THE BUSINESS END OF THE STICK—The head offices of the New Zealand Broadcasting Board at the corner of Waring Taylor and Featherston Streets, Wellington. In this building, too, are the studios of 2YA, the items being transmitted by land-line to the station on the heights of Mount Victoria. A story is told of a young Wanganui motorist who, wishing to let his family know that he had arrived in Welllington, stopped his car outside the 2YA studio and blew the horn of his car. The noise cut in on a violin item, and the motorist's family, listening-in in Wanganui, knew that a safe trip had been made.

Radio Record, Volume VI, Issue 51, 30 June 1933, Page 3

THE BUSINESS END OF THE STICK—The head offices of the New Zealand Broadcasting Board at the corner of Waring Taylor and Featherston Streets, Wellington. In this building, too, are the studios of 2YA, the items being transmitted by land-line to the station on the heights of Mount Victoria. A story is told of a young Wanganui motorist who, wishing to let his family know that he had arrived in Welllington, stopped his car outside the 2YA studio and blew the horn of his car. The noise cut in on a violin item, and the motorist's family, listening-in in Wanganui, knew that a safe trip had been made.