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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 8, Issue 8 (December 1, 1933)

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Page
Among the Books 5152
A Hobby for the Young 37
A Romance of the ‘Forties 4546
Christmas Old and New 56
Dunedin—How it got its Name 24
Editorial—The Christmas Touch 3
Famous New Zealanders 1721
Famous New Zealand Trials 3236
Feathers 3839
General Manager's Message 4
Johnny in Doubt 5355
Notable New Zealand Scenic 47
New Zealand Verse 3031
Our London Letter 4143
Our Women's Section 5759
Rambles Round Otira 2829
The Caxton of New Zealand 23
The King of No Man's Land 2527
The Life of a Shoe 63
The Spirit of Do-cember 911
The Wisdom of the Maori 4950
Trainland 61
When No. 4 Went Picking Daisies 1315

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