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TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IVA.—Talks, 7.30 p.m., “Poultry Fanning Notes, - ’ All - . K. .Jarrett, and at 9.2 11. tn., “Tenuis, General iind Courtcraft,’ - Mr. f!eoif. Ollivier; 0.36 and 9.37 p.m., sketches by the Auckland Theatre Guild. 2YA.—Talk, 0.40 p.m., “Oliver Wendell Holmes,” Mr. J. S. Barton ; 0 p.m., concert by pupils of Mr. George Ellwood ; 9.16 p.m., dramatic recital, “Through the Flood.” 3YA.—Talk, 7.35 p.m.. “The Life Work of Schweitzer Missionary Among the Africans,” Mr. N. M. Bell; 8 p.m,. recorded vaudeville programme; 9.21 and 9.42, Mr. J. H. Cocks, baritone. 4YA.—Talks, 7.40 p.m., “The Oamaru North School Jubilee,” by Mr. 'I bos. Begg, and at " 9.4 p.m.. “Empire Builders: The Proprietors.” Mr. W. G. McClyment; 8 p.m., “Back to the Army Again,” recordings. Empire, broadcast.—7.3o a.m. (G.M.T.), news; 7.45 a.no, light French orchestral music; 8.15 a.m., danco music; 8.45 a.m., “Anywhere for a News Story: The Sinking of the Sontay,” a talk ■by Mr. Thomas Grant; 9.0-9.30 a.m., gramophone recital.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18256, 27 November 1933, Page 3
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