BROADOASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19137, 5 October 1936, Page 3

BROADOASTING

| TO-NIGHT'S FEATURES ....: IYA. 7.30 p.m., talk', "Maize Crowing and Utilisation on Bay ,of,, Plenty. Farms," Mr. -IV Walker; 8,5 p.m., "In the -Shadow." a" 'rltdib play;' %£" pah.J wrestling; 10 p.m., mttsic, mirth and melody. 2VA.—7.30 p.m., talk,." "Women in Business," Mr. A. Kirk, vocational officer; 8 p.m., chamber music, featuring ilie Claude Tanner 'Cello Kn-ei.uMe ,:.i i Mary Parkinson, pianist: S.'S. p.m.. ;;,.':, "'Front Rankers of the. JJrhish ■■'■!.. ..-. '• .Mr. & Y.MeEwcu; 9.5 p.m.., v.:estl ::..:;'■. 10 p.m., dance music. 3VA.--8 p.m.. ,\ew Brighton M-m-iei-pal Ram!; 5.20 p.m.. "Kh and ■'; ;].5 p.m.. balk, "What is Rritish Civilisa' lion?" Miss Alice .Candy ; 10 p.m., music, millh and melody. 4V.V. —7.30 p.m.. news, and lecture; arranged by the Farmers' I nion; 8 p.m., "Concert Hall of the Air": 8.40 p.m.,., "World Affairs," Mr. J. T. Paul: 9.5p.m., "Rill and Erb"; 9,26 p.m.. the Faculty Players present "Bureau;; ,djs. Change" ; 10 p.m., popular dance mini" 1 hers. 3LO.—National programme, 10 p.m.. "Timberlake." radio serial: 10.30 p.m., selections of songs, melodies, anecdotes, and fragmentary episode's;. 3.4, p.m., instrumental recital, piano, clarinet and bassoon. Kmpire broadcast.—7.ls p.m.,' Rig Ren, Robert Oeddcs. New Zealand ban .tout", and Helen Irving. New Zealand pianist; 7.46. p.m.,. '.'Down to the .Sea in-' 1 .Ships: Sea Harvests": 8.6 p.m.. dance music; 8.15 p.m., light programme; 8.55 >.m.. news.