with the Wireless Quartet and Andrew Bryson (Solo Pianoforte).

Boys' Life Brigade, and Church Lads' Brigade Bulletins.

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Dr. J. J. Simpson.
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Topical Talk.

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Empire Phono-Flight NO. 2.
Australia.
Just a Picture of one of these far-off parts of the British Empire.
To-night, "5SC" will ring up the curtain on Australia. A Picture of this great island colony as it is to-day, with here and there a phase from the past, showing the struggles and successes of the great pioneers.
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The train will leave Sydney at 8.0 p.m., and we shall halt at Bendigo, Melbourne, Adelaide, Kalgoorlie, Perth, Port Hedland.
First Phase:
The Christening of Port Jackson.
Characters:
Capt. Cook's Boatswain - Halbert Tatlock
Capt. Cook's Cabin Boy - H. Mackenzie
Scene:
The Fore-deck of H.M.S. Resolution.
Time:
The Evening of April 28th, 1770. The first landing at Botany Bay.
Second Phase:
A Scene on the way to the "Ovens" Diggings in 1852. A Gold-mining Incident at "Dead-Horse Gully," 1853.
Third Phase:
A Squatter's Tale of Man and Horse.
Fourth Phase:
The Pearl Fisheries of Western Australia.
The Phono-Flight will include the following:
Guide:
An Officer of the Government of Australia.
(By kind permission of the High Commissioner.)
Dorothy Robson (Soprano) and John Collinson (Tenor), Who will sing the following
Aboriginal Folk-Songs.
"Ah! Wy-a-boo-ka" (The Turtle Song)
(A Melody sung by (The Songs orithe e Wellington ginally arranged by Valley Tribe of 1. Nathan and re-Australia) ............ arranged by " Dital Dital Baloo- Montague Clayton ) nat " (Duet) .........
" Koorinda Braid "
Halbert Tatlock with his Dramatic Company
Augustus Beddie
Duncan Clark
(Under the auspices of the Scottish Association for the Speaking of Verse).
The Station Orchestra:
Conducted by Herbert A. Carruthers
Arranged for Broadcast and Produced by Mungo M. Dewar.

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Prof. LASCELLES ABERCROMBIE. S.B. from Lreds-Bradford. Local News.

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