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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 6, Issue 5 (November 2, 1931)
Modern Goods-handling Facilities
page 20
Modern Goods-handling Facilities.
The operations of both outward and inward goods were now conducted under one roof. The shed was designed to enable handling to be done with the greatest despatch and saving of labour. They had automatic weighing machines overhead and run-about cranes, and ample platform, vehicle, and train-operating space. With the development of motor transport it
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Schierning, Acting Goods Agent, who arranged to show the party all the details of the operations.
“We stand for service—service of the highest quality.”—Mr. H. H. Sterling.
The General Manager of Railways, Mr. H. H. Sterling, addressing members of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce at the official inspection of the new goods shed.