N.Z. Shortwave Club Notes

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 35, 11 March 1932, Page 24

N.Z. Shortwave Club Notes

THE following members have offered their services as club representatives in various districts:-Taranaki: Mr. Arthur Stevens, 75 Wilson St., Hawera. Southland: Mr. A, J. Dryden, The Curve, Colac Bay, Southland. Nelson: Mr, L. Redshaw, c/o Mr. Cull, Radio Dealer, Bridge St., Nelson. Auckland: Mr. L. Saunders, "Greenlynn," opp. Pasadena Buildings, Great North Road, Point Chevalier. ‘hese official representatives will be able to answer inquiries, and will collect and tabulate reports and data to send in. The subscription to the club has been kept as low as possible, with the idea of enabling short-wavers in various parts to get together and hold meetings and lectures. In Wellington the members pay the annual sub. of 7/6, including 2/6 which pays rental of the Hall, ete.

I have received a number of letters from prospective members who are withholding from joining owing to the lateness of the season, our year ending on April 31, but an allowance is now being made so that, by sending 5/- membership will be for 12 months from date of receipt. Hach member, on joining, receives a certificate and a list of stations, and has posted to him each month a circular of three or four. pages of closely typewritten news. There appears to be a desire for cooperation between the various Radio Clubs in New Zealand, why not a Conference? There are different branches of radio, but all belong to the same tree. We have a number of spare copies of the February circular which I will post to anyone interested in radio; if no letter is required in answer to questions, only one penny stamp will be necessary. My address is: A. B. McDonagh, Secretary N.Z. Short-wave Club, 4 Queen Street, Mount Victoria, Wellington.Yours fraternally, Mac.