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TN the future the 8.8. C. does not intend to adhere rigidly to definite wave lengths for its services from the Daventrv short-wave station, but vviii use whatever wave lengths of a group happen to serve the purpose best. As far as possible one or two days ’ notice of any change will be given in tho station’s announcements. For the Australian and Now Zealand zone two of the following group will he used each da v between 9.3oand 11 p.m., New Zealand time, viz., GSB (9510 ke, 31.55 m) or GSO (9585 kc, 81.30 m), GED i 11.750 kc, 25.53 m), or GSJS (11,805 kc. 25.28 m), and GBF (15,140 kc 19.82 m). '
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18068, 20 April 1933, Page 9
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