TO-DAY'S WIRELESS PROGRAMME
IYA AUCKLAND (650 Kilocycles—46l,3 Metres). 8 p.in.: Continuity hour: “From the Lund of the .Kauri.’’ Music from “ Ao-tea-roa. ” 8.45: Rebroadcast of Daventry —Speech by Sir James Parr, High Commissioner for New Zealand, on the occasion of the observance of “New Zealand Day’’ in London. 9.5: Talk, Mr A. B. Chappell, “Stories of New Zealand Settlement.” 9.20: Recorded band music by bands from England, Belgium and the Netherlands. 10.0: Dance music.
2YA WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles—s 26 Metres)
7.0: Breakfast session. 9.0: Close down. 10.0: Recordings. 10.30: Devotional service. 12.0: Lunch music. 2.0: Classical hour. 3.0: .Sports results. 3.30: Special weather forecast for farmers. 4.0: Sports results. 5.0: Children’s hour, conducted by Big Brother Jack. 6.0: Dinner music (recordings). - 7.0: News and reports. S.O; Popular programme of stars, presenting Abe Eomaine, the famous New Zealand saxophonist, and Lauri Paddi’s New Majestic Band. 8.31: A further incident in the lives of the Japanese houseboy and his employer: “Inspection Parade.” 5.45: Rcbroadcast from Empire stations. .9.0: Weather. Station notices. 9.5: A programme by the Cairns (Queensland) Citizen’ Band (31st Battalion Australian Military Forces). 10.0 (approx.): Music, mirth ami melody.
3YA CHRISTCHURCH (720 Kilocycles—4l6.4 Metres)
S p.m.: Recorded programme. 8.45: Daventry rebroadeast. 0.5: A dramatic play: ‘'Sarajevo.' 7 One of a series of short plays depicting events and personalities of the last hundred years. 9.20: Dance music.
4YA DUNEDIN (790 Kilocycles—379 Metres).
S p.m.: Concert by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, featuring at 9.5: Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony. Solo ists; Wilfred Kershaw (bass), Guilhcrmina Suggia (’cello).
2BL SYDNEY (740 Kilocycles—4os Metres)
10 p.m.: Harry Bloom’s Tango Band, and Alfred Wilmore (tenor). 11.15: Chamber music (r,).
2FC SYDNEY (610 Kilocycles—692 Metres)
10 p.m.: Concert by A.B.C. Chamber Orchestra, assisted by Constance Burt (soprano) and Gordon Short 'piano). 11.30: "The Zoo in Dreamland.” A second nightmare. 11.45: A.B.C. Follies (No. 2 programme). Old-time concert party.
TUNING IN.
AUSTRALIAN STATIONS.
NEW WAVE-LENGTHS,
Radio listeners will find an alteration in the position of the majority of the Australian stations. Following is a complete list of the frequencies and wave-lchgths of the Australian stations:— Fre- Wavequeney. length. Station, k.c. m.
550 545 2CR Central, N.S.W. 560 536 6WA South - West, National. 580 517 3WV West Victoria, National. 590 508 7ZL Hobart, National 600 500 4QN North Queensland, National. 610 492 2FC Sydney, National, No. 1. - 630 476 3AR Melbourne, National, No. 1. 640 469 SCK Crystal Brook, National. 670 448 2CO Corowa, National 690 435 6WF Perth, National. 700 429 2NR Northern Rivers, N.S.W., National. 720 417 £GF Kalgoorlie, W.A., National. 730 411 SCL Adelaide, Nat. 740 405 2BL Sydney, National No. 2. 750 400 7NT North Tasmania, National, 770 390 3LO Melbourne, Nat. No. 2. 800 375 4QG Brisbane, Nat. 820 366 7HO Hobart. 830 361 3GI Gippsland, Nat. 850 353 SRM Renmark. 870 345 2GB Sydney. 880 341 6TR Perth. 900 333 3MA Mildura. 900 333 4WK Warwick. 910 330 4RK Rockhampton. National.
It will be observed that CWF (435), SCL (411), 7NT (400), 4RK (330), 3UZ (323), SDN (313), 380 (309), 2CA (286), TLA (273), 2SM (236), 2XN (224), 4BH (217), 7UV (205), 2AY (203), etc., will not change, and that 6ML, 2WG, 2KO and 2WL will move half a channel, about one metre, upwards.
OTHER STATIONS.
930 323 2DZ Melbourne. 950 316 2UE Sydney. 9(50 313 5DN Adelaide. 970 309 2LV Inverell. 9S0 306 6AM Northam. 990 303 2GZ Orange. 1000 300 4GB Toowoomba. 1010 297 3HA Hamilton. 1020 294 2KY Sydney. 1030 291 3DB Melbourne. 1040 288 5PI Crystal Brook. 1050 286 2C.A. Canberra, 1060 283 3YB Mobile (Viet.) 10 00 283 4MB Maryborough. 1080 278 8SH Swan Hill. 1080 278 2AD Armidale. 1100 273 7LA Launceston. 1110 270 2UW Sydney. 1120 268 4BC Brisbane. 1130 265 6ML Perth. 1140 263 2HD Newcastle. 1150 261 2WG Wagga. 1160 269 2KA Ivatoomba. 1160 259 4MK Mackay. 1160 259 6BY Bunbury. 1170 256 2NZ Narrabri. 1170 256 4TO Townsville. 1.180 254 3KZ Melbourne. 1190 252 2CII Sydney. 1200 250 5KA Adelaide. 1210 248 2GP Grafton. 1210 248 6KG Kalgoorlio. 1220 246 4AK Oakley. 1230 244 2NC Newcastle, Nat, 1240 242 3TB Sale. 1240 242 filX Per tli. 1260 238 3\Vil Slicppanon. 1270 236 2SM Sydney. 1280 234 3AW Melbourne. 1290 233 4 UK Brisbane. 1300 23.1 2'I'M Tam worth. 1310 229 5 Ml Adelaide. 1320 227 3 BA Ballarat. 1330 226 aim Broken Hill. 1330 226 4MD Rockhampton. 1340 224 2 NX Lismore. 1350 222 3GL Geelong. 1360 221 2MO Gunncdah. 1360 221 4 PM Port Morsby. 1370 219 3 IIS Horsham. 1380 217 4BH Brisbane. 1390 216 2GN Goulburn. 1390 216 7BU Burnic. 1410 213 2KO Newcastle. 1420 211 3XY Melbourne. 1430 210 2WL Wollongong. 1440 208 2QN Deniliqum. 1440 208 4IP Ipswich, 1450 207 5MU Murray Bridge. 1460 205 7UV Ulverstoa. 1470 204 2BE Bega. 1470 204 4CA Cairns, 1480 203 2AY Albury. 1490 201 2— South N.S.W. 1500 200 7 — Hobart. 1500 200 3AK Melbourne (night service).
Call. Location K.C. Av. No. 4ZW, Dunedin 1470 7 3ZM, Christchurch .... 1450 8 1ZS, Auckland 1420 8.5 2ZO, Palmerston N 1400 10 1ZJ, Auckland 1310 15 3ZE, Grcvmouth 1300 17 1ZM, Manurewa 1260 19 K.F.O.X., Cal., U.S.A. .. 1250 20 2ZL, Hastings 1240 21.5 4ZF, Dunedin 1220 22 3ZC, Christchurch .... 1200 23 1ZB, Auckland 1190 25 2ZD, Masterton 1170 29.5 2ZM, Gisborne 1150 28 2ZR, Nelson 1110 • 31 KM OX, St. Louis, U.S.A. 1090 33 4ZB, Dunedin 1050 36 4ZM, Dunedin ........ 1050 36 4ZO, Dunedin 1050 36 KRLD, Texas, U.S.A. .. 1040 35 2ZJ, Gisborne 980 40.5 2ZF, Palmerston N 960 42.5 3ZR, Grcyxnouth 940 43.5 2ZP, Wairoa 900 47 4ZL, Dunedin 1220 22 1YX, Auckland 880 48 2YC, Wellington ...... 840 53 2ZH, Napier 820 55 JOAK, Japan 870 49 WENR, Chicago, U.S.A. 870 49 4YA, Dunedin 790 58 JOHK, Japan 770 60.5 1ZH, Hamilton 770 60.5 JQAK, Japan 760 62 2YB, New Plymouth 750 63 3YA, Christchurch .... 720 67 KFI, California, U.S.A. KZlUl, Manilla 640 79 620 82 2YA, Wellington 570 89 1YA, Auckland 650 76 JOAK, Japan ........ 590 86 4ZP, Invercargill ... ... 620 82 JOLK, Japan 680 73
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 February 1936, Page 2
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