BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18528, 15 October 1934, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES

1YA.—7,30 p.m., agricultural rail:, “Winter Root*Crops,” Mr. A. V. Montgoriiery ; 8-p.m., tneme programme: tt.iU p.m., “Music From the imu'd of trie Kauri”; 9.24 and : '9.4i p.m.,' Madame* lifsa Stralia, soprano; studio orchestra. 2YA.—Talks, ;7.40 p.m., “Brakes,” a motoring expert, and at B.SC p.m., “Richard the Third,” Air. H. M. Kushworth ; 8 p.m., Frank Crowther’s novelty orchestra'; B.lo‘and 9.36 p.m., Miss 'Ruin Mann, control to. 3YA. — 7.66 p.ni., talk, “Trends in British Agriculture, ami its Relation to New Zealand,” Dr. W. Bryden ; 8 p.rn.. New Brighton Municipal Band ; recordings.' 4YA.—B p.m., recordings; 9.2 p.m., B.M.A. talk, “Lord lister,” 2TC.— National programme, 10 p.m., A 810. revue company presents “.Secret Sorrows .limited”; 11.15 p.m., concert bv the concert orchestra, wireless chcrns arid Marghel’ita Zdanda, soprano. 3AR,—10.1 p.m., Centenary fellowship rally of Vicldfiitn Chuiches of Clm* ; 10.45 p.m., play in the final of the world’s professional billiards championship. Empire broadcast!—'7.ls p.m., Big Ben, miscellaneous programme, sports talk, vocal concert, and hews. MELBOURNE CENTENARY * ' The New Zealand ErOndrifistirig Board announces that .special arrangements have been completed whereby each'of the board’s main* stations, commencing' oh Monday, October 15, will broadcast dSiiy,'during the news sessioh/nhd alg'ftih at 9 p.at., a summary covering each day’s happenings at the ’Melbourne "Centeharv."

The arrangements, will continue in forde throughout the period of the centenary celebrations.