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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1931
Page
11
Radio listings from Melbourne and Sydney stations detail daily schedules with multiple services. It lists call signs 2FCG 2BL 3AR, church services, concerts, news, weather, markets, and special programs across morning to night with specific times and durations.
Local radio timetable outlines morning programming with musical numbers and commentary. Entries list start times from seven to seven forty five and reference News Service and cables as content sources.
A cluttered schedule lists morning and afternoon programmes across multiple venues with talks by M. A. Ferry and Horace Weber, organ performances, devotions, wireless news, stock exchange updates, weather, and evening dance bands. Includes child stories, educational talks, and theatrical pieces.
Fragmentary radio schedule lists devotions and music blocks for Monday and Wednesday. Mentions racing results, markets, bookings, weather, and meditation music with unnamed programs and times across a morning to early afternoon span.
A new Wednesday night feature titled The Cottage Next Tour debuts with Scott Alexander leading the program alongside other popular artists. The hour includes weather updates and late news as part of a 1925 schedule from the station.
Radio and club notices detail a long Monday program with Ag for Monday at 1.40 Rotary Club luncheon from 2.13 and various sessions including Huai Club Hurdle Race at 7.40 Educational and Trades Evening 6.15 to 8 Novelty Orchestra music 7.32 and wireless news at 10.15.
June 1931 radio timetable lists morning and afternoon hours for AS for Monday and Melbourne segments. Includes devotions, racing acceptances, matinees, children’s sessions, orchestral and vocal programs, countryman sessions, weather updates, and late news across multiple stations. Prominent events include Concerts, band performances, football talk, and police messages with detailed timing blocks.
A schedule lists a 2FC Morning program with lunch hours and various performances. The afternoon features a Matinee from 2:30 to 4:50 and a 3 to 5:45 music event at Town Hall. Evening programs include a Wireless Military Band concert, weather briefing, and an orchestra.
A fragmented list outlines a daily radio timetable with multiple segments. It includes morning matinee and child programs, weather and police bulletins, a talk by Anni Wade, various concerts from AW C Concert Orchestras to Imperial Choral Union, plus racing and educational sessions.
A detailed Saturday and Monday broadcast list for June 27 1931 featuring musical interludes, weather forecasts, racing commentary from Rosehill, sporting reports, theatrical acts from Capitol Theatre, children’s sessions, and late night concerts. Notable items include musical reproductions, sporting descriptions interspersed with music, and a stock exchange segment, with times ranging from morning through midnight.
The listing outlines a day’s events across many sections. It includes train information stock and morning markets, midday racing notes, football scores for children, sports results, musical pieces, talks by Guy R. Andrew and George Mathew, a wireless symphony concert, weather, police messages, and late-night news and dance music.
The schedule lists a Monday lineup with mid day events from 2.15 including Adelaide to LA relay and Victoria football match times at 3.10 3.40 and 4.25. Evening features Dinner Music by A B C Orchestra and late night musical activities plus police messages and weather updates.
Fragmentary note expresses remorse after stealing money on a Saturday. The writer offers to return the amount, believes forgiveness possible, and asks recipients to provide their address. The text mentions Abbotsford and a failed attempt to explain the crime.
A practical guide for amateurs on preparing paint blends. It covers cleaning palettes, mixing white point with pigments and driers, then adding stainers gradually to reach the desired tint. Cautions include avoiding over-dark batches, not over-staining, and straining before use. It warns against keeping mixed paint too long to prevent fatty separation.
Mirpil Skin Balm provides relief for chapped and rough skin from water exposure. Sold by The W. H. Comstock Co. Ltd. Sydney Street address supplied, price 2 shillings per bottle.
The Italian heavyweight Carnera knocked out Australian Pat Redmond in the opening round. A massive right hand dropped Redmond for the count of eight and left him unable to recover. Sharkey, initially slated to fight Carnera, entered the ring to congratulate him as Redmond’s handlers tried to revive him.
A crash on Kilabo road badly damaged two cars. The sister of Mrs Beattie of Junee, who was driving, injured her neck. Five others escaped. A man named on a well known bus is charged with driving while under the influence.
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