The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 10 (May 1, 1929.)

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [section]
  • Contents
    • [section]
    • N.Z. Railways Magazine
  • [title page]
• • The Second Instalment
    • [section]
    • Tongariro National Park
      • [section]
      • Appreciation Of New Zealand And Its Railways
  • General Manager's Message
    • Electrification at Lyttelton
    • Traffic Fluctuations
    • Bus Operations
    • Operating Economies
  • Christchurch-Lyttelton Electrification
    • [section]
    • A National Event
  • Interesting Details
  • Along The Road — Some Sidelights on Sight-Seeing — by Ken Alexander
    • Democracy on Bogeys
    • Night Alarms
    • The World's Best Boil
    • Sight-seeing and Seat-sighing
  • A Farewell Function — Newmarket Shops Vacated — Change To Otahuhu
  • Our London Letter
  • Latest Signalling Developments
  • The Paris Metropolitan Railway
    • [section]
    • Capetown Suburban Lines Electrified
    • Building of Locomotives at Home
    • Combating the Road Carrier
  • New Zealand's First Commerce Train
  • Dominion Publicity in Australia — The Appeal of Milford Sound
  • Essay Competition — The Value to the Community of the N.Z. Government Railways — The Winning Essays in Groups C. & D. the March of Man
    • Essay by E. Walter Evans, Wellington College
      • [section]
      • The National Transport System
      • Holiday by Rail
      • The Links Unseen
      • Helping Ourselves
      • The True Value
    • Essay by T. O'Donnell, Marist Brothers’ College, Dominion Road, Tuakau
    • Essay by Allan Main, Standard IV., Oamaru South School.—Oamaru
  • William Murdock's Famous Locomotive
  • Essay by Mavis Green, Frankton School, Frankton
  • Accident Prevention
  • Progressive Publicity on the New Zealand Railways
  • The Magic of Water
  • Inauguration of the Australian Railways — The First State-Owned Railway in the Empire
  • South Australia
  • New South Wales
  • Gurrent Comments — Safety of British Trains
  • Transporting Fish
  • A Visiting Sportsman
  • Modern Methods in Our Workshops — Cleaning of Locomotive Parts (By S. B. Barltrop, Production Draughtsman, Hillside.)
  • The Romance of the Rail — by James Cowan
  • Pioneer Surveys Of Maori Country
  • New Zealand, Wonderland of the Pacific
  • Marvellous Scenery and Sport
  • Transport and Accommodation
  • French Electric Locomotives
  • By Those Who Like us
  • The New Garratt Locomotives — Powerful and Efficient Machines
  • World's Most Powerful Machines
  • Comparison With Other Types
  • Gresley Valve Gear
  • Grease Lubrication of Driving Axleboxes
  • Exhaust Steam Injector
  • Mechanically Operated Stoker
  • Nicholson's Thermic Syphons
  • Rocking Finger Grate
  • Steam Reversing Gear
  • Joke Wit And Humour — One More Question
  • Fifty Per Cent. Efficient
  • Smoking ‘Em Out
  • For Better Effect
  • Europe's “Ice Age.”
  • A Safety Catch
  • A Little Knowledge … !
  • Hard on the Birds
  • The Last Word
  • The Railway Picnic Season
  • Of Feminine Interest — Fashion Notes
  • When the Hair Seems Sticky
  • A Child's Suit
  • Practical Recipes. — Drop Cakes
  • Tomato Savoury Mould
  • Suggestions and Inventions
  • Good Work on the Railways
  • Public Trust Business

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