Sounds Historical for Sunday 28 July 2013

8:09 Today in New Zealand History

Mother Church of Auckland - 28 July 1841 foundation stone of St Paul's Church laid. 4'00"

8:16 Song: Medley

Artist: Upper Clutha Pipe Band

Composer: N/A

Album N/A

Label: NZBS recording. 1'58"

8:20 Advertisement from the 1960s

Biscottes 0'59"

8:22 Homework

Who is said to have been the first to use the silver fern as an emblem for New Zealand? Sounds Historical, P.O.Box 329, Dunedin. history@radionz.co.nz

8:24 The A H Reed Story

The famous publisher, writer and walker tells his story at the age of 96 in conversation with Kevin Mills in Dunedin in 1973, two years before his death. Part Three 9'17"

8:35 Song: Why Do Fools Fall in Love

Artist: Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers

Composer: Merchant

Album: 1000 Original Hits 1956

Label: n/a 2'15"

8:38 Marine Millions

Recovering the gold from the Niagara which sank in 1940. Part Two.

17'00"

8:57 As I Remember

A Pony Tale by Brian Collins of Wellington.

9:05 As I Remember

Football by Noel Vickridge of Hamilton, read by Phil Smith. 5'09"

9:10 Song: On The Ball

Artist: Woolston Brass Band and Chorus

Composer: Secker

Album n/a

Label: n/a (78 rpm) 2'15"

9:14 Homework

Who is said to have been the first to use the silver fern as an emblem for New Zealand?

9:15 Song: Some Enchanted Evening

Artist: Ezio Pinza

Composer: Hammerstein

Album n/a

Label: n/a 3'00"

9:18 The Beehive Brigade

Austin Mitchell introduces a programme about the workings of Parliament. 13'34"

9:34 Song: Robin Hood

Artist: Dick James

Composer: Sigman

Album 1000 Original Hits 1956

Label: n/a 2'28"

9:37 Commemoration marking the 60th anniversary of the Korean War armistice

Thirty New Zealand veterans of the Korean War are back in Korea this weekend to mark the 60th anniversary of the armistice that brought an uneasy truce between North and South Korea and one that continues today. Andrew McRae reviews New Zealand's role in the war. 18'09"