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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 45, 25 May 1928, Page 16

Mr. Maxwell Howden, the well-known Melbourne amateur transmitter, says: "Ajj indications point to a splendid DX winter for us, particularly on the shortwaves. The New Zealand signals are quite audible -here for all the twenty-four hours, while at times they reach maximum intensity, even when relatively low power is used. 3AV and 3AJ seem to be the most active stations over there. Old 2\5 is on less frequently, but does almost as much DX. In fact, he is getting out so well that when one hears a faint station answering him one can be sure it is from somewhere on the Continent." Mr. George Ferris, elocutionist, will give two recitations, one in Cockney ond the other in Sydney East Hnd lingo.