RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 5 November 1932, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER sth

IYA AUCKLAND

7.0; News and reports 7.30: Horticultural Talk; “Roses,’ (N. J. R. Cutler). 8.0: programme. 9.2: Reserved. 10.0 :. Sports summary. 10.10; Programme of Dance Musk

2YL WELLINGTON

7.0 : News and reports. 7.25: H. Av ' Black, daily summary of N.Z. Golf Championship Tournament.

7.30 ; W.E.A. Session, - Professor P. W. 'Robertson, “Science and Civilisation —The Future.”

B.U : Concert Programme

9.2: Old-time dance programme by 2YA concert- orchestra and selected recordings. 10.0: Sports summary. 10.10: Continuation of old-time dance programme.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH.

7.0: News ar.d reports

7.30: Talk (under auspices of Canterbury Manufacturers’ Association), “Ottawa Conference,” by F. L. Hutchinson.

8.0: Relay of programme from 4YA Dunedin. 10,0: Sports summary, 10,10; Dance music.

4YA DUNEDIN. -7“-*

LoNew* and report*

8,0; Relay from ' His Majesty’s Theatre of “Hallowe’en,” under the auepioes of the Dunedin Burns Club. 10.0 : Sports su'imary. 10.10: Dance music.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER feth.

IYA AUCKLAND.

7.0: 'Relay of evening service from ■St. Matthew’s Church. Preacher, Canon Grant Oowen.

8.30 : Relay , from Albert. Park, Auckland, Municipal Band concert, conducted by George Buckley.

2YA WELLINGTON

7.0 • Relay of evening service from •Church of Christ, Vivian 'Street, Wellington. Preacher, 'Pastor W. G. Carpenter. 8.15: Presentation of studio concert by , ’.Male Chorus of Imperial x Grand Opera Company'. Mezzo-soprano soloist, Madame Annette Chapman.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH

7.0: Relay of evening service from Durham Street Methodist Church. Preacher> Rev. P. N. Knight. •8.15: ReWrbadc&'St fibitt^^YA"''Wellington,

4YA DUNEDIN.

,6.30; Relay of evening service froii St, Paul’s Cathedral. Preacher: Very Hey. Dean Cruickshank, 7.45: Selectea recordings. 8.15: Relay from SYA Christchurch

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