, 10.25: Selected recording until 11,30. Close down. 12 noon'to 1.30 p.m.: News and luncheen music session. 2.30: Afternoon concert seesipn. 4.30: Close down. 5.45! Chil* Uren's hour. 6.30: Pinaer nmsii? session. 7.30: News and reports session. 7.45: T?lk liy Captain Norman Barlow, ' 'Liners o| the Ajr." 3: Evening concert sejsiop. ; "Raj"' jnc-nd" overture. Band of H.M. Life Guard s; ''Porqing'' and "O Lovely Night," VoSfll Duet; "l/ily o£ Laguna" and "Clasgicalities," Francis Mulcahy (piano); "An Oldtimo Music-hall," Variety Singers; Studio, item; "Simple Aveu"' (Tkonj?) apd "014 Rustic Bridge," Ngvslty Instmißeßtil duet (bicycle pump and one-string fiddle), Messrs Vernon Lawford and .E. G. Hunter; "The Pecert Bops," and "If You're jn t-ove You'll Walts," Gladys Moncrief? and John Valen* tine (duet); "Humereske" and ''Minuet," Miselis Elman (violin); "Rose, goftly Bloain?, ing" and "Where Daisies Pied and Violets Blue." Pors Labette (soprano); "The GoW* try CfUrl" selections. Bftnd of 5-M. Life Guardf: Studio item, novelty instrument#! number; ''Poet and Feasant" overture (Port I.>. Mr Vernon Lnwford (one. string Mdle): "Up Frpm Somerset." Kenneth Walters (baritone); "Gipsy Airs 1 ' «fld "Ifejre Kali,'' Melsa (violin); "Ppkarekare" and *'TeTaniwba." Rptorua Maori Ckoir; "Bye-and-Bye" and "Here in Jly Arms," Fraseis (piano); "O, Dry Those Tears" Qnd "Good* bye." Betsey do la Porte (soprano); "Fausi Ballet Mpsic," selection. Band. 9.30: Danes ' session. 10.15: Close down. '

2YiC WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles.) 10 s.ui.: Chimes. Selected gramophone recordings. 11.12: Lecturette—"fabrics and Fashions." 12 noon: Lunch hour music. 2 p.m.: Educational session. 3.0: Selected recordings. 3.30 and 4.30: Sporting results to band. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Jumbo. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: News teiiipQ, Market reports and sports results. 7.40: Lecturette by a Representative 0 * the Agricultural r-epartjnent, "For the Man oji the Land." 8.0: Chimes. Overture—--8.8.C. Wireless Symphony Orchestra, Pinjifore" (Sullivan). S;8: Tenor—Sir Koy JJilli with orchestral accompaniment, "Ah, Moon of My Delight" (Lehmann). Bats —- Sir W. Blnefc Brown, -with orchestral aeco®* paniment, "Myself When Young" (Leh' rasnn). 8.14: Guitar duo—Berthold and Best, (a) "Let Us Waltz as We Say 0ood» bye" (Wayne); (b) "Betty Co-ed" (Fogarty and Vallee). 8.20: Mezzo-soprano—Miss Merle Miller, (a) "A Request" (Woodford#' Fitden); (b) "Hine « Htae" (Te R»nei P»i). 8.27: Selection—Salon Orchestra (Conductor, Mr IT. T. Dixon), "Selection of Guy' E''Harde!ot Songs" (arr. Higgs). 5.37: Quartet —The Lyric, "Jenks's Vegetable Compound" (Macy). 8.41: Organ— Stiu, (a) "The Sea's Surging Devotion' (Goublier) ; (b) "La Serenata" (Hit?). 8.47: Baritone —Mr Will Goudie, with orehes" tral accompaniment, "The Dsathless Army (Trotere). 5.51: Instrumental—2YA 6a!os Orchestra, "Pale Moon" (Knight*Log»n): "P»le Moon" arranged is a d»nee aovelt? (»rr. Black). 9.1: Evening -weather report •sd station notices. 9.3: Novelty—The Merrymakers, "The Merrymakers' Carnival. 0.11: Guitar duo—Berthold and Bent, (a) "Kiwaihau" (A-wai); (b) "You're Driving Me Crazy" (Donaldson). 9.l7Meziosoprano—Miss Merle Miller, (a) with cello cbbligato, "A Summer Night" (Thomas); Jo) •'One Morning Very Early." 0.28: Selec-tion-—2YA Salon Orchestra, "A Girl Jroia Bralil" (Romberg). 9.88: T«nor—Mr Cha#. Williams, (a) "I Attempt From Love's fciclcuesi to Fly" (Purceli): (b) "The Knotting Souf" ' (Purceli). 0.39: Accordion —Reno Leroux and Bal Musette Orchestra, (».' "Pleasant" Foxtrot; (b) "Augusta" (Pettoias*i). 9.45: Humorous ssrenada— Quartet, T*tr, O Cain T „s 1 2Srs> Sefi Shsntiee with orihestral »oo«BT«ai-