The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 13, Issue 10 (January 2, 1939)
Contents
Contents
Page | |
A Tapu Isle of Birds | 17–44 |
Among the Books 45–47 | |
Dream Places | 14–15 |
Editroial — Develop all New Zealand | 7 |
Excursions Into Beauty | 30–31 |
General Manager's Message | 8 |
He's Tellin’ Us | 52–53 |
Lost to Te Reinga | 34–36 |
Lyttelton—The Gateway to Canterbury | 37–39 |
New Zealand—Nursery of the Thoroughbred Horse | 9–56 |
New Zealand Verse | 25 |
Our London Letter | 22–23 |
Our Women's Section | 57–59 |
Panorama of the Playground | 61–62 |
The English Scene | 41–43 |
The Magic Island | 49–51 |
The Vigorous Enderbys | 26–29 |
Wit and Humour | 63 |
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(Photo., Thelma R. Kent.)
Looking across the heavily-wooded slopes to Mt. Christina, Eglinton Valley, South Island.