WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17533, 15 October 1928, Page 11

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. The following wireless Programmes will be broadcast by the vanous New Zealaud stations to-day:— IYA, Auckland. Silent day. IZB, Auckland. j 630 pm., children's session; 7.30, C specially selected programme. J IZQ, Auckland. t 8 D m chimes; gramophone re-f-nrds- ' 8 15, Mount Albert Ha- r. Sans- 8.26, vocal; 8.30, radio talk, q Roy Keith, "Circuits Compared"; 8.45, v reauest session; 9.0, chimes; news review- 9:15, Mount Albert Hawauans; t 927 'records; 9.-50, Mount Albert Hawaiians; 10.0, dance music. c 2YA, Wellington. j • a pm studio items; 6.0, children's s session- ' 7.0, news, markets and t snorts- 8.0, chimes;-8.1, overture,, or- I chestra. "Merry Wives of Windsor''; e 810 soprano, Jeanette Bnggs, % "Spring's Awakening"; 8.14. bass, J. jM Caldwell, "Border Ballad ; 8.17, I chorus, record, "-Anvil Chorus" from "II Trovatore"; 8.21, mezzo-contralto, Ngaire Coster, "Sapphic Ode" "The Blacksmith"; 8.26, piano, Marjone s Carey, selected; 8.34, baritone, Ernest t; Short, "Myself When Young, As e Then the Tulip," "Tommy Lad ; 8.44, n orchestra, . "Unfinished Symphony , 8.52, recital, A. Stanley Warwick, k "Desert Love"; 9.2, .orchestra; 9.10 \riel Singers, "Song of Day ; 9.13. a grand organ, record, "Ltebcstraum , 9.31, tenor, Roy Hill, "Blcanorc * -Linden Lea"; 9.26, string quartette fc record "Quartette in D—Andante rantablle" I 9-37, Jeanette Bnggs, "Pud Di Cesti"; 9.40, A. Stanley Warwick, "Sandalphon"; 9.*5, orohes- . tra, "The Answer," "Spanish Dance, 9 55, Ngaire Coster, "The Little , Damosel"; 9.58, Ariel Singers The Ash Grove"; 10.1, chorus, record, "loWlers' Chorus," from "Faust , 10.4, orchestra, "Le Gid. 3YA, Chrtetchuroh. session '7 15, news; 7.30, E. J. Bell, "BooS- 8.0, studk) programme, by Christehufch Municipal Band and assisting artists. 4YA, Dunedtn. Silent day. AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. Sydney, 2FC—7.45"p.m., children's riesslon; 8.30, news and market reports, Sporting results; 9.10, dinner music; I 37, selected studio programme Sydney, 28L.—7.45 p.m chi Wrens session; 8.30, news and sports, 8.40, dinner music; 9.10, market reports and talks; 10.0, selected programme or vocal'and instrumental items. Melbourne, 3AR. —8 p-m., children s session; 9.5, stock exchange information; 9.15, market reports; 9.46, P. Ryan " Maize Cultivation "; 10.1, presentation of " La Traviata," part 2, by J Sutton Crow, assisted by various artists Auburn Choir and studio orchestra; ' 11.15, R. J. Berry, "The United States and Its Many Americas ; 11.30, Instrumental, Imperial Russian Trio; II 45 station orchestra; 11.55, nass. Walter Harding; 12.2, orchestra; 12.9, soprano. Elsy Treweek; 12.16, orchestra; 12.26, Victor Harding; 12.33, news; 12.43, Elsy Treweek; 12.50, station orchestra; 12.31, dance music. Melbourne, 3AR. —7 p.m., gramophone record recital; 9.50, lecturettes; -10 40 Radl-o-aces; 10.50, soprano, Marcelle Berardi; 10.53, Radi-o-accs; .11 3 violin, Cecilia Kilduff; 1i.6, Radi- , o-aces; 11.16, soprano, Estelle Mark; t 11 19 Radi-o-aces; 11.29, piano, Mar- ■ got Sheridan; 11.32, Radl-o-aces; i 1142 Marcelle Berardi; 11.45, Radit o-aces- 11.55, Cecilia Kilduff; 11.58, r Radi-o-accs; 12.8, Estelle Mark; 12.11, 5 Radi-o-aces; 12.21, Margot Sheridan; - 12 24 Radi-o-aces; 12.34, Marcelle Berardi; 12.37, Radi-o-aces; 12.50, Radi-o-aces.-Brisbane, 4QG. —8.0 p.m., news, 8 5 dinner music; 8.25, commercial; 8 30, children's session; 9.0, news and markets; 9.45, lecturette; 10.0, election speech, Mr S. M. Bruce, Prime Minister; 10.0, neAys.