The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 5, Issue 1 (May 1, 1930)

Contents

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  • New Zealand Railways Magazine. — The Audit Office, — Wellington, N.Z 10th March, 1930
  • [title page]
• • Terminal Transport
    • [section]
    • Distinguished Visitors — Praise New Zealand Railways and Staff
    • Good Service Appreciated
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    • Bound Copies of the Magazine
    • Railway Problems Discussed by General Manager
  • The “Experiment”
  • General Manager's Message — Our Express Train Services
  • The “Rotorua Limited” — Fast “Limited” Service Instituted Between Auckland and Rotorua
    • Two New Luxurious Trains
      • [section]
      • Fewer Stops on Journey
      • The Classic Train of the Dominion
    • Description of Trains
      • [section]
      • Seating Accommodation
      • Sheathed with Enamel Plates
    • “A Social Atmosphere.”
  • Mutton Birds and Other Oddities — by Ken Alexander
    • Anglo-Saxophonionisms
    • [section]
    • Thermal Therapeutics
    • Tinted Tubs
    • Pioneer of the Rag-wash Movement
    • The Railway Nights
  • Our London Letter
    • [section]
    • Modern Railway Publicity
      • [section]
      • Railway-owned Hotels
      • New Features in Locomotive Design
      • The Development of Railway-owned Road Services
      • Amalgamation of Underground Railway Undertakings
      • Electrification Progress in Switzerland
      • Italy's New Royal Train
  • World Affairs — by E.Vivian Hall
    • Treaty with safety valve
    • Europe holds the Throttle
    • Candid Prime Minister
    • Britain and the Bath
    • How Barter Breaks Down
    • Civilisation's Frontiersmen
    • Fashion's New Victim
    • Soil v. Synthetics
  • By Rail to the Geyser Country — The Hot Springs and lakes of the Rotorua Thermal Region
    • [section]
    • The Way to Wonderland
    • First Glimpses of Lakeland
    • In Geyserland's Capital
  • Two Holidays — by Rodan Hathaway
  • “Canadian Pacific” Enterprise — New Monster Locomotive to Develop 1,350lbs. Pressure
  • Industrial Psychology — Relation Between Organisation and Output — by W. S. Dale
    • Method in production
      • [section]
      • The Timing of Operations
      • Analysing and Planning the Work
      • The Use and value of Graphs
      • The Place of the Schedule in the Modern Workshop
      • The Function of the Stores Department
    • A Correction
  • Pictures of New Zealand Life — Those Little Place Names — by Tangiwai
    • [section]
    • Not Dead Yet
    • A Tale of Taumarunui
  • It's certainly made me feel fit …
    • [section]
    • [section]
    • [section]
    • “Too Too Kah Kah!”
  • The History of the Christchurch-Lyttelton Railway — How the Early Settlers Solved a Big Transport Problem
    • Perseverance in the Face of Great Difficulties
      • [section]
      • The Canterbury Association
      • Arrival of the First Settlers
      • Decisions of the Provincial Council
      • The Commission's Recommendation
      • Proposal for Tramway over the Hill
    • Interesting Comparisons — British and New Zealand Railways
  • The Way We Go Ins and Outs of Life — by Leo Fanning
  • Among the Fascinating Maoris — Two Famous Villages — by A. D. McKinlay
    • Whakarewarewa and Ohinemutu
      • [section]
      • Home of Maori Arts and Crafts
      • Hive of Industry
      • Penny for the Haka
    • Whakarewarewa. — Erection of Model Village Proposed
      • [section]
      • Geysers at Play
      • A Famous Guide
  • Our Women's Section — by Sheila G. Marshall
    • The Coward
    • Old Times Dances
  • Recipe for Walnut Filling
    • [section]
    • A Window Cleaner
  • Ramblings by Rail

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