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This striking image of a train crossing the Makohine Viaduct on the North Island main trunk was designed by leading Railways Studio artist Stanley Davis.
Several serialised features from the New Zealand Railways Magazine were republished as booklets.
In the late 1930s New Zealand Railways strongly promoted its own services in the pages of the New Zealand Railways Magazine.
By 1935 the New Zealand Railways Magazine had grown to 64 pages, promising more ‘travel, sport, humour, thrills’ for its expanding readership.
Cover of Rugby News (UK), June 1987, featuring the Rugby World Cup 
Publications about New Zealand's involvement in the South African War often depicted its soldiers in action scenes. Here two members of the Third Contingent fire upon Boer kommandos (commandos) below, while another New Zealand soldier guards the horses
The front page of the 'Gymeric Times', April 1900. It was written by members of the Fourth Contingent on board the ship S.S. Gymeric during the passage from New Zealand to South Africa.
Some New Zealand Contingents in South Africa produced their own newspapers and magazines such as 'The Octopus' produced by the the 2nd Battalion of the 8th Regiment
Front page of the Crete News paper written by New Zealand journalist Geoffrey Cox, 24 May 1941. Only four issues were published before the island's printing press was destroyed during an air attack.