The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 12, Issue 8 (November 1, 1937)
Contents
Contents
Page | |
Among the Books | 47–48 |
Editorial—The Appeal of New Zealand | 7 |
Escape to Beauty and Old Adventure | 25–27 |
Forgotten River and the Olivine Ice Plateau | 15–16 |
General Manager's Message | 8 |
Golden Bay | 49–51 |
Gold Mining in Central Otago | 37–42 |
Hobbies for Hubbies | 52–53 |
Kawhia by the Sea | 21–24 |
Mangonui | 35–36 |
New Zealand's Latest Locomotive | 57 |
New Zealand Verse | 41 |
Ngawha Hot Springs | 43–45 |
On Secret Service | 17–19 |
Our London Letter | 29–31 |
Our Women's Section | 58–60 |
Panorama of the Playground | 63–64 |
The Glory of Gardens | 9–13 |
Variety in Brief | 62 |
Wanaka | 32–33 |
Wellington By Night | 56 |
Wit and Humour | 61 |
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Four attractive and well-tended station gardens which have won high praise from train travellers in the South Island. From top (left): Leeston, Belfast, Kaiapoi and Heathcote.
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