Barclay Locomotives in New Zealand

Barclay Locomotives in New Zealand
Author: Sean Millar
Publisher:
Total Pages: 43
Release: 2017
Genre: Locomotives
ISBN: 9781927329139

The history of the 36 industrial steam locomotives supplied to New Zealand by Scottish builder Andrew Barclay Sons & Co Ltd, between 1878 and 1947. Nine survive in some form, one of which is operational on the Silver Stream Railway.

Your Life for the Job

Your Life for the Job
Author: Hazel Elizabeth Armstrong
Publisher:
Total Pages: 47
Release: 2013
Genre: Railroad accidents
ISBN: 9780473242114

Bagnall Locomotives in New Zealand

Bagnall Locomotives in New Zealand
Author: Sean Millar
Publisher:
Total Pages: 68
Release: 2016
Genre: Locomotives
ISBN: 9781927329061

A comprehensively-illustrated and fascinating history of the 10 steam and 20 diesel locomotives supplied to NZR and private owners by British builder W G Bagnall Ltd, between 1882 and 1958. One NZ Bagnall locomotive remains in active industrial service, while three others are preserved in operational condition on heritage railways. Coverage NZ Bagnall Steam locomotives: works nos, names (if any), type and first owner: Bagnall Works No.416, ¿Samson¿, 0-4-0IST, Mercury Bay Timber Co. Bagnall Works No. 1718, ¿Nikau¿, 0-4-0ST, New Plymouth Sash & Door Company. Bagnall Works No. 1803, ¿Sandfly,¿ 0-4-0ST, Seifert & Co¿s Miranui Flax Mill. Bagnall Works No. 1857, 0-4-0ST, Christchurch Gas Company. Bagnall Works No 1879, ¿Jack¿, 0-4-0ST later 0-4-ST+T, Gisborne Borough Council. Bagnall Works No. 1902, 0-4-2ST, Powell Wood Process Company. Bagnall Works No. 1922, ¿Annie¿, 0-4-2T, Gisborne Borough Council. Bagnall Works No. 2409, 0-4-0ST, Briandale Collieries Ltd. Bagnall Works No. 2475, 0-6-0T, Nelson (NZ) Ltd Tomoana Freezing Works. Bagnall Works No. 2513, ¿Empire¿, 2-4-2PT, Waihi Gold Mining Company. NZ Bagnall Diesel locomotives: works nos, type and first owner: Bagnall Works No. 3076, 0-6-0DM later 0-6-0DH, Tasman Pulp & Paper Company. Bagnall Works Nos. 3079-3088, 0-6-0DM later 0-6-0DH, New Zealand Railways (NZR) Dsa class. Bagnall Works Nos. 3104-3110, 0-4-0DM (some later 0-4-0DH), New Zealand Railways (NZR) Tr class. Bagnall Works Nos. 3132 & 3144, 0-6-0DM, Wilson¿s (NZ) Portland Cement Company. Preserved NZ Bagnall locomotives: Nos. 1857 & 3105 (Canterbury Railway Society), No. 1922 (East Coast Museum of Technology), Nos. 2475 & 3107 (Mainline Steam), Nos. 3079 & 3144 (Waitara Railway Preservation Society), No. 3082 (Glenbrook Vintage Railway), No. 3132 (Whangarei Steam & Model Railway Club)

MOTAT Locomotives

MOTAT Locomotives
Author: Philip Wrigley
Publisher:
Total Pages: 35
Release: 2014
Genre: Locomotives
ISBN: 9780908726929

More Than Just a Place of Work

More Than Just a Place of Work
Author: Ian Dougherty
Publisher:
Total Pages: 240
Release: 2015
Genre: Railroad engineering
ISBN: 9780908573912

"A history of Dunedin's Hillside Railway Workshops This well-researched book covers both the engineering history to interest railway enthusiasts, and a political, economic and social history that will appeal to a wider readership. Beginning in the 1860s until its closure in 2012, the Dunedin Hillside Railway Workshop's personnel, buildings, and jobs undertaken have all been captured in print along with a large number of colour and black and white photographs."--Wheelers.co.nz.

The Desert Railway

The Desert Railway
Author: Brendon Judd
Publisher: Penguin Books
Total Pages: 328
Release: 2004
Genre: Military railroads
ISBN: 9780143019152

This is the untold story of the hundreds of New Zealand railwaymen - shunters, builders, engine drivers, firemen, engineers - who answered the call to construct and operate a railway network in the Western Desert during the Second World War. Overlooked in other war histories, these men played a significant role in the Allied victory in North Africa. The desert railway became a crucial strategic operation, transporting soldiers, equipment and supplies to the front line, that the Germans were determined to destroy. The various challenges they faced, from relentless bombing, to the dreaded fifty-day-long khamseen winds, to the siege of Tobruk, culminated in the second Battle of El Alamein, during which Field Marshal Montgomery stated, 'Well, now it's the railway versus Rommel.' The Desert Railway is a tribute to the courage and enterprise of these railwaymen who kept the trains running no matter what.