The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 3 (July 2, 1928)
Contents
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- [covers]
- Contents p. 3
- [title page] p. 4
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- Confidence
- The Personal Element in Staff Administration p. 6
- New Ideas in Management — General Manager Confers with Officers at Wellington — Prime Minister Attends p. 8
- When Benton Shunted the Mail — (Depicting one of the many amusing incidents in the life of a Railway servant. For obvious reasons, the identities of the characters are withheld. All names are entirely fictitious — by Geo. P. Bezar. p. 10
- The Parrot Competition — Answers Grave and Gay p. 13
- Production Engineering — Part XXII — by E. T. Spidy p. 14
- Current Comments p. 17
- London Letter — (From Our Own Correspondent) — Steel Coaches and Corridor Tenders p. 18
- Two Men and a Maid — by Leo Fanning p. 22
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New Rail Motor — Tower Wagon for Otira — Superstructure Constructed Locally p. 26
- [section] p. 26
- Superstructure
- Speeds and Brakes
- Without Advertising p. 27
- Support the Railways
- Popular Innovation — Night Expresses in South Island — The First Trains p. 28
- “Securing Confidence of the Public” — Keynote of Present Railway Administration p. 32
- Theory of Combustion — (Continued) — by W. C. Bishop p. 34
- Travelling By Stage Coach — by Switch-Back p. 36
- The Romance of the Rail — A Descriptive and Historical Story of the North Island Main Trunk Railway — by James Cowan p. 38
- The Evolution of the Locomotive — by J. McDonald p. 42
- New Zealand Literature — by Winton Keay p. 44
- Co-Operation — by A. E. P. Walworth p. 45
- On the West Coast — New Engine Depot at Elmer Lane — Officially Opened p. 46
- By Those Who Like Us — The Night Express Service p. 49
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New Social Hall at Hillside Workshops — The Official Opening p. 50
- [section] p. 50
- The Building
- Safety First p. 52
- Of Feminine Interest p. 53
- Joke Wit and Humour p. 55
- Notes of the Month p. 56
- Tarpaulins — by W. F. G. Pullin p. 58
- Burning New Zealand Coal on the Railways — by A. McKay p. 61
- Mountain Railways p. 62
- Promotions Recorded During June p. 63