WIRELESS PROGRAMMES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20760, 31 December 1930, Page 4

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES.

THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS

AUCKLAND, IYA (329 metre#.) 11.30 a.m.—Resulto of trotting meeting, gramophone items; 5 p.m., children's (session; 8, dinner music: 7.40. talk. Norman Kerr, "Physirnl Culture.' 1 8 --Overture, "Zampa." B.9—Musical comedy Ernest, and Wendy Luke, "Merry Moments at, the Piano." B.l9—Novelty instrumental. The Trivolian

Trio "Chant of the Jungle," "Should I?" 8.29 —Novelty vocal, Flotsam and Jetsam,

"P. C. Lamb." 8,31—-Novelty instrumental, The Mati Trio, "Lauehing Rag." "Kohaln," "To-night You Belong to Ma." B,39—Novelty vocal. Flotsam and Jetsam. -i "The Modern Diver." B.4l—Contralto. Phyllin Gribbin. "St. Nir.bftIns Day in the Morning," "Betty's Garden.'' B.47—Novelty instrumental, Trivolian Trio. "If I'm Dreaming," "Campus Capers," "When I'm Looking at You." 9 —AVeather; 9.2, selection. "Emperor Waltz" fl.fi—Musical comedy, Ernest and "Wendv Lutes, "Merry Moments at, the Pinno." 9.l6—Novelty instrumental. The Mati Trio. "Cradle of Love." "Hula Crirl," "Latest Hit." o.24—Contrail'. Phyllis Gribbin, "My Dearest, Heart," "To My First. Love." 9.3o—Novelty entertainment by Zoe Bartley Baxter and Company, "A New Year's Eve House Party." 10.30—Programme of dance music until midnight.

AUCKLAND, IZR (275 metres,) Noon—Devotional fivo minutes. 12.5—Dinner music.. 2—Close down. 2,45--Music. 3.30--News and view*, 3,50 Music. 4.ls—Close down. s.4s—Music and children's session (TTncle Tom i. o.4s—Amusement index and local news. 7 Music. 7.2o—Talk. 7.4o—Music, cable and etation news. 8--Close down. WELLINGTON, 2YA (416.7 metres,) 3 p.in.—Studio items: 3.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m., sporting results; fi, children's ae? Rion; 6, dinner music; 7, news, market reports. B—Overture, "Knight Errant." B.9—Soprano, "My Prayer." B.l3—Novelty duo. "My Song of the Nile," "Home, Sweet Home." S. 18 —Boss. "The Windmill." "Youth." B.2l—Selection, "In n Chinese Temple Garden." "In a. ("lock Store.'* B.32—Humour, "How's Your Mother?" B.37—Selection. "Wine, Women and Song." B.ll—Contralto. "My Dear Soul," "Cradle

■Song." B.4B—Tenor. "My Dreams." S.s2—Selection, "The Bohemian Girl." fl—Weather; 0.1, soprano. "June Rapture." "Lovers in the Lane." 9.7—'Cello, "Sic.ilienne." o.ll—"The Bellringer," "Bois Epais." 9.l7—Novelty duo. "Dancing with Tears in My Eye?," "Old Kentucky Home." 9.22—Humour. "Poor Pussy." 9.27—Novelties, "The Maurice Tango. "The Scarecrow, "Without You. Emmaline." 9.37—Contralto, "The Swallow," "The Birth of Morn." 9.42—Organ. "Fantasia in Old Songs." 9.5(1 —Tenor. "I Pitch Mv Lonely Caravan at Night," "Mountain Lovers." 9.s6—Concert waits, "Pluie D'Or." 10,1—Dance programme. 11.15—Relay of Watch Night Service.

CHRISTCHURCH, 3YA (306 metres,) 3 P.m.—Gramophone recital ; 4.25, sports results; 5, children's hour; fi, dinner mi.'Bir. ; 7, news. 8— Concert programme; 10, dance music; 11.45. relay from Cathedral Souare of New Year celebrations.

DUNEDIN, 4YA (463 metres.) 3 P.m.—Gramophone items; 5, children' 6 session. 6, dinner music; 7, news. B—Concert, by the Dunedin Highland Pine Band; 19, dance music ; 11,30, relay from the Octagon of New Year celebrations.

AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. (New Zealand Times Given.) SYDNEY, 2FG (451 mctro9.) 7,1S p.m.—Children'? session: 9.<15, news. 10. New Year programme until 0 15 a.in SYDNEY, 2BL (353 metres.) B.ls—Orchestral. 9.5, country session: 1D relay of concert from Manly Beach. MELBOURNE, 3LO (371 metres.) 9.1 p.m.—Country session; 9.25, talk on "Dining"; 9.49, newe ; 10. concert programme; 1.45 a.m.. 'The Moylng Finger Writes."

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. AUCKLAND, IYA (329 metres). 11 30 n,in,—Results of Auckland Racine Club's meeting; gramophone items; 5 p.m.. children's session, 6, dinner music; 7, news, market, reports. B—Selection, Rep. Morgan's Orchestra, "f'onimunity Land"; saxophone duo. C and V. Hoffman. "La Golondrina"; novelty. Reg. Morgan's Orchestra, "Anchor's Aweigh," "When the. Little Red Roses." B.l7—Boss ban tone. Albert- Gibbons Taylor, "'l'fce-vDenr Homeland." "Oulcl John Braddieum." "The Wreck." "Simon the ellarer." 5.31 —lnstrumental. In rail's Hawaiian Qunrlot, "Wailanq." "Maori Melodies," "Hi!o March," "Kalima Waltz," B,46—Soprano, Laetitia Parry. " The Wreath." "Ring Out. Wild Bella," "The Meeting of the AY,iters," "Kate 'VSliane " B.sß—Weather; 9. norelty, Reg. Morgan's Orchestra, "I'm in Die Market for You," "iolm, <t. Fowler, "He.i Hai": piano solos, Reg. Morgan, "0 Snle Mio." "Just n Sonr: a 4, Twilight"; novelty, Reg. Morgan' a Orchestra, "Just, Like n. Story Book"; baritone. Reg. Morgan, "Folka Who Li'-ei Beside the Sea " 9.18 -English concertina. Robert McKnifrht, " 1 lip Manila tan March." "Londonderry Air," "Life Let. Its Cherish." 9.3o—Programme of dnnce music, by Reg Morgan's Orchestra, until 11.

AUCKLAND. IZR (275 metres.) 8 p.m. Themo sons?; old time songs. 10—("lose, down WELLINGTON, 2YA <416.7 metres). .3 p.m.—Studio items : 3.30 and 4.30, sporting results; 5, children's session; 0, dinner music; 7, news, market, reports. B—Overture, ".TolK Fellows." B.9—Soprano. "Adrift." 8-12— Selection. "Lo. Hers the Gentle Lark " 8.20 Dasshiiritone, "Bedouin Love Song"; saxophone. "Tn An Old.Fashioned Town." B.24—Selection, "Trovatoro Fantasia." B.33—Humorous sketch. "Artietio Temperament." B.3B—.Tazs at the piano. "Sleepy Piano," "Kewpie." B.43—Contralto, "Tho Bitterness of Love." B.4B—'Cello, "Gavotte." B.49—Tenor, "Ailsa Mine." B.s2—Selection. "Three Light, Pieces." 9—Weather; 9,2, soprano. "Oh, Erin, My Country." 9.B—Violin, "The Templo House Reel." 9.9—Bass-baritone, "Forging the Anchor." 9.l2—Jazz at, the piano, "What a Wonderful World," "Latest Popular Hit." B,l7—Humorous sketch, "The Black Cat." 9.23—Musical comedy ejection, "My Son John." o.3l—Contralto. "Eriskay Love Lilt,," "I Heard You Singing." 3.38 Organ, "Lily of La sunn," "Little Dolly Daydream " o.44—Tenor, "Maid of Malabar," "Nirvana." 9.sl—"Latest, Dance Novelties." 19.1—Dance programme until 11.

CHFIISTCHURCH, 3YA (306 Metros). H. 45 a.m.—Results of trotting meeting, gramophone items. 5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music.; 7, news. B—Cnnrert programme; 9.32, dnnce music until 11. DUNEDIN. 4YA (463 Metres.* 3 p.m.—Gramophone items; fl, dinner music; 7, news. B~Concert, programme; 19, dnnca muslo until 11.