The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 8, Issue 9 (January 1, 1934)

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [section] p. 1
  • Contents p. 3
    • [section] p. 3
    • Cleaner Travelling
  • [title page]
• • New Beginnings
  • The Dear Old Jokes — by Leo. Fanning p. 6
  • Railway Progress in New Zealand — General Manager's Message
  • Janueros — by Ken Alexander p. 9
    • The House that Jake Built p. 9
    • Home Sweet Home and Home Sweat Home
    • The Rock of Sages
    • To-morrow will be Try-day
    • To-morrow's the Day
    • Promissory Notes p. 11
    • For Husbands
    • For Wives
    • Little Willie
    • The Flapper
    • All of Us
  • TheAdvent Of The “K” — by G. King p. 13
    • [section] p. 13
    • The Austrian Railways p. 14
  • Golden Naseby — A Vision Of The Past — by K. McLatchie p. 15
  • Our London Letter — by Arthur L. Stead p. 17
    • [section] p. 17
    • Some Famous British Locomotives
      • [section]
      • Modern Locomotive Efficiency
      • Electric Locomotive Development
      • Mitropa's “Rolling Hotels.”
      • Modern Signalling in Britain p. 19
  • New Zealand Verse p. 21
    • Coming Through the Bush at Twilight — by L. R. Hill p. 21
    • “Puffing Billy.”
    • To the Maori Language — by Una Currie p. 22
    • Down Beside the Rolling Tide — by C. A. Newson
    • The Men of the Public Works — by W. T. Tolley
  • Hongkong — A Traveller's Impressions — by O. M. Shakespeare p. 23
    • [section] p. 23
    • Norway's Scenic Railways p. 24
  • Famous New Zealanders — No. 10 — J. E. Fitzgerald — Pioneer, Statesman, Writer, Orator — by Tangiwai p. 25
    • [section] p. 25
    • Fitzgerald and the Canterbury Settlement
    • The Song of the “Charlotte Jane.” p. 26
    • Life in the New Land
    • Fitzgerald in Politics
    • Champion of the Maoris
    • A Memorable Speech p. 27
    • In Weld's Ministry
    • A Tribute to the Brave p. 29
  • Gold-Rush Days — The Gay Life of Seventy Years Ago — by H. Angus p. 31
  • Famous New Zealand Trials — The Trial Of Simon Cedeno — by C. A. L. Treadwell p. 34
  • The Opening of the King Country to Railway Traffic — by L. G. Kelly p. 39
    • [section] p. 39
    • Ensuring Safety
  • A Girl Driving — by Will Lawson p. 41
    • [section] p. 41
    • Most Serviceable Timber
  • Variety in Brief p. 44
  • Pictures of New Zealand Life — by Tangiwai p. 45
    • The Uses of Raupo p. 45
    • The Mountain Bush
    • Woods of the Wharau
    • War Banners p. 46
    • Te Kooti's Great Flag
    • Lake Horowhenua's Islets
  • Ships That Pass — by H. Angus p. 47
    • [section] p. 47
    • An Appreciation
  • Among The Books — A Literary Page or Two — by Shibli Bagarag p. 49
    • [section] p. 49
    • Reviews p. 50
    • They Came Through Smiling
  • Will Lawson — Our Trans-Tasman Writer — by Tom L. Mills p. 51
    • [section] p. 51
    • An Appreciation p. 53
    • Pioneer Railways
  • The Wisdom of the Maori — by Tohunga p. 54
    • [section] p. 54
    • Wise Man of the Arawa
    • The Ariki-Tapairu p. 55
    • The Meaning of “Monowai.”
  • Our Women's Section — Timely Notes and Useful Hints — by Helen
    • Warm Weather Wear
    • This Sun-Bathing
    • The Child And Summertime p. 58
    • First Aid For The Camper
    • Home Notes. — The Popular Salad
  • Trainland — Skipper'S—New Zealand's Thriller p. 61
    • [section] p. 61
    • The Lucky Dog!
    • £200,000 Hidden in His Tent
    • The Lake That Breathes
    • Who Likes Strawberries?
  • To the Top of Penang Hill — A Notable Railway — by Cuthbert Allison p. 62
    • [section] p. 62
    • An Appreciation

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