WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17629, 6 February 1929, Page 5

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

MEW ZEALAND STATIONS The following wireless programmes will be broadcast t 7 the various Nen Zealand stations to-day:— IYA. Auckland. 3 p.m., studio items; 6, childrens session; 7.15, news and market reports; 8 chimes; 8.1, orchestra, record, “Poet and Peasant” overture; 8.9, vocal, Hazell-Sutherland Duo, “ Come, Sing to Me”; 8.13, Auckland Conceitina Band “ Anglo-Belgian March “ Donan-Wellan Waltz”; 8.21, baritone, Frank Sutherland, “ The Dreams of London"; 8.25, organ and vocal, Arthur E. Wilson and Doreen Logan, "0 Song of Joy,” “ Offertoire ; soprano solo, “0 Divine Redeemer , organ, “ Minuetto ” from Handel’s “ Organ Concerto "; 8.46, recital, Alan McSkimming, “ Cardinal Wolsey and His Secretary”; 8.50, waltz, record, “Till We Meet Again”; 8.54, contralto, Phyllis Hazell, “ Wondering Why”; 8.58, weather forecast; 9, dance orchestra, record, “My Lady Dainty”; 9.4, Frank Sutherland, “Joggin’ Along the Highway"; 9.8, concertina band, “ Majesty Grand March,” “Largo”; 9.16, Alan McSkimming “ The Game of Life,” “ The Man with a Single Hair ”; 9.21, Arthur E. Wilson and Doreen Logan, “ Coronach,” “ Cantique d’Amour": soprano, “Give Thanks and Sing,” “Festal March”; 9.24, Phyllis Hazell, “What a Wonderful World it Would Be ”; 9.46, orchestra, record, “Dixie Dawn”; 9.50, Hazell-Sutherland Duo, “ Won’t You Buy.” Wellington, 2YA. Silent day. 3YA. Christchurch. 3 p.m., studio items; 6, children’s session; 7.15, news; 7.30, market reports; 8, selected programme of vocal and instrumental items, etc. 4YA. Dunedin. 7 p.m., gramophone records; 7.40, news; 8, selected programme of vocal and instrumental items, recitals, etc. AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. Sydney, 2FC. —7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.30, news, markets and sports; 9.10, dinner music; 9.45, piano solo; 9.53, popular music; 10, classical programme arranged by Harold Whittle. Sydney, 2BL. —7.45 p.m., children’s session; 8.30, news and sports results; 8.40, dinner music; 9.10, market reports; 9.2 5, advertising talks and studio items; 10, selected concert programme, including entertainment by Graham and Manning. Melbourne, 3LO. —7.30 p.m., description of fourth lesl match; 9.5, news, markets and cricket results; 9.10, lecturcllc; 10.1, station orchestra; 10.10, soprano, Mona Nugent; 10.20, ’cello, Tasma Ticrnan; 10.27, one-act play, “A Story of Waterloo,” by Mr and Mrs Maurice Dudley, 11. M. Hill and Frank Halhcrley; 10.57, piano, Mona Nugent; 11.7, bass-baritone, .)• Howard King; 11.14, orchestra; 11.23, mezzo-soprano, Gertrude Gray; 11.30, lecturelte, A. J. Gill; .'Lib, orchestra; 11.55, J. Howard King; 12.2, orchestra; 12.7, baritone, Jack Lumsdaine; 12.14, news; 12.24, orchestra; 12.30, Gertrude Gray; 12.37, orchestra; 12.42, Jack Lumsdaine; 12.49, Radi-o-aces Dance Orchestra. Melbourne, 3AR. —8 p.m., gramophone records; 9.15, news; 9.25, gramophone records; 9.50, cricket results; 10, lecturettes; 10.30, Coburg City Band; 10.40, bass, John Byrne; 10.47, talk, Donald McLean; 11.2, band; 11.10, baritone, Jack Lumsdaine; 11.17, band; 11.24; contralto, Diana Belmont; 11.30, band; 11.41, John Byrne; 11.48, band; 11.52, Jack Lumsdaine; 12, band; 12.13, Diana Belmont; 12.20, news. Brisbane, 4<JG. —8 p.m., general news; 8.5 dinner music; 8.25 commercial news; 8.30, children’s session; 9, news, markets and lecturette; 10, studio dance programme by Alt’ Featherstone’s orchestra, with alternate items by various vocalists.