RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 17 January 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

~v TUESDAY. JANUARY 17th. At 9.2 p.lll. a resume of the third cricket test between England and Australia will be given from all YA stations. -a. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: News anil reports, 8.0: Selected recordings. 9.7; Talk, E. .1. Bro r C. Midler, “The Danish Folk School and it s influence on Farming and National Lil'e,” part 2. 10.0; Dance music,. 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0; News and -reports. 7.40 : Lccturfette-, •■Representative Agrcultural Department. “Fo r the Alan on the Land.” 8.0: Selection, Frank C'l'owthor’s Novelty Orchestra, “Qhu Ghjn Chow." 8.10 : Twenty minutes with the Melodie Five. 8.40 : Lecturetta, Fskell D. Andrew*. “Tennis and Travel.” 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0: News and reports. 7.30; Dialogue, E. E. Wiltshire and F. C. 'Fairclough, “Story of the Garden." / 8.10; Soprano,' Mrs Agnes Teeming, “Sing Happy Birds,” “Like the R ost ‘ bud.” „ 8.27: Piano, Agnes Shearsby, “valse “The Knave of Diamonds." 9,17: Tenor, Jas, Shaw, “Someone Who Remembers.” , 9.21: The Bohemian Trio, “Melodje, “Novelette.” • 9.30: Dance music. 11.0 : Resume of cricket.

4YA DUNEDIN.

7.0: News and reports. 8.0: Thirty minutes of recordings. 8.30 : March, Kaikorai Band, “Boulder City,” “Benedictus.” 9.2:' Talk, G. A. Wilson, “The Rife of au Officer of the Mercantile Marine—‘Sail.”’ 9.42 : Vocal Trio and Duets, the Ritchie Sisters, “Stars nf the Summer Night,” “Come, -Silver Moon,” “Cradle Song.”