with Jim Sullivan
Sunday, 8pm - 10pm
8:11 Today in New Zealand History
William Fox becomes premier 20 May 1856.
4'03"
8:19 Band of the United States Marines recorded in Wellington in 1942
2'13"
8:23 Homework
2'11"
8:29 The Boy from Spring Grove.
The story of Ernest Rutherford, Part two. 10'40"
8:43 Items by the Taranaki Regimental Band probably recorded in the 1940s
3'22"
8:47 The end of "Europa"
An item from June 1989 when the Europa petrol brand was discontinued. Introduced by Maggie Barry of Morning Report. 3'17"
8:51 The Taranaki Cow Cocky (Woodhouse)
Brian "Woody" Woodhouse Rowan TC 003 2'21"
Rec about 1964 when Woody was headmaster at Pihama School near Opunake
8:56 Jaynie Parkhouse wins swimming gold at Christchurch Commonwealth Games, 1974
2'25"
9:07 As I Remember
Jack Taylor's recollections of sawmilling read by Rob Webb.
Part 3. 3'51"
9:12 Some medical history
Aversion therapy from an Insight documentary of 1975
11'54"
9:26 Homework
2'11"
9:28 Book of the Week
Piano Forte, by Kirstine Moffat
Otago University Press
ISBN 978 1 877372 79 7
The Olveston piano - pianist Violet Capstick recalls her experiences of the early 1900s. Pt 1 26'29"
9:55 Robin's Return (Fisher)
Gil Dech 1931 CD EMI 560490 2 2'58"
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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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