THURSDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 39, 10 April 1931, Page 19

THURSDAY

‘_- Home Conveniences THE afternoon home science talk from ‘1Y4A, 2YA and 3YA, prepared by the Home Scfence Extension ‘Department’ of Otago University, Will be on "Home Conveniences." Notes from 1YA HE next of the series of informa tive talks under the auspices of the N.Z, Manufacturers’ Association will be on ."Tar and its By-Products," by Mr. J. F. Holloway. Two Australian artists, new. to 1YA, will sing this evening. ‘They are Mr. Denis Sheard, .tenor,, who’ comes ‘to New Zealand with a splendid. teputation, and has been engaged for a series of three appearances, ‘and a very. fine rontralto, Miss A. EB. Harrison... Both these artists have performed for Station 6WE, Perth, Western Australia.

‘ , , The’ Monte: Carlo Orchestra, -under the direction of Mr.: B. K. Cunningham, will-provide the instrumental portion of the programme, and among ) their items will be "The Barber of Seville’. overture and "Gypsy Love." ’ The programme will conclude with a gramophone recital ‘on ‘French music, to be given by Miss: Mollie Atkinson, ‘Wellington Topics | Were programme will be provided by the orchestra: of .the Wellington Commercial Travellers’ and Warehouse- » Taen’s, Association. , An exceptionally ‘fine concert’ has been’ arranged and should re well worth taning 1 In. 3YA N otes UNDER the auspices of the: Canterbury Horticultural Society, Mr. W.- J..Humm will speak from 3YA on "Berry Bearing Plants," To orchestral accompaniment, Miss Millicent Jennings will sing three songs, two of :them being Syrian songs, which will be new to 8YA listeners, The. other.soloists are of high standard and with string instrumental combina-

‘tion a concert of ‘some merit should be on the air: from 8YA to-night.