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Grey River Argus, 12 February 1938, Page 12

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BIG FEATURES OF “RAILWAYS MAGAZINE” THE FEBRUARY WINNER New Zealanders, you cannot do better with sixpence than, with the purchase of the February “Railways Magazine,” the popular national monthly. Here are some of the big illustrated features: — Dr. Marsden explains brilliant scientific feats of Lord Rutherford. James Cowan, in “Te Kooti’s Scout,” recalls thrilling incidents of Maori Wars. O. N. Gillespie turns new light on treasures of the Turnbull Library. Ken Alexander chats merrily about the cult of the sun. Bernice Shackleton delightfully portrays the swoop of a circus into a country town. A. J. G. Schmitt begins “The Sheep-Stealer,” a stirring story of old New Zealand. Original verse, reviews of books, a chat on sport, a budget for W ° men ’ SIXTY PICTURES 6d at BOOK-SHOPS AND NEWS AGENCIES. 6d.