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fS.R.) WELLINGTON, Tuesday "Do the commercial broadcasting stations accept advertising for Sunday programmes, and, if they do, are the normal rates charged to advertisers?" asked Mr. W. J. Broadfoofc (Opposition —Waitomo) in a question addressed to tlie Minister in charge of .Broadcasting. the Hon. D. Wilson, in the House of Representatives to-dav. ]Mr. Broadfoot sai'l that on several recent Sundays a song had heen given over station 2ZB from a picture to be shown at a certain theatre the following week. "It is entirely against instructions," replied the Prime Minister, the Kt. Hon. P. Fraser. "If they did that they evaded the instructions. Thero is 110 advertising on Sundays."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24084, 1 October 1941, Page 8
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