EMPIRE SHORT-WAVE SERVICES
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! AUCKLAND, Last Night. In what measure the Empire shortwave services meet the needs of listeners'in New Zealand and the degree of their shortcomings, if any, are the main reasons behind the visit of Mr. J. Beresford Clark, Director of Empire Services of the British Broadcasting Corporation, who arrived by the Mon- ■ terey from Suva and was met by Professor J. Shelley, Director of Broadcasting in New Zealand. Mr. Clark said he found that in the Paeific Islands i the reception of short-wave programmes j from England was rather variable. i Although Mr. Clarke will be in New S Zealand for a fortnight only, in that i ,time he will visit various districts in I both islands and discuss with officials ; and others the Empire short-wave seri jvices and their general efficiency from ' jthe Dominion standpoint. He is to jleave by the Wanganella from Auck{land on August 18 for Sydney.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 172, 7 August 1937, Page 8
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161EMPIRE SHORT-WAVE SERVICES Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 172, 7 August 1937, Page 8
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