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Hokitika Guardian, 25 May 1933, Page 7

IYA AUCKLAND

7.0: News and reports 7.30: W.E.A. Session; R. A|i.Mas<m,

“Th e Development of Political ideas;” (a) “Some Historical Elements : —‘Burke and Modern Conservatism.’ ”

8.0: Relay from the Town Hall of the Royal Auckland Choir’s first concert 1933 season, under the baton of Dr W. E. Thomas.

2YA WELLINGTON.

7.0: New 6 and reports. (2YC Auxiliary, 1010 kc. After-dinner Music ) 7.30: W.E.A. Session; p. L. C om bs, M.A., “Glimpses of the Eighteen-Fortie s in New Zealand—The (Settlement of Otago.”

8.0; Relay of conceit by the Wellington Municipal Tramways' Band, (conductor, E. Franklin) and 2YA artists.

8.32: j Humour, Errol Muir, “Monty on Heilth.’’ 8.42: Reserved. 9.16: Cornet, Bandsman Stevenson, “Zanette.”

3YA CHRISTCHURCH.

7.0 : News and report*. 7.16; Talk (under auspices of Government Agricultural J, G. McKay, (Fields “The Growing of Wheat.” 8.0; Selected recordings

9.4; Talk, L. R. R. Denny, M.A. F.R.Hist.S., “The Jek and His Neighbour.” ’

9.25: Comedienne, Cicely Courtneidge with orchestra “When It’s .Milking

Tim© in Switzerland.” 9.35: Grand organ, W. G. Webber, “Organ Fantasia of Old Songs.”

4YA DUNEDIN.

7.0 ; News and reports. 7.40; Talk, D. r W. J. “Health Work of the League of Nations.”

8.0: . The music of 'Brahms by,.! the Cecilia Singers and Salon Orchestra. 9.2: Descriptive talk, “Behind the scenes in the Woollen Tndustry”_with

effects relayed from a modern woollen mill 9.30: Dance music.

HINT FOR GARDENERS.

Autumn’s a busy time in the garden, but bad weather often makes things unpleasant. Coughs, colds and ’flu are likely to follow exposure. You need Pulmonas. Pulmona* induce a pleasant warmth in throat and lungs. They give off antiseptic vapotlrs deadly to harmful germs. Pulmonas pastilles in tins Is 6d and 2s 6d.—Advt.