The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 11, Issue 1 (April 1, 1936.)

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Among the Books	61–62
Editorial—Railways and
National Development	7
Famous New Zealanders	23–29
General Manager's Message	8
Gisborne's Glowing Future	9–15
Limited Night Entertainments	52–55
New Zealand Verse	41
On the Road to Anywhere	32–35
Our London Letter	38–39
Our Women's Section	58–60
Panorama of the Playground	49–51
Pictures of N.Z. Life	31
Shots at Shopping	42–43
The Express Guard	23–24
The Old Gun-Brig	17–21
The People of Pudding Hill	46–47
The “Red Terror”	57
The Wisdom of the Maori	37
Variety in Brief	63
Wit and Humour	64

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