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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES. 3Yk, CIIEISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles.) ' .Ui a.m.: Devotional service, lo.li; Selected recordings. 11.0: Talk, Normtm Slouppo, "Tho ■ Care of Children's Eyes." 11.15: Selected recordings. IB noon: Lunch music. p.m.: Selected recordings. 3.15: Talk prepared by Home Science Extension Service o£ Otago University, "Home-made Beverages." .1.30: Special weather forecast and sports results. 5.0: Children's hour, conducted by Ladybird and Uncle Dick. 6.0: Dinner nulsic. 7.0: News and reports. 6.0: Concert programme). Milan Symphony Orchestra, "ilignon" Overture (Thomnsl. S.JO: Tenor, Benjamin Uigli, "Carmelii" (De Curtis). 8.13: Piano, Carol . Sareter with Berlin fetate Opera House Orchestra, "Suite Orientate" (Popy). 3.1 !•: Baritone, Peter Dawson, "Australian Bu.sU Songs": "Bush Silence"; "Bush Xi.irht Song"; "Land of Who Knows 'Where" (James). tj.'JS: Organ, Quentin 51. Maclean. "Rhapsody in Blue" (Gershwin, arr. Hoclean). S.lil : Soprano. Harie Tiffany, "The Chalet Girl's Sunday" (Bull); "0, ITau] tho Water'' (Vatten). 8.37: Cornet, Del Staigers, "Italiau Airs." 8.40: Tenor, Ninon Vallin. "C'Est Lui" (Bizet). 8.4 D: Squire's Celeste Octet, Anno Domini. "Tho Year of the Ulster'' (arr. Wiltoughby). 8.51: Corporal'Phillips, "Australian Bird Calls." 8.57: Entertainer at piano, Norman Lou?. "1 Wonder What Made Her Go?" (Lons). 9.0: Weather forecast and notices. 0.-J: Talk. A. W. Tucker, "Malta—Historv and Mystery.. <J.I7: Colonial Club Orchestra, "Uio Kita'' Jledley (Tiorney). 0.25: The Clielsrti Singers, "Now is the Moptli oi Maying" (MorleyK :).2S: International Accordion Bard. "Medley of Popular Souks"; "Medley ot' Waltzes." 9,8-1: Vocal, Anna rfton. "No. More Sailors" (Busch). 9.37: Squire's Celeste Octet, "Putting tho Clock Back' (famous folk songs of Britain) (Squire). 9.45: Mezzo-soprano, Olga Haley, "So We'll Go No More a-Rovins;" (White). 0.49: Gracio Fields. "Can't We Talk it Over?" fioungl. 9.52-10.0: London Symphony Orchestra. "The Miracle" (Humper-diiK-1:1. oZC. ! 'l*oo Kilo.' li>-ll.o(' a.m.: Recorded programme. l£ noon-S p.m.: Weather report and lunch-hrur music. 5.!;0-(3.15: Children's hour. 1>.157.15: Dinner music. 7.15-7.o0: CCeu's iieuih. 7.30-S: Recordings. 8-10: Concert programme. 9: Rev. Gardner M'-ller, ;a)k on "Religion and Life.'' ■JYA. WELLINGTON (7-0 Kilocj clef--. / I ii ii.oi.: Selected record in;;?. It'.ao: I ne\oli"»«l -service. 10.45: I.oct-ircUe, j "(.'ooUin;.? LJ Jectricii; .' ' 1 1.-• 7 : Lecturei!-'. , Representative Health DcpunnHMt. "Jlcaltl. j Hints." I- noon: Lunch music. U. p.m.: j Selected recordings. 3 p.m.: Ta.lk prepared by the Home Science Extensio'ji Service. I of the Otago University, •'Home-made

Beverages.'' o.UO: Special weutiier forecast and sports results. 4.0: Special •weather forecast. 4.30: Sports results. 5.0: Children. br Big Brother Jaok. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News and report*. 6.0: Concert programme. (Relay to 2ZDMastorton.) An evening with the Wellington Operatic Society, assisted by the Wellington Commercial Travellers' and Warehousemen s Association Orchestra.