The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 12 (April 1, 1929)

Contents

• • [covers]
  • Contents
    • [section]
    • N.Z. Railways Magazine
  • [title page]
• • Costless Courtesy
    • [section]
    • Garratt Grials
  • General Manager's Message — A Good Period
    • [section]
    • Passenger Traffic
    • Goods and Livestock
  • Pickings — Some Ramblings in Retrospect — by Ken Alexander
    • A Sob for Summer
    • The Old Lad
    • The Flying Scotsman
    • The Pie of Life
  • Current Comments
    • The Sport of Kings
    • Air Transport
    • Long Non-Stop Runs
    • Safety of Rail Travel
  • Our London Letter
    • [section]
    • Road and Rail Transport Co-ordination
    • New Passenger Station at Milan
    • The New Piccadilly Circus Station
    • A Spectacular Journey
    • Proposed Channel Tunnel
    • An Interesting Type of Van
  • North New Zealand — “The Puriri Trees are Laughing with Joy” — by James Cowan
  • A Boon to Farmers
  • “The Manawatu” — A Story of Pioneer Railway Enterprise
  • Otira Tunnel Traffic
  • A Day at Otira — Christchurch Marist Brothers' School Excursion — by Masters Albert Mahony
  • The “Talkies” in London
    • An Amusing Description
    • Improved Railway Facilities
  • Railway Attractions — Multiple-Trip and Family Concessions — Lunch Hampers, Pillows And Dust Coats
  • More About Toyland — “Wanted—A Home” — by Olive Scandlyn
  • Know Your Own Country — by Rodan Hathaway
  • New Zealand — by William Pember Reeves
  • Inauguration of the Australian Railways
    • [section]
    • Change of Engineers
    • Across the Blue Mountains to Bathurst
    • The Gauge Question
    • Ten Years of Progress
  • Labour-Saving Machinery — Modern Labour-Saving Devices
  • To Simplify Railway Operating — Revision and Consolidation of Rules and Instructions — General Manager'S Decision
  • Excess of Transport Facilities
  • Safety at Level Crossings — Standardising Signs
  • A Charming Picnic Resort — Excursion To Peel, Forest
    • A Delightful Outing
    • To a Locomotive
  • Wit and Humour
    • A Woman's Generosity
    • Traffic Control
    • Under Surveillance
    • Stupid Things
    • A Tongue Twister
    • The Lure Of Gold
  • Of Feminine Interest
    • Autumn Ensemble
    • General Hints
    • Egg Jelly
    • Gingerbread Shortcake
    • Tomato Soup to Keep
  • By Those Who Like Us
  • Sheet-Metal Working — by R. W. Gilland
  • Promotions Recorded During February
    • Traffic and Stores Branches
      • Clerks
      • Shunter to Guard
      • Porters to Shunters
      • Storeman to Leading Storeman
      • Labourers and Acting-Storemen to Storemen
    • Locomotive Branch
    • Maintenance Branch. — Gangers to Inspectors of Permanent Way
    • Carelessness
    • At Safety Committee Meetings

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