Listener Complains of 2YA's Unpunctuality.

Radio Record, Volume VI, Issue 51, 30 June 1933, Page 14

Listener Complains of 2YA's Unpunctuality.

To the Editor, Sir,-Surely the time has come when "the powers that be" should take steps to see that 2YA keeps within a reasonable margin of its schedule time in regard to programmes, To-night, June 19, the items are thirteen minutes behind titne due to a prolonged "surprise item," and this is only one of many ocensions recently when this sort of thing has happened. In common with hundreds of the renders of your valuable paper I make a practice of looking through the daily programmes and picking out items to listen to from the various stations, but while 2YA persists in its erratic transmissions this coutse is impossible. T think all Hsteners will agree that none of the other YA stations offend in this respect to the same extent as 2YA, and the sooner something is done to stop this annoying habit the better pleased we will be. As a reader of the "Radio Record" from its inception please accept my congratulations on the truly splendid issue just to hand-I am, etc, BE PUNCTUAL. Dunedin,