SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 18, 14 November 1930, Page 18

SUNDAY

1YA Notes THE service to be conducted at ‘the " Auckland Methodist Central Mission by the Rev. ©. G. Scrimgeour will be relayed. The song leader will be Mr. T, IT. Garland. During the programme following the church services the Studio Trio will be heard in several numbers, including a pianoforte solo, "Rustling Woods," by Mr. Hric Waters, and the violin solo, "Mazur," by Mr. Whitford Waugh. Miss Audrey McDonagh, mezzo-contralto, and a member of the 1YA Broadcasting Choir, will be making her first appearance at this studio as a solo vocalist. Mr. Len Barnes, baritone, will be heard in three numbers, two of which are of particular interest, "The Three Roads," and "When the King Went Forth to War," both by Koenemann, From 2YA rae evening service at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church will be reJayed. The preacher will be the Rey. R. J. Howie, B.A., and the organfst and choirmaster Mr. Frank Thomas. At the conclusion of the church service a studio concert will be given ®y the Wellington Municipal Tram@ways Band and assisting artists. Christchurch Topics {7 EN. ARCHDEACON P. B. HAG- : GITT will be the preacher at St. Mary’s Anglican Church on Sunday evening, when the service will be broadcast. Mr. Alfred Worsley will be organist and choirmaster. After the church broadcast a relay. of the eoncert to be given at Waimate will AYA Broadeast YH evening service in the Baptist i Church, Hanover Street, will be on the air, the Rev. H. 8S. Tuckwell being the preacher. A relay from

Waimate will follow the church broadeast. The concert at Waimate will be given by the Waimate Silver Band, under the eonductorship of Mr. H. F. Vincent,