The Engineer 1907 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1907 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

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Accidents, Explosions, Fires:
American Railways, 41, 635
Arbroath, North British and Caledonian Railways, 41, 71, 89, 423
Explosion, An Extraordinary, 174
Explosions, Boiler, in 1906, 346
- on the Jena, The, 266, 291, 333
- Recording Calorimeter for. Professor Bertram Hopkinson, 328
Grantham (Letter), 10
Jebba, West African Mail Steamer, Wreck, 346
New York Central Railway, 265, 364, 399, 528
North-Eastern Railway, Derailment near Felling, 527, 554 ; (Letters) 558, 666
Signals, Fog, and Shipping Disasters, 346
Snevic, White Star Liner, Wreck, 346, 366
Woodlawn, 265, 364, 399, 528

ADMIRALTY—see Ships
Aeroplane, Plight and the, 399
Aeroplane, Santos Dumont’s (Supplement^ January ^th^ 1907
Ageing of Steel—see Steel
Air-gas, Non-explosive, Demonstration, 432 Alcohol Engines, 267
Allan Liner—see Ships, Mercantile
Alloys Research Committee, Report to, on the Properties of Aluminium and Copper, Dr. Carpenter, 83, 173, 184, 197, 231, 241
Almanacs and Diaries for 1907, 24, 44, 74, 101, 148
Aluminium—see Metals
American Engineering News, 22, 74, 174, 198, 354, 430, 507, 533
American Railways, Ships, Steel—see under separate headings
Antimony, 20
Apprentices, Overtime for (Letters), 584, 599, 666
Apprenticeship, New System, Clayton and Shuttleworth, Limited, 188, 193; (Letters),221, 244
Arbitration, Compulsory, in New Zealand, 372
Armour, Modern, and Armour-Piercing Projectiles, Lieut. H. J. Jones, 361, 393, 414, 442 ; (Letters), 483
Armour-plate Manufacture, 116
Armour Plate Works for the United States Government, 281
Armoured Concrete—see Concrete
Arms Industry of Libge, The, 610
Armstrong Pozzuoli Works, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, 256, and Four-page Supplement^ March l^th^ 1907
Arts, Society of. Professor Boyd Dawkinson, “ The Discovery of the South-Eastern Coalfield,” 259

Associations, Institutions, and Societies:

Association, British:

Programme, 474
Association of Engineers, Manchester:
Mr. A. Vennell Coster on Marine Gas Propulsion in Relation to Imperial Commerce and Defence, 168

Association of Water Engineers, The:

The Detection of Pollution in Underground Waters and Methods of Tracing the Source thereof, by Dr. John C. Thresh, 613

Institute, The Iron and Steel:

Programme, 377
Annual Meeting, 495, 518
Presidential Address, Sir Hugh Bell, 495
Electrically-driven Reversing Rolling Mills, by Mr. D. Selby Bigge, 496
Steel, On the Manufacture of, from High Silicon and Phosphoric Pig Iron by the Basic Bessemer Precess, by Mr. A. W. Richards, 518
Gas Producer Practice, An Investigation on the Use of Steam in, by Professor W. A. Bone and Mr. R. V. Wheeler, 519
Steel, The Relation between the Physical Properties of, and their Methods of Manufacture, by Mr. T. W. Harbord, 519
Steel, The Ageing of Mild, by Mr. Stromeyer, 501, 519
Induced Draught with Hot Air Economisers, The Ellis Eaves, by Mr. A. J. Capron, 519, 580, 585

Institute of Marine Engineers:

Salinometry and the Use of Sea Water in Marine Boilers, Mr. James Shirra, 432

Institution of Civil Engineers, The :

Annual Banquet, 272
CONFERENCE, 630
Presidential Address, Sir Alexander Kennedy, 630 I
SECTION I.—RAILWAYS : !
Chemical Composition of Steel Rails and the Latest Developments, The, Mr. Christer Peter Sandberg, 631
Concrete, Reinforced, for Railway Structures, Mr. Charles Augustus Harrison, 631
Iron and Steel Work in Railway Construction, The Best Means of Preserving, Mr. Bertram Blount, 631
Wheel and Rail, The Action between, Mr. H. R. A. Mallock, 647, 657
Signalling on Railways, A System of Audible, Mr. W. Dawson, 647
Light Railway Policy, Mr. W. Barrington, 647
SECTION II.—HARBOURS, DOCKS, AND CANALS : Reinforced Concrete Structures, Durability of, Mr. Francis E. Wentworth Shields, 631 Ferro-concrete Structures, Mr. Charles Scott Meik, 631
Ships, Modern, and Harbour and Dock Requirements, Lord Pirrie, 632, 658
Dock Equipment, including the Relative Advantages of Electric and Hydraulic Appliances, Mr. W. W. Squire, 647
Dredging in the Sea Channels of the Mersey, Mr. Lyster, 648
Dredging Work in the Suez Canal, Mr. Edouard Quellennec, 648
Dredging, Rock, with Particular Reference to Works at Blyth, Mr. J, W. Sandeman, 648
SECTION III.—MACHINERY :
Turbine, The, as Applied to Marine Propulsion, Hon. C. A. Parsons, 633
Engines, Reciprocating, for Ocean-going Steamers, Mr. Henry Davey, 633
Machine Tool Design as Affected by the Use of High-speed Cutting Tools, Dr. J. T, Nicolson, 649
Precision Grinding, Mr. Darby shire, 649 Pneumatic Tools in Workshops, Mr. Whitworth, 649
SECTION IV.—MINING AND METALLURGY :
Goldfields, Problems of the Witwatersrand, Mr. G. A. Denny, 633
Shaft-sinking, Special Methods of, Professor Henry Louis, 633
Shafts for Deep Winding, The Design and l^ijuipment of, Mr. C. E. Rhodes, 633
Colliery Surface Works, Arrangement and Design of, Mr. E. M. Hann, 649
Steel, Segregation in, Mr. J. E, Stead, 650 SECTION V.—SHIPBUILDING ;
Steel, High-tensile, The Use of, in Compound Structures such as Ships, Bridges, &c., Mr. A, E. Seaton, 650
- for Torpedo-boat Construction, Mr. A. E. Yarrow, 660
The Use of, in the Construction of the Mauretania, Mr. Edwin William de Rusett, 650 Cargo Steamers, The Structural Details of, in Relation to their Water Ballast Arrange- ments, Mr. S. J. P. Thearle, 661 Ships, Arrangements for Working Cargo on, Mr. W. H, Dugdale, 652 i
SECTION VI,—WATERWORKS, SEWERAGE AND GASWORKS :
Pumping by Steam, Internal Combustion Engines, and Electricity, Comparative Cost of, Based upon Actual Working, Messrs. Charles Hawksley and Henry Davey, 634 Water Softening, Mr. William Matthews, 634
Water Hardening, Mr. James Watson, 635 Gas, Town’s, The Application of, as a Heating Agent, Mr. W. H. Y. Webber, 652
Gas, The Distribution of, at Increased Pressure, Mr. C, C. Carpenter, 653
SECTION VII.—APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRICITY :
Electrical Transmission Gears on Motor Vehicles, Mr. A. A. Campbell Swinton, 653
Electricity, The Application of, to the Working of Railway Points and Signals, Mr. Luis de Moraes Gomes Ferreira, 654
Electric Generating Sets, Upkeep Charges on Large, Mr. Henry R. J. Burstall and Mr. John Somerville Highfield, 654

BRIDGE, Swing, over the Avon, by W. H. B Savile, 403
Bridge, The Pyrmont, Sydney, N.S.W.. by P. Allen, 403
Engines, Internal Combustion, for Marine Purposes, Mr. J. T. Milton on, 98
Engines, Internal Combustion, On the Limits of Thermal Efficiency in, Mr. Dugald Clerk, 2oQ
“Modern Motor Vehicles,” Lieut.-Col. R, E. B. Crompton, 148
Pass List, February Examinations, 328 Simplon Tunnel, Mr. Francis Fox, 48 Transmission Lines, The Construction of Over- head, Mr. A. P. Trotter, 272
Yarrow Educational Fund, 581, 682

Institution of Civil Engineers (Manchester Association of Students):

The, J. P. E. C. Stromeyer, 247, 270 ; (Letters) 297, 377

Institution of Electrical Engineers:

Iransmission of Electrical Energy by Direct- current on the Series System, The, Mr. J. S Highfield on, 292, 459, 506, 533, 561
Institution of Eng’ineers and Shlp- buildeps in Scotland:
The Jubilee of the, 481

Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, North-East Coast;

Magnetic Character of Vessels, Cant. W Bartling on ths, 582 > r .

Institution of Mechanical Engineers The:

Alloys Research Committee; Properties of Alloys of Aluminium and Copper ; Report by Professor H. C. H. Carpenter and Mr C A Edwards, 83, 173, 184, 197, 231, 241
Dinner, Anniversary, 456
Lighting of Railway Premises, Indoor and Outdoor, Mr. H. Fowler’s Paper, Further Discussion, 83
Meeting, Sixtieth Annual General, 184 Omnibuses, Petrol Motor, Mr. Worbv Beaumont, 293, 299, 327, 351, 387
PresMential Address, Mr. T. Hurry Riches’, 466, 477
Sankey’s Captain, Hand-testing Machine, 184 bummer Meeting, Provisional Programme, 311

Institution of Mining Engineers, The:

General Meeting, 625
Presidential Address, Mr. Maurice Deacon, 625 “T Warwickshire, Methods of Working
Mr. J. 1. Browne, 625 ®
> By-product Coke Ovens, Mr. A. Victor Kochs, 625
Geological Structure of South Africa. Mr C Sandberg, 626
in Sussex, Mr. W. J. Kemp and Mr. G. A. Lewis, 625
InWd Navigation, Improvements Required iu, Mr. H. R. de Salis, 625 ’
Application of Duplicate Fans to, Rev. J. M. Capell, 625
Ozokerite Mines in Austria, Mr. D. M. Chambers, 625
Halbaum, Visits. 625
Measures, British, Mr. Austin Hopkinson, 625
Water Supply by Artesian Bored Tube Well, Mr. H. i. Broadhurst, 625
Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, The •
Electrically-driven Centrifugal Pumping Plant at the Tywarnhaile Mine, Mr. W. R Thomason, 208

Institution of Naval Architects, The:

Dinner, Annual, 283
Meeting, Annual Spring, Report Read, 283 ; Earl of Glasgow’s Presidential Address, 283, 311, 347
Cargo Steamer, The Evolution of the Modern, Mr. S. J. P. Thearle, 311
Cranes for Shipbuilding Berths, Signor Carlo Piaggio, 311
Docks, Modern Floating, Mr. Lyonel E. Clark, 347
Fire at Sea, The Causes and Prevention of, Professor Vivian B. Lewes, 347
Fael Question, Some Phases of the, Professor Lewes, 347
Gun Power of the Modern Warship, Influence of Machinery on the, Mr. James Mackechnie on, 283, 294, 324
Gyroscopic Apparatus for Steadying Ships, Experiments with Dr. Schlick’s, Sir William H. White, 347
Influence of Machinery on the Gun Power of the Modern Warship, Mr. James Mackechnie, 283, 294, 324
Lusitania, On Some Points of Interest in Connection with the Design, Building and Launching of the, Mr. W. J. Luke, 311, 345, 375, 405
Resistance of Ships, Approximate Formulae for Determining the, Mr, A. W. Johns, 347
Submarines, Safe, and the Future of the Art, Mr. Simon Lake, 283, 296, 352
Torque of Propelling Shafting, Some Conjectures, Investigations and Results, Mr. J. Hamilton Gibson, 311
Torsiometers as Applied to the Measurement of Power in Turbine and Reciprocating Engines, Mr. Archibald Denny, 311

Institution, The Royal:

Problems of Applied Chemistry, Dr. George Lunge, 282
Incandescent Illuminants, Mr. James Swinburne, 444

Society of Arts:

Patent Law Reform, Mr. J. W. Gordon, 47

Society of Engineers

Natal, The Stead, 275
Waterworks E. R. Matthews, 484

Society, The Faraday:

Electron Theory, The Application of the, to Electrolysis, Mr. E. E. Fournier d’Albe, 98

Society, The Illinois, of Engineers:

Modern Pumping Machinery, Presidential Address, 212

Society, The Royal:

Brennan’s Mono-Rail System, 470, 480
Calorimeter for Explosions, A Recording, Professor Bertram Hopkinson, 328
Conversaziones, 470, 635

Society, Royal Agricultural:

Lincoln, Show at, 73,661

ASSUAN Dam. 320, 425 ; (Letters), 377, 638 Australia, The Hardwoods of, 277
Austria, Regulations for Road Bridges in, 248 Automobiles— see Motor Cars
Auxiliary Machinery on Ships—see Ships

BILLS, Private, Session 1907, 341, 404
Birmingham Small Arms and Cycle Factory, 471 {Stcpplement, May lOzA, 1907)
Blast Furnace, Rapid Building by Lackawanna Steel Company, 533
Bly th, Rock Dredging, with Particular Reference to Works at, Mr. J. W. Sandeman, 648
Boiler Explosions in 1906, 346
Feeding Water into Steam Space (Letter), 666
for 7 H.P. Traction Engine, Davey, Paxman and Co., Limited, 323
Multitubular Donkey, Cochran and Co. (Annan), Limited, 636
Waters, How to Judge, from Analyses. J. G. A. Khodin, 539
Flash (Letter), 10
High-pressure Scotch Marine, in U.S.A., 146 ’
Induced Draught with Hot Air Economisers, Mr. A. J. Capron on, 519, 580, 585
Locomotive, Pressure in, 198
Water-tube, Improved, Galloways, Limited, 46
Bombay Technical Institute, Electric Power Plant, 272
Books of the Year, 1906, 55, 82—sec also Literature
Boyle’s Law (Honour to whom Honour is due) (Letter), 122

Bridges:

Bridge, American Cantilever, 22
Ashton Swing, at Bristol, 1, 403 Askew-road, North-Eastern Railway, 28, 31
Concrete Bridges Bavaria, 446, 447
Bridge, Road, over the Usk, near Abereavennv, 422, 430 s
Rodah, Cairo, Now Nile Bridges, 207 Swing, over the River Avon, at Bristol, 403 ’
Vauxhall, New {SupplemetU, Januarii 1907)
Vauxhall, Temporary, Demolition of, 415 Bristol, New Works at, 1
British Consular Service Improvements, 40 Building, A Forty-two Storey, for New York, 74 Building Trades Exhibition at Olympia, 368, 389 Building Trades Exhibition at Olympia, Fire Alarm Indicator at, 378

CABLES, Fireproof, Johnson and Phillips, 576 Calories and British Thermal Units (Letter), 525 Calorimeter, Recording, for Explosions, Professor Bertram Hopkinson, 328
Canadian Railway Commission, The, 347

Canals:

Chicago Drainage, 262
Forth and Clyde Ship Canal Scheme, 167 Kaiser Wilhelm, The, 444 Kom-Ombo Irrigation, 234, 238, 262 Locks, Hydraulic Lift, 533 New York State Barge, 533 Panama, 115, 125
Royal Commission on, 220, 383, 467, 540, 591 Somersetshire Coal, The, under Conversion by Great Western Railway, 520

CARBON, Influence of, on Iron (Letters), 95, 144
Carlisle, Covered Reservoir at (Supplement, Junuuri) MK, 1907) ' ’

Catalogues ;

202. 248, 272, 300, 354, 382, 410, 460, 512, 534, 562, 642, 666 • . ,

CEMENT, Standard Portland, 636
Cement Testers at Charlottenburg, 314 318 Centrifugal Pumps—see Pumps
Chain Testing Machine, W. and T. Averv Limited, 391
Chains, Large Mooring, Brown, Lennox and Co., 350
Channel Tunnels, Bridges, and Ferries, 280, 292 Channel, Mersey, The, 307, 597, 648 Channels, Navigable, for Ocean Liners, 320 Charlottenburg, New Testing Laboratory and Apparatus at, 314, 318
Chemistry in 1906, 19
Chemistry, Problems of Applied, Dr. George Lunge at the Royal Institution, 282
Chicago Drainage Canal, 262
Chinese Labour in African Mines, 73, 197
Civil Engineering in 1906, 15
Clyde Development, 121
Shipbuilding Contracts, New, 72 Shipbuilding, A Quarter’s, 339 Yards, Naval Work in, 212

Coal, Coke, and Collieries:

Clinker Screening Plant, Lowca Engineering Company, Limited, 194
Coal Dust Problem, The, by James Ashworth, Methods of Working. Mr. J. T. Browne, 625 “
Mines, Eight Hours in, 529, 553, 579, 588 Mining, Legislation and, 172 Prices and Exports, 658 Yorkshire Steam, Boom in, 72 Trade, The Yorkshire Steam, 471
Certain South African, 145
Coalfield, South-Eastern, Discovery of the. Pro- lessor Boyd Dawkins at Society of Arts 259 Coalite, 629 ; (Letter), 666 ’
Coke-Ovens, By-product, Mr. A. Victor Kochs, Coke, The Yorkshire, Trade, 508 Colliery, Bargoed, 1200 H.P. Tandem Cylinder Gas Engine at, 521, 530, 531 Hoist, 40-Ton Hydraulic Coal, at Mid- Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, 21 ® onrfaoe Works, Arrangementand Design of, Mr. E. M. Hann, 649 Mechanical Equipment of. Some Notes
r. X r, X Mr. E. M. Hann, 95
Coast Protection, De Muratti’s Ferro-Concrete System, 205 [Supplement, March 1st, 1907) “687286, Olympia,
^°LSdf5M
Concrete and Steel, Adhesion of, 507 ^"““"??ed. Lighthouse at La Coubre ?oO ’
™:tter),’245'‘“““^ Bridge at WashingtoUj 507 Badges of Large Span in Bavaria, 446, Columns, Reinforced, 386 Mixing Plant, Stothert and Pitt Limited, 94 ’
^®Bway Structures,
Mr. Charles A. Harrison, 631 Durability of,
Mr. F. G. Wentworth Shields, 631 >?
[See also Ferro-concrete)

Contracts:

100, 124, 176, 224, 250 276 QUO

COPPER Production in 1906, 372
Copper Tubes for Marine Purposes, Electrolytic, Cordite, 598
Correspondence, Filing (Letter), 122
Charles
Cotton Mills, The Driving of, 581 vyot^n Waste Cleaning Machine, Hill and
Herbert, Limited, 375 “““
Coventry Ordnance Works, Limited, The, 547, 652, 574, 600, 604,643 (Four-page Supplement, June Ith, 1907)
Crane, 150-Ton Electric Derrick, Cowans, Sheldon and Co., Limited, 450, 455 150-Ton Giant, Appleby’s, Limited, 111, 118
150-Ton Hydraulic, at Elswick, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, 188, 189, 220
20-Ton Locomotive Steam, Henry J. Coles, 375
20-Ton Steam Breakdown, Stothert and Pitt, Limited, 72
for Shipbuilding Berths, Signor Carlo Piaggio, 311
Cultivator, a Steam, Nubar Pasha, 242, 243
Curves, Setting Out. by Thos, G. Becking, 490 ; (Letters), 525, 568, 584, 599
Cycle Factory, Birmingham Small Arms and, 471 {Supplement, May lOf/t, 1907)
Cycle Factory, Electrically-driven, Rudge-Whit- worth’s, 32, 60

DAM, Assuan, 320, 425 ; (Letters), 377, 638 Croton, The New, New York Water Supply, 364, 384, 412, 439, 466 {Two-page Supple- ment, April 1907)
Dhukwa, The, 492 Depreciation, 265 ; (Letters), 297 Detection of Pollution in Underground Waters, Dr. John C. Thresh, 613
Disused Railway, A, 340 ; (Letter), 498

Docks:

Bristol, Extensions at, 1
Equipment, including the Relative Advantages of Electric and Hydraulic Appliances, Mr. W. W. Squire, 647
Masonry v. Floating, 372 Newport, The Alexandra, Extension of, 212 Rothesay, at Clydebank, 418, 419 {Tu'o-pagc
Supplement^ April 1907)
Ships, Modern, and Harbour and Dock Retjuire- ments. Lord Pirrie, 632, 658

Dockyard Notes:

Alexandra Succeeds Osborne as New Royal Yacht, 532
Alg^rien, Submarine, Sinking of the, 86 Appointments, Various, Conse<jueut on Promotion, 658
Austrian Dreadnoughts, Three, Suspended Pending Plans for Enlargement, 658
Austrian and German Vessels Scrapped, 7 Bellerophon, Tdm^raire and Superb, Construction of, 7
Boadicea, New Unarmoured Cruiser, 288
Boat Guns, Forty, Removed from Ships to Rearm River Class Destroyers, 558
Boilers of the Channel Fleet, Inspection of, 532 British Navy, Fate of Various Old Ships, 7, 45 Cherbourg, Two New Jetties at, 572
Damage to Ships by Collision and otherwise, 288
Dolphin as Mother Ship for Submarines, 632 Drake’s Speed on Paying-off Trial, 558 Dreadnought under Repair, 428 Dreadnought, Damage Exaggerated, 568 Essex Re-fitted, 288
Fighting Top Rig Discarded by Germany, 394 French Battleship Jdna, Fate Undecided, 572 Old, Neptune, Removed from Navy List, 672
Patrie, Burned-out Funnels, 572
Removal of Torpedo Tubes, 7
Verginaud, Progress of, 672 Veril6 Launched in Advanced State of Completion, 568, 572
Verite, Description, 672 Alger and Isby Condemned, of Gambetta Class, Trials of
Dockyard Notes {continued}*,
Turkish Battleship Laid Down in 1878, Building Suspended, 572
United States, Naval Gun-fire Tests, 428
New Large Battleship Named Delaware, 481
Ships Oregon and Massachusetts, Installation of Water-tube Boilers and Electric Turret Gear, 428
Torpedo Boat Gwen, Oil Fuel Failure, 672
Victor Hugo, New French Cruiser, Trials of the, 288
Vittor Emanuele Class, 394

DRAINAGE, Dublin Main, Case, 572
Drainage in Ireland, Arterial, 394, 398 Drawing Pen, A New, Bleloch L. Samuel, 143 Dredge, The Gold, as a Machine, 369 ; (Letter), 482
Dredger for Alluvial Tin Deposits, Wm. Simons and Co., 457
Dredging in the Sea Channels of the Mersey, Mr. Lyster, 648
Rock, with Particular Reference to the Works at Blyth, Mr. J. W. Sande- man, 648
Work in the Suez Canal, Mr. Edouard Quellennec, 648
Drills and Drilling Machines—see Machine Tools and Mines
Dublin Main Drainage Case, 572

EARTHQUAKE in Jamaica, 59
Earthwork Reception in Egypt, 619
Egypt, Earthwork Reception in, 619
Egyptian Mail Turbine Steamers, 559
Egyptian State Railways, Locomotive Feed-water
Heating on, 534

Electrical Matters:

(For Institution of Electric Engineers, see Associations, &c.)
Birmingham, Summer-lane Electric Generating Station at (Supplemenl^ January 1907)
Controllers, Adams Manufacturing Company, 222
Crane, Electric, 150-Ton Derrick, Cowans, Sheldon and Co., Limited, 450, 455—see also Cranes
Cycle Factory, Electrically - driven, Rudge Whitworth’s, 32, 60
Electric Generating Sets, Upkeep Charges on Large, Mr. Henry R. J. Burstall and Mr. J. S. Highfield, 664
Plant at the Burbacher Steel Works, 500, 504. 605, 572
Power in Caylloma Silver Mines, Peru, 179, 225 ; (Letter), 245
at Neasden, The Generation of, 209
Plant, Bombay Technical Institute, 272
Railway, High - speed, Projected, between Washington and Baltimore, 198
Railways—see Railways
Supply, London County Council, 479, 482, 606, 661
Traction in Italy, 388
Tramways, Birmingham, Electrification of, 22
Tramways at Dumbarton, 322
Wires, Consents for Overhead, Note from Board of Trade, 98
Electrical Engineering in 1906, 5
Equipment for Indiana Steel Company’s Works, 354
Municipal Undertakings and Plant Depreciation, 451
Electrically Driven Centrifugal Pumping Plant at the Tywarnhaile Mine, Mr. W. R. Thomas, 208
Electricity, The Driving of Wood-working Machines by, 669 ; (Letter), 638 and Gas Power Plant at Johannesburg, 73, 365, 373 ; (Letters), 429, 483
The Application of, to the Working of Railway Points and Signals, Mr. Luis de Moraes Gomes Ferreira, 654
Electro-chemical ProcessesandCentral Stations, 192
Greenwich, L.C.C. Electric Generating Station at, (^ynpplement^ January 1907)
Niagara, Power Extensions at, 8
St. Louis River Hydro-Electric Plant, 165
Transmission of Electrical Energy by Direct- Current on the Series System, The, Mr. J. S. Highfield on, 292, 459, 506, 633, 561
Gears on Motor Vehicles, Mr. A. A. Campbell Swinton, 653
Lines, Construction of Overhead, 272
Trees, Felling by Electric Wire (Letter), 658
Turbo-Alternator for Sydney, Willans and Robinson, Limited, and Dick, Kerr and Co., Limited, 583

ELECTROLYTIC Copper Tubes for Marine Purposes, 484
Electron Theory, The Application of the, to Electrolysis, Mr. E. E. Fournier d’Albe, 98
Elswick and Openshaw Extensions, 21 Employers’ Federation and Three Unions, Industrial Agreement, 447, 451

Engines and Motors:

Alcohol, 267
? Gas, Blast Furnace, at Carnegie Steel Works, U.S.A., 430
130 Brake Horse-power Two-cylinder, Fielding and Platt, Limited, 402 Buckeye, The American, 354
250 Horse-power, Davey, Paxman and Co., Limited, 342, 344
Johannesburg, The, 429
Large, A, 394
Power Station in Milwaukee, 174 and Producer, Portable Suction, Gorman Suction Gas Locomobile Company, 70
Eng^ines and Motors (cowfmwed):
1200 H.P. Tandem Cylinder for Bargoed Colliery, Maschinenfabrik Augsburg, 521, 530, 531, (Two-page Supplement, May 2Mk, 1907)
Two New, Crossley Bros., Limited, 196, 197
Diagrams, New, Frank Foster, 181 Power Plant, The Johannesburg, 73, 365, 373 ; (Letters), 429, 483
Producer Practice, on the Use of Steam in, 518
Suction Producer Trials ; (Letter), 10
Engines, Geared, of the S.S. Simla, Model of, 43
Indicator Monograph, The Schulze Optical, 525 Internal Combustion, Crossley Bros., 661
On the Limits of Thermal Efficiency in, Mr. Dugal Clerk, 236
Magneto Ignition Gear for, Dudbridge Ironworks, Limited, 557
For Marine Purposes, 92 For Marine Purposes, Mr. J. F. Milton on, 98
Marine Gas Propulsion in Relation to Imperial Commerce and Defence, Mr. A. Vennell Coster, 168
Motor Car, Paraffin, The Allsop Motor Syndicate, Limited, 626
Portable, Ruston, Proctor and Co., Limited, 661 c
Portable, at an Electric Machine (Le ter), 122 Reciprocating for Ocean-going Steamers, Mr.
Henry Davey, 633
Rolling Mill, 12,000 Horse-power, Schneider and Co., 602
Semi-portable Superheated Steam, Esterer Engine Co., 9
Steam, for Motor Coach of East Indian Railway, Nasmyth, Wilson and Co., Limited, 646, 656, 660 (see Correction, Ist July, 1907)
Superheated Steam, Esterer Engine Co., 9
Traction, for General Purposes, Davey, Paxman and Co., Limited, 322, 323
Valve, Safety Stop, for High-pressure Steam, James Baldwin and Co., 46
Winding, A Comparison of Steam and Electric, 336
Twin Tandem Compound Steam, Friedrich Wilhelm Hutte, 336 Engines (Letter), 44

ENGINEERING Building in New York, The. 87 of a Country House, The, 229, 253, 298
Progress, Mr. Jas. Mackechnie’s Lecture at Glasgow Technical College, 212
Standards Committee, The, Railway Rolling Stock, 654
United States, in the, 1906, 29 Engineers and the New Council, 241 Engineers, The Professional Status of, 140 Epicyclic Change-speed Gear, J. Johnston and H.
W. Buddicom, 146

Exhibitions and Shows:

(For Articles Exhibited, see Motor Vehicles, Machine Tools, Engines^ &c.)
Bordeaux Maritime (letter), 95
Building Trades, at Olympia, Fire Alarm Indicator, 368, 378, 389
Irish International, 445
Motor Car, at Islington, 362
Motor Vehicles, Commercial, at Olympia, 268, 286, 290
Nurnberg, 9
South African Products, 233
Show, Royal Agricultural, at Lincoln, 73, 661

EXPLOSIVES, Cordite, 598

FANS (see Mines)
Feeding Water into Steam Space (Letter), 666 Ferries, Channel Tunnels, Bridges and, 280, 292 Ferro-concrete Sea Defences, De Muralt’s
System, 205 (Supplement, Marek I5Z, 1907)
Ferro-concrete Structures, Mr, Charles Scott Meik, 631
F6ry Mirror Pyrometer, 594
Fire Alarm Indicator Board and Tester, Stuart and Moore, 378
Fire at Sea, The Causes and Prevention of. Professor Vivian B. Lewes on, 347
Fireproof Cables, Johnson and Phillips, 576 Fishery Harbours, The Treasury and, 523
Forth and Clyde Ship Canal Scheme, 167
French Automobile Industry, Development of the, 41, 58, 81
Industrial Vehicles Trials, 663 Lighthouse Service, The, 182
Fuel Question, Some Phases of the, Professor Lewes 347
Furnace, Blast, Rapid Building in U.S.A., 533

GALVANOMETER, Holden d’Arsonval, 594

Gas:

Air-gas, Non-explosive, Demonstration, 432 Gas Cleaning, 166
Distribution of, The, at Increased Pressure, Mr. C, C, Carpenter, 653
Engines and Plant—see Engines Marine, Propulsion in Relation to Imperial Commerce and Defence, Mr. A. Vennell Coster, 168
Retort-charging and Discharging Machine, Oerlikon Works, 4C0
Supply in 1906, 19 Towns, The Application of, as a Heating
Agent, Mr. W. H, Y. Webber, 662

GAUGES of India, The, 502
Gears—see Engines, Machine Tools, Motors, &c. Gear-shaping Machines—see Machine Tools Geological Structure of South Africa, Mr. C.
Sandberg, 625
German Engineering Industry in 1906, 277
Gold—see Mining and Metals
Grinding Machines—see Machine Tools
Gypsum in Sussex, Mr. W. J. Kemp and Mr. C. A. Lewis, 625
Gyroscopic Apparatus for Steadying Ships, Experiments with Dr. Schlick’s, Sir William 11. White, 347

HAMMERS—see Machine Tools

Harboups and Waterways:

Alexandria, 1908, 27
Antwerp, 1906, 27
Belfast, 1906, 27
Bombay, 1906, 28
Calcutta, Port of, 1906, 27
Canals and Inland Waterways, 1906, 27
(See also Canals)
Cardiff, 1906, 27
Channels (See “Channels”)
Clyde, The, 1906, 27
Dover, 1906, 2
Dover, Currents In and Outside, Admiralty Notice, 585
East Coast Ports, 1906, 3
Ferro-concrete Structures, Mr. Charles Scott Meik, 631
Genoa, 1906, 27
German Canals, 1906, 27
Grangemouth, 1906, 27
Hamburg, 1906, 27
Hartlepool, 1906, 3
Havre, 1906, 27
Heysham, 1906, 27
Humber, The, 1906, 3
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal, 1906, 27
London Port and Docks Bill, 36
Manchester Ship Canal, 1906, 2
Mersey, The, 1906, 2
Mersey Channels, The, 307, 597, 648
Newport, 1906, 27
Panama Canal, 1906, 28
Parkeston Quay Extension, 368
Port Authorities and the Future Development of Shipping, 632, 658
Quebec and Montreal, 1906, 27
Reinforced Concrete Structures, Durability of, Mr. Francis E. Wentworth Shields, 631
Rio Grande do Sol, 1906, 28
Rosslare and Fishguard Harbours, 1906, 27, (Supplement, January 1907)
Santa Cruz and Coatzacoalcos, 1906, 28
Simons Bay, 1906, 27
Southampton, 1906, 2
Suez Canal, The, 19C6, 27
Swansea, 1906, 27
Thames, The, 1906, 2
Tidal River, What is a, 418
Tyne, The, 1906, 3

HARBOUR Engineering, Notes on, J. R. Biterden, 338
Harbours, Fishery, The Treasury and, 523 Hardwoods of Western Australia, 277 Hoist, 40-Ton, Hydraulic Coal, at Middlesbrough,
Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, 21
Hudson River, Bridging, The, 498
Hydraulic Lift Locks, 533

INDIA, The Railway Gauges of, 502
Injector, Hot Water, Davies and Metcalfe, Limited, 298
Inland, Navigation, Improvements Required in,
Mr. H. R, de Salis, 625

INSTITUTIONS—see Associations, &c.

Iron and Steel:

Institute—see Associations
International Exports of, 241 Production, International, 445; (Letter), 483
Work in Railway Construction, The Best Means of Preserving, Mr. Bertram Blount, 631
Iron, Influence of Carbon on (Letter), 95
Ore Problem, The Swedish, 398 ; (Letter), 457
Ore Supplies, The Acquisition of, 66 Pig Iron, A Fresh Record, 321 Steel, American, 582
Ageing of Mild, Mr. Stromeyer on, 501, 518 ; (Letter), 638
Company’s Works, Indiana, Electrical E<{uipment for, 354
Essen Works, The, Krupp’s, 134, 138, 156, 164
German Syndicates, 80, 479 High Tensile, for Torpedo Boat Construction, Mr. A. F, Yarrow, 650
Use of, in Compound Structures such as Ships, Bridges, &c., Mr. A. E, Seaton, 650
Use of, in the Construction of the Mauretania, Mr. Edwin William de Russett, 650 Production of, 371
Railway Carriages in America, 533 Segregation in, Mr. J. E. Stead, 650 Works, Efficiency of, 240
Electric Plant at the Burbacher, 500, 504, 505, 572
Extensions, Various American, 198

IRRIGATION, Egyptian and the Assouan Dam, 320, 425 ; (Letters), 377, 638 in India, the Dhukwa Dam, 492 Works at Kom-Ombo, 234, 238,
262
Island, The Birth of an, 136 Italy, Baldwin Locomotives for, 198, 533
Italy, Encouragement of National Industry in, 510

KRUPP Works, The, 134, 138, 156, 104

LABORATORY, New Testing, at Charlottenburg, 314, 318

Labour News, Strikes, and Wages Questions:

Industrial Agreement Between Employers’ Federation and Three Unions, 447, 451
Mines, Eight Hours in, 529, 553, 579, 588, 616 Railways, The, and their Men, 501, 509, 658 ; (Letter), 599
Strike, Miners’, in South Africa, 609, 666
Workmen, Skilled, A Plan for Training and Providing, Mr. M. W. Alexander at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 431

LAMPS, Metallic Filament, 342
Lathes—Machine Tools
Launches and Trial Trips—sec Ships

Leaders:

Alcohol Engines, 267 Alloys and Research, 241
Aluminium, 452
American and English Railways, 397 Railway Methods, 319 Railways, The Safety of, 658
Apprenticeship, 193
Arbitration, Compulsory, in New Zealand, 372 Arbroath Collision, The, 41, 423
Armour Plate Manufacture, 116
Assuan Dam, 320 Battleships, Big, 116
Berlin, Wreck of the Great Eastern Railway Steamer, 215
Boiler Explosions iu 1906, 346
Bridge, Old Lambeth, 453
British Consular Service Improvements, 40 Canadian Railway Commission, The, 347 Canal, Panama, 115
Census of Production Act, 266
Channel Tunnel, The, 292
Coal Mines, Machinery in, 579—icc Mines
Coal Prices and Exports, 658
Coalite, 629
Copper Production in 1906, 372
Cotton Mills, The Driving of, 581
Cromer, Lord, 399
Depreciation, 265
Docks, Masonry v. Floating, 372 Drainage in Ireland, Arterial, 398 Dreadnought, The Steam Trials of the, 606 Electric locomotives and Permanent Way, 265 Electric Transmission, Direct Current, 292 Electrical Undertakings, Municipal, and Plant Depreciation, 451
Electricity, London, 479, 606
Electro'chemical Processes and Central Stations, 192
Elgar, Dr., James Forrest Lecture, 629 Engineers and the New Council, 241 Engineers, The Professional Status of, 140 Exports, Progressive Engineering, 372 Federation, The, and the Unions, 451
Flight and the Aeroplane, 399
Fog Signalsand Shipping Disasters, 346 Forrest, James, Lecture, The, Dr. Elgar’s, 629 Forth and Clyde Ship Canal Scheme, 167 Gas Cleaning, 166
Gas Power Plant, The Johannesburg, 373 Good Intentions, 67, 293, 319
Hot Air Economiser, 580
Indian Railways, Rolling Stock for, 424
Internal Combustion Engines for Marine Pur* poses, 92
Iron Ore Problem, The Swedish, 398
Iron Ore Supplies, The Acquisition of, 66 Jena, Explosions on the, 266, 291
Locomotive Economy, 65, 139
Locomotives, Six-coupled, 371
Locomotives, Standard, for Indian Railways, 240
London County Council, 606 London, Port of, Bill, The, 425 Lusitania, The, 345
Machinery in Coal Mines—5ee Mines, Eight Hours in
Mean Pressures and Steam Economy, 477 Merchandise Marks Amendment, 502 Metals, The Art of Cutting, 39, 140 Metals, The Testing of, 424
Mines, Eight Hours in, 529, 553, 579 Motor Car Rating, 478
Motor Omnibus, The, 192
National Physical Laboratory, The Treasury Inquiry on the, 140
Naval Reductions, 239
Navigable Channels for Ocean Liners, 320 Patent Law Reform, 67, 293, 319
Patent Laws within the Empire, Uniformity of, 607
Pensions, Old Age, 579
Permanent Way, American, 580
Petroleum as a Fuel on a Small Scale, 66
Port Authorities and the Future Development of shipping, 658
Provident Funds, The Scope and Limitations of, 165
Rail Syndicate, The International, 528
Rails, Broken, 554
Rails, The Expansion of, 527, 554
Railway Accidents, American, 41 Administration, The Statistical Side of, 216
Companies and the Unions, 501, 658 and Competition, 166 and their Men, 501, 658 Fog-signalling, 93 Gauges of India, 502
Rating of, 191 State Working of, 630
Roads and Speeds, 527 Rolling Stock for Indian Railways, 424
Modern, 477 Suburban, 452
Route-ing, 140
Russian Navy, The, 40
Scotch Railway Disaster, The, 41, 423 Ships, Irish-Canadian Steamship Line, An, 192 Shipbuilding, British and German, 605
Smoke in London, 630
Societies, Annual Meetings of, 605 South Africa and British Manufacture, 291 Standardisation, The Danger Element in, 93 State Working of Railways, 630
Steel, The Ageing of Mild, 501 The Production of, 371 Shipbuilding, Competition in, 216
Steel Syndicate, German, 479 Works, The Efficiency of, 240
Trade in 1906, 13
Trades Disputes Act, 581
Tramways, London County Council, 91 Tramways, London Southern, L.C.C., Tho, and, 216
Transvaal Mining Machinery Contracts, Penalty Clauses in, 556
Turbine, The Marine, 554 Wheel and Rail, 657 Whitehall, Energy at, 115 Woodlawn Accident, New York, 265, 399, 528 Woolwich, 397
Workmen’s Compensation, Cost of, 91 Yarrow Educational Fund, The, 581

Legal Intelligence:

Legal Intelligence—see also Patents Dublin Main Drainage Case, 572 Thermit, Limited, v. Weldite, Limited, 448 Trades Disputes Act, The, 581
Pneumatic Hammer Cases, The Appeal Court’s Decision, 534

LEGISLATION and Coal Mining, 172

Letters to the Editor:

Accident, The Felling, A. Trenail, 558; A Practical Man, 558; Harrington Emerson, 666
Aluminium Industry (For Thermit, Limited, R. Stuts, Managing Director), 568
Apprentices, Overtime for. An Apprentice, 584; P. L. H,, 599; Works Manager, 666
Apprenticeship and the Training of Engineers, Nil Desperandum, 221; A Premiumed Pupil, 244
Armour, Modern, and Armour-piercing Projectiles, Thos. English, Lieut-Col., 483 ; T. J. Tresidder, 483
Boilers, Flash, W. Burton Baldry, 10 Book Club, An Engineering, A. H. D., 195 Bordeaux Maritime Exhibition, Brassey, Chairman of the Committee of British Exhibitors, 95 ’
Calories and British Thermal Units, J. Walter Pearse, 525
Carbon, Influence of, on Iron, J. 0, Arnold, 95 : Leon Guillet, 144
Coalite, Robert H. Smith, 666
Compounding and Superheating, F. W. Brewer, 457, 666; The Writer of the Article, 482; Harry A, Stenning, 525—see also Locomotive Economy and Great Western Railway Engines
Coned Locomotive Boilers, Chas. S. Lake, 45 ; A. R. B., 122; F. W. Brewer, 170
Correspondence, Filing, W. P. Adams, 122 Dam, Asfchan, M. Inst. C.E., 377 ; Cope Whitehouse, 638
Depreciation, W. Heaford Daubney, 297; Ewing Matheson, 297; Prando, 297
Electric Traction on Steam Railways, Electrical Loco., 170
Engine, Portable, as an Electric Machine, Percy Deed, 122
Factor of Safety, W. Akhurst, 297
Feeding Water into Steam Space, Engineer, 666
Galway and Canada, Richard J. Kelly, 245
Gas Engines at Johannesburg, Percy R. Allen, 429 ; W. F. Saunders, 483
Gold Dredging, W. H. Cutten, 482
Grantham Disaster, An Express Driver, 10
Great Western Railway Engines, A. V. Goodyear, 271—see also Locomotive Economy and Compounding and Superheating
Greathead Shield, The, Henry J. Cooke, 121 Honour to whom Honour is Due, W. A. S. B., 122
Iron and Steel Production, International, Herbert Pilkington, 483
Johannesburg Electricity Bill, The, Percy R. Allen, 429 ; W. F. Saunders, 483
Locomotive Economy, F. W. Brewer, 377, 457, 666 ; Cyclops, 144, 244; Diamond, 121 ; District Locomotive, Carriage, and Wagon Superintendent, 271; Dix, 121 ; Irishman, 170, 221, 326 ; Londoner, 244; C. F. Dendy Marshall, 244; Progress, 45, 95, 121, 170; Harold Smith, 144 ; X;, 402—see also Great Western Railway Engines, and Compounding and Superheating
Locomotives, Six-coupled, Cyclops, 402; W. J. B., 402; Common Sense, 402
Metallic Sheathing under Water, The Decay of, Gerard A. Muntz, 698
Metals, The Testing of, Bennett 467
Milling Machine Output, Arthur 599
Mont Blanc, the Longest Route C.R.K., 144
Motor Thrashers, A. H., 271
Silt and Scour, The Author of the Article, , 221
South African Labour, F. S., 326 Standardisation, Leslie S. Robertson, 121
Steam Trap Problem, A, Puzzled, 195 ; T. J. Codd, 221, 245; Geo. T. Pardoe, 221
Steamship Auxiliaries, J. H. Carruthers and Co., 666 I
Steel, The A^einj? of, Alexander E. Outerbridge, jun., 638
Strength of Riveted Joints, Hamilton N. Wyllie, 377
Suction Producer Trials, J. Emerson Dowson,
Swedish Iron Ore Problem, C. E. Muller and Co., Limited, 457 ,
Trees, Felling, by Electric Wire, M. Powis Bale, 558
Turbines, Marine Steam, Yarrow and Co., I Limited, 638 |
Winding Engines, George McCulloch, 44
Wood-working Machinery, The Driving of, by Electricity, M, Powis Bale, 638
Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1906, The, Manufacturer, 584 ; Scriber, 584
Works, The Lay Out of Engineering, C. Blaken, 666

Letters From Our Own Correspondents

(missing lines)
175, 199, 223, 249, 273, 301, 329. 639, 667
Germany, 25, 50, 76, 101, 125, 151,
225, 251, 275, 303, 331, 357, 381, ,
463, 487, 513, 537, 565, 589, 616, 641, 668
Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham, I
Wolverhampton, and other Districts, 22, 48, 74, 99, 122, 149, 175,198, 222, 248, 273, 301, 329, 355, 378, 406, 432, 460, 484, 510, 535, 562, 586, 614, 639, 667
Lancashire, 22, 48, 74, 99, 122, 149, 175, 198, 222, 249, 273, 301, 329, 355, 379, 406, 432, 460, 484, 510, 535, 562, 587. 614. 639, 667
Scotland, 23, 49, 75, 100, 124, 150, 176, 199, 224, 250, 274, 302, 330, 356, 380, 407, 434, 461, 485, 511, 536, 563, 588, 615, 640, 667
Sheffield, 23, 48, 75, 99, 123, 149, 175, 199, 223, 249, 273, 301, 329, 355, 379, 407, 433, 461, 485, 511, 535, 563, 587, 615, 639, 667
Wales and Adjoining Counties, 24, 49, 76, 100, 124, 150, 176, 200, 224, 250, 274, 302, 330, 356, 380, 407, 434, 462, 486, 512, 536, 564, 588, 616, 640, 668

LIEGE, The Arms Industry of, 610
Lifts, Continuous Passenger, The “Paternoster,” 560
Lighthouse, Armoured Concrete, at La Coubre, 335
Cape Race, Newfoundland, 439 Service, The French, 182 Some New German, 644
Lighting, Incandescent Illuminants, Mr. Swinburne on, 444

Literature:

Alternating Currents, by C. S. Lamb, 167 Alternating Currents, A Treatise on the
Theory of, Vol, II., by Alexander Russell, 142
Annuaire pour I’An 1907, par Le Bureau des Longitudes, 546
Contributions TEtude des Argiles et de la
Ceraraique, La Society d’Encouragement, 479 Cotton: Its Cultivation, Marketing, Manufacture, &c., by C. W. Burkett and C. H. Poe, 67
Dampflokomotiven der Gegenwart, by Robt. Garbe, 228
De la Harpe, Notes et Formules de ITng^nieur, by C. Vigreux, C. Milandre and R. P, Bouquet, 453 I
Drainage Problems of the East, by C. C.
James, 417
Eisen Industrie, by Oscar Simmersbach, 321 Electrical Nature of Matter and Radio-
Activity, by Harry C. Jones, 193
Engine Design, Thermo-Dynamic Principles of, by Engineer-Lieutenant L. M. Hobbs, 453 Evolution of Matter, by Dr. Gustave Le Bon, Translated by F. Legge, 416
Flottes de Combat en 1907, by Commandant de Balincourt, 117
Gas, Producer, by J. Emerson Dowson and
A. T. Barter, 141
Gold-mining Machinery, by W. H. Tinney, 321 Helgoland in Geschichte und Sage, by Major
Brohm, 167 |
Institution of Civil Engineers, Minutes of the Proceedings of the, for the Session of 1805-6, Edited by Dr. Tudsbery, 227
Locomotive Performance, by William. F. M. Goss, 267
Locomotive Progress, Ten Years of, by George Montagu, 607
Mechanische Technologie der Metalle und des Holzes, by Professor Theobald Demuth, 546
Naval Annual, The, T. A. Brassey, 1907, 659 Practical Engineering and Allied Trades, The
Encyclopaedia of, by Joseph G. Horner, 321 Radio-active Transformations, by E. Rutherford, 193
Reinforced Concrete, by Charles F. Marsh and William Dunn, 193
Reinforced Concrete, A Handbook on, by F. D. Warren, 142
Sehiffbautechnischen Gesellschaft, Jahrbuch der. Eighth Volume, 373, 399
Steel, Mild, Notes on Constructionin, by Henry Fidler, 416
Surveying, The Principles and Practice of, by Charles B. Breed and George L. Hosmer, 67
Taschenbuch der Kriegsflotten, 1907, by Kapi- tan-Leut. B. Weyer, 117
Turbines, Modern Steam, Edited by A. R. Liddell, Vol.I. The Schulz Steam Turbine,” by Max Dietrich, 93
Technik der Lastenfdrderuug enist uud jatzt, by Dr. 0. Kammerer, 142

Literature: Books Received and Short Notices :

Aeronautics, Pocket-book for, by Major Hermann W. L. Mordebeck, Translated by W. Mansergh Varley,454
Album Illustrd des Flottes de Combat, by Commandant de Balincourt, 453
Alcohol from Farm Products, A Practical Handbook on the Distillation of, by F. B. Wright, 267
American Institute of Architects, 1905, Proceedings of the Thirty-ninth Annual Convention of the, by Glenn Brown, 267
Aylesbury and its Surroundings, by Walter Moore, 374
Builer Waters—Scale, Corrosion, Foaming, by W. W. Christie, 546
British Engineering Standards Coded Lists, Vol. IV., 374
Bruckenbau, Der, by M. Streekel, 52
Building Cases, by F. St. John Morrow, 117
Building, Engineering and Shipbuilding Contracts, The Law of, Vol. II., by Alfred A. Hudson, 52
Buildings, Modern, Their Planning, Construction, and Equipment, by G. A. T. Mid die ton, 52
Carbon Filament Glow Lamps, British Standard Specification for, Issued by Engineering Standards Committee, 68
Cassell’s Engineers’ Handbook, by Professor Henry Adams, 546
Churches, Our Homeland, and How to Study Them, by Sydney Heath, 546
Coal Mining. Practical, by W. S. Boulton, 267
Coals and Cokes, Analyses of British, by Allan Greenwell and J. V. Elsden, 417
Commercial Organisation of Engineering Factories, The, by Henry Spencer, 454
Commutatrices et Transformateurs Electriques Tournants, by Jean Paraf, 546
Compensation Act, 1906, The Workmen’s, by W. Ellis Hill, 374
Compensation Act, 1905, The Workmen’s, by W. A. Willis, 297
Constructions des Induits h Courant Continu, by E. J. Brunswick and M. Aliamet, 546
Cornell University, The Register, 1905 1906, 52 Deutsche Museum Historische Skizze, Das, by Dr. Albert Stange, 52
Electric Power Transmission, Long-distance, by Rollin W, Hutchinson, jun., 267 Railway Engineering, by H. F. Parshall, 228
Traction for Motormen and Others, Elements of, by L. W. Gant, 454 Electrical Directory, The Universal, 400 Engineers, Institution of, Journal of the, by George C. Lloyd, 267 Machinery, The Care and Management of, 400
Trades Directory and Handbook for 1907, The, 417
“Electrician” Primers, The, Vols. I., II., and HL, by W. R. Cooper, 68
Electrician’s Pocket-book (1907), The Practical, by H. T. Crewe, 454
Electricity, Technical, by H. T. Davidge and R. W. Hutchinson, 267
Electrons, or the Nature and Properties of Negative Electricty, by Sir Oliver Lodge, 167
Engineering Association of New South Wales, Minutes of Proceedings of the, Vols. XIL, XIIL, XIV., XIX., and XX., 228, Vol. XXL, by Henry Ahrbecker, 374
Engineering Index, The, 400
Engineers’ and General Smiths’ Work, by Thomas Moore, 68
Engineer’s, The, Year-book of Formulm, Rules, Tables, Data and Memoranda in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Marine, and Mine Engineering, by H. R. Kempe, 454
English Weights, with their Equivalents in Kilogrammes, by Frederick W. A. Logan. 374
Estimates, Approximate, A Pocket-book for Estimating, by T. E. Coleman, 454
Excentric Spiral Turning, An Introduction to, by H. C. Robinson, 417
Fleet Annual and Naval Year-book, 1907, The, by Lionel Yexley, 417
Forces Hydrauliques et les Applications Electriques au Pdron, Les, 374
Fowler’s Mechanical Engineers’ Pocket-book, 1907, by Wm. Fowler, 479
Gas and Oil Engines, by Horace Allen, 193
Gas Engineer’s Pocket-book, The, by Henry O’Connor. 453
Geological Survey of the United Kingdom and Museum of Practical Geology for 1905, Summary of Progress of the, 117
Geological Survey, Memoirs of the: The Geology of Falmouth and Truro and the Mining District of Camborne and Redruth by J. B. Hill and D. A. MacAllister, 453 ’
Geology of the Country near Newquay, The, by Clement Reid and J. B. Scrivener, 400
German Course for Science Students, A Second by H. G. Fiedler and F. E. Sandbach, 228 ’
German v. British Railways, by Edwin A Pratt, 453
Gli Accoppiatori Automatice per Veicoli Ferro- viari all’Esposizione di Milano-Torino-Roma 479 *
Great Western Railway Mechanics’ Institution Swindon Junior Engineering Society “Trani sactions,” 1905-6, 646
Grundbau und Atlas, Der, by M. Streekel 52 Hazell’s Annual, 1907, by W. Palmer, 52 ’ Incorporated Association of Municipal and County Engineers, Proceedings of the. bv Thos. Cole, 228
Institution of Engineers, .The Junior, The Journal and Record of Transactions of Vol. XVI., 1905-6, Edited by Walter T Dunn, 68
International Pricing Tables and Percentage Reckoner, by Gordon Sims and J. Gall Inglis,
Iron and Steel, The Manufacture and Properties of, by Harry Huse Campbel], 479
Irrigation, Its Principles and Practice as a Branch of Engineering, by Sir Hanbury Brown, K.C.M.G., 546
Kelly’s Directory of the Merchants, Manufacturers, and Shippers of the World 546
Kurzer Abriss der Spektroskopie und Kalori metrie, by Dr. Erail Baur, 374
L’Ann^a Technique, 1906, by A. Ba Cunha,
Books Received and Short Notices
{continued):
Lathe Practice, Modern American, by Oscar E. Perrigo, 608
Leitfaden der Baustofflehre, by Dr. Heinrich Seipp, 52
Lloyd’s Register of British and Foreign Shipping Rules and Regulations for Yachts, 167
Lockwood’s Builders’, Architects’, Contractors’, and Engineers’ Price-book for 1907, by Francis T. W. Miller, 400
Locomotive Compounding and Superheating, by J. F. Cairns, 374
Locomotives, Historic, by Alfred Rossling
Bennett, 400
of 1906, by Charles S. Lake, 117 Simple, Compound, and Electric, by H. C. Reagan, 454
Logarithms, Five-figure, by H. H. Suplee, 374 London, The City of, Directory, 1907, W. H. and L. Collingridge, 607
Manchester Royal Exchange Directory, 1907, by Richard Collinson, 546
Marine Engineers, Verbal Notes and Sketches for, by J. W. Sothern, 94
Marine Motors, A Text-book on, by Captain E. Du Boulay, 374
Mathematics, Practical, for Young Engineers, by F. Hovenden, 374
Matriculation Directory : The Calendar, 1907- 1908, 374
Matriculation Graphs, by C. H. French' and C. Osborn, 52
Mechanical Engineering Materials, by Edward C. R. Marks, 228
Mercantile Year-book and Directory of Exporters, The, by Walter Lindley Jones, 479
Metallurgy, Handbook of. Vol. II., by Carl Schnubel, 167
Motorists’ Handbook and Calendar for 1907, The, The Academy of Motoring, Limited, 167
Municipal Year-book of the United Kingdom for 1907, The, by Robert Donald, 417
Naval Policy: A Plea for the Study of War, by “ Barfleur,” 167
Navy List and Naval Recorder, The Royal, 267 Nelson’s Library, Thos. Nelson and Sons, 607 Neue Tbeorieund Berechnung der Kreiselrader, by Dr. Hans Lorenz, 374
North-Eastern Railway System, Directory of Manufacturers, Wholesale Importers, and Exporters on, Commercial Agency, North- Eastern Railway, York, 607
Petrol Engine, The, Troubles and Remedies, by C. W. Brown, 374
Physics, Practical, A Text-book of, by William Watson, 52
Polyphase Currents, by Alfred Still, 52
Post-office London Directory for 1907, The, Kelly’s Directories, Limited, 52
Projectile Engines of the Ancients, An Account of the, by Sir Ralph Payne-Gallowey, 228
Public Schools Year-book, 1907, The, 167 Pomps and Hydraulic Rams, by Paul Hasluck, 546
Punches for Dies and Tools for Manufacturiog in Presses, by Joseph V. Woodworth, 454
Rivetage, by M. Fricker, 374
Sanitary Evolution of London, The, by Henry Jephson, 167
Sanitation and Plumbers’ Work, Elementary Science Applied to, by A. Herring-Shaw, 52
Sanitation, Practical, by George Reid, 193
Schiffsschraube, Die, Part IL, by Albert Achenbach, 52
Science Year-Book and Diary for 1907, The, by Major B. F. S. Baden-Powell, 117
Scientific and Learned Societies; of Great Britain and Ireland, The Year-book of the, 117
Sewage, and the Bacterial Purification of Sewage, by Samuel Rideal, 228
Shipping World Year-book,; The, 1907, by Evan Roland Jones, 453
Shoot, How to: The New Method of Learning Rifle Shooting, by E. J. D. Newitb, 546
Smithsonian Institute, Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the, 267
Statique Graphique et ses Applications aux Constructions, et Atlas, La, by M. Maurice- L6vy, 267
Steam Engine and Other Heat Motors, The, by W. H. P. Creighton, 479
Steam Engineering, Modern, in Theory and Practice, by Gardner D. Hiscock, 454
Technical Year-book, 1907, The, by Arthur C. Kelly, 479
Telegraphic Addresses, Sell’s Directory of Registered, by Henry Sell, 417
Telegraphy, Wireless, for Amateurs, by R. P, Howgrave-Graham, 607
Textile and Engineering Directory and Yearbook for 1907, Kerrawalla’d, by C. D. Kerra- walla, 479
Theodolite, Standard Percentage, and How to Use it, by John F. Fergusson, 546
Thermodynamik der Dampfmaschinen, Die, by Fritz Krauss, 374
Timber Measurer and Timber Buyers’ Tables, 1907-8, Alfred Howorth and Co., Limited, 546
Trade and Shipping of the Colonies and Territories forming the South African Customs Union, 1906, The First Annual Statement of, 546
I Tube Railways, Setting Out of, by G. M. Holden, 479
Tunnel Practice, Modern, by David McNelly Stauffer, 193
Turbine, The Steam, as Applied to Marine Purposes, by Professor J. H. Biles, 68
United States Naval Institute, Proceedings of ! the, Vol. XXXIII., No. 1, Edited by Philip R. Alger, 546
Water Engineers, Transactions of the Association of, by Percy Griffith, 479
Water, Pure, The Value of, by George C Whipple, 546
Waterlow Brothers and Layton’s Architects’ Surveyors’, and Auctioneers’ Diary and Almanac for 1907, 117
Workmen’s Compensation Act, The, 1906, by George Frederick Emery, 607
Works, at the, A Study of a Manufacturing Town, by Lady Bell, 374 ®
Yards and Terminals, and their Operation bv 1 A. Droege, 52 *

LOCOMOTIVES—see Railways
Locks, Hydraulic Lift, 533
London County Council and Electricity, 479, 482, 606, 661
London County Council, The, London Southern Tramways, 216

Machine Tools

Beam Bending Rolls, Nicol S. Arthur, 162 Chuck, A Flat Drill, The Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, Limited, 272
Continental, Some Early, 3
Design as Affected by the Use of High-speed Cutting Tools, Dr. J. T. Nicolson, 649
Design, by Professor J. T. Nicolson and Mr. Dempster Smith, 79, 127, 208, 258, 385, 411, 441, 465, 515, 592, 693
Drilling Machine, G. F. G. Des Vignes, 610
Drilling Maehints, High-speed Radial, Wm. Asquith, Limited, 404
Gear-shaping Machine, Full Automatic, The Bilgram, Pfeil and Co,, 146
Grinding Machine, Self-acting Cylindrical, Reinecker’s, 350
Grinding, Precision, Mr. Darbyshire, 649 Hammer, Compressed Air, C. and A. Musker,
Limited, 560
Pneumatic, Cases, Court of Appeal Decision, 534
108-Ton Pneumatic, Terni Blast Furnaces Company, 246
Lathe, Fly-wheel Boring, Turning, and Bcss- ing, J. Butler and Co., 38, 45
42in, Gun Turning, The Coventry Works, Limited, 574, 576
Powerful High-speed Surfacing and Screw-cutting, Beyer, Peacock and Co., Limited, 559
Sliding, Surfacing, and Screw-cutting, W. H, Astbury, 509
Surfacing and Boring, Tangyes, Limited, 665
18in. Treble-geared, Thomas Ryder and Son, 592, 593
Saddle, Hulse and Co., Limited, 693, 594
The Power and Speed of, Dr. J. T. Nicolson, 195—see under Metals, “The Art of Cutting”
Mill, Boring and Turning, The Low Moor Company, Limited, 455
Milling Cutter Guard, Alfred Herbert, Limited, 298
Milling Machine Output, by P. V. Vernon, 542 ; (Letter), 599
Planing Machine, A Regenerative Reverse, Joshua Buckton and Co., 578, 586
Pneumatic Hammer Cases—Court of Appeal Decision, 534
Pneumatic Tcols in Workshops, Mr, Whitcombe, 649
Presses, Taylor and Challen’s, at Rudge Whitworth’s Factory, 60
Punching Machine, Multiple, Bradley and Craven, Limited, 612
Saw, Electrical Log Band, A. Ransome and Co., Limited, 661
Saw, Power Hack, G. F, G. Des Vignes, 610 Saws Driven by Electricity, 569
Shaping Machine, Hand, Crozier, Stephensand Co., 636
Side-planing Machine, George Richards and Co., Limited, 458
Slotting Machine, An Ilin. Stroke, George Wilkinson and Sons, 556

MACHINE Shops at Pozzuoli, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, 256, and Four-page Supplement^ March 1907
Machinery Contracts, Penalty Clauses in Transvaal, 556
Magnetic Character of Vessels, The, 582 Manograph, Schulze Optical Indicator, 525 Mechanical Engineering in 1906, 13
Mechanical Engineering in the United States in 1906, 57
Merchandise Marks Amendment, 502 Mersey Channel, The, 307, 597, 648

Metals:

For Copper see “ Copper ”; for Steel see “ Iron and Steel ”
Aluminium, 452
and Copper, Report to Alloys Research Committee on the Properties of. Professor H. C. H. Carpenter and Mr. C. A. Edwards, 83, 173, 184, 197, 231, 241
Industry in 1907, The, 492; (Letter), 558
Alloys Research Committee, Properties of Alloys of Aluminium and Copper, Report by Professor H. C. H. Carpenter and Mr. C. A. Edwards, 83, 173, 184, 197, 231, 241
Cutting, The Art of, Mr. F. W. Taylor’s Address at American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 15, 39, 70, 122, 140, 147, 195
Chromite in the Transvaal, 300
Gold Dredge, The, as a Machine, 359 ; (Letter), 482
Metals, The Testing of, 424 ; (Letter), 457
Tin Deposits, Alluvial, Dredger for, Wm. Simons and Co., 457

METALLURGY in 1906, 9
Metallic Packing and Stuffing-box, S. Ward and Co., 73
Metallic Sheathing under Water, The Decay of, 559; (Letter), 698
Metric System—see Weights and Measures Micrometer at Charlottenburg, 314
Mills and Milling Machines—see Machine Tools Mill Engine, Rolling, 12,000 Horse-power, Schneider and Co,, 602

Mines and Mining" News:

Caylloma Silver Mines, Peru, 179, 226 ; (Letter), 245
Chamber of Mines in South Africa Appoints Commission, 609, 666
Drills, Rock, on the Rand, “ Konomax ” and “Gordon,” 73, 197
Electrically-driven Centrifugals at the Tywarn- haile Mine, Mr. W. R. Thomas, 208
Gold Dredge, The, as a Machins, 359 ; (Letter),
Mines and Mining* News (continued):
Goldfields, Problems of the Witwatersrand, Mr. G. A. Denny, 633
Mines, Application of Duplicate Fans to, Rev. J. M. Capell, 625
Mines, Eight Hours in, 529, 563, 579, 588, 616
Mining Engineers in South Africa, Examination Requirements for Certificates, 73 Legislation and Coal, 172
Purposes, Turbine Pump for, W. H. Allen, Son and Co., Limited, 608 ; (Letter), 638
School of, for Wales, 50
Ore Concentration by Elmore’s Oil Process, 469
Ozokerite Mines in Austria, Mr. D. M. Chambers, 625
Shafts for Deep Winding, The Design and Equipment of, Mr. C. E. Rhodes, 633
Shatt-sinking, Special Methods of. Professor Henry Louis, 633
Slate Quarry, Pelton Wheel for Hauling Gear, Percy Pitman, 431
Strike in South Africa, 609, 666
Tubbing, Cast Iron, Mr. W. G. Halbaum, 626 MONO-RAIL, Overhead, Bradford’s System, in Transvaal Mines, 197

Motor Vehicles and all Matters Relating thereto;

Automobile Standardisation Committee, 368 Commercial Exhibition at Olympia, 268, 286, 290
Motor Car Rating, 478
Cars, Distance Recorder for, E, M. Bowden’s Patents Syndicate, 174
Carriages over Rough Country in America, 507
Chassis, Pieper Petrol-Electric, 362 Engine, Eight-cylinder, All-British Car Company, 362
Engine, Paraffin Motor Car, The Allsop Motor Syndicate, Limited, 626 Exhibition at Islington, 362
French Automobile Industry, Development of, 41, 58, 81
French Industrial Vehicle Trials, 663
Gear, A New Epicyclic Change-speed, J. Johnston and H. W. Buddicom, 146, 198
Gears, Electrical Transmission on, Mr, A. A. Campbell Swinton, 653
Gear, Petrol-Electric Transmission, 86
Gear, Progressive Change-speed, The Fouillaron, Jesse Ellis and Co., Limited, 630
Lorry, Petrol Motor, The " Four-wheel Drive Wagon Company, 611
Modern Motor Vehicles, by Lieut,- Colonel R. E. B. Crompton, 148
Omnibus, The, 192
Brillie, in Paris, 58 Milnes-Daimler’s Petrol-Electric, 286, 290
Straker-Squire’s Petrol- Electric, 286, 290
Petrol-Electric, 136
Petrol Motor, Mr. W. Worby Beaumont, 293, 299, 327, 351, 387
Railway Motor Car, An American, 354 Saurer Vehicle, 286
Self-starter for Motor Cars, Renault’s Device, 42
Steam Railway Motor Coach and Engine for East Indian Railway, Nasmyth, Wilson and Co., Limited, 646, 656, 660 —see Correction, July 5th, 1907 Thrashers (Letter), 271
Tire, Harbridge Non-skid, 43 Tramways, Edinburgh, 89 Tramways, London County Council, 91 Van, Parsons’ S-Horse-power, 286
Van, Petrol Delivery, with Fouillaron Change-speed Gear, Jesse Ellis and Co., Limited, 530
Wagon, Six-ton Steam, Yorkshire Steam Wagon Company, 286, 288

NATIONAL Physical Laboratory, Treasury Inquiry on the, 140, 153

Naval Engineer Appointments;

26, 46, 62, 100, 145, 224, 236, 332, 404, 436, 465, 487, 514, 525, 585, 654

NAVY -see Ships
Newfoundland, Cape Race Lighthouse, 439
New Zealand, Compulsory Arbitration in, 372
Niagara, Power Extensions at, 8
North Sea, The, Its Physical Characteristics,
Tides, and Currents, by W. H. Wheeler, 489, 516

Obituary:

Aitken, Mr. Thomas, 171
Allott, Mr. Charles S. , 233
Andrews, Mr. Arthur Thomas, 573
Andrews, Mr. Thomas, 663
Ashton, Mr. Thomas Atkin, 44
Austin, Mr. Henry, 112
Baker, Sir Benjamin (with Portrait), 524 ; (Letter), 638
Bailey, Mr. C. H. , 171
Berthelot, Mons, Marcellin, 288
Bolling, Mr. Francis, 573
Bond, Mr. Henry, 44
Booth, Mr. Frederick Richard, 44
Brock, Mr. Walter, 454
Brogden, Mr. James, 112
Brown, Mr. Andrew, 471
Bustard, Mr. Charles Andrew, 44
Cassatt, Mr. Alex. Johnson, 10 •
Cooper, Mr. John, 574
Creeke, Mr. Robert, 374
Davies, Mr. W. H. , 112
Davis, Mr. George E. , 420
Duncan, Mr. Robert, 342
Dunell, Mr. George Robert, 503
Dunlop, Mr, James, 94
Gearing, Mr. Ernest G. , 188
Govan, Mr. Alexander, 559
Greer, Mr. W. J. , 171
Haslam, Mr. Victor, 233
Hodson, Mr. George, 465
Johnson, Mr. Wallace Clyde, 10
Johnston, Mr. Charles, 259
Lewis, Mr. Ebenezer, 188
Lewis, Mr. John, 44
MacBrayne, Mr. David, 112
McKie, Mr. Hugh Unsworth, 112
Mackrow, Mr. George C. , 171
Mendeleeff, Professor Dmitri Ivanovitch, 133
Meredith, Mr. Jenkin, 112
Munn, Mr. Orson Desaix, 325
Murray, Mr. James, 574
Nursey, Mr. Perry Fairfax, 663
Palmer, Sir Charles Mark (with Portrait), 573
Pattison, Engineer Commander A. R. , 233
Rodger, Mr. W. W. B. , 171
Serpollet, Mons. Leon, 171
Stanbury, Mr. George, 233
Stevenson, Mr. John L. , 171
Sugg, Mr. W. T. , 233
Swinburne, Mr. J. P. , 374
Tinker, Mr. J. J. , 663
Tullis, Mr John, 233
Wilson, Sir Alexander (with Portrait), 454

OIL Ejector, “Omnium,” Robert Spence and Son, 194
on Process for Ore Ccncentration, Elmore’s, 469 Openshaw Extensions, 21
Ordnance and Fire-arms:
Modern Armour and Armour-piercing Projectiles, Lieut. H. J. Jones, 361, 393, 414, 442; (Letters), 483
Ordnance Works, The Coventry, 547, 552, 674, 6C0, 604, 643 (Four-page 8upplQ'm,QKt,. */zme 7^A, 1907)

OZOKERITE—Mines

PACKING, Visible Spring Metallic, Finlay McCulloch, 403
Patent Cases, Some Recent, 84
Patent Law Reform and the Patents and Designs Bill, 47, 47, 293, 319, 323, 427. 445. 484, 498, 510, 584, 597, 607; (Letters), 95, 483
Patent Law in South Africa, 408
Patent Laws within the Empire, Uniformity of,

Patents, Selected American:

Bearings, Ball, August C. Hachfield, 566 Boiler Bracked, J. J. Fletcher, 670
Boilers, Steam, Means for Promoting Circulation in, S. J. Ross, 514
Condenser, C. A. and F. D. Schwartz, 670 Condenser, Jet, E. Koerting, 638
Engines, Direct-acting, Equalising Device for, 0. H. Mueller, 590
Explosive C. H. Brooks, 618 Oil, Feed Governor for, F. G. Hobart, 514
Furnace, Electric, Le R, W, Stevens, 514 Gas, Producer, Apparatus, H. F, Smith, 618 Grinding Centres, Attachment for, C. L. Pet- rikin, 590
Mains, Apparatus for Tapping, W. H. Van Winkle, 618
Metal Nosing for Concrete Steps and other Structures, H. H. Wainwright, 488
Post-hole Digger and Pole Setter, D. H. Robinson, 514
Pump, Centripetal, Centrifugal, and Condenser, R. S. Prindle, 618
Pump, Vacuum, Louis R. Alberger, 566 Screw, F. W. Braunschweig, 488 Shaft, Extensible, V. A. Gost, 618 Steering Gear, F. G. Harrison, 590 Turbines, Governing Mechanism for, W. L. R.
Emmett, 488; 0. Junggren, 488
Turret Tool Post, G. E. Greenleaf, 670
Upper Tumbler for Dredges and the like, S, L.
G. Knox, 590
Valve, G. C. Davis, 638
Valves, Controlling Means for, C. A. Parsons and J. Turnbull, 514
Wheel, B. H. Sills, 488

Patent Specifications, British:

Air Compressors, 614 Bearings, Ball, 358 Carburetters, 26 Conveyors, 566, 642 Ejectors, 126 Electric Lighting, 669 Electrical Apparatus, 26, 62, 78, 126, 151,
303, 357, 382. 464, 488
Engines and Boilers, Steam, 51, 101, 125,
201, 225, 251, 275, 303, 331, 357, 435, 513, 537, 565, 589, 617, 641, 669
Engines, Internal Combustion, 25, 51, 77, ivx, 161, 178, 201. 304, 331, 357, 409, 435, 463, 513, 537, 565, 589, 641, 669
Fans, Centrifugal, 590 Furnaces, 332, 436 Gas Producers, 26, 52, 102, 201, 252, 669 Gearing, Worm, 382 Hammers, Power, 275
Locomotives, 178. 202, 251, 381, 617 Metallurgical, 202, 488, 590 Mining, 126, 538
Miscellaneous, 62, 102. 126, 152, 178, 202, 226,
252, 276, 332, 382, 410, 464, 538, 590, 618 Motors, Electric, 275
Motor Vehicles, Road, 26, 77, 125, 152, 202, 226, 276, 303, 332, 358, 381, 436, 464, 487, 566, 617, 642, 669
Ordnance, 102, 152, 225, 275, 487, 514 Pumps, 514, 642
Railways and Tramways, 102, 125, 252, 381,
436, 487, 537, 566, 669
Submarines, 464
Tantalum, 178 Telegraphy, Wireless, 78, 409,'488, 589 Tires, 102
Tools, Machine, 332, 410, 538
Torpedoes, 252
Turbines, 25, 51, 225, 332, 409, 513, 589, 617, 641
Valves, 410, 487

PELTON Wheel for Slate Quarry Hauling Gear, 431
Pension Fund, Old Age (Letter), 402
Schemes, Old Age, Mr. Harold Cox, 503, 529, 555, 579 ; (Letters), 638
Old Age, Aged Navvies, Fund, 403 Personal and Business Announcements, 26, 52, 76. 101, 126, 151, 176, 200, 224, 250, 274, 304, 332, 356, 377, 408, 436, 464, 486, 512, 564, 616, 640, 668
Petrol Road Roller, An American, 508 Petroleum as a Fuel on a Small Scale, 66 Petroleum Burners (Letter), 95 Planing Machines—see Machine Tools Pneumatic Tools—see Machine Tools
Pneumatic Tools in Workshops, Mr. Whitcombe 649
Port, London, 107
Port of Zee-Brugge (Letter), 95
Ports—see also Harbours and Waterways Precision Grinding, Mr. Darbyshire, 649 Presses—see Machine Tools
Propelling Shafting, Torque of : Some Conjectures, Investigations, and Results, Mr. J, Hamilton Gibson, 312
Provident Funds, The Scope and Limitations of, 165
Pump, Rees’ Roturbo Centrifugal, 496
Pump, Turbine, W. H. Allen, Son, and Co., Limited, 608; (Letter), 638
Pumping Engines, Triple-expansion, for Brighton Corporation, Fleming and Ferguson, Limited, 426, 427 (Two-page Supplement, Apnl 26</t, 1907)
by Steam, Internal Combustion Engines and Electricity, Comparative Cost of, Based upon Actual Working, Messrs, Charles Hawksley and Henry Davey. 634
Machinery, Modern, Presidential Address at Illinois Society of Engineers, 212
Pumps, Electric Mine, for Nevada, 74
Pumps, Electrically-driven Centrifugals at the Tywarnhaile Mine, Mr. W. R. Thomas, 208 Punching Machines—see Machine Tools Pyrometers, Fery Mirror, 594
Pyrometers, Thermo-Electric, 594
Pyrometry in Modern Workshop Practice, by Chas. R. Darling, 594

Railways, British, Colonial, and Indian :

Great Central Railway ; Improvements, 644 Lincolnshire Railway and Shipping Extensions, New, 428
Great Eastern: IParkeston Quay Extension, 368
Great Northern: Grantham, Accident at (Letter), 10
Great Western:
Extensions at Bristol, 1
Pembrokeshire Industries Aided by Concessions, 150
Somerset Coal Canal under Construction as a Railway, 520
Uxbridge, Denham to. New Line, 557 Midland Railway: West Riding Extension, The, 154
North-Eastern Railway :
Derailment near Felling, 527, 554;
(Letters), 558, 666
Improvements at Tyneside, 28, 31 Wigan-Blackpool Direct Railway, Proposed, 326
Railways, Irish : Fishguard and Rosslare, Fishguard Bay, 564 {Supplement, January ‘Itk, 1907)
Scotch: .
Caledonian, Accident at Arbroath, 7, 41, 89, 423. .
North British, Accident at Arbroath, 7, 41, 89, 423
Metropolitan: The Generation of Power at Neasden, 209
Australian Main Line Railways, Two New, 183 New South Wales, The Great Zigzag, Blue Mountains, 285
Canadian Railway Commission, The, 347
East Indian Railway : Steam Motor Coach and Engine, Nasmyth, Wilson and Co., Limited, 646, 656, 660 {see Correction 5th July, 1907)

RAILWAY Gauges of India, The, 502 Railways of British India, The, 420

Railways, Foreign;

Austria: Tunnel, Tne Karawanken, 517
Italian Railways: Electric Traction on, 158 Swiss: Loetschberg Tunnel, The, 611
Simplon Tunnel, Mr. Francis Fox on, 48
Tehuantepec National, The, 94, 105, 114 (Snp' plemcnt, February Idi, 1907)
United States :
Construction in the United States, 430 Electrification, West Shore Railroad, 507 Erie, Electrification of the, 430
New York Central Railway Accident, 265. 364, 399, 528
Steel Rolling Stock for, 533
New York, Transit Facilities in, 108, 128, 160, 214, 218, 260, 264. 308, 360, 370
Pennsylvania Railroad, New Signals on the, 596
Permanent Way, 580
Railways, Accidents on, 635
Railway Methods, 319
Railway Safety Appliances in, 658, 664 Rolling Stock, Steel, in America, 533

Railways and Railway Matters, General:

American and English, 397
Curves, Setting Out, by Thos. G. Booking, 490 : (Letters), 525, 558, 684, 699
Express Train Services of 1906, British and French, 36
Fog Signalling, 93, 94
Light Railway Policy, Mr. W. Barrington, 647
Lighting of Railway Premises, Indoor and Outdoor, Mr. H. Fowler, 83
Mono Railway, Brennan’s System, 470, 480
Potteries Railway in Ruins, 340; (Letter), 498 Railways and Competition, 166
and their Men, 501, 609. 658 :
(Letter), 599
Railway Construction, The Best Means of Preserving Iron and Steel Work in, Mr. Bertram Blount, 631 Points and Crossings, Keeping, Free from Snow, 354
Rating of, The, 191
Structures, Reinforced Concrete for, Mr. Charles Augustus Harrison, 631
Rail Syndicate, The International, 528 Railway Working Results, 659
Rails, The Expansion of, 527, 554; (Letters), 558, 666
Rails, Steel, The Chemical Composition of, and Latest Developments, Mr. Christer Peter Sandberg, 631
Rolling Stock, Engineering Standards Committee, The, 654
(missing lines)
Modern, Mr. T. Hurry Riches, at Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 456, 477 Suburban, 452
Signalling on Railways, A System of Audible, Mr, W. Jiawson, 647
Signals, The Application of Electricity to the Working of Railway Points and, Mr. Luis de Moraes Gomes Ferreira, 654
Tube, Ventilation of, M. C. Birault’s Paper before Society des Ing^uienrs Civils, 242; (Letter), 2n
Tyneside, Improvements at, 28, 31
Wheel and Rail, The Action between, Mr. H. R. A. Mallock, 647, 657

Railways, Locomotives, British;

British, Four New, 84 {Supplement, Jamiary {Sup-
(missing lines)

Railways: Indian

Bombay, Baroda and Central Indian Railways

Railways: Foreign:

Egyptian State Railways, Feed-water Heating, 534
Italian Balanced Compound, Prairie Type, 390, 416; (Letters), 457, 482, 525, 666 —.xec also Letters, Great Western Railway Engines, Locomotive Economy
Italy, American for, Baldwin Locomotive Works, 198, 533
St. Gothard Railway, Four-cylinder Compound, 491

Railways: USA:

Compound, Powerful, American Locomotive Company, for Northern Pacific Railway, 74
Locomotives and Rclling Stock in U.S.A., 430 Locomotives, American, Service Trials of, 507 Mallet Duplex for Erie Railway, 22

Railways: General:

Compound ?<’. Simple Locomotives, 217 '
Conod Boilers (Letters), 45, 122, 170 i
Economy, 65, 139, 144—see also Great Western . Railway Engines and Italian Balanced Com- pound (Letters), 45, 95, 121, 144, 170, 221, 244, 271, 326, 377, 402, 467, 666 ,
Locomotives, Electric, and Permanent Way, I 265
Model Rack-rail Engines at South Kensington, : 429
Narrow-gauge Bogie Tank, Peckett and Sons, , 144
Six-coupled, 371; (Letters), 402

REFUSE Manipulator at Walworth, Patent
Lightning Crusher Company, 609 Reservoirs, New, at Walton-on-Thames, 392 River ? What is a Tidal, 418 Rock-cutting Machine, Lobnitz and Co., 533 Road Roller, American Petrol, 508 Roads and Speeds, 527 ; (Letter), 568 Roadways, A New Section for, (Letter), 402 Rolling Mill Engines—see Engines Roof Fitting, Corrugated Iron, Mr, C. Thomas’, 222
Roofing, Concrete, for Factory Buildings in America, 533
Ropes, Driving, Centrifugal Tension in, (Letters), 599, 666

SAFETY, The Factor of, J. P. E. C. Stromeyer, 247, 270; (Letters), 297, 377
8t. Louis River Hydro-Electric Plant, The, 155
Sanitary Engineering in 1906, 6
Sankey’s, Capt., Hand Testing Machine, 184
Saws—Machine Tools
Scale, A Reducing, John Hadden and Co., 458 Segregation in Steel, Mr. J. E. Stead, 650 Sewage, Bacterial Treatment of, 244
Hamilton, Purification Works, 89 Hanley Works, 550
Shaping Machines—see Machine Tools

Shipbuilding: British :~

Auxiliary Machinery on Merchant Steamers, 620
Ice-making Plant, the Linde British Refrigeration Company, Limited, 623
Pumps, Air, Vertical, and Wrecking, the Worthington Pumping Company, Limited, 623, 624
Refrigerating Machine, the Linde British Refrigeration Company, Limited, 624
Steering Gear, Electric, Clarke, Chapman and Co., 622, 623
Hand, Bow, McLachlan and Co., 622
Hydraulic, Brown Bros, and Co., 622
Hydraulic, Fullerton, Hodgart and Barclay, 622
Steam, Bow, McLachlan and
Co., 622 Steam, John Hastie and Co., 620, 621
Telemotor, Brown Bros, and Co., 621 Tiller, Steam, Brown Bros, and Co., 621
Valve, Stop, for Steering Gear, John Hastie and Co., 622
Cargo Steamer, The Evolution of the Modern, Mr. S. J. P. Thearle on, 311
Cargo Steamers, The Structural Details of, in Relation to their Water Ballast Arrangements, Mr. S. J. P. Thearle, 661
Irish-Canadian Steamship Line, An, 192; (Letters to the Editor), 245
Lloyd’s Register, 88
Magnetic Character of Vessels, Capt. W. Bart- ling on the, 682
Marine Gas Propulsion in Relation to Imperial Commerce and Defence, Mr. A. Vennell Coster, 168
Propellers, The Influence of Screw, on the Helm (Letters), 326, 377, 429, 483
Reciprocating Engines for Ocean - going Steamers, Mr. Henry Davey, 633
Shaft, Broken, Temporary Repair at Sea, 448 Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering during J906, 62, 110, 141
British and German, 605 Five Months’ Scottish, 664
The Progress of, Lloyd’s Register, 448
Scottish, for January, 145 Steel, Competition in, 216
Ships, Arrangements for Working Cargo on, Mr. W. H. Dogdale, 652
Modern, and Harbour and Dock Requirements, Lord Pirrie, 632, 658
Resistance of, Approximate Formula) for Determining the, Mr. A. W. Johns, 347
Speed and Power Computer, R. Morton and W. J. Goudie, 458
Unsolved Problems in the Design and , Propulsion of. Dr. F. Elgar’s “James Forrest ” Lecture, 629. 637, 665 Steamship Anticipation for 1907, 59 Steel, High Tensile, The Use of, in Compound Structures such as Ships, Bridges, &5., Mr. A. E. Seaton, 650
Stern Frame, Welding with Thermit, 262 Submarines, Safe, and the Future of the Art,
Mr. Simon Lake on, 283, 296, 352 Turbine, The, as A pplied to Marine Propulsion,
Hon, C. A. Parsons, 633
Turbine, The Marine, 554 Unsolved Problems in the Design and Propulsion of Ships, Dr. Elgar’s “James Forrest” Lecture, 629, 637, 665
White Star Line and Southampton, 35

Shipbuilding: British Navy:

Afridi, Destroyer, 480
Alexandra, Yacht, H.M. Turbine., on the Stocks, 339
Alexandra, Yacht, Turbine, The King’s New, 582
Argyll, 7, 46
Black Prince, Engines of (SiipplemcnL Jaiiuary 1907)
Dreadnought January 1907)
Dreadnought, Trials of, 186, 598, 606 ; (Letter), 638
Indomitable, 294
Montagu, on the Kocks [Supplement. Januani 1907)

Shipbuilding: Naval Matters:

Battleships, Big, 116
Dover Harbour, Currents In and Outside, Admiralty Notice, 585
Naval Manoeuvres and the Closing of Harbours, 42
Reductions, 239
Work in Clyde Yards, 212
Signal Bells, Submarine, Admiralty Trials of, 86
Torpedo Boat Construction, High Tensile Steel for, Mr. A, F. Yarrow, 650
Warships and Machinery under Construction in England, Progress of, 34

Shipbuilding: Foreign Navies:

French Battleship Jena, Explosions on the, 266, 291
German, Schleswig-Holstein, 10
Japanese, Kashima (Supplement^ January ^tk, 1907)
Japanese, Katori, Engines of the [Supplement^ January 4^Z?., 1907)
Peruvian, Coronel Bologuesi, 121 (Supploneni^
February Isi, 1907)
Russian Navy, The, 40
United States Navy, New Ships for, 507

Shipbuilding: Mercantile Vessels:

Avon, Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, 664 Corsican, New Allan Liner, 484
Excursion Steamer, An American, Fireproof, 174
Ferry Steamer for India, J. I. Thornycroft and Co., Limited, 147
Mercantile Vessels (ro?UmwaO:
Lusitania, Some Points of Interest in Connection with the Design, Building, and Launching of the, Mr. W. J. Luke on, 311, 345, 376, 405
Maori, Wm. Denny and Brothers’ Turbine Steamer, 508
Mauretania, Cunard Liner (Supple'inent^ January 1907)
Turbines of the (Supplejncnt, Jamuiry UK, 1907)
The Use of High Tensile Steel in the Construction of the, Mr. Edwin William de Rusett, 650 Simla, Model of Geared Engines, 43 Steam Launch for Madras, J. I. Thornycroft and Co., Limited, 73
Suevic, White Star Liner, Salvage of the, 346, 366
Turbine Steamers at the Antipodes, Wm. Denny and Bros., 508
Turbine Steamers, Egyptian Mail, 559

Shipbuilding: Launches and Trial Trips :

25, 100, 125,151, 200, 252, 297, 332, 358,410, 436, 460, 530, 564, 663

SHOWS—see Exhibitions
Signals, New, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, 596 Signalling—see also Railways
Signalling, Submarine, 43 Simplex Superheater, 532 Slate—see Mines
Slotting Machines—see Machine Tools Small Arms Company’s Works, Birmingham, 471 [Siipplement., May YStK, 1907)
Societies, Annual Meetings of, 605
South Africa and British Manufacture, 291 ; (Letter), 326
Spur Wheels with Circular Teeth, 545 Standardisation (Letter), 121
Standardisation, The Danger Element in, 93 ; (Letter), 121
Static Deflection of Turbine Rotors, The, R. H. Collingham, 305
Steam and Hydraulic Power Plant, Combination, 198
Steam Economy, Mean Pressures and, 478 Steam Trap Problem, A (Letters), 195, 221, 245 Steel—see Iron and Steel and Letters from our own Correspondents, &c.
Suez Canal, Dredging Work in the, Mr. Edouard Quellennec, 648
Superheater, Esterer Eogine Company, 9
Superheater, The Simplex, Applied to Lancashire j Boiler, Simplex Superheater Company, 532

Supplements:

Battleships of 1906, January 4th, 1S07
Birmingham Small Arms Company’s Works, ' May 10th, 1907
Civil Engineering in 1906, January 4th, 1907
Compound Winding Engine at the New Tredegar Pits, January 25th, 1907
Coventry Ordnance Works, The, June 7th, 1907
Croton Dam, The New, New York Water Supply, April 12ch, 1907
Engines of the Peruvian Cruiser Coronel Bolognesi, February 1st, 1907
Four-cylinder Non-compound Express Locomotive, Great Western Railway, February 22nd, 1907
Gas Engine, 1200 Horse-power Tandem-cylinder, at Bargoed, May 24th, 1907
Locomotives of 1906, January 4th, 1907
Notable Bridges of 1906, January 4th, 1907
Notable Events of 1906, January 4th, 1907
Ordnance Factory in Italy, Armstrong,
Pozzuoli Co., Limited, March 15th, 1907
Peruvian Cruiser Coronel Bolognesi, February Ist, 1907
Pumping Engines, Triple - expansion, for Brighton Corporation, April 26th, 1907
Rodah Bridge over the Nile at Cairo and Armoured Concrete Shore Defence Works, March Ist, 1907
Rothesay Dock at Clydebank, April 26th, 1907 Some British Locomotives, January 25tb, 1907 Tehuantepec National Railway, February 1st, 1907
Turbine Atlantic Liner Mauretania, January 4th, 1907
Warships’ Engines of 1906, January 4tb, 1907
SUPPLEMENT, SPECIAL, JUNE 21ST, 1907.— AUXILARY MACHINERY ON MERCHANT STEAMERS:
Allen, W. H., Son and Co., Limited, Pumps, Steam-driven, iv., v.; Fans, Steam and Motor-driven, vii., viii.
Alley and Maclellan, Filter and Oil Separator, vii. ; Steam Ash Hoist, x., xi., xii.
Andrews and Cameron, Evaporator, Sea-water, ix.
Bailey, W. H., and Co., Limited, Pumps, Davidson Vertical Air and Boiler Feed, v., vi.
Bow, McLachlan and Co., Limited, Steering Gear, Steam and Hand, xix.
Brotherhood, Peter, Fan, Steam-driven, viii., ix.
Brown Bros, and Co., Hoists and Derricks, xviii., xix.; Pumping Engines, xviii.
Bumsted and Chandler, Fan, Steam-driven, viii. , ix.
Caird and Rayner, Filter, Feed-water, and Oil Extractor, vii.
Carrick and Wardale, Pumps, Horizontal, and Boiler Feed, iv., v., vi.
Carruthers, J. H., and Co., Pumps, Vacuum, General Service, ii., v.; Filter, Feed-water, vi., vii.
Chambers, Scott and Co., Winches, xiv,, xvii,- Cranes, Electric Gib, xvii, ’
Clarke, Chapman and Co., Electric Capstan, &c., xiv.j xvii,
Davidson and Co., Limited, Fans, Sirocco,.viii.
Drysdale and Co., Pumps, Circulating Centrifugal, vi.
Fullerton, Hodgart and Barclay, Cranes, Hydraulic, xviii.; Pumping Engines, xviii., xix. XX. ’
Gourlay Brothers and Co., Machinery, Triplescrew Steamer, i., ii.
Hall, J. and E., Limited, Refrigerating Machine, Single Compressor, xi., xhi.
Hall, J. P., and Sons, Limited, Pumps, Feed General Service, &c., v., vi.; Condenser IX., XI. ' ’
Haslam Foundry and Engineering Company, The, Refrigerating Machinery, xi.. xiv^ “wl!? ®r°®he>, Limited, Feed-water
^O’'®. Balanced, for Tur- bine Machinery, x., xii.
Krupp, Fried., Cranes, Electric, xvii Laurence, Scott and Co., Limited, Brake, Automatic, Magnetic for Winch, xik, xvii.
Liverpool Engineering and Condensing Company, Limited, Distilling Plant, Feed- water Heaters, &c., ix., x.
Liverpool Refrigeration Company, Limited, Refrigerating Machinery, xiv., xv. xvi.
Parsons, Hon. C. A., Vacuum Augmenter^ i.
Petter James B., and Sons, Electric Generat- ing Plant Driven by Oil Engine, vii.
Pulsometer Engineering Company, Limited, Refrigerating Plant, xii., xv.; Pump Karoome Type, xii., xiv.
Royles, Limited, Evaporator, Calorifiers, and Valves, IX., x., xi., xii.
Flannery, Ventilation System for Oil-carrying Steamers, x.
J-. Pumps, Air, Feed, Sic., ii., B'’aporators. ii., vi.
f’‘'°®®-®iFbt Attachment to the, Mr. Deacon’s Patent, 339

TAR-SPREADING Tests by Roads Improvement Association, Various Machines, 522, 656
Opened, 94, m I?®’ X (^^pplement, Fdjruani IsC, 1907) testing Laboratory and Apparatus at Charlottenburg, 314, 318
Machine for Chains, W. and T. Avery and Co., Limited, 391 40^on, for Wood, Joshua Buckton and Co.. 277 Thermal Tr«i • Sankey’s Hand, 184
Thermal Efficiency m Internal Combustion ^ngines. On the Limits of, Mr. Dugald Clerk,
Thermit Welding Demonstration, 262 thermo-Electric Pyrometers, 594
Thrashers, Motor (Letter), 271
Timber Conveyor, Wintringham and Son, 68, 69 tin—see Metals
Tire, Hartridge Non-skid, 43
Towns’ Gas, The Application of, as a Heating Agent, Mr. W. H. Y. Webber, 652
Tools—see also Machine Tools
Tools Engineers’ Small Birmingham Small Arms Company, Limited, 281
Trade, Export, Board of Trade Report
Exports, Progressive Engineering, 372 Italy the Encouragement of National Industry in, 510
Marks Amendment, Merchandise, 502 Trades Disputes Act, The, 581
Tramway8--,<{ee Motor Cars
’n New York, 108 128 Pin 214, 218, 260, 264, 308, 360, 370 ' ’
Transmission of Electrical Energy by Direct " the Series System, The, Mr. J. S Highfield on, 292, 459, 606, 633, 661 in"?5^5 Contracts, Penalty Clauses
J®®\^eh>ng by Electric Wire (Letter), 558
Trust Movement in Germany, The. 136 Tubes, Resistance Tests at Illinois University 74
Tubes^for Marine Purposes, Electrolytic Copper, Tunnel, Lcetschberg, The, 611
Kaiser Wilhelm, Ventilating, 481 The Karawanken, 517 Channel, 280, 292
Turbine, 900 Horse-power, for India, W. Gunther and Sons, 143
The, as Applied to Marine Propulsion. Hon. C. A, ParsonSj 633
and Reciprocating Engines, Torsiometers to the Measurement of Power in, Mr. Archibald Dennv. 311 The Marine, 554
P “ Conqueror,”
W. H. Allen, Son and Co., Limited 608 ; (Letter). 638 ’
Rotors. The Static DaHection of R U Collingham. 305 ’
-11 1 for Turbine Steamors~6w Ships Turbo-alternators—Me Electric Tyne. The, as an Industrial Centre, 159

US Government, Armour Plate Woks

VALVES,
Ventilation of Kaiser Wilhelm Tunnel, 481

WALLS, Armoured Concrete 183;
War Material in 1906, 19
Warehouses, Great Western Railway, at Bristol 1

Water:

Boiler, How to judge from analysis Analyses, J. G. A.
Carlisle, Covered Reservoir at (-SKon/«,,„„- ?Jaimarij ith, 1907) ‘<^PPi«ment,
Detection of Pollution in Underground Water and Methods of Tracing the Souree Thtri’ xr J®’ 11'^ '1°!’° fl’ Thresh, 613
Hardening, Mr. James Watson, 635
Supply in 1906, 18
- Broadhurst, 625 • ri. p. AVatep ;
Supply, New York, the New Croton Dam, 364, 384, 412, 439, 466 [Tivo-page Supplement^ April Vltk^ 1907)
Los Angeles, 132 Pumps for—see Pumps
Pumping by Steam, Internal Combustion Engines and Electricity, Comparative Cost of, Based upon Actual Working, Messrs. Charles Hawksley and Henry Davey, 634
Port Elizabeth Waterworks, Sand River Dam (Supplement^ January ^tk, 1907)
Softening Plant, Glover and Hobson, 298 Improvements in, 342 Mr. William Matthews, 634
Thames, Sewage Pollution of, 194
Water-feed and Low-water Alarm, Automatic, John Richardson, 374
Waterworks Construction in America, Mr. E. R. Matthews on, 484

WATT, James, Anniversary, 88
Weights and Measures, British, Mr. Austin Hopkinson, 625
Welding a Stern Frame, Thermit Demonstration, 262
Wheel and Rail, 647, 657
Wheel, Pelton, for a Slate Quarry, Percy Pitman, 431
Wheels, Spur, with Circular Teeth, 545
Winch, Lobnitz and Co., 533
Winch, New Self-locking, Bertram Percival’s, 532
Wood, The Hardwoods of Western Australia, 277
Wood-working Machines, The Driving of, by Electricity, 569 ; (Letter), 638
Woolwich, 397, 437
Workmen’s Compensation Act, The, 1906, 56; (Letters), 584
Workmen’s Compensation, Cost of, 92
Works, The Laying Out of New, 53, 80, 109 : (Letter), 666

YARROW Educational Fund, 581, 582

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