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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 4, Issue 1 (May 1, 1929)
Contents
Contents
| Page | |
| After Forty Years | 43 |
| Among the Books | 29–31 |
| A typical Suburban Train (photo) | 33 |
| A Winter Scene at Arthur's Pass (photo) | 25 |
| Catching Big Game Fish | 38–39 |
| Crossing Accidents in New Zealand | 49 |
| Current Comments | 47 |
| Editorial—Blends | 7–8 |
| Empire's Largest Locomotive | 37 |
| Franz Josef Glacier | 51–54 |
| General Manager's Message | 10–11 |
| Inauguration of the Australian Railways | 44–46 |
| Index | 5 |
| Ladies' Page | 59 |
| Little King Mihai of Roumania | 48 |
| Modern Methods in Our Workshops (photo) | 42 |
| Norwegian State Railways | 56 |
| Obituary—Late Mr. F. Moorhouse | 55 |
| Our London Letter | 16–19 |
| Production Engineering | 40–41 |
| Promotions Recorded During April | 60–61 |
| Steels and Steel Manufacture | 62 |
| Stephenson's Historic “Locomotion” | 9 |
| Suggestions and Inventions | 61 |
| Talking of Trains and Divers Affairs | 12–15 |
| The Dam at Mangahao (photo) | 32 |
| The Long Rib | 20–24 |
| The Manawatu | 26–28 |
| Twenty Years of Automatic Signalling | 34–36 |
| Upper Papa-o-Korito Falls (photo) | 6 |
| View of Franz Josef Glacier (photo) | 50 |
| Wit and Humour | 57 |
N.Z. Railways Magazine.
The Audit Office,
Wellington, N.Z., 8th April, 1929.
I hereby certify that, after investigation of the publisher's lists and other records, the average circulation of the New Zealand Railways Magazine for the 12 months ended May, 1928, is in excess of 20,000 copies per month during the whole of that period and that, during the months of February and March, 1929, the circulation has increased to over 22,500 copies.
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Controller and Auditor-General.
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“Where the waterfall gleams like a quick fall of stars …”—Thomas Moore
The picturesque Upper Papa-o-korito Falls—Waikare-moana—a 60ft. drop of foaming water.