The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 10, Issue 4 (July 1, 1935.)

Contents

• • [cover]
  • [section]
  • Contents
    • [subsection]
    • Obituary
      • Mr. A. T. Ennis
      • “Very Handsome Project.” — R.P.M. And The New Railway Station
  • [title page]
• • What They Like!
  • Railway Progress in New Zealand — General Manager's Message — The Day's Work
  • The Romance of the Red Funnel — The Proud Story of our — Mercantile Marine — by O. N. Gillespie
    • [subsection]
    • Lake Taupo — by Joyce West
  • Famous New Zealanders — No. 28 — Richard John Seddon, — New Zealand's Greatest Premier — by Tangiwai
    • [subsection]
    • Some Memories
    • King Dick and King Mahuta
    • Traits of Character
    • The Old West Coasters
    • The Call of Empire
    • A Historian's Estimate
    • Seddon's Legislation
    • Prosperous Days
    • The Premier's Family
    • A Maori Farewell
    • Week-Ending By Train Increasingly Popular
  • Our London Letter — World's Record Train Speed — by Arthur L. Stead
    • [subsection]
    • Streamlining Experiments
    • Air Conditioning Research
    • New Carriage Depot Facilities
    • Railway Centenaries
  • The Call of the Snow. — “Thousands Of Feet Above Worry Level.” — by Irvine R. Wilson
  • Railway Station Gardens. — Annual Competitions
  • The Tarawera Eruption — by H. Lundius
    • Destruction of Te Wairoa Village
      • Some Memories Of A Survivor
      • Escape from the House of Death
      • A Night in a Fowlhouse
      • Refugees for Rotorua
      • Mrs. Haszard Found
      • A Prayer, and a Guarantee
      • The Captive
      • The Tarawera Eruption. — (Continued from page 31)
      • Explosives, with Care
    • My Turn Of Luck — Art Union Results — Drawn At Wellington, May 28, 1935
    • Train Fever — by Oswald W. Wadham
  • Limited Night Entertainments — Part II — by Marryat Jenkins
  • New Zealand Verse
    • I Heard A Bell-Bird Sing — by Phyllis I. Young
    • Vale — by Elizabeth Mary Gurney
    • The Race — by Isabel M. Cluett
    • The Maids Of North And South — by John Barr
  • Somebody's Garden
  • Hallowed Ground. — The Old Military Cemeteries — by Arthur O'Halloran
  • Leading Hotels A Reliable Travelling Guide
  • Postal shopping
  • Pictures of New Zealand Life — by Tangiwai
    • With Camera and Brush
    • On the Bush Trail
    • Horses and Riders
  • Our Women'Section — Timely Notes and Useful Hints
    • [subsection]
    • Small Rooms
    • Hobbies
  • Lost Work Through Rheumatism
    • After 30 Years on the Railway. — How He Got Back to His Job
    • Health Notes
      • [subsubsection]
      • Chilblains
    • Home Notes. — Some Methods of Removing Stains
    • Recipes
      • Party Savouries. — Olive and Cheese Savoury
      • Cheese Dreams
      • Cheese Fingers
      • Creamed Sardines
  • The Battlefields of Sport. — A Duel And The Derby — by Quentin Pope
  • Among the Books — by Shibli Bagarag
    • A Literary Page or Two
    • Reviews
    • Shibli Listens In
  • Faulty Fathers — by Ken Alexander
    • Mum's the Word
    • Dads or “Duds.”
    • What (and why) is a Father?
    • The Sons of the Fathers
    • Don'ts for Daddies
    • Fathers' Help (?)
  • The Wisdom of the Maori — by Tohunga
    • The Taming Process
    • The Missionary's Gun
    • Pets, Little and Big
  • Variety In Brief
  • Wit And Himour
    • He Forgot to Duck
    • Just What the Doctor Ordered
    • Domestic Assets Pooled
    • On Cows?
    • He Got the Job
    • Overheard on the Grandstand
    • Cleaver Expert
    • Equine Sagacity
    • For Husbands Only
    • Comic Economies
    • Boys of the Old Brigade
    • The Reason Why
    • Safety First

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Title: The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 10, Issue 4 (July 1, 1935.)

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