RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 19 June 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY, JUNE 19th. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0 : News and reports. 7.30 : Agricultural Talk. 8.9: Soprano, Verner Wishart, ‘‘A ■Lovely Maiden Roaming” j “There was a King of Liang.” 8.22: Novelty instrumental, Novelty Four, “Under the Double 'Eagle” ; “Tan. go Medley.” 8.41: Novelty Trio, “Inspiration.” 8.54: Waltz, Novelty Trio, ‘‘Gypsy Moon” ; medley, “Souvenirs.” 9.10 : Relay of wrestling match from the Auckland Town Hall.

2YA WELLINGTON.

7.0: News ana reports. {2YC Auxiliary, 1010 k.c.. After-dinner Music.) 7.40 : Lecturette, Our Book Reviewer, “Books—-Grave and Gay.” 8.7: Choral, Apollo Singers, ‘‘Lend Your Ear, Pretty Maid” ; “0, Men from the Fields”; “O', No. John.” 8.25: Tenor, .with orchestra, A. H. Outrim, ‘“Mountain Lovers.”

8.34 : Sea chanties, Apollo Si ll gel's, “Rio Grande”; “Blow the Man Down.” 8.40 : Talk. Captains Kean e and Macindoe “Sailor Customs and Superstitions.”

9.2 : Surprise item. 9.47: Instrumental, The Orchestra, “The Coons’ Patrol.” 10.0: Dance programme

3YA CHRISTCHURCH.

7.0 : New* and 7.36; W.E.A, session, m Beeby, “The Adolescent.” - -

8,0: The Wools ton Brass B ana > “Pomp and Circumstance” No 4. 8.14: Soprano, Mrs E. Cameron, “Love’s Garden of Roses” ; “The. Star.” 8.34: Piano, Maisie Ottey, "The Light Heart”; “Dizzy Fingers.”

8.42: Cornet with band accompaniment, R. Simpson, “The Lost Chord.”

9.2; Talk, Captain C. M. Renaut, Mary Celeste Mystery.” 9.17 : The Woolston Band, “A Dream of Babylon.”

4YA DUNEDIN.

7.0; New* ana report*. 8.0: Selected recordings. 8.1; Medley, The. Monseigneur Band, “Melodious Flashes.”

8.52 : Tango, La Plata Tango Band, “Flowers I May Not Offer.”. 9.2 : Talk, Mr L. J. Cronin, “Foreign Affairs.” •■«: 1

9.17: Concert Waltz, Grand Symphony Orchestra, “The Court Ball.”. 9.52: Humour, John Henry, “Captain Cook Discovei’g Australia” 10.0: Dance music. ,