N.Z. Short-wave Club Notes

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 15, 23 October 1931, Page 31

N.Z. Short-wave Club Notes

THE next meeting of the Wellington members will be held in Messrs. Nimmo’s concert hall, corner Willis and Bond Streets, at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday. October 29. Any person interested in radio, especially short-wave, is invited to attend-there may be a little tip that is worth picking up. As six months of the year has passed the committee, at a meeting held on Thursday last, decided to make the fees for the remainder of the term 5/- for Wellington city, and 3/- for all outside the city, and_in other parts. This pays up to March 1, 1932, and this course has been adopted to suit the times, also to bring the first year’s total up. Boys of 6 and under may enrol as junior members at an annual sub of 2/6 per year. The first financial members in each district are:-Wellington, J. Donnelley; Christchurch, R. T. Stanton; Dunedin, dw. Bond; Auckland, Mr. J. Hewat Smith. First lady: member, Miss R. Orr. First overseas, R. A. Thoenig, Cresskill. N.J., U.S.A. A member from Gisborne who was down to see me sends an interesting account of his journey home, also a number of snaps taken from the aeroplane in which he completed the ramainder of his journey. Mr. Sellens, our popular president, will be in Christchurch for Labour Day week-end. and will try and see a few of the members there. On looking up the books, I see that three of. us met 7+ 2.380 p.m. on January 8 last, to consider forming the ¢lub. On January 19, a meeting to consider the proposal was held in Johnson’s Wireless School. The actual proposal to form the club was made on February 9, at a general meeting, which had been advertised. Listeners overseas and in New Zealand, my address is A. B, McDonagh, 274 Cuba Street, Wellington. Secretary N.Z. ShortWave Club.