Australian Short Wave
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Broadcast
A NATIONAL Short Wave Programme is broad cast daily from Lyndhurst, near Melbourne, Victoria, for listeners in the Western Pacific.
Call signs: From 6.30-10.15 a.m., VLR7; from Noon-6.15 p.m., VLR7; from 6.30-12 p.m., VLR.
Wave Lengths: From 6.30-10.15 a.m., 25.33 metres; from 12-6.15 p.m., 25.33 metres; from 6.30-12 p.m., 31.32 metres. Frequencies: From 6.30-10.15 a.m., 11.84 Megs.; from 12-6.15 p.m., 11.84 Megs.; from 6.30-12 p.m., 9.580 Megs. Power: 2 Kilowatts. Times given are Australian Eastern Standard (10 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time).
WEEK DAYS.—a.m.: 6.30, Market Reports; 6.45, News; 7.15, Music; 7.45, News; 8, Music; 9.30, Story; 10, Devotional Service; 10.15, Close, p.m.: 12, Time Signal and Broadcast to Schools; 12.15, Music; 12.35, Essential Services; 12.50, News; 1.10, Music; 1.35, News; 4.15, News; 4.45, Music; 5.30, Young People’s Session; 6.15, Close; 6.30.
Dinner Music; 7, News; 7.45, News; 11.30, Music; 11.50, News; 12, Close.
SATURDAYS.—Same as daily programme, ex cept between 1.05 p.m. and 5.15 p.m., when description of current sporting and athletic events is given, interspersed with music. Close at 12 p.m.
SUNDAYS.—a.m.: 6.45, News; 7, Music; 9, News; 9.30, New Releases (Recorded); 10, Book Reviews; 10.30, Famous Singers; 11, Divine Ser vice. p.m.: 12.15, Great Violinists: 12.50, News; 1.30, News; 2, Close; 3, Classical Compositions: 4.15, News; 4.45, Music; 7, News and Commen tary; 10.30, Music; 11, Close.
December 1 To December 14
Dec. 1 (Sun.) —6 p.m. “Enjoyment of Music” (Neville Cardus); 8.15 Montague Brearley’s Orchestra; 9 Gordon Ireland’s Musical Quiz; 10 Dorothy Helmrich (Soprano).
Dec. 2 (Mon.) —8.15 p.m. “Merry-Go-Round”: 9.30 Play; 10 Saxophone Quartet; 10.15 Ballad Recital.
Dec. 3 (Tues.)—9.3o p.m. Talk; 9.45 Brass Band Recital; 10.50 Male Quartet; 10.15 Cellist Recital (Haydn Beck); 10.30 Jim Davidson’s Dance Band.
Dec. 4 (W'ed.) —1.50 p.m. Ballarat Cup Meet ing: 8.15 “Out of the Bag”; 9.45 Military Band Show; 10.30 Modern Compositions.
Dec. 5 (Thurs.) —1.50 Ballarat Races; 8.15 Musical Feature; 9.45 Orchestral Programme.
Dec. 6 (Fri.)—l.so p.m. Inter-State Cricket Match; 8.15 Play; 9.45 Jim Davidson.
Dec. 7 (Sat.) —1.50 p.m. Sydney and Melbourne Races; Cricket Descriptions; 8.15 Orchestral Con cert; 9.30 Old Time Dance Music.
Dec. 8 (Sun.) —6 p.m. Talk (Neville Cardus); 8.15 Montague Brearley’s Orchestra; 9 Gordon Ireland’s Musical Quiz; 10 Stella Power (Soprano) and Stanley Baines (Flautist).
Dec, 9 (Mon.) —1.50 p.m. Cricket Description; 8.15 “Merry-Go-Round”; 9’.30 Play; 10 A.B.C.
Saxophone Quartet; 10.15 Ballad Recital (Angela Parsolles).
Dec. 10 (Tues.) —1.50 p.m. Cricket Description; 8.15 Sydney Symphony Orchestra; 9.45 Master singers; 10 Jim Davidson; 11.15 “Radio Maga zine”.
Dec. II (Wed.)—l.so p.m. Kyneton Trots; 8.15 “Out of the Bag”; 10.30 Modern Compositions.
Dec. 12 (Thurs.)—l.so p.m. Ascot Races; 8.15 “Strike Up the Band”; 9.45 Melbourne Concert Orchestra; 10.30 Dance Music.
Dec. 13 (Fri.) —1.50 p.m. Cricket Descriptions; 8.15 Play; 9.30 Orchestral Programme; 9.45 Ballads; 10.15 “Music Makers’ Trio”; 10.30 Mili tary Band.
Dec. 14 (Sat.) —1.50 p.m. Race and Cricket Descriptions; 8.15 Orchestral Music; 9.30 Neville Cardus: 9.40 “Masqueradio”; 10.30 Jim David son’s Band.
The death was reported in New Zea land during October of Mr. G. W. W.
Cozens, who was connected with the
phosphate industry at Ocean Island,
many years ago. As a young man, Mr.
Cozens entered the employment of John T. Arundel & Co., then well-known Is lands merchants; and later joined the staff of the Pacific Islands Company, which began to work the phosphate de posits on Ocean Island in 1900. Mr.
Cozens held the position of mooring superintendent at the island from 1907 to 1920, when the workings came under the control of the British, Australian and New Zealand Governments.