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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 190, 13 August 1938, Page 5

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WORTHY OF NEW ZEALAND August Railways Magazine New Zealanders, jou will admit gladly that the August issue of the New Zealand Railways Magazine, with bright articles and stories and 60 pictures, is well worthy of your country. Here are some of the big features:— “Explosions Amongst the Stars” by A. C. Gifford “New Zealand’s Achievement in Painting and Music” by O. N. Gillespie “Words of Wheezedom” by Ken Alexander “Dream Places” by Victor Lloyd “The Grog Schooner” t by James Cowan "The Magic Island” by Nellie E. Donovan “Panorama of the Playground” by W. F. Ingram Other features include helpful pages for women, original New Zealand verse and a chat on books and authors. 6d —At Book Shops and News Agencies—6d