The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 1, Issue 8 (January 15, 1927)
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Contents
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- The Board'S Message — Rolling Stock Policy
- Through Central Otago with No. 333 — by A. H. Messenger
- A Model Locomotive
- Moving Heavy Loads
- Suggestions And Inventions — The Committee at Work in the Railway Nursery for Bright Ideas
- Biographical
- Training—A Co-operative Aspect — by A. S. Henderson
- Floods In The Grey River — Blackball Bridge Again Suffers, but is Speedily Repaired
- Copy of Telegrams — by James Irvine
- The Meaning of “Candle Power” — How to Make a Simple Photometer
- The Virility of the Dominions
- Forty Years Ago — The Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company — by N. Blake
- Current Comments — A Novel Railway
- Railway Buses. Hastings-Napier. — First To Operate In New Zealand
- Habitation of the Glow-Worms—Waitomo Caves — by E. J. Barrett
- Building Up New Traffic
- Wit And Humour
- Workshop Improvements — Moving Along With The Times
- Production Engineering — Part VIII. — Getting Together — by E. T. Spidy
- Modern Shunting Methods — Part VII.—Gravity Shunting Yards — by S. E. Fay
- The Romance of Coal — by Carboniferous
- Level Crossing Safety Campaign
- Automatic Signalling — Keep the Trains Moving—(concluded) — by W. H. H. Grapes
- By Those Who Like Us
- Safety First
- New Methods At Petone
- Wellington District Notes — (contributed)
- Auckland District Notes
- Canterbury District Notes
- Promotions Recorded During November
- Variations In Traffic And Revenue — as compared with last year—1st April to 11th December, 1926
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