The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 10, Issue 6 (September 2, 1935)

Contents

• • [cover]
  • Leading New Zealand Newspapers
  • postal shopping
  • Contents
  • [title page]
• • New Zealand Stories
  • Railway Progress in New Zealand — General Manager's Message — The Silver Jubilee Gift
  • In “Show Day” New Zealand. — Our Splendid Development of the A. & P. Association Movement. — The Display Windows of a Hundred Districts — by O. N. Gillespie
  • Famous New Zealanders
    • Famous New Zealanders — No. 30 — Sir Julius Von Haast: — Our Great Pioneer of Geological Exploration — and Scientific Education — by Tangiwai
      • [subsubsection]
      • Early Life in Europe
      • Arrival in New Zealand
      • With Hochstetter Through the North Island
      • Exploring South Nelson and the West Coast
      • Grey River Coal and a Prophecy
      • Finding of Famous Coalbrookdale
    • A Mountain Picture
      • [subsubsection]
      • Geologist for Canterbury
    • The Grave at Mesopotamia
    • In the Aorangi Region
    • Discovery of the Haast Pass
    • The Wild Way to the Coast
    • The Land of Glaciers and Gold
  • Our London Letter — by Arthur L. Stead
    • The Railways and Holiday Travel. — The Booking Office at King's Cross Station, London
    • Features of New British Trains
    • Inclusive Holiday Tickets
    • Novel Mechanical Contrivances
    • Railway-operated Air Services
    • Improved Facilities at Railway Docks
    • The World's First Railway “Talkie.”
  • Leading Hotels A reliable Travellers' Guide
  • Pictures of New Zealand — by Tangiwai
    • The Old Farm Ways
    • The Contrast
    • Our “Atmosphere.”
    • A Backblocks Recipe
  • New Zealand References — Many Famous Writers — Allusions and Tales — by D. G. Dyne
  • New Zealand Verse
    • New Zealand Verse — Wellington Harbour New Zealand — by O. N. Gillespie
    • Fear — by Elizabeth Mary Gurney
    • Night and Quiet
    • The Bell Bird — by D. McLarin
  • New Zealand Journey — by Margaret Macpherson
  • Marauder — Mackenzie — by C. H. Fortune
  • The Wisdom of the Maori — by Tohunga
    • North Auckland Railway Station Names
    • Stations South of Auckland
  • The Limited Night Entertainments — Part IV — by Marryat Jenkins
  • Famous New Zealanders
    • [subsection]
    • The Glenmark Treasure
    • “The Little Stonebreaker.”
  • Wit and Humour
    • True
    • Understood
    • Ready for the Offensive
    • Shadow of Calamity
    • A Tense Moment
    • Disappointing
    • Sandy Figures it Out
    • Compensation
    • Self Deception
    • Not to be Touched
    • Mystery Story
    • The Question Solved
    • How Did He Duet?
    • More to His Liking
  • New Era in Railway Transport
    • Modern Rail-Cars Ordered
      • [subsubsection]
      • Developing an Idea
      • A Successful Experiment
      • Important Transport Development
    • Fast, Frequent, Comfortable Services
    • Wellington-Upper Hutt
    • Present Handicaps
    • Meeting the Public Requirements
    • Other Benefits
    • Rail-Car Goods Services
    • Important Economy Factor
    • Wellington-New Plymouth Night Service
    • Public Support Essential
    • Rail-Cars in Other Countries
    • What of the Future?
    • The Rail-cars Described
  • Among the Books — (By “Shibli Bagarag.”) — A Literary Page or Two
  • Reviews. “Without Reserve.”
  • “Shibli” Listens In
  • Our Women's Section
    • Growing up. Development of Dorothea — by Helen
    • Noticed Here and There
    • A Quickly Knitted Bed-Jacket
    • Home Notes
      • Ways With Fish
      • Baked Stuffed Cod
      • Kedgeree
      • Flounder or Sole
      • Tinned Foods
  • Things Worth While — by Ken Alexander
    • [subsection]
    • The Language of Laughter
    • “I Remember.”
    • The Kick of Spring
  • Panorama of the Playground — by Old Sport
    • Savidan—The Cross Country Empire Runner
    • Lovelock and the Mile
  • A Great New Zealand Novel…. — “The Little Country.” — By John Guthrie — A Book in which We Discover Ourselves — by O. N. Gillespie
  • Variety in Brief
  • His Back was Full of Aches — Work was Becoming Unbearable. — Now Thanks Kruschen for “Good Health and Daily Bread.”

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