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FIJIAN and Indian programmes are broadcast regularly from ZJV Suva by the staff of the Fiji Public Relations Office, and Tuesday night has come to be recognised as Fijian night, when natives gather in hundreds round receivers all over the islands to hear news, songs, and stories. To celebrate the 500th Tuesday night session a special programme was broadcast on August 15 last. These two official photographs show (at top) the Governor of Fiji, Sir Alexander Grantham, broadcasting a special message to Fijian listeners during the 500th session; standing in the doorway is Major F. C. Preston, formerly of Christchurch, who is the Governor's A.D.C.; and (below) a group of performers who took part in the same session.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 378, 20 September 1946, Page 21

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FIJIAN and Indian programmes are broadcast regularly from ZJV Suva by the staff of the Fiji Public Relations Office, and Tuesday night has come to be recognised as Fijian night, when natives gather in hundreds round receivers all over the islands to hear news, songs, and stories. To celebrate the 500th Tuesday night session a special programme was broadcast on August 15 last. These two official photographs show (at top) the Governor of Fiji, Sir Alexander Grantham, broadcasting a special message to Fijian listeners during the 500th session; standing in the doorway is Major F. C. Preston, formerly of Christchurch, who is the Governor's A.D.C.; and (below) a group of performers who took part in the same session. New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 378, 20 September 1946, Page 21

FIJIAN and Indian programmes are broadcast regularly from ZJV Suva by the staff of the Fiji Public Relations Office, and Tuesday night has come to be recognised as Fijian night, when natives gather in hundreds round receivers all over the islands to hear news, songs, and stories. To celebrate the 500th Tuesday night session a special programme was broadcast on August 15 last. These two official photographs show (at top) the Governor of Fiji, Sir Alexander Grantham, broadcasting a special message to Fijian listeners during the 500th session; standing in the doorway is Major F. C. Preston, formerly of Christchurch, who is the Governor's A.D.C.; and (below) a group of performers who took part in the same session. New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 378, 20 September 1946, Page 21

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