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- COVER_SECTIONCover Section
- ILLUSTRATIONJ-FORCE RADIO STATION, YAMAGUCHI A lot has happened in twelve months (see pages 6-7)
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- CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND LISTENER
- TABLE_OF_CONTENTSTable Of Contents
- CHAPTERBROADCAST PROGRAMMES
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- CHAPTERTHINGS TO COME
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- CHAPTERALSO WORTH NOTICE
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- CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND LISTENER
- CHAPTERThe Far South
- CHAPTERLETTERS FROM LISTENERS
- CHAPTERSCIENCE IN THE SOVIET
- CHAPTEROLD INSTRUMENTS
- CHAPTERUntitled
- CHAPTERA NATIONAL THEATRE
- CHAPTERBRUCKNER'S SEVENTH SYMPHONY
- CHAPTEREARLY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
- CHAPTERWANG-AREE
- CHAPTERNEWSPRINT SHORTAGE
- CHAPTERTWELVE MONTHS IN JAPAN
- ILLUSTRATIONBELOW LEFT: A Korean coolie, charged with blackmarketing, is heard through an interpreter in the British Military Cou...
- ILLUSTRATIONLEFT: The Kiwis soon fraternised with the children.
- ILLUSTRATIONAT -TOP: The 27th Battalion got their first view of Japan as they marched from the wharf at Kure to the railway station.
- ILLUSTRATIONABOVE: Repatriated Koreans being inoculated at Senzaki under New Zealand Army supervision.
- ILLUSTRATIONRIGHT: These New Zealand women with the Y.M.C.A. in Japan were quick to improvise home comforts.
- ILLUSTRATIONBELOW, RIGHT: Amenities of another kind are enjoyed in a recreation hut at Kure.
- CHAPTERREFLECTIONS ON AN ORCHESTRAL PERFORMANCE
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- CHAPTER"PETER AND THE WOLF"
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- CHAPTERSCIENCE AND POLITICS WON'T MIX
- CHAPTERLast Word
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- CHAPTERSHORTWAVE HIGHLIGHTS
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- CHAPTERRADIO VIEWSREEL
- CHAPTERA Real Test
- CHAPTERToo Fine an Art
- CHAPTERUnintentional Joke
- CHAPTERHanoverian At Home
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- CHAPTERGhost or Grandmother?
- CHAPTERListening in Dunedin
- CHAPTERFar From Home?
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- CHAPTERSHOSTAKOVICH RECANTS AGAIN
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- CHAPTERFilm Reviews
- CHAPTERSPEAKING CANDIDLY
- CHAPTERGILDA
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- CHAPTERTHE MAGNIFICENT LADY
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- CHAPTERGILDA
- CHAPTERSPEAKING CANDIDLY
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- CHAPTERUntitled
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- CHAPTERThrough New Zealand (XV)
- CHAPTERTWO BREEDS OF GOATS?
- ILLUSTRATION"The goats we have bring us nothing and cost us nothing"
- ILLUSTRATION"The men who wanted it are all dead"
- CHAPTERTWO BREEDS OF GOATS?
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- CHAPTER"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD
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- CHAPTERBBC ACTOR, NZBS PLAY
- ILLUSTRATIONDERMOT CATHIE His voice is already familiar
- ILLUSTRATIONBRIAN SNOWDON Monotony set his mind free
- CHAPTERPRINCESS TE PUEA HERANGI
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- CHAPTERPEOPLE IN THE PROGRAMMES
- ILLUSTRATIONJAN SMETERLIN, who will be heard as one of the famous pianists in 1YA's morning programme on Thursday, March 17
- ILLUSTRATIONSpencer Digby photograph Left: EVELYN LEDGER (soprano), who will sing from 2YA at 7.44 p.m. on March 27
- ILLUSTRATIONSpencer Digby photograph This is SHIRLEY CARTER, who before her marriage was well known to listeners as Shirley Craig...
- ILLUSTRATIONWILLIAM PRIMROSE, who is the. sdloist in a recording of Handel's Concerto for Viola and Orchestra to be heard from 1Y...
- ILLUSTRATIONEDWARD HUNT, a member of the visiting Comic Opera Company now touring New Zealand. He will sing from 3ZB at 7.30 p.m ...
- ILLUSTRATIONE. L. KEHOE, who will be heard from 3ZR Greymouth on Tuesday, March 25; his talk is entitled "Forest Bird, Maori and ...
- ILLUSTRATIONRight: The postman rang many times in Dunedin to bring books tor the hospitals to 4ZB's Diggers' Show. Here we see th...
- ILLUSTRATIONGRACE TORKINGTON (soprano), who will sing from 3YA on Saturday, March 29
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- CHAPTERASK Aunt Daisy
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- CHAPTERCAPE GOOSEBERRIES AND PASSIONFRUIT
- CHAPTERFROM THE MAILBAG
- CHAPTERSting Beans is Safe
- CHAPTERSalad Dressinas
- CHAPTERChocolate Chip Squares
- CHAPTERMock Cream Wanted
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- CHAPTERBOOKS
- CHAPTERART AND HAPPINESS
- CHAPTERSONG AND DANCE
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- CHAPTERDICKENS AND MUSIC
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- CHAPTERPROGRAMMES DAY BY DAY
- CHAPTERMonday, March 24
- CHAPTERTuesday, March 23
- CHAPTERWednesday, March 26
- CHAPTERThursday, March 27
- CHAPTERFriday, March 28
- CHAPTERSaturday, March 29
- CHAPTERSunday, March 30
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- CHAPTERBROADCASTS TO SCHOOLS
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