British Railways Carriages in New Zealand.
Ray Deerness
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New Carriages for the South Island.
Nigel Parry & Ian Wylie
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West Coast Wanderings.
Janet Weir
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Research Notes #153
Disruption of the 1920 Royal Tour.
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Opening the Railway from Oamaru to Moeraki Junction. Bill Cowan
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The "S" Class Locomotive. AP Godber
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Down at the Station, Letters to the Editor, News and other notes.
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From the top of the Raurimu Spiral -
(by the Editor, Graeme Carter)
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```````````````` 28 Colour Photographs in this issue, plus front and back covers.
A new Gallery has been added with the cover illustrations from
August 2003 - here
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