The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 1 (May 1, 1932.)

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [section]
  • Contents
    • [section]
    • Department's Services Appreciated
  • [title page]
• • What the Railways do for the Public
    • [section]
    • Southern Branch Lines — Official Statement by the Government Railways Board
    • Bound Copies of the Magazine
  • “The Mercury”
  • General manager's message
    • A Better Outlook
    • Back To The Rail
  • Signals and Safety — Electricity And Efficiency. Operations Of The Signal And Electrical Branch, N.Z.R — by G. W. Wyles
    • [section]
    • Control and Organisation
  • Signal and Electrical Branch, New Zealand Railways
    • [section]
    • Signalling and Interlocking
    • Communications
    • Electrical
    • Electric Traction
  • Current Comments
    • In the Right Spirit
    • A Difficult Situation
    • A Railway Bargain
  • The Wairarapa — Valley of the Shining Lake, its Railway and its Landscapes — by Tangiwai
    • [section]
    • The Big Estates
    • Pioneer Names
    • Forest Destruction
    • Along the Line
    • Lake and Ranges
    • Towns of the Plain
    • Masterton, and Northward
  • Our London Letter
    • [section]
    • European Passenger Time-tables
    • New Engines for International Trains
    • New Electric Locomotives on the Spanish Railways
    • Electrification in Sweden and Switzerland
  • The Brains Behind the Brocade — Life of a Stationmaster — by A. Oman Heany
    • [section]
    • Early Days
    • Threads of Control
    • A Sherlock Holmes
  • By Those Who Like Us
  • Pictures of New Zealand Life — by Tangiwai
    • Spooks
    • The Importing Curse
    • The Camper-out
    • “Kai-Paipa.”
    • “When as in Flax my Julia Goes.”
    • Old “Kitty-Maria.”
  • History of the Canterbury Railways
    • [section]
    • Financial Difficulties Of The Provincial Government
      • [section]
      • Communication with the West Coast
      • The South Line Opened for Traffic
      • The Rakaia Bridge
      • Particulars of Mr. Dobson's Plan
  • Scattered Bits of Paradise
  • The Tendency in Locomotive Design — Wheel Arrangement in Relation to Modern Development — by S. Fahey
    • [section]
    • Country of Origin
    • Success in United States
    • The Local Units
  • The Hiley Cup — Keen Annual Competition
    • [section]
    • Russian Railway News
  • At Morrinsville Station — Traffic Handled in One Year
  • World Affairs — by E. Vivian Hall
    • [section]
    • Trade-Strangling Debt
    • Mr. Smith's Coupons
    • Some Delicate Surgery
    • Federal-State Clash
    • Tranquil Workers
    • Honour of Thieves
    • Forged Millions
    • The Russian Sphinx
    • Clouds Nearer Home
    • Europe's Fault
    • The Heart of Democracy
  • The Spirit of The Age — by Ken Alexander
    • The Core of the Corpuscle
    • Wait for Age
    • Adam's Evesdropper
    • New Zealand in Short
    • Public Relations
  • Joke Wit And Humour
    • Just Before the Battle
    • Eloquence at a Banquet
    • Light Refreshment
    • Along the Wayside
    • Schoolboy Howlers
    • Television
    • O, Yes
  • Our Women's Section — by Sheila G. Marshall
    • A Talk On The “Talkies.”
    • Poise
    • Autumn Song
    • Very Nourishing
    • Autumn Orchard
  • The Ant-Lion — The “Hideous”—the “Beautiful.” — by H. Collett
  • The World's Railways — Current Developments. — (From Our Special London Correspondent.)
    • Experiments with Pneumatic Tyres
    • Bermuda's First Railway
    • Train Ferries in Europe
    • Watering Engines en route
  • Impressions of Lake Tekapo — by N. P. King
    • [section]
    • Meal-Time Musings. — “The Elastic Limit.” — by J. Mcdonald

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