BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18991, 16 April 1936, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT'S FEATURES" IVA.—7..'ill p.m., recorded talk, "The Maori Language," Mr. \V. W. Bird; S p.m., continuity programme, "The Music of llonie";'o..'"> p.m., talk, "Cartooning," Mr. Cordon Minhinniek; 0.20 p.m., recorded blind programme; 10 p.m.. dance music. 2YA.-—S p.m., popular programme, with Will Bishop and a piano, at S 3 p.m.; 8.40 p.m.,. talk. "Ancient ami Modern Thought; Augustus Caesar aiid Mr. Stanley Baldwin," Rev. D, M. Ilercus; !>..">'p.m.. Miss Gladys Lonmcr, sopnno, in an Italian recital; 10 p.m., music, mirth and melody,

;tVA.- (.:!"• ' p.m.. in Ik, "Advising Farmers," Mr. A. 11. flay; .S.ll p.m.. recital by 'floury Aiulcy; S.l'H p.m., Harry tlenislcv, child impressionist; S.tli p.m., two sketches, " Down the Vale" and "'l'o Meet the King"; !>..-> p.m., "World Affairs." Mr. Leicester Webb; !>."O p.m., dance music •1VA.—7.30 p.m., motoring talk; S p.m., concert by the Boston Symphony Orchestra; S.-lii p.m., talk, "Trading in xhe Soith Sons," Os. Ere Faith-'

full; 10 p.m., music, mirth and melody. 31.0. —National programme, ft) p.m., "Hugh the Drover," an opera. Ertipire broadcast. — 5:15 p.m.. Bit; Bell, Talk, "Down to the Sea in Ships; The Merchant Marine." Major It. H. Thornton; fi.3fi p.m., music of the sea, Empire orchestra; 0.30 p.m.. "Lifeboats," programme representing rile work of lifehontmen ofi and off duly; 7 p.m., news.

The Broadcasting Board has decided to synchronise the lime for the four V.V stations, Starting on Monday, April °-7, the chimes of the Wellington Tost Office will be heard from all the',national sinlions. A remote control system was recently installed at the Henderson Bansmilter. So that the receiver ;it the receiving house in Royal road, (wo and a hull' miles away, can he switched on merely by dropping a switch. This receiver is tuned on to 2VA all the. lime.