The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 1 (May 1, 1932.)
Electric Traction
Electric Traction.
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In The Snow-Capped Mountains Of Switzerland.
Basle-Milan through Express, St. Gothard Railway.
It will be appreciated that in a brief article of this description only outlines can be given, but sufficient has been said to indicate upon broad lines the functions of the Signal and Electrical Branch and its place in the operation of a modern railway system.
Electrical facilities will, in the future, be made use of even more than at present, and for many purposes not contemplated at the present time. The Management's appreciation of the value of electrical development, as indicated in the foregoing brief summary, would indicate that the New Zealand Government Railways will not be behind in taking fullest advantage of any increased facilities offered by new developments in the application of electricity in the future.