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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 2, Issue 6 (October 1, 1927)

Monetary Awards

Monetary Awards.

Bright, B., Fitter (T. C.), East Town.—Awarded £3 for suggested method of removing “Bb” engine cabs.

Devlin, W. H., Fitter, Hillside.—Awarded £2 for suggested alteration to handles of boiler mountings on locomotives.

Dickson, D., Leading Fitter, Addington.—Awarded £5 for suggestion re oil reservoirs on windmills.

Hanrahan, E., Leading Fitter, Addington.—Awarded £5 for suggestion re Westinghouse emergency brakes on carriages.

Henry, W. T., Boilermaker, Petone.—Awarded final bonus of £40 for suggested tool for making spacing block and binding hoops out of one piece of steel.

Lake, G. W., Casual Carpenter, Petone.—Awarded £2 for suggested angle iron supports for top decks of “J” wagons.

In 1867 Canada had 2,278 miles of railway. To-day she has 40,352-the largest per capita railway mileage of any country in the world.

Progress on the Otago Central. Express leaving Ranfurly for Cromwell, 1927., Ranfurly under snow, 1908.

Progress on the Otago Central.
Express leaving Ranfurly for Cromwell, 1927., Ranfurly under snow, 1908.