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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19996, 13 January 1927, Page 17

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TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES

IYA, Auckland. —3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.: Afternoon concert. 7.15 to 7.4 j: News and reports, etc.; book review. 8 to in: Chimes: studio band concert by the Ironsonby Boys’ Cadet Band; march, ■ Battle of Jutland,” the band; selection, La Troviata,” the band; tenor solos—(a) “Selected.” (b) “Selected,” Mr B. Hocken; cornet solos —(a) “Sing Me to Sleep, (b) ‘‘Maid of Orleans,” the band; soprano solo, ‘‘The Wren” (Lehman), Miss G. Hughes; relay of orchestral selections: selections — (a) “Good Queen Bess,” (b) Mellow Moon,” the band; soprano’solos—(a) Be Still, Blackbird,” (b) “Valley of Laughter (Sanderson), Miss G. Hughes; relay ot orchestral selections; march. Salute the Brave,” the band. 3YA. Christchurch. —3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.: Afternoon concert. 7.15 to 7.45; News and reports, etc. 8 to 10: Relay from Victoria Square Band Rotunda of concert by the Caledonian Band; also studio concert items and relay of orchestra selections. 4YA. Dunedin.—7 p.m.: Farmers session, arranged by Mr R. B. Tennent, of the Department of Agriculture; addresses, “Timely Hints to Farmers,’ by the Fields Division, and Talk to Farmers Wives, by Professor Anne Strong, of the Otago University. 7y45: .Request items. 8 to 10: Chimes- studio concert and relay or orchestral selections: vocal 11 a ' “Nirvana” (Adams), (b) Mothpr Machree” (Ball). Mr Geo. Butler: humour. “Selected,” Mr Jack Bowles: guitar duet, “Selected.” Messrs Campbell and Sheehy; recitation. “Selected,” Miss Nanna Newey; pianoforte solo. “Selected,” Mrs A. Newey; vocal duet, “Watchman. What of the Night,” Messrs G. Butler and A. Newey: patter sketch, “Selected,” Messrs Paul Bono and J. Bowles: Hawaiian guitar solo, “Selected,” Air G. Sheehy; soprano solo, “Selected,” Miss R. Sinclair; humorous, “Selected,” Mr J. Benfell; baritone solo, “Selected.” Air A. Newey. 2YK, Wellington.—Silent day. 3LO, Alelbourne. —Noon: News. 12.30 pm.: St idio orchestra. 12,40: The Royal Scots. 12.50: Weather information _ and Stock Exchange information. 1: Pietro Sarcoli, violin. 1.10: Camp fire, Mr V. Upton Brown. 1.30: Studio orchestra. 1.40: The Royal Scots. 1.50: Studio orchestra. 2: Clost down. 3: Studio orchestra. 3.10: Dr Bartolim. 3.17: C. Richard Chugg, flute. 3.22: Victoria Wilson. 3.30: Studio orchestra. 3.40; Wen tiling and Alolloy. 3.47: Dorothy Roxburgh, viola. 3.52; Dr Bartolim. 4: Studio orchestra. 4.10: Victoria Wilson. 4.17; Walter Smith, cornet. 4.22: Wendbng and Alolloy. 4.30: “Alary Gumleaf. 4.50; News 5: Close down. 5.40; Childrens hour: answers to letters and birthday greetings. 5.55; Pat ATLean. 6.2: Story for the littlest ones by “Alary Gumleaf. 6.12: Piano solo. 6.17: Pat M'Lean. 6 24; Story for the older children by “Alary Gumleaf.” 6.35: News, etc. 7 30- Health Association. 7.45: Air Pascoe, “Bowls.” 8: 3LO Alolody blasters. 8.10; Pat M'Lean. 8.14: 3LO Melody Masters. 8.24. Mascot Ralston. 8.28: 3LO Melody Masters. 8.38: Wendling and Alolloy. 8.42: 3LO Alelody blasters. 8.52; Bob Molyneux, baritone. 8.56: 3LO Melody blasters. 9.6: Pat M'Lean. 9.10: 3LO Alelody blasters. 9.20: Alascot Ralston. 9 24- 3LO Melody blasters. 9.34: Wendling and Molloy. 9.38. 3LO Melody blasters. 9.48: Bob Molyneux, baritone. 9.52: 3LO Alelody Masters. 10.2: News, etc. 10 17- 3J Alelody blasters. 10.27: Pat ATLean. 10.31: 3LO Alelody blasters. 10 41: Bob Molyneux, baritone. 10.45: 3LO Mclodv blasters. 11: Our Groat Thought. 11.1: 3LO Alelody blasters.