RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 16 October 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY; OCTOBER l6«i. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: News and reports. (iYX, 000 kilocycles, after-dinner music). 7.30; Agricultural Talk, Mr R. P. Hill, Department of Agriculture, “Lucerne. ” 8.0: Recording, Arthur Rosebery’s Band, “Wonder Bar.’’ 8.16: Recording (piano duo), Major and Minor, “ICi*ten on the Keys” ■ “Dizzy Fingers.” 92: Relay of wresting .natch from the Auckland Town Hall. 2YA WELLINGTON.

7.0: News and reports (2\’C Auxiliary. 1010 kc After-dinner music.l 7.40; Lccturette, Mr W. A. Sutherland, “Roads and ’Motoring.” 8.0: Overture, Concert Orchestra, “Yelva.”

8.10 : Baritone, Mr Ernest Short, “Legion of the Lost” ; “Boots.” 8.33: Violin, Mr Lean de Mauny, “Dreaming”; “Menuet in D.” 8.40: Talk, Mr Peter Eraser, M.l 1 ., “My Favourite Character in Hist o ry Sir George Grey.” 9.2: Reserved,

9.50: Recording (quartette), Tho liarmonians, “Love Tales”; “Suzanne.” 10.0; Dance music.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH.

7.0 : News and reports. 7.35: WjE.A, Session, Mr C. R. Straubel, M.A,, “Previous Depressions in New Zealand—General Review.” 8.0; March, Derry’s Military Band, “Middy.”

8.21: Sop r-no, Daphne Pearce, “Little Chinese Mandarin”; “Yesterday and To-day.”

8.36; Baritone, Clive Hindle, “Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind” • “I Pitch my Lonely Caravan.” 9.2 • Reserved

9.33: The Band, “By th e Swanee River'.”

9.45 : Summer Idyll, the Band, ‘‘llia watha.”

4YA DUNEDIN.

7.0 ; News and report* 8.0- Selected recordings. 8.15: Selection, Colombo and His Tzigane Orchestra, “Gipsy Medley.” 8.51: Humour, John Henry, “Captain Cook Discovers Australia.” 9.2 : Talk, Mr J. T. Paul, “Landmarks in the History of Otago—‘Eighty Years of Retrospection.’ ” 9.36: Violin and Guitar, The Two Barnstormers, “Wildflower Waltz” ; “Mary Jane Waltz.” 10.0; Dance music.