BROADCASTING.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 17945, 2 May 1928, Page 6

BROADCASTING.

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMME. , AUSTRALIAN STATIONS.. (Add 1J hours for New Zealand time). 3LO, MELBOURNE. _ 6.o.—Answers to letters and birthday greetings by Mary, Mary ; Bobby . Bluegum j Mary, Mary. .7,0. —Official report of Newmarket stock safes; “Herald” news service; weather synopsis; shipping movements; Stock Exchange information; fish market reports; market reports. 7.30. —Under the auspices of the Department of Agriculture, R. Crowe, exports superintendent; W. Pearce, physical culture expert. B.O.—Captain C. H. Peters; birthday greetings and programme announcements; Henri Penn, piano Girl Guide talk; the Station orchestra; Ella Riddell, contralto! 9.o.—The Station orchestra; [William. Tainsh; Ella Riddell; William Tainsh.; announcements;' Rupert Hazell and Elsie Day; the Station orchestra; Gordon James, baritone. 10.3. —The Station orchestra; Mina Heseieva, soprano ; the Station orchestra; “Argus” news service; meteorological information; British official wireless news from Rugby; the R.A.C.V. safety message for to-day ;■ the Olympic Ga-inesj' Gordon James; the Station orchestra; Mina Heseieva. ' 11.3. —Our, Great , Thought; the Shrine of Remembrance; the Vagabonds. 11.40.—‘“God Save the King.’i NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. : IYA, AUCKLAND. 3 p.m.—Afternoon session; gramophone items. 4.0. —Literary selection by the announcer; close down. 6.0. —Children’s hour. 7 15. —News and reports; lecturebte, Mr Norman Kerr, “Physical Culture.” : B.O.—Chimes; relay of conceit programme by Auckland Municipal Band; under Mr Christopher Smith, assisted by the Hazell-Sut herland Duo, who will perform from the Studio. ' : _ 9.35. —Contralto solos, Miss Phyllis Hazell, (a) “Pleading,” (b) ‘‘Over the Steppe”; baritone solos, Mr 1 ranis Sutherland, (a) “The Mighty Deep," (b) “The Cobbler’s Song” Lhu, 1 Chin Chow”; duets, the Hazell-Suth-(erand Duo, (a) “A Night in Venice, - (b) “Sympathy.”- ; 10.0. —“God Save the King. - 2YA, WELLINGTON. Silent Day. , 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH. . 3 p. iu . —Afternoon concert session, selected studio- items. 4.25 p.m. —Sports results; close down. , , . 6 p.m.—Children s hour. 7.15 p.m. —Addington stock market .reports; news session. 8 p.m.—Chimes and overture; tenor solo, Mr T. G. Rogers, “The Harp that Once Thro’ Tara’s Halls ; cello- solo, Mr Harold Bock, “The Coolin’ ; contralto solo, bliss Nellie Lowe, Iho Meeting of the Waters” ; instrumental trios, Christchurch Broadcasting Jno (a) “The Last Rose of Summer, (b) “Irish Jig”; baritone solos, Mr A. G. Thompson (a-) “Away in Athlonc (b) “Li.ttlo Irish Girl” ; cornet solo, Mr R. Ohlson, “Como Back to 'Erin ; soprano solos, bliss Mary Sliaw (a). “Killarney,” (b) “Kate Kearney ; piano novelties, Mr Ivan Perrin, Irish Melody Extemporisaticpis ; Irish humour, Mr H. Instone, “Dooley and His Tall Silk Hat” ; weather report 9 p.m,—Overture; contralto solo, Miss Nellie Lowe “Silent O’Moyle”; vocal quartet, The Dulcet Quartet, “Oft in the Stilly Night ; cello solo, Mr Harold Beck, “Sunset”; tenor solo Mr T. G. Rogers, “Mother Macliroe” ; cornet solo, Mr R. Ohlson, “Mother’s Heart” ; baritone solo, Mr A*. G. Thompson, “Father O’Flynn”; piano novelties, Mr Ivan Perrin, Irisn AJelodv Extemporisations eoiiuraito solo, bliss Nellie Lowe, “Danny Boy” ; instrumental trios, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio (a) “Farewell to Oucullain,” A) “Eileen Aroon ; tenor solo, Mr T. G. Rogers, “Green Vales of ,J j humorous liistonc, tl Xhc Irish Fire 13ng<icio * soprano solo, Miss Mary Shaw, “O Bay of Dublin.” tO p.m.—God Save The King. 4YA, DUNEDIN. Silent Day.