Sounds Historical for Sunday 5 May 2013
8:10 Today in New Zealand History
James Busby arrives at the Bay of Islands on 5 May 1833, 180 years ago.
4'35"
8:18 Artist: Daphne Walker, Johnny Bradford and his Rhythm
Song: Vaya Con Dios
Comp: Not stated
Album: 008
Label: Zodiac
Dur: 2'56"
8:21 Homework - mystery voices
0'21"
8:24 Politician Parekura Horomia died last weekend
Parekura beame a Labour MP in 1999 and in 2000 when Dover Samuels was forced to step down as Minister of Māori Affairs after criminal allegations were made against him, Horomia was appointed in his place. Although Samuels was cleared, it was decided that Horomia would retain the Māori Affairs portfolio. From that time, here's the Checkpoint coverage of the appointment of Horomia to the ministerial post.
7'09"
8:33 Artist: Four and One More
Song: Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes
Comp: Not stated
Album: 008
Label: Zodiac
Dur: 2'42"
8:38 As I Remember
Anzac Day at Norfolk Island in 1986 by Patricia Ridding of Masterton.
Artist: Band of the Royal Regiment of New Zealand Artillery
Song: Now is the Hour
Comp: Not stated
Album: 1286
Label: Manu
Dur: 3'10"
8'16"
8:48 Broadcaster and singer Tui Uru died last week
She was the first Maori to appear as an announcer on television on CHTV3 Christchurch. Here she recalls something of her career and sings two songs.
10'46"
9:07 As I Remember
Working for the Public Service almost a hundred years ago - the memories of Clem Goddard read by Colin Feslier
Part 2
7'52"
9:16 Artist: John Parkin (piano)
Song: Annie Get Your Gun Medley
Comp: Berlin
Album: 6067
Label: HMV
Dur: 5'17"
9:24 Homework - mystery voices
0'21"
9:26 The Story of Education in Southland 1856 to 1956 by Elsie Nelson
10'16"
9:40 Artist: Spike Jones and his City Slickers
Song: Dance of the Hours
Comp: Ponchielli
Album: 367814
Label: RCA
Dur: 3'14"
9:44 Book of the Week: What Ship, Lieutenant Harry Pennell's Antarctic Legacy
The author discusses the return of the ship bearing news of the Scott expedition to Oamaru in an interview at the site at Oamaru Harbour.
15'32"