RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY, JUNE 26th. IYA AUCKLAND. i.O: News ana report*. 7.30; Agricultural Talk. 8.0; Recording, Debroy Somers Band, “Ballads We Love.” 8.9: Baritone, Morn's T. Schroder, “My Old Shako” • “An Emblem,” 8.35; Recording, Comedy Harmonists, “A Boy Saw a Rose Bush.” 8.48: Intermezzo, (MareUe Sextet, '“lndian Song”; waltz, “Barcelona.” 8.2; 'Relay of wrestling match from the Auckland Town Hall. 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: Ne\v fi and reports. (2YC Auxiliary. 1010 k.c., After-dinner Music.) 7.40; Talk, P. White, Chemist of Leather Research Institute, “Country—and Skins—a Neglected" Asset.” . ' 8.10: Tenor, Arthu r C. Clark, “An Island iSheiling Song” ; “A Hebridean Sea-Reiver.s Song.” 8.43: Recorded talk, Professor D. Fraser-Hcrris, “Nerve and Nervousness.” 9.8: Instrumental, Madame Evelyn do Maunv and Mr Claude Tanner, “Sonata for violoncello and piano in A Minor.” 9.44: Duet for two piccolos, and Orchestra, Messt's W. Roffa, C. Ainsworth Mid Concert Orchestra, “The Lark and Goldfinch,'’ 10.0: Dance programme 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0; News and report*. ■7.35: W.E.A. talk, G. Lawn, ‘.‘The Stat 0 Unemployment Insurance Scheme in Great Britain.” 8.0; Derry’s Military Band, , “The Blue Jackets.” 8.19 ; Tenor, H. J. Francis, “There’g a Song Down Every Roadway” ; “Nightfall iat. Sea ”

8.38: The Band, Grand Fantasie, “Home Sweet Home the World Over.” 9.2; Talk, Captain C. M. Renaut, “Marie Celeste Mystery.” 9.3:8 Humour, Jas. Laurenson, >■ “The Lay of a Loafer.” 4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0; News and report*. 8.0: Selected recordings. 8.35: Xylophone, Jack Simpson, “The’ Mouse, the Piano and the' Cat.” 8.41 : Humour, Sandy Powell, /‘Sandy’s Sweepstake Song.” 9.2: Talk, Rev. Albert Mead, M.'AJ-> “Gold and Good" Faith in Kenya Colony.” f " 9.29: Organ, Jes s e Crawford, “Moonlight on the River.” 10.0: Dance music.