The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 5, Issue 6 (October 1, 1930)
Contents
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- [covers]
- [section] p. 1
- Contents p. 3
- [title page]
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- The Railway and Its Friends
- General Manager's Message — The Need for Economy
- “The Atlantic”
- Co-ordination of Rail and Road Services — Recommendation of Royal Commission p. 10
- World Affairs — by E. Vivian Hall p. 11
- Rolling Stock and Sundry Solecisms — by Ken. Alexander p. 14
- Our London Letter p. 17
- Joke Wit And Humour p. 21
- Let's Eat! p. 22
- Pictures of New Zealand Life — by Tangiwai p. 25
- By Those Who Like Us p. 28
- The Railways and Public Relations — Establishing Personal Contact with our Customers p. 29
- Impressions of Railway Travel in Australia p. 34
- Enchanted Waters — The Fountains in the Fern — by Tangiwai p. 37
- New Zealand Railways Magazine — Important Utility Enterprise p. 39
- History of the Canterbury Railways — How The Early Settlers Solved A Big Transport Problem p. 41
- The New Rail and Motor Route — Through Sunny Hawke's Bay And Bay Of Plenty p. 44
- Current Comments p. 47
- The Way We Go — Ins and Outs of Life — by Leo Fanning p. 49
- Our Women's Section — by Sheila G. Marshall p. 51
- Workers in the Garden-of-the-Gods — by H. Collett. p. 55
- Beautifying the Railways — Pretty Station Gardens in Otago — Cup Presented to Balclutha p. 57
- After Forty Years — Retirement of Mr. Gavin Wilson p. 59
- The History of the Milling Gutter — by H. E. Childs p. 61