RADIO PROGRAMME
-MONDAY, DECEMBER 18,
IYA AUCKLAND.
7.0: News and reports
7.30; Agricultural talk, Mr P. W. Smalliield, “Importance of Clovers ill Pasture Establishment.”
8.0: Alternative concert programme from Station IYX, 880 kc., until 10.0 8.0: Recordings, “The Barber of Seville” j Jolly Old Fellows, “Sweet Adeline” ; “Little Alabama Coon.” 8.15: Bass-baritone, Mr A. Gibbons “Maiden of Morveix” ; ‘‘The Carol Singeis.”
8.30; Illustrated talk, Mr Walter Impett, assisted by Miss Lili Welsh, “Half-hours with Famous British Composers‘Sir Landon Ronald.’” 9.2; Reserved.
9.44: Miss Lili Welsh, contralto, “Tire Old Refrain”; “Lie There My Lute.”
9.51: Recordings, organ, Reginald Foort, “Bells Across the Meadow” ; vocal duet, “The Land of Smiles—‘You are my Heart’s Delight.”
2YA WELLINGTON.
7.0; News and reports
7.40 : Lecturette, Our Book “Rooks—Grave and Gay.”
8.0. Alternative concert programme from Station 2YC, 840 kc. 8.0 : The concert programme will be interrupted to permit of a relay from the Town Hall of a Christmas Carol Community Sing. 8.40; Lecturette, Miss Catherine S. Forcle, “Notable Women in History— Madame C m 'K\” 10.0• Dance music.
3YA CHRISTCHURCH.
7.0: News and reports. 7.15 : Talk, “Sunbathing and Health Hints for Holidays.” 8.0: The Wcolston Brass Band, “Rays of Glory” ; “Tancredi.” 8.37: Cornet duet, R. Simpson and 6. Creagh, “Two Little Finches.” 8.43: Douglas Suckling (tenor), “The Silver Rains of Clare” ; “Gipsy Melody” ; “Home.” 9.2; Reserved. 9.27: 'Cecily Audjbert (soprano), “The Little Son” ; “June” ; “Pierrot.”
4YA DUNEDIN
7.0 • News • afnd reports
8.0; .Selected recordings 8.16: Piano, “Flirtations in a Chinese Garden” ; “Rush Hour in Hong Kong.” 9.2: Talk, Mr George Howes, ‘‘The
Borer.” 9.17: Dance Orchestra, “Watch the Big Hits”; contralto, “The Bonnie Banks o.f Loch Lomond.” 9.30 ; Novelty .recording, “Paradise Alley’s’ Seaside 10.0: Dance music.
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