The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 11, Issue 9 (December 1, 1936)

Contents

• • [cover]
  • [section]
  • Contents
  • [title page]
• • A Merry Christmas
  • Railway Progress in New Zealand. — General manager's message — Christmas Greetings
  • Nature's Statuary in the Castle Hill Basin — by Elsie L. Thompson
  • Famous New Zealanders — by Tangiwai
    • [subsection]
    • Sir Truby's Early Career
    • The Original Karitane
    • Baby-rearing at Karitane
    • The Plunket Society
    • The Food Factory
  • SPARE MONEY
  • New Zealand, — The Land of the Thoroughbred. — The World's Ideal Stud Farm — by O. N. Gillespie
    • [subsection]
    • Beef Cattle
    • Sheep
    • Cattle
  • Signalling Santa — by Ken Alexander
    • [image]
    • The Miracle Month
    • Seasonal Symptoms
    • The Picnicians
  • The Making of the Goods
  • New Zealand Verse
    • Waitaki — by Denis Glover
    • Christmas-Aotearoa
      • Noontide
      • Eventide — by Isobel Andrews
    • The Forest
    • Preferences — by J. R. Hastings
  • Early Auckland Newspapers — Politics and the Press — by Wilfrid Mervyn Lusty
    • [subsection]
    • The North's First Journal
    • Government Gazette
    • A Challenge to a Duel
    • Printing with a Mangle
    • Higher Standard Attained
    • “New Zealander's” Policy
    • A Myriad of Journals
  • The People of Pudding Hill — No. 12 (Concluded) — by Shiela Russell
    • [subsection]
    • “WINTER COMES.”
  • What the Tourists Want. — Food in New Zealand. Fruit and Cream — by M. Mulgan
  • Our London Letter
    • Our London Letter
    • Snow Protection Devices
    • A Famous Liverpool Station
    • Improved Watering Equipment
    • Competition for a “Perfect Ticket Office.”
    • Electrification Progress in Norway and Sweden
    • The Post Office Tube Railway
  • The Thirteenth Clue or — The Story of the Signal Cabin Mystery — by Stuart Perry
    • [subsection]
    • Chapter VI
  • Pictures of New Zealand Life — by Tangiwai
  • Children's Essay Competition. — The Rail-Car R.M. 20 At Otira. — The Winning Essay — (Senior Division.) — by Harry Madden
  • The Spirit of Christmas — by Nellie E. Donovan
  • The Meaning of the “Awatea” — New Zealand's Queen Of The Sea
  • THE PEPING-LIAO NING RAILWAY
  • Our Women's Section — by Helen
    • [subsection]
    • Preparations
    • Packing Points
    • A Plea for Mothers
    • Health Notes
  • He Dare not Move in Bed — Nights Were Torture Through Lumbago
    • Kruschen Rid Him of the Pain
    • The Kitchen
      • [subsubsection]
      • Mincemeat
      • Orange Sweet
      • Banana Snow
      • Whipped Jelly
    • Broom
  • Wit and Humour
    • Getting Her Lessons
    • Sharp Reply
      • [subsubsection]
      • Welcome
      • After the Party
      • Heap Many Scalps
      • In and Out
      • A Kind Boss
      • A Model Husband
      • A Delicate Subject
      • Point of View
      • Competition
      • The Modern Way
      • Somebody Knows
      • Improving the Breed
      • A Willing Worker
      • Tools of Trade
  • The Wisdom of the Maori — The Late Tahu Potiki Haddon — by Tohunga
    • [subsubsection]
    • The Ancient Wisdom
    • To Hide You From Your Foes
    • A Modern Application
  • Among the Books
    • A Literary Page or Two — by Shibli Bagarag
    • Reviews
    • Shibli Listens In
  • An Auction-Era and a — Tribute to A Friend of “The Arts.” — Values in Things and Men
  • Panorama of the Playground
    • Jack Lovelock Champions the “Also Rans.” — by W. F. Ingram
      • [subsubsection]
      • Women's Hockey in New Zealand
      • Dr. A. E. Porritt's Appointment
      • White Ball for Cricket?
      • High Standard in New Zealand Golf
      • Sport in Samoa
    • Murphy's Moa and Other Christinas Sketches
  • Variety in Brief

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Title: The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 11, Issue 9 (December 1, 1936)

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