RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 9 November 1936, Page 8

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9

1 Y. A. AUCKLAND

6 to 7;, Dinner, muaic. 7.Q; News and reports,

7.30: Agriculture talk: C. S. Dalgliesh, in Rotorua County.” 8.0: “A Farewell Supper,” a radio sketch.

8.18: A vocal recital by Herbert Crandall.

8.30:- “Scraps of Paper.” a tale of the Secret Service.

9.0; Weather forecast and atrttiJn notices. •

9.5: A ringside commentary on the wrestling match.;; 10.^): 'Dailgh ihusie. 11.0 : Close dowu.\;

H Y. A. WELLINGTON Sto 7 p.n»-: Dinner mume. 7.0: News and report* 7.25 : Talk : Representative of the R.S.A., “War Graves.’ 7.30: Talk : Mrs Peter Fraser, “A Review of Talks for Women.”

8.0: A chamber music programme, featuring the Arnold Bax Quintet for oboe and strings, and a Chopin recital by Janet Hector (pianist), 8.40: Talk: Sir Thomas Wilford, “Prominent Personalities.”

9.0; Weather forecast and station notices.

9.5: A ringside > commentary on the wrestling xpatch. />;..% > ' j ,10.0 c j ©ancepmusl c, f ilT.tb- Close down . • .

I ! 3 Y;’Ai CHRf ST CHURCH ] 6 fctf 7‘ $ iffl: j £ ! D imi et'ni uk l o ; 7(OV News aAS'report*. 7.30: Talk: Our Gardening Expert, “For the Home Gardener.”

8.0;, A programme by the Wools ton Brass Band with recorded Interludes by Peter Dawson (bass-baritone), Ernest Butcher (baritone), and Eb and 2eb. . ' ' *' 1

9.0: Weather forecast and station notices. . ' . 9.5: Reserved. 9.17: Recording the London String Quartet, Quintet in C. ~. . \, 10.0: Music, mirth; •’.nd melody. 11.0; Close dowr (

* Y. A. DUNEDIN 6to 7 p.m.: Dinner uiuaio. 7M: News and reports. 8.0 : Community Singing. V The final 9.0; Weather lorecast and station notices. • : .E:

9.5: Continuation of community kinging programme. • . J •i, lu;0 : Music Alirtli and Melody. 11.0; Close down;

DAVENffIY Short wave—G.S.B., 31-65 u». —iISF, 19 82ou. 8,0": Big Ben., 8.1: Jewish ex-Servicemgn’*s service. 8.20: The 8.8. C. Empire Orchestra. 9.20: Science talk. ■:( t 9.40:, The pews and .announcements. 10.0: Close dawn. ‘