New Zealand Railways Department - Branches

Branches

The Railways Department followed a traditional 'branch' structure, which was carried over to the Corporation.

  • Commercial;
  • Finance and Accounts;
  • Mechanical;
  • Publicity and Advertising;
  • Refreshment;
  • Railways Road Services;
  • Stores;
  • Traffic; and
  • Way and Works.

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