The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 11 (March 1, 1929)
Contents
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Big Engines
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General Manager's Message — Our Administrative Methods
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Service First — General Manager Enunciates the Railway Problem
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A Great Event — First Electric Train on Christchurch-Lyttelton Line — Speeches Made On This Historic Occasion
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Prime Minister's Speech
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Mr. Coates's Speech
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Our London Letter
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Essay Competition — The Value to the Community of the N.Z. Government Railways
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Essay by J. Gunn, Std. V., Wataroa School, South Westland
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Essay by Gwen E. Morris, Class B, Papamoa Native School
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Essay by Margaret McKenna, Std. VI., Ohauiti School, Tauranga
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Essay by Leslie Gibb, Luggate School, Central Otago
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Urupukapuka Island, N. L. — The Deep-Sea Anglers' Rendezvous
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A Flood of Light — Electricity for Dunsandel Station and Yards
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The glory of Taranaki — Egmont the World's most Shapely Snow Peak
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When Children take the Train — Wonder and Romance
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Queenstown's Carnival — Gaiety On Beautiful Lake Wakatipu — by G. A. Herbert
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Service that Pleases
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Current Comments
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Modern Methods in Our Workshops — Electric Overhead Travelling Cranes — by S. B. Barltrop
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A Story and Its Moral
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Rail and Air Transport
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Random Recollections — by Ken Alexander
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The Tourist League Review
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Our Magazine
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Promotions Recorded During January
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Joke Wit And Humour
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Of Feminine Interest
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By Those Who Like Us
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Progress of the French Railways
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Variations In Traffic And Revenue — 1st April, 1928, to 2nd March, 1929—as compared with last year