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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20716, 8 November 1930, Page 18

(WIRELESS PROGRAMMES {THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS. AUCKLAND, IYA (333 Metres). 3 p.m.—Studio items, literary selection. s.—Children's session, "Cinderella; 6, dinner music: 7, news, markets; 7.30, talk, A. E. McM.'ihon," "Chrysanthemums." B,—Chimes; overture, "Eldgnffeln," "Electric Girl." 8.9. —Soprano, Gladys lloskin, "I I.o'e Nae Laddie but Ane." "Auld Scotch Sangs." B.lß.—Overtu e. IYA String Octet, under J. Whitford Waugh. "Franz Schubert." B.23.—Novelty, Mister Rce, "Radio Magic." B.3B.—tYA String Octet, "Joba Joba Jazz." "Jazi: Cla3Sique." B.43.—Duet, Gladys Hosking and A. L. Mcpherson, "Bluebells of Scotland." 8,47. Novelty, vocal, Sidney Burchall, "The Bine Room," "The Girl Friend." B.s3.—Contralto. Nellie Lingard. "My Treasure," "There is Always a Moment." 9 Weather: 9.1!, selection. String Octet. "Rosh Marie." 9.l2.—Duet. Gladys Hosking and A. L. McPherson, "The Promise." D.l6.—Humour, P. Hitnna, "Tho Gospel According to Cricket." 0.19 Overture, String Octet, " 'Lurline' Overture." 9.28. —Contralto, Nellie Lingard, "Alleluia." 9.32.—String Octet. "It All Happened in Monterey." "Ragamuffin Romeo." o.33.—Tenor, A. L. McPherson. "Of a* tho Airts," "Scotland." o.43.—Orgnn, "Flower of Love," "Whore tho Shy Little Violets Grow." B.49.—String Octet, " 'All Around the World' Potpourri." o.sß.—Dance music until 11. WELLINGTON, 2YA (416.7 metres). 3 P.m. —Studio items: 3.30 and 4.30, sporting results; 5, children's hour; 6, dinner music; 7, news, markets, sports results; 7.40, leeturette, "The Weather," B.—Overture, "Raymond.'' B.9.—Quartet,, "Little Irish Rose." B.l3.—Concertina, "Medley of Scotch Airs." B.lß.—Tenor. "Tho Old Refrain." B.22.—Selection, "I Love You Truly," "Just a-Wearyin' for You." B.3o.—Humour, W. Bishop at the piano: BJ7.—Contralto. "When You Como Home." 8.41 Novelty, "An Old-time Sing Sonc." 8.49.—8a55, "Night 'Neath tho Stars." B.s3.—Selection, Salon Orchestra, "Requost Item." B.l.—'Weather; 9.3, quartet. "Request Item." B.7.—Concertina, "Medley of Popular Airs." 9.l2.—Tenor. "Absent." 9,l6.—Selection. "Tho Dollar Princess." 9.24. —Contralto, "Whisper and I Shall Hear." 9.2B.—Humour, W. Bishop at tho piano. .9.35. —Vocal, "Love, Your Spell is Everywhere." "Lovo is a Dreamer." 9.41. —Baritone, "Joo and Me." 9.4s.—Quartet, "Tho Goslings." 9.49.—5a10n Orchestra. "The Latest Dance Novelties." ,10. —Dance music; 11, sporting summary. ' CHRISTCHURCH, 3YA (306 Metres).— iNoon.—Results of Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting. 6 p.m.—Children's hour; 6, dinner music; 7, news: 7.30, sports results. B.—Vaudeville and dance music. DUNEDIN, 4YA (463 Metres). 3 p.m.—Gramophone items; 4.25, sports results; 5, children's hour; 6,. dinner music; 7, news. B.—Vaudeville programme from 3YA, Christchurch. 10, —Dance music. AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. (New Zealand times given). SYDNEY, 2FC (451 Metres). 7.45 p.m.—Children's hour; 8.45, orchestral; 9.20", sporting news; 9.30, country session; 10, orchestral concert; 12, talk on Sheffield Shield cricket match; 12.15, weather, dance music. : > SYDNEY, 2BL (353 M#treS).8.15 p.m.—Orchestral; 8.45, talk, "Week-end Jobs"; 9, sporting news; 9.20, orchestral; 10, varied items; 10.30, boxing from // Sydney,,, Stadium: 11.50, races from - Wentwortb ; a Speedway; 12.30, dance music.BRISBANE, 4QG (395 Metres).— V p.m.—News; 8.30, children's hour; 9., sportin'g news; 9.30, news; 9.37, popular items; 10, varied items; 12, weather; ;/■/ news;! 12.10, dance music.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. AUCKLAND, IYA (333 metres). 3 p.m.—Studio items, literary selection. 6—Children's song service, " Uncle Bert"; 6.55, service from St. Andrew's Church, preacher, Rev. Ivo Bertram. B,3o—Orchestral, "Symphony No. 8": mezzosoprano, Kathleen Morrison, "Mary Magdalene," "Dawn": Studio Trio, "Liebcstrnunie"; elocution, J. F. Montague, "From My Scrap-Book"; piano, E. Waters, "March Grotesque"; choral, // "Hymn Before Action"; mezzo-soprano, Kathleen Morrison, "Pale Yellow Rose," "Wind on the Wheat": Studio Trio, I "Serenade," "Liebeafreud"; elocution, J. F. Montague, "The Little Irish Mother"; Studio Trio, " Melody in F," " The Rosary"; R.A.F. Band, "Bells Across . the Meadows." WELLINGTON, 2YA (416.7 metres), <h> .m.—From Town Hall, relay of_ " The 350 th Anniversary Commemoration of Robert Raikes—the Founder of the Sunday School": speakers, W. E. Howe. President Wellington Sunday School Union; Pastor W. C. Carpenter. o—Children's song service; 7, evening service froAi the Trinity Methodist Church. #.ls—Stndio concert by j the Wellington ( Artillery Band, and assisting artists; / march, "Austria"; descriptive overture. "Pence and War": soprano, " Carissim V; 'cello, "Melodie Arabe"; baritone. "The Lord is My Light"; cornet, with bund, "The Amateur": tenor, "A V Song and a Dream"; descriptive piece, "A Sunday Parade"; weather; soprano, "The Reason," "The World is Waiting For the Sunrise": serenade, "O Beau- ' teoiis Night"; baritone. "The Erl King": violin. Zimbalist. "Kuruka Kuruka": selection, "Satanella": tenor, "Onward," f "Thoughts"; march, "The Copper King." CHRISTCHURCH. 3YA (305 metres). -I p.m.—Special afternoon session: 4, musical ..■/ recordings; 5.30, children's song service; 6.30 musical recordings; 7, evening service from Christchurch Anglican Cathedral: 8.15, classical and miscellaneous items. k DUNEDIN, 4YA (463 metres). 9 p.m.—Gramophone items; 5.30, children".") aong service: 8.30, evening service from /St. Paul's Cathedral; 7.45, orchestral, "Hungarian Fantasia": tenor, "Open the Gates of the Temple." "The Star of Bethlehem"; orchestral, "Spanish Rhapsody. ' i1.15/-R«lay of concert programme from aYA, 'Christchurch. AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. (New Zealand times given). I SYDNEY, 2FC (451 metres). 8 P^— Ce'-Vitv recital; 8.30, talk, "War Personalities"; 8.45, celebrity recital; 9, Armistice service from Pitt Street Cony gregutional Church; 10.30, concert by Statu Theatre Orchestra; 12, meditation music. SYDNEY, 2DL (353 metres). J. 30 p.m.—Children's community singing; 8.50, organ recital i 9, service from Unitarian Church; 10.30, light classical programme from HAH. Melbourne; 11.40, rpdio play, "Gulliver's Travels." BRISBANE, 4QG (395 metres). 8 p.m. Children« hour; 9, children's service: 9.30, service from St. John's Anglican Church; 10.30, programme from 2FC, Sydney. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. , Tho summer conference of the New Zealand Prcsljyterinn IJiblo Classes will bo held at. Master!oll from December 27 to January 5. A feature of tho gathering will bo special meetings for Sunday SchooJ teachers. Special sectional meetings dealing with primary, junior, intermediate and senior Sunday School work ore. being arranged, as apart from tho general Bible Class meetings. This sectional work is expected to prove of great service.

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