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TODAY'S PROGRAMMES. 3Y,\, i:iiuifiTriiui:i.!i (USD Kilocycles.) p.m.: Afternoon si'ssi"n — (| r;i mnphuno recital. 4.2.".: Sports results. 5.0: Children's hour, l"n<*lo Julio. 0.0: Dinner 7.0: Nev-s session. 7.H0: Addingtou stock market reports. 8.0: Chimes. Popular programme. Overture—Savoy Orpheans, ".Round tho World Medley" (iirr. Souier*). 8.8: Jazz songs at tho j>i:mu The Joyous Pair, (a) "With You" (Merlin); U>> "Cooking Breakfast for the One J. Love" (Rose); (c) "Vou'vo Made a Difference to Mo" (Urody* ; (d) "Ragamuffin Romeo." K. 20: Studio Instrumental Octet (Conductor, Harold Beck), (1) Ballet l'iquant (Parker); Minuet, Dance Piquant, Fairy Dsnee; (2) "Ball do Nuces" (Burgmeln). 8."IS: Baritone —Mr Leslie Fleming, (a) "('ld Farmer John (K. Russell) ; (h) "R-olling Down to Kto (German) ; (c) "Funiculi, Funiculs." <)rpan —Terence Casoy, "Keys of uenven, with novelty variations. 8.48: Mezzo-con-tralto —Mrs N. Bingham Puddey, (a) "Lovo'3 Garden of Roses" (Haydn Wood) ; (b) "Oh ; Promise Ale" (do Koven); (c) "Sincerity" (Clarke). 8.59: Weather forecast and station notices. 0.1: Guitar—Walter Koloinoku's Honoluluans, "Southern Melodies Waltz, Nos. 1 and 2. II.0: Popular songsMr Cheslyn O'Connor, (a) "Looking at tho World Thru' Rose-Coloured Glasses" (Steieer); (b) "Whero'd You get Those Eves'l" (Donaldson); (c) "Just Liko in a «tory Book." 9.19: Studio Octet, (a) "Floriudo" (Burgmein) ; (b) "Lucia di Lammermoor'' 9.U2: Humour—Mr Bert Goodland, "Phreuology' (Hickory Wood). 0 42' Choral —Tho Sieba Choir, "Tales from ths Vienna W 7 oods" (Strauss). 9.50: Studio Octot, (a) "Hungarian Danco" (Brahms); (b) "Tlireo Dances."

3ZC, CIIMSTCHUItCH. (250 Metros.)

10 a.m.: Women's session; "A Vinoyard Idyl" Salon Orchestra. 10.5: Tested recipes 10.25: "Invocation," Stellario Cambria (mandolin); " 'Tis Not True," Mario Laurenti (baritono) ; "Second Rhapsodic," Serirei Rachmaninoff (piano); "Arizona Stars" Kao Eleanor Ball (violin); "La Serenata," Alico Verlot (soprano); "Le Kogiment do Sambre," New Y T ork Military Band" "Suito Melodique," Salon Orchestra. 11 o'm.: "Romance from l'Eclair," Kitty Ber-'er (harp-zither) ; "Dearie," Anna Case (inrirano): "For My Sweetheart" and "Beenuso I Love You," Don Voorhees (piano); "Arcady " Bae Eleanor Ball (violin); "So trndirmi tu potrai." vocal duet; "Sabre and Spurs " march, New York Military Band. 11 30* Close down. 12 noon to 2 p.m.: News and luncheon music. 3 p.m.: Afternoon concert session on short wave. 4.30 p.m.: Close dovrn.

IYA, AUCKLAND (900 Kilocycles.)

„ m<: A/ternoon session—Selected studio u including literary selection by the * nlinr-or Children's session, conDtL b y 4 * Uncle Tom." 6.0: -Dinner i.,n 7.0: News and market reports. Talk- —Mi' Kormau Kerr, "Physical 1' it'to" B.U: Chimes. Studio X'rograimno Culture. of the Jubileu institute lor tho ky Mnrch —The Band (under direction [,1 m* a Bowes), "Old Comrades." Waltz ° ' 4 ' Blue Danube" (Strauss). 8.11: ~T Rena, Bedogni, 4, A China J\ilocutJ t gis: Song in unison—School 'J-'rae® dy :. M i c l,uclmas Morn" (arr. Sharp). S in. cpiection—Classic Symphony Orchestra, 8.19. be Memories." 8.27: Foxtrots—Juzz " C SSSI(»\5 SSl (»\ "Somebody Mighty LUO. You" Buna, "The Toyinalcers' Dream" (Fisher), piano duet —Messrs Stuart (Golden). 0- ' Jh Tay ] or> "Faust." 8.3 a: Gordon »"f ool choi r, (a) "Winter" (Stilts); Choral b ~ (u; oor e). 8.42: Selection (b) , bu ? s .\\ Forest Wooing" (Ancliffe); — Ba . n .'' station Bagpipes" (Ancliffe). 8.51.: (b) Im i fiss M Brav, (a) "Still as tho S" P m" (Bohm) ; o>> ," Tho ) Vre °:' 8 56: Saxophone boIo —Mr (Lehmann . "Tho PigffTy-Wiggle" Stuart 0 o . Evening weather forecast and (Baroll)- g4 : New Queen's Hall ftunounfcnwDJ' * , «_p eman <i c 0 t Reponso" ; JAght Oredo Nanette" (Coleridge(b) 4 ' La ql s. Choral —School Ohoir, three Taylor). y / n \ Knelish, "The Lass of folk songs. (Walford Davids) ; (b) Kichwond -t { . f the Waters" (Birch); Irish, 'Th 6 f<Hund rC (l Vipers" (Nairne). (c) Scotch, ij. Martin, "Ballade" 9.18: P ial, ° QO j. international Concert Or(Chopin);, ■. "gpignola" <Di Chlara). 9.28: ' encstra,

Foxtrots —Jjies Band, (a) "Punch and Judy Show" (Black); (b) "Where the Daffodil* Grow" (Archer). 9.3®: Soprano—Miss M. Bray. "Tho Fairy Pipers*' (Brewer). 9.40: Cornet—Mr Tom Taylor, "I'll Sing Tbeo SongK of Araby" (F. Clay). ».45: Chorus —Opera Company, 4 'Lilac Domino" (Oavillior). 0.49: Selection —Band, (a) "The Smithy in the Wood" (Michaclis) ; (b) "Tho Victor's .Return" (Hume).

4YA, DUNEDIN (050 Kilocycles.) .1 p.m.: Chimes. Selected gramophone ileitis. fl.ln: Talk —Home Scienco Extension Service, Otago University, under auspices o£ 4YA Primary Productions Committee, "Vegetable Main Ilishcs." 4.25: Sporting results. 5.0: Children's hour, conducted by Big: Brother Bill. (>.O: Pinner session. 7.0: News session. 7.15: Talk—Mr L. "W. MoCaskill, under auspices of 4YA Primary Productions Committee, "Review of New Zealand Journal of Agriculture for November." 8.0: Overture—Band of II.M. Coldstream Guards, "Floradora" (Stuart). 8.9: Tenor •—Mr James Simpson, (a) "Questu- o' Quella (Verdi): (b) "Logcngrin's Farewell" (Wagner). 8.15: 4YA Trio, "Haydn Trio No. 7" (Haydn). 8.25: Recital —Mr D. K. Dall, ''Dissertation Upon a Roast Pig (Lamb). 8.S1: Soprano—Miss F. Sumner, (a) "Hark, Hark tho Lark" (Schubert); (b) "Adieu" (Schubert). 8.37: 'Cello—Mr P. ,T. Palmer, "Pastorale" (Handel). 8.43: Baritone—Mr L. ,T. Neilson, "For the Green* (Lohr). 8.4(5: Instrumental —Trio, "Hummel in B Flat" (Hummel). 9.0: Weather report. 9.2: Tenor—Mr James Simpson. "Martha ' (Flotow). 9.5: 'Cello —Mr P. J. Palmer, "As Once in Happier Days" (Popper). Soprano —Miss F. Sumner, "Kin? of the Thule' (Scliubert). 9.1 rs: Recital —Mr "D. E. Dall, "Heather Ale" (Stevenson). 9.17: Baritone —Mr L. J. Neilson, (a) "Irish Immigrant (Barkor) ; (b) "Four by the Clock" (Mallinson). 9.2<1: Instrumental —Trio, "Andante in E Flat" (Mendelssohn). 9.30: Danco session.