The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 1, Issue 1 (May 1st, 1926)
Rewards
Rewards.
Frost, C. A. C., porter, Christchurch passenger staff.—£10. Lamp for use in horse boxes.
Hern, W. P., assistant workshop foreman, Addington.—£2. Sealing tool boxes and securing same in position on locomotives.
Jackson, F., fitter, Napier.—£5. Improved draw-gear between engine and tender.
Johnston, J. R., fitter, Linwood.—£5. Alteration to trailing bogie spring bearers.
McGorman, T., boiler-maker, Newmarket.—£5. Suggested method of tapping expansion stay-holes.
Robertson, W., Shift engineer, Otira.—£5. Suggested alteration to end covers of rotary transformers at Otira.
Robertson, W., shift engineer, Otira.—£10. Improved means of lifting electric locomotives.
Rasmussen, A., boilermaker, East Town.—£25. Improved tool for driving and screwing boiler stays and other analogous operations.
Robinson, S., holder-up, Christchurch.—£10 (preliminary award). Improved design for brick arches for “Ab” locomotives.
Smith, E. W., leading lifter, Petone.—£2. Improved draw-bar nut for railway rolling-stock.
Wardle, L. A., fitter, East Town.—£2. Spring for locks of sliding doors of bogie brake-vans.
Wilson, W., fitter, Dargaville.—£5. Improved automatic coupling-buffer and draw-bar.
page 45When the Head Office Goes on Holiday
1. How not to grow old.
2. Committee—All Sports.
3. Board Secretary lays on the wood.
4. Final 100 yards—Kerrisk (M.) I; Mitchell (H.O.) 2.
5. Transportation Champions—A K. Harris & H. Buxton
6. All the Winners—Miss Laming as Lady Bountiful.