The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 6, Issue 5 (November 2, 1931)

Contents

• • [covers]
    • [section]
    • Track Noises Reduced — (From Our London Correspondent.)
  • Contents p. 4
    • [section] p. 4
    • Railways for Safety
  • [title page]
• • On The Mark
    • [section]
    • The Social Side of Railway Life p. 6
    • Railway Publicity Photographs — “Instructional and Educational.”
  • The “Sandusky”
  • General Manager's Message
    • Financial Results
    • Passenger Traffic
    • Transport Bill
  • World Affairs — Statecraft and Bread—Depression Spurs Politicians—Great Inventor Passes—Will Great Criminal Escape? — by E. Vivian Hall p. 9
    • Debts! Debts! Debts! p. 9
    • A Polite Parley
    • The Cat in the Bag
    • Mechanics and the Voice
    • Cyprus the Ancient p. 10
    • For Bigger Business
    • Justice on Trial
    • State Economic Drives
    • Can China Unite? p. 11
    • Struggle for Markets
  • Workshops Overhead Expenses — The Position Analysed — by E. T. Spidy p. 13
    • [section] p. 13
    • Addington Railway Workshops
  • Current Comments p. 17
    • Retired! p. 17
    • Railway Officials Oblige
    • Jobs Offered to 10,000 American Railroad Men
  • Wellington New Goods Shed — Inspection By Wellington Chamber Of Commerce
    • [section]
    • Modern Goods-handling Facilities p. 20
    • Businessmen's tribute to Department's Enterprise
    • A Tribute To The Magazine
  • Land of the Kauri — Scenes and Stories in the North Country — by Tangiwai
    • [section]
    • Heart of the Northland p. 26
    • Fortress-Hills and Battlefields
    • A Sanctuary Lake
    • The Kauris of Waipoua
    • The Nikau Grove
  • By Those Who Like Us p. 29
  • Railway Accounting in New Zealand — Finance And Accounts Branch Described p. 31
    • A Comprehensive Service p. 31
    • Details of Organisation p. 34
    • A Legend of Whales — by Ken Alexander
  • The Dream of a — “Water Baby” — Through the Engine-driver's University — by A. Oman Heany p. 38
    • [section] p. 38
    • Climbing Higher
    • Last Minute Orders p. 39
    • The Fiery Cabin
    • Giants in Mid-air
  • Pictures of New Zealand Life — by Tangiwai p. 41
    • The Old Adventurers p. 41
    • Good Hunting
    • The Lost Terraces p. 42
    • To Our Artists
    • “No Good to Our Bush.” p. 43
    • From a Grateful Parent
  • Our London Letter p. 45
    • [section] p. 45
    • Holiday-time in Britain
    • Prosperous Times Ahead
    • Electrification Developments
    • High-power Steam Locomotives in Britain
    • The Railways and the Road Carriers p. 48
  • Bogus Bogeys — by Ken Alexander p. 49
    • Knock-ons and Knock-outs p. 49
    • Bogey Boy
    • Laughter and After
    • A Run of Luck
    • Propositions and Prepositions
  • Wit and Humour p. 53
    • Editorial Sarcasm p. 53
    • Irish Railway Humour
    • Pussy's Outing
    • [section]
    • The Saving Clause
    • How's That?
  • The Driver — by George Gordon p. 54
    • [section] p. 54
    • The Fastest Train in the World
  • Practical Economy Suggestions p. 56
    • Conserving Supplies Of Oil And Coal p. 56
    • Automatic Signalling
  • Our Women's Section — by Sheila G. Marshall p. 59
    • Colours in Your Home p. 59
    • November fashions
    • Very Nourishing p. 62
    • A Delicious Gingerbread
    • Wedding Bells
    • Rough Hands Made Soft
  • Nature's Anachronism p. 63
    • The Silver Fish — by H. Collett p. 63
    • In The Old Days

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