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Hokitika Guardian, 26 May 1933, Page 2

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’■ PURCHASING BRITISH PROGRAMMES. (■Per Presj Association — Copyright.) 1 WELLINGTON, May 24. ! Am aniioum'bmeiit tli'at the Board- f r isting Board was purchasing; copies I of tli-a British Broadcasting Corpora- 1 t ion's recorded programmes, samples { cl which are already here, was made j l.y Mr l' V; Halids, general, manager. 1 'At an early ilate, he said, listener;,

would have an opportunity of hearing first-class English artists. As with other records, there were restriction;* as to the number of times recorded program mo could he broadcast. FEDERAL PERFORMING BIGHTS. (Received May 25 at 8 a.m.) CANBERRA, May 25. The Commonwealth Government intends to give effect to the major recommeud'atibns of thei Rfoyai Commissioner’s ieport in regard to Performing Rig lit Associations. It will triune the necessary legislation during jt lie recess.

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