THURSDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 12, 2 October 1931, Page 19

THURSDAY

HE home science talk from 1YA, 2YA and 8YA will be on "Good ' Meal Planning on an Average Income" | (Part 2). , From Auckland , A TALK on "Tooth and ‘Toilet , Brushes", under the auspices of the Auckland Manufacturers’ Association, will be given. A programme to be presented by the Auckland Orphans’ Club Orchestra, under the direction of Orphan Harold Baxter, and assisted by leading performers in the club, will be broadcast in the eyening. The Orchestra will play the overture "Russlan," the suite "Monsieur Beaucaire," a selection "Maid of the Mountains," and other numbers. Vocal

numbers will be given by Orphans James Simpson and Bernard Carter, and Orphan J. Finlayson will be heard in several humorous selections. Wellington Notes JYOLLOWING a lecturette on "Cooking," Mr. F. Clayton, representing the Department of Health, will give a talk on "Medical Examination." At. 7.40 p.m. Mr. Johannes Andersen, librarian at the Turnbull Library, will continue his series of lecturettes on "Maori Folk Lore." A studio concert by the Wellington Artillery Band, under the conductorship of Captain T. Herd, V:D., ‘will be broadcast. The programme includes a number of pieces hitherto not heard from the studio. A feature of these will be the fantasia "Sailor’s Life," introducing "vocal choruses by the bandsmen. Miss Gracie Kerr and = Mr. Jumes Cooke will be heard in two humorous sketches. Christchurch Notes DURING 8YA’s news session there will be a dialogue, "The Story of the Garden," by Messrs. Wiltshire and

Fairclough, a.talk on "Pigs" by Mr. M. J. Scott, of Lincoln College, and ‘a talk by Mr. J. P. Whatman on "The Nurse Association." During the International Programme, Mr. A, O. Brassington, LLB., will speak on "The Problem of Law and War."