with Jim Sullivan
Sunday, 8pm - 10pm
8:12 The Laughing Policeman (Grey)
Charles Penrose 1926 CS CD BMG TTVCD 3367 2'33"
8:16 Homework
8:17 Today in New Zealand History - 15 April 1868
First Maori MP elected. 4'38"
8:22 The William Tell Overture (Rossini)
Spike Jones and his City Slickers 1947 CD BMG TTVCD 3367 3'15"
8:27 As I Remember: The Horowhenua Collection by the Levin Combined Probus Clubs.
The Bach at Hokio by Jenine Burr, read by Katrina Batten.
Family at the Beach (Larkin)
Linn Larkin CD Rouge RRCDS 3001 9'14"
8:38 Extract from A Dog's Life by Alwyn Owen featuring Grant Tilly who died this week. 8'52"
8:48 Haere Mai Ra
Ngati Poneke Young Maori Club
An action song to welcome back soldiers from WW2 - recorded 1950 2'03'
8:50 Comments on the use of kaumatua by Peter Tapsell, who died during the week, and comments when he was elected Speaker in 1993
9:06 As I Remember
Easter Canterbury Mountaineering Club Camp 1956, by Denis Knight, read by Damon Taylor. 2'40"
9:11 Some New Zealand links with the Titanic and the story of the loss of the Manchester, April 1912.
9:22 Report of the Wellington train crash of 24 March 1980
A Porirua to Wellington suburban unit crashed head-on into a diesel shunter with six empty carriages that had somehow strayed onto the wrong line; two killed, at least 77 injured. 1'53"
9:24 Homework
9:25 Bookshelf
Treasures of the Canterbury University Library, edited by Chris Jones et al
Canterbury University Press
ISBN 978 1 927145 04 3
9:28 Sir James Bissitt, captain of the Queen Mary interviewed during a 1948 visit to New Zealand
Recalls his life at sea, including being on the ship which picked up over 700 survivors of the Titanic.
9:38 Here's a Health to the Men in the Crew (Large)
Bob Large and the Maritime Crew CD Manu 2014 4'05"
9:42 Book of the Week
Jagged Seas. The New Zealand Seamen's Union 1879-2003 by David Grant.
Canterbury University Press.
ISBN 978 1 877257 99 5
Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.
8pm to 9pm. Due to copyright restrictions, all music has been removed. (38′57″)
9pm to 10pm. Due to copyright restrictions, all music has been removed. (52′22″)
Sounds Historical with Jim Sullivan is the programme that gives listeners their chance to learn about the colourful, dramatic, and often remarkable events and people of New Zealand's past.
email: history@radionz.co.nz
Post: PO Box 329
Dunedin
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