Our Magazine Overseas.

Writing to the Editor, New Zealand Railways Magazine, Wellington, Elsie Noble Caldwell, 1645 South Van Ness Avenue, Los Angeles, California, expresses appreciation of the Magazine in the following terms:—

Two neighbours, one a retired Southern Pacific conductor, and the other an Oil Inspector for the Santa Fe, take turns at reading the New Zealand Railways Magazine each month, and often Earl Mc-Carty, Division Master at Winslow, Arizona, is in, and he takes it for a day or two. It comes back to me, and I clip an item here and there, then it goes to Ferdinand Perret, art dealer, who has made a hobby of geographical and historical research. He is an acknowledged authority on all countries of the world. He has an entire album now made up, chiefly from the Railways Magazine; augmented, to be sure, by other New Zealand publications which friends send to me from time to time, but the bulk of it is from files of your publication.

Mr. Perret's library is free to the public—that is, the working public—and motion picture people use it continually. So there are many besides myself, who appreciate your fine magazine.

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