The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 12 (April 1, 1929)
Contents
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Costless Courtesy p. 7
- [section] p. 7
- Garratt Grials
- General Manager's Message — A Good Period p. 10
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Pickings — Some Ramblings in Retrospect — by Ken Alexander p. 12
- A Sob for Summer p. 12
- The Old Lad
- The Flying Scotsman p. 14
- The Pie of Life p. 15
- Current Comments p. 17
- Our London Letter p. 18
- North New Zealand — “The Puriri Trees are Laughing with Joy” — by James Cowan p. 23
- A Boon to Farmers p. 25
- “The Manawatu” — A Story of Pioneer Railway Enterprise p. 27
- Otira Tunnel Traffic p. 31
- A Day at Otira — Christchurch Marist Brothers' School Excursion — by Masters Albert Mahony p. 34
- The “Talkies” in London p. 36
- Railway Attractions — Multiple-Trip and Family Concessions — Lunch Hampers, Pillows And Dust Coats p. 40
- More About Toyland — “Wanted—A Home” — by Olive Scandlyn p. 41
- Know Your Own Country — by Rodan Hathaway p. 42
- New Zealand — by William Pember Reeves
- Inauguration of the Australian Railways p. 44
- Labour-Saving Machinery — Modern Labour-Saving Devices p. 48
- To Simplify Railway Operating — Revision and Consolidation of Rules and Instructions — General Manager'S Decision p. 49
- Excess of Transport Facilities p. 51
- Safety at Level Crossings — Standardising Signs p. 52
- A Charming Picnic Resort — Excursion To Peel, Forest p. 53
- Wit and Humour p. 55
- Of Feminine Interest p. 57
- By Those Who Like Us p. 60
- Sheet-Metal Working — by R. W. Gilland p. 61
- Promotions Recorded During February p. 62
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Costless Courtesy p. 7