Radio
National. 3YA 12 noon: Midday Report 12.15 p.m.: Olympic Report. 12.25: Local News. 12.37: Countrywide. 12.50: Regional Country Session. 1.0: After Noon with Peter Dallas. 1.20: Broadcast to Schools. 2.15: Olympic Report. 2.25: Afternoon Concert: Verdi: Four Songs: Wolf-Ferrari: Serenata — I Solisti Veneti. 3.7: Broome Stages by Clemence Dane. 4.3: Appointment with John Gordon. 5.7: Philip Liner’s Roundabout. 5.20: Olympic Report 5.30: Readings from the Bible. 5.55: News in Maori. 6.0: Evening Report 6.25: Local News. 6.35: Stock Exchange. 6.38: Consumers' Institute Report. 6.45: Olympic Report. 7.0: Local Programmes. 3YA, Youth Recital. 7.30: Evening Showcase with Graeme Thomson. 7.30: Edith Piaf:
The story of the French singer. 8.45: A Nartist Cove Named Lear: Spike Milligan, Charles Causley and — Edward Lear 9.15: Spectrum. 10.30: Crotchet Castle, twelve readings by Kenneth Williams. 10.45: Olympic Report 10.50: Music to Midnight. 12.15 a.m.: All Night Programme. Concert, 3YC 5 p.m.: Early Evening Concert: Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on the Old 104th; Waiters: Divertimento for Strings — English Chamber Orchestra. 5.32: Scarlatti: Salve Regina — Janet Baker (mezzo). Saint-Saens: Septet for Trumpet — Groupe Instrumental de Paris. 6.5: Dinner Music. 7.0: 1976 Olj'mpics. 7.5: In The Studio: Jennifer White (flute), Ronald Webb (oboe), Alan Gold (clarinet), Gordon
Skinner (bassoon), Marcel Lambert (horn). 7.45: Letter From America by Alistair Cooke. 8.0: Slavonic Opera. 9.5: Judith Wright, | Australian poet, talks to George Blackburn. 9.20: In I The Studio: Michael Redshaw (piano); Bach: Partita No. 1 in B flat. 9.41: Complete Schubert Lieder. 10.18: New Recording: Sibelius: Symphony No. 6 in D minor Op. 104. 11.0: 8.8. C. News. 11.15: Beethoven: Septet in E flat, Op. 20 — Members cf the Melos Ensemble, London. 3ZB 12.5 p.m.: George Ba- ' iani. 4.0: Selwyn Jones. 8.2: Motoring with Robbie. 9.5: 3ZB’s Nightline. 3ZM 12.5 p.m.: Don Douglas. 4.0: Hunter. 4.30: Top 10 Replay. 7.0: Wolfman Jack. 8.0: Neil Ronald. Radio Avon, 3XA 4 p.m.: Morry Shanahan. 8.0: Lee Hanner.
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