MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.

Evening Talks. 1YA: "Hnsilage Making," agrieultural talk, Mr. A. Woodyear Smith, 7.30. 2YA: "Roads. and. Motoring," Mr. W. A. Sutherland, sec- * retary of the Wellington Automobile Club, 7.40. "Bxciting Experiences as. Aeronautical Adviser to the late Marshal Chang Tso Lin in the Chinese Civil War," Captain H. M. Talbot-Leh-mann, M.C., 8.41.

8YA: "Recteation," Dr. G. M. Tester (under auspices of the Sunlight League), 7.15. 4YA: "The History of the Boys’ Brigade in N.Z.", -Mr. H. Grocott (Dominion president and founder of the Boys’ Brigade in New Zealand), 7.40. "Other Olympic Games," Prof. T. D. Adams, 9.2, Features. 2¥A: A. Renee Programme, ténbentig Raymond

Beatty (a Sydney bassocantante, who has just returned from studying in London), and, at 9 p.m., a relay of the wrestling match from the Auckland Town Hall. 2YA: The 2YA Concert Or_ehestra and a_ pianoforte solo by Madame Evelyn de Mauny.’. 8YA: A studio concert: by the New Brighton Municipal Band, and tenor solos by Mr. David McGill, 4YA: A programme .of recordings, featuring "An Hour with Grieg," followed by a miscellaneous programme.