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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20087, 6 November 1939, Page 8

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In Line With New Zealand November “Railways Magazine” New Zealanders, the November issue of your “Railways Magazine” gives you plenty of thrills about your beautiful country and its romantic past, humorous sketches, original verse and about sixty pictures. Here are some of the features:— “Nonsensical Notes” by Ken Alexander. “Modern Progress of New Zealand Industries,” by 0. N. Gillespie. “Romantic History of New Plymouth and Mt. Egmont,” by Joyce West. “Diary of Edward Jollic” (1841-42), by Dorothy Tanner. “Lure of the Bay of Islands,” by Evelyn Rogers. “Historic Arrowtown,” by Barbara Kent. “In Motueka’s Apple-Lands,” by Rosalie Redwood. “Historic Cape Foulwind,” by Ella Wall. “Murdering Beach,” by Ronald McFarlane. t “Koulcou, a Maori Legend,” by Enid Saunders. 6d At Book-Shops & News Agencies, 6d