RADIO BROADCASTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 27 September 1928, Page 7

RADIO BROADCASTING.

I TO-NIGHT. [YA. Auckland. —<5. children’s session; 7.15. nows and market reports, 8, orchestral overture, “Taiinhauser" selection; vocal quartet. Minster Quartet. “Turn Ye to Me”; instrumental trio, Auckland Trio. “First Movement cif Trio in D” ; soprano .solo. Miss Gladys Mo-ski mg, “June’s Golden Song” ; whistling solo, “Tout Passe’’ ; baritone solo, Mr R. Stephenson, “The Tune of the Oioeii -Country” ; ’cello solo. Miss Molly Wright, selected ; contralto sold. Miss M. Davison, “Star Eyes” ; xylophone sdo. Mr Mebaiehlan. “The Storm King ' ; talk on “Great Autho'tt.” * by Mr Unlford Roll; . u-ihcstual selection, .“The Gipsy [Veil"; weather forecast ; tenor solo. \[r A. L. McPherson. “Kismul s ■Galley” ; monologues. Miss Sophie Vivian, fa) “Tom-thin’ Fiiigs.” (ib) “Tomorrow Will Do” ; soprano solos. Miss G. Hooking, (a) “The Joy of the pose.” (b) “Fairv Shopping” whistling- solo, “The Mocking Bird” ; baritoite solo. Mr R. Stephenson, “Friendships” : insti-inuent-ai trio. Auckland Trio “Vii.l so Des Alouettes” ; contralto sc:lo%’ Miss 'Maid-a- Davison, “Cupid P.-a.si-'o-s By” ; xylophone solos, All* McTachhui 'M “Repay. Band,” (b) “Live'ea an 11 March’V vocal quartet. Minster Quartet. “Wisdom and Folly ; close down. o YA, Wellington.—6, children s session • 7, news session, market reports and sports results; S. studio concert by the- Central Mission Band,: imH-oh. hand “Heroes of Liberty ; God Save the King. * , 3V.-V. , Christichurcb.—6. children s session; 7.15. markets and news: 8. overture —rebroadeast of 2YA 4\ elluigtnn (conditions permitting). I YA. CHirisk-.clmrcli.—Silent day.