The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 10, Issue 5 (August 1, 1935)
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Contents
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- Better Days
- Railway Progress in New Zealand — General Manager's Message — In Times of Difficulty
- Perfect new Plymouth — Where Mount Egmont Reigns In Beauty. — The World's Garden Town — by O. N. Gillespie
- Our London Letter — The Railways and the King's Jubilee — by Arthur L. Stead
- Famous New Zealanders — No. 29 — Samuel Butler, Canterbury Sheepfarmer And Great Satirical Writer — by Tangiwai
- The Helping Hand
- The Crossing of Copeland Pass and Graham's Saddle — by Thelma R. Kent.
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New Zealand Verse
- The River — by James G. Treadwell
- Under Way — by Frank Eden
- Retrospect — by C. W. Vennell
- The Spell — by Hazel Dunn
- New Zealand Journey — by Margaret Louisa Macpherson
- A Summer Residence for Bees. — How The N.Z. Railways Play Their Part In Pioneer Industries — by Ian D. Stevenson
- A New Zealand Duel. — A Story Of Early Akaroa
- Lucky Cows!
- On the Road to Anywhere — Palm Lilies And A Benedictine. “Sweet Evening” In Opononi. — Part IV — by Robin Hyde
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The Wisdom of the Maori — Railway Station Names, And Their Meanings — by Tohunga
- [subsection]
- North Auckland Names
- Okaihau:
- Kaikohe:
- Ngāpuhi:
- Rakautao
- Kāwiti:
- Opua:
- Taumārere:
- Kawakawa:
- Pokapu:
- Motatau:
- Taikirau:
- Maromaku:
- Tōwai:
- Akerama:
- Hūkerenui:
- Waiotū:
- Whakapara:
- Otonga:
- Waro:
- Hikurangi:
- Kauri:
- Ruatāngata:
- Kamo:
- Kioreroa:
- Mangapai:
- Tauraroa:
- Wai-o-tira:
- Waikiekie:
- Taipuha:
- Paparoa:
- Huarau:
- Maunga-tu-roto:
- One Limited Night — Entertainments — Part III — by R. M. Jenkins
- Leading Hotels — A Reliable Travellers' Guide
- Pictures of New Zealand Life — by Tangiwai
- Zoo-Logic! — by Ken. Alexander
- Variety In Brief
- Among The Books — A Literary Page or Two — by Shibli Bagarag
- Selector and Manager of the “All Blacks” — Mr. V. R. Meredith
- Our Women's Section — Timely Notes and Useful Hints — by Helen
- Perfect Bridge Hands
- Panorama of the Playground — Tennis—A German “Menace.” — by Old Sport
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