RAILWAYS MAGAZINE
MARCH ISSUE James Cowan, in “ Kehu’s White Man,” tells a good story of the old bush life of New Zealand. Alan Mulgan brightly throws new light on Waitomo, especially the famous glow-worm cave. Ken Alexander gives a merry commentary on travellers’ aspirations and exasperations. O. N. Gillespie offers pleasant proof that the Wairarapa deserves to be called “ A Land of Promise.” In another “ Letter to Elizabeth ” Isobel Andrews entertainingly takes her readers from Rotorua to Hicks Bay. Pat Lawlor’s instalment of “ Dream
Places” gives a comforting presentment of life in the next world. Ron-, aid Mclntosh has a stirring chronicle of whaling in New Zealand waters. W. F. Ingram will please any sportlover with his excellent article on the Empire Games. Interest in “ The Sheep-stealer,” by A. J. G. Schmitt, is well sustained in the second chapter. About-60 illustrations are distributed through the 64 pages.
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Putaruru Press, Volume XV, Issue 767, 10 March 1938, Page 3
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