Short-wave Club

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 42, 1 May 1931, Page 31

Short-wave Club

From the Secretary’s Pen HE lecture and demonstration men- ’ tioned ‘last week ‘will be: held .in Nimmos’ Concert Hall, corner Willis and Bond Streets, at 7.830 p.m. on Thursday, April 30 next.. The activities of the club appear to be arousing interest; many people are going in for short-wave sets who have never bothered about radio before. Our badges seem to create interest owing to their distinctive design. Let’s look to the mailbag. Here is-a correspondent in Akaroa jibing at the, wrapping paper on his cards; to salve my wounded conscience he sends a donation for the mimeograph.- There are several letters from Nelson. Lower Hutt is coming on; it is time we had a representative there. A gentleman of over writes me from Christchurch and gives me interesting news. He tells me about.. the Morse which they received on a tape’ before I was born, and wishes us every success. I have received many letters thanking me for introducing members as pen-pals. One member said. his sub. was repaid. by;

There are many members out-back on lonely farms and stations who would appreciate a letter, if members would like to correspond I will supply them with addresses or forward a letter on. One of our.objects is to afford members opportunity of meeting or corresponding on subjects of interest. The club is intended to be a fraternal organisation of shortwayvers representative of the whole of New Zealand, and there are many things. which we, united, can do for the advancement of the movement. ty ‘Now, what about some moré sugges. tions?) We are working on somé now, but members’ letters are always welcome at headquarters. _ Will members sending postal notes please make them payable to Secretary, N:Z.S.W.C.,, and give their call in their letters. Saves me looking uy files. Address your letters and inquiries, A. B, McDonagh, Secretary, N.Z, Short-Wave Qlub, 274 Cuba Street, Wellington, Ins quiries and suggestions are welcomed.