The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 14, Issue 3 (June 1, 1939)

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A Circus Special	43
A Rare New Zealand Bird	47
About a New Zealand Battlefield	23–24
Among the Books	45–46
Buy New Zealand Goods	9–13
Capture of the brig “Haweis”	38–40
Editorial–Contrasts	7
Everybody's Wooing It	50–51
Exihibition Inhibitions	34–35
From Mine to Health	15–49
General Manager's Message	8
New Zealand Anthem	20–21
New Zealand Verse	37
Our London Letter	25–27
Our Women's Section	57–59
Panorama of the Playground	63–64
Picture from Lakeland	54–55
The Motorist Sits Back	29–31
The Mountain comes to Mahomet	60–61
Those Naked Hills	17–19
“Unclimbed New Zealand”	41
Wit and Humour	62

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