The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1907 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

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List of Names

• ADRIATIC, White Star Liner, Engines, 270, 271
• Alexander’s Safety Stop Valve, 366
• Allen and Simmonds’ Piston Rings, 363
• Amapa, Brazilian Customs Cruiser, 170
• American Locomotive Co.’s Engine, 290, 293
• Archdale’s Milling Machines (i., ii. andiv., Supplement, November 22nd, 1907)
• Armstrong, Whitworth’s Coal Hoists at [[Cardiff Docks], 32, 34, 36
• - Crane, 150-Ton Hydraulic Luffing (Supplement, Jxdy 19^/i, 1907), 67
• - Details of Motor Car, 492, 493, 494
• - Milling Machines (ii., lii., iv., v., Supplement, November 22nd, 1907)
• Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fd Railway Locomotives, 253
• Atherton’s Wire Rope Haulage Clip, 340
• Avery’s Nut Pliers, 222
• Avonmouth Dock and Entrance Look, 8, 9
• Avonside Engineering Works, 622, 626
• Azores, Electricity in, 219

• BALDWIN Superheater, 511
• Barford and Perkins’ Motor Roller, 17
• Beck’s Expansion Joints, 452
• Bedford Grammar School Engineering Shops, 42
• Bellamy’s Road Tracer, Stanley and Co., 635
• Belleek Sluice Gates, 650
• Bellerophon, H.M. Battleship, 84, 86
• Birmingham Small Arms Company’s 25 Horsepower Chassis, 512
• Birmingham Stamping Works, 298
• Bradley and Craven’s Bending Machine, 349
• Bradley Pulverising Machine, 90
• Brazilian Customs Cruiser Amapa, 170
• - Torpedo Boat Goyaz, 294, 342, 346
• Brighton, Ferro-concrete Groynes near, 309
• Bristol and Birmingham, New Route, 361
• Buckton’s Testing Machines, Electric, 121, 147
• Butler’s Drilling and Tapping Machine, 314
• - Milling Machines(iv., v., vi.. Supplement, November 22nd, 1907)

• CALOIN’S Lubricator, 144
• Cambrian Collieries, Electrical Power-house and Plant, Siemens, 20, 21
• Cardiff, New South Dock, 32, 34, 35, 90
• Carey’s Self-opening Doors, 601
• ?Carter and Wright’s Screw and Stud Driver, 416
• Clayton and Shuttleworth’s Compound Steam Motor Tractor, 577, 578
• Clench Superheater, 511
• Clermont, Paddle Steamer, 153
• Cochran’s Large Donkey Boilers, 451
• Cole, Marchent, and Morley, Compound Piston Drop-valve Engine (Supplement. Julu l^th. 1907), 54, 55
• Colwyn Bay Sewage Works, 438, 444
• Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company’s Air Compressor, 168; Works, 154, 164
• Craig and Donald’s Flattening Machine, 312
• Craiginches Ironworks, Aberdeen, 109
• Craven’s Milling Machines (vi., Supplement, November 1907); Self-propelling Cranes for Caledonian Railway, 324
• Crompton-Blondel Arc Lamp, 570
• Cunhffe’s Milling Machines (iv., v., vi., Supplementy November' 22nd^ 1907)

• DAIMLER, Details of Motor Car, 492, 493
• Danish State Railways Coal-testing Plant, 382, 383
• Darling and Sellers’ High-speed Lathe, 338
• Darracq, Details of Motor Car, 492, 493
• Deeley’s Valve Gear, Midland Railway Express Engine, 4, 18, 286
• Deritend Stamping Co.’s Works, 298
• Detroit River Tunnel, 524
• Deume-Mertem Armoured Concrete Viaduct, I 156, 157 1
• Diosgyor Steel Works, 280, 287 I
• Dossor’s Seed Dresser, 16
• Doulton’s Pipe Joint, 450
• Dreadnought Milling File, 313
• Drummond’s Lathe, 312
• Duisbourg Bridge, 129, 138

• EGYPT, Upper, Construction of a Syphon in, Neuhaus, 414,418
• Electric Ignition Company’s Plant for Motor Vehicles, 635
• Emeraude, French Submarine, 207
• Erie Railroad Mallet Locomotive, 290, 293

• FALCON Axle Greaser, 340
• Fast net Rock Lighthouse, 257, 259, 264
• Fawcett, Preston’s Pumping Engines, 112, 116, 117
• Felten and Guilleaume’s Railway Traversers, 504 Ferguson’s Sand Pump Dredger, 526
• Firth’s Rock Drill, Pneumatic, 218
• Fowler’s Traction Engine, 593
• Franco-British Exhibition Buildings, 544, 518, 567
• French Battleship La Liberte at St, Nazaire, 422 Cruiser Victor Hugo, 46 Submarines and Submersibles, 207
• Fulton and Steam Navigation, 153

• GARRETT’S Portable Superheated Steam Engine, 666
• German Surveying Ship PJanet, 245
• Turbine Torpedo Boat Destroyers S 125 and G137, 256, 397
• Ghurka, H.M. Destroyer, 452, 576
• Gimson’s Pumps at the Rand, 436, 437
• Glover’s Wood Planing Machine Tool, 120
• Goyaz, Brazilian Torpedo Boat, 294, 342, 346
• Great Indian Peninsular Railway Locomotive, 590.591 (Two-page Sxtp])lertie')it, December 13tk, 1907)
• Great Northern Railroad, U.S.A , Mallet Locomotives, 347
• Great Western Railway, Six-coupled Four- cylinder Express Evening Star, 27
• Greenwich Boiler Explog ion, 620, 647
• - Proposed Electric Power-house and Area of Supply, 306
• Gutehoffnungshutte, Ingot Heating Apparatus, 172
• Gwalar Iron Mines and Blast Furnaces, Hungary, 236, 238

• HARPER’S Ironworks, Aberdeen, 109
• Hathorn, Davey and Co., Pumping Engines at the Rand, 462, 516, 520
• Havre Port Development, 358
• Haworth’s Slotting Machine, 426
• Heap’s Bolt Screwing and Nut Tapping Machine, 365
• Heap’s Nipple Making Machine, 365
• Heatly Gresham’s Rational Oil Engine, 171
• Hell Gate Bridge, New York, 105
• Herbert, Alfred, Milling Machines (vi., vii., viii., Supplement^ November 1907)
• Herbert’s Roller Steady Turning Tool, 222 Hetherington’s Gun Turret Facing Machine, 92
• - Milling Machines (viii., ix., x., xi., Supplementf November '22nd. 1907)
• Planing and Milling Machine, 392, 397
• Highclere Steam Motor Car, 492, 493, 496 Holroyd’s Hack Saw, 340
• Holroyd’s Screw Milling Machine, 340
• Homberg-Rubrort Bridge Across the Rhine, 440 (TicO’page Supplements November IsL 1907) Hong Kong Dry Dock, 631
• Hornsea Sea Defence Works, 134
• Horwich Works—see Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
• Howl’s Detartariser Feed Heater, 339
• Huddersfield Electricity Works, Compound Piston Drop Valve Engine (Supplement^ July 1907), 54, 55
• Hulse’s Milling Machines(ix., xi., xii., Supplement^ November' 22nd, 1907) J 60in. Screw-cutting Lathe, 56, 57, 58
• Hungary, Forges and Mines of, 236, 238, 280, 287

• IRON and Steel Institute Excursions, Bohemia
• Moravia, and Styria, 385, 410

• KELVIN, Lord, 623, 627
• Kendall’s Milling Machines (xi., xii., xiii., Sitp-pl& m^nt^ November 2,2.nd^ 1907)
• Kestrel, in Dock, 173
• Kleinfontein Mines, Transvaal, Labour-saving Appliances, 581, 606
• Kolben’s Electric Rolling Mill Transporters, 698

• LA LIBERTE in the Lock, St. Nazaire, 422
• Lamp Syndicate, Pump, 16
• Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Compound Coal Locomotive and Diniog Car, 209, 245 (Two- page Supplement^ September 1907); Works atHorwich, 209, 214, 245
• Leeds Eugineering Co.’s Hydraulic Pipe-bending Press, 602
• Lignite Mine, Pereczes, 280
• Lincoln, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16, 30
• Little, Gilbert, Steel Belt, 143
• Loch Leven Water Power Works, 336
• London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, Platform Indicator, 603
• Lord Desborough, Sand Pump Dredger, 525
• Lucas, Ralph, Valveless Motor Car at Olympia, 512
• Ludgate Hill Station, 119
• Ludwig Loewe’s Indexing Apparatus for Milling Machines, 117
• Lusitania, Cunard Liner, John Brown and Co., Limited, 10, 12, 38. 44, 292, 344, 346, 468, 566

• MALLET Compound Locomotive, Erie Railroad, 290, 293
• Manchester’s Water Supply, 83
• Mann’s Steam Wagon, 16
• Margewood Lock Company’s Lock and Bolts, 363
• Marshall’s Light Oil Tractor, 592
• Martyn’s Sparking Plug Connector, 46
• Masson’s Beating Plant, 160
• Mather and Platt’s Cotton Mill Gas Engine, Gas and Air Pumps, 598, 605
• Mayer’s Twist Drill Grinding Machine, 364
• Michigan Central Railway’s Submarine Tunnel, 524
• Midland Railway, Four-coupled Express Engine, 4, 18, 286 ; Two-page Wood Engraving (Supplement^ July 'btK^ 1907)
• Mork Overhead Runway, 312
• Muir’s Milling Machines (xii., xiii., xiv., Supple- mentf November 1907)

• NATIONAL Gas Engine Company’s 300 Horse-power Suction Gas Plant, 652, 659
• Necaxa Power Works, 466, 467, 470, 536, 537
• New South Wales, Blast Furnace in Lithgow, 64
• New South Wales, Railway Station at Sydney, 648
• Newall’s Universal Grinding Machine, 316, 320
• Nicols’ Vertical Boiler Feed Pump, 91
• Nicolson and Dempster Smith, Machine Tool Design, 56, 76, 203, 251
• North British Locomotive Company’s Engine for
• G.I.P. Railway, 590 {Two-page Supplement^ December V6tk^ 1907)
• North-Eastern Railway Dynamometer Car, 334 (Two-page Supplement^ October \th^ 1907)
• Norway, Screw Trunk Steamer for, 442
• Notkin Locomotive Superheater, 486

• ODDIE’BARCLAY, High-speed Ram Pumps, 295
• Oerlikon Works, 186, 190
• Olympia, Machinery Exhibition, 288, 312, 337, 363; Motor Car Exhibition, 492, 496, 512, 635
• Ord and Maddison’s Quarry Plant, 594, 595
• Osborn’s Milling Cutter, 524
• Ottawa, Machinery for Royal Mint, 321
• Owens’ Ferro-concrete Groynes near Brighton. 309

• PARKINSON’S Milling Machine (xix.,
• Supplement^ November 1907)
• Parsons’ Type Steam Turbines, 348
• Patent File Company’s “ Dreadnought ” Milling File, 313
• Pearn’s Electrically-driven Colliery Pumps, 572,
• Peit-i-Shevket, Turkish Torpedo Cruiser, Fried. Krupp, 630
• Pennyslvania Railroad, Express Passenger Engine 422 : New Terminus, New York, 59, 62, 80, 81 .
• Pereczes Lignite Mine, 280
• Pickles’ Wood-planing Machine, 92
• Pielock Superheater, 511
• Pilkington’s Compound Pneumatic Hammer, 6b
• Pirie’s Paper Works, 160 {Tivo-page Supplement^ Axigusl l^thf 1907)
• Planet, German Surveying Ship, 245
• Ponta Delgada Works and Electrical Plant. 219
• Poulton’s Keyless Arch for Water-tube Boilers, 272
• Pridmore’s Moulding Machine, 194
• Principessa Jolanda, Accident at Launch, 360, 361
• Prussian State Railways Express Locomotive, 376 Pay de Dome Adhesion Railway, 643

• QUEBEC Bridge Accident, 231, 235, 239, 288,
• 292, 318, 395, 420, 498

• RAND Water Board Plant, 436, 462, 463, 516, 520
• Ransome’s Circular-saw Bench, 91
• Rational Oil Engine, 171
• Reinecker’s Tap-making Lathe, 364
• Rhine Bridge at Homberg, 440 {Tico-page Supplement, November l.?i, 1907)
• Rhodes’ Shearing Machine, Electric, 142
• Richards’, G., Key-way Milling Machine, 364 Milling Machine, 364 (xiii., xiv.,
• Supplement, November 22n</,1907)
• Side-planing Machine, 44
• Richardsons, Westgarth’s 30C0 Horse-power Triple-expansion Marine Engines and Pumps, 69 [Supplement, July l^tk, 1907)
• Ridley’s Armoured Concrete System, 195
• Rio de Janeiro Electric Power Scheme, 408
• Robey’s Air Compressor, 368, 373, 374; Spring Mounting, 17
• Robinson’s Woodworking Tools, 142, 143
• Ropner and Sons, Steamer for Norway, 442
• Ross, Hotchkiss and C-^.’s Steam Trap, 366 Rotterdam, Floating Dock at, 568, 569
• Rowan’s Gas Power Plant, 616, 619
• Royal Agricultural Society’s Show at Lincoln, 16, 30
• Royal Edward Dock and Entrance Lock, Avon- mouth, 8, 9
• Ruston, Proctor’s Compound Tandem Dropvalve Engine, 30, 31; Road Scarifier, 30

• SAINT Nazaire, Port, 127, 422
• Samuelson’s High Pressure Blower, 635
• Sandycroft Company’s Tandem Drum Steam
• Winding Engine. 448, 449 {Tivo-paqe Szipple-ment. Novemb&i' Is^, 1907)
• “SaTco" Steam Meter, 363
• Saunderson’s Portable Air-cooled Engine, 592
• Savage Brothers’ Motor Wagon, 16
• Savery’s Launch Engine, Dynamo and Boiler, 272
• Schenectady Locomotive Superheater, 485
• Schiess’ Lathe, 56
• Schlatter and Deutsch, Apparatus for Gas Analysis, 18, 46
• Schlick’s Gyroscopic Apparatus for Ships, 515
• Schmidt Locomotive Superheater, 485
• Schuchardt’s Castellating Machine, 337
• Drill, Five-spindle, 337 Grinding Machine, 337 Lathe, High-speed, 337 “Scleroscope” Testing Instrument, 580 Scotstoun Works, Yarrow’s, 487 {Four-page Supplement, November l^tk, 1907)
• Selig’s Gear Hobbing Machine, 339 Oil-grooving Lathe, 314
• Sheffield Car Company’s Light Petrol Locomotive, 650
• Sheffield-Simplex, Details of Motor Car, 492, 494
• Sheppee Motor Car Feed Pump, 339
• Shrewsbury Accident, 385, 413
• Siemens Electrical Plant at Cambrian Collieries. 20, 21 ’ Sirene, French Submarine, 207
• Smith and Coventry, Milling Machines (xiv., xv., Supplement, November 22nd, 1907)
• Smithfield Cattle Show, 692
• Somersetshire Derelict Railway, 146
• Southampton’s New 16-Acre Dock, 84
• Spencer’s Milling Machines (xiv., xv., xvi,, Supplement, November 22nd, 1907)
• Steward’s Tubeless Semi-flash Boiler, 580
• Stirk’s Boring and Turning Mill, 313 ; Radial Drilling Machine, 70'; Correction, 113
• Stoneywood Paper Works, 160 [Tivo-page &u'p'ple- ment, A^lg^lstl^th^ 1907)
• Stothert and Pitt’s Electrical Capstan, 66
• Styria, Icon and Steel Institute Visit. 410
• Suevic, Repairing, Harland and Wolff, 311, 375, 475
• Sullivan’s Tandem Cylinder Air Compressor, 478 Sydney Railway Station, 648

• TANGYE’S Milling Machines (xv,, xvi., xvii,, Supplement^ November 22n<Z, 1907)
• Tanjong Pagar, Combined Tug and Salvage Steamer, 186
• Tannett, Walker’s Lewis-Hunter Coaling Cranes. 32, 34, 36
• Tartar, H.M. Torpedo-boat Destroyer, 624
• Taylor and Challen’s Machinery for Royal Mint. Ottawa. 321
• Taylor’s Beater, 160
• Tees, Graving Docks and Shipyard on, 388, 389
• Teltow Canal, 656
• Thornycroft’s Customs Cruiser for Brazil. 170 Details of Motor Car and Engines, 492
• Torpedo Boat for Brazil, 294, 342, 346
• Torpedo-boat Destroyer, H M., Tartar, 624
• Turkish Torpedo Cruiser Peit-i-Shevket, 630
• Typhonoide, French Racing Launch, 246

• UNITED STATES, Tests of Turbo Generators in, 439

• VAJDA-HUNYAD Blast Furnaces and Iron Mines, Hungary, 236, 238
• Valveless Motor Car at Olympia, 612
• Vaughan and Horsey’s Locomotive Superheater, 486
• Vernon-Harcourt, Leveson Francis, 285 Victor Hugo, French Cruiser, 46 Victoria Station Platform Indicator, 603

• WARD’S Milling Machines (xvi., xvii., xx,, &iip- plemenl^ Fovertiber 22i2zZ, 1907)
• Ward’s Turret Lathe, 169
• Washington, New Union Station, 539
• Webster’s Profile Milling Machines (xvii., xviii,, xix,, Sicpplem^eni, November 22nc^, 1907)
• Wilcox’s PiungerPump, 120
• Wilkinson’s Feed-water Heater, 196
• Wilkinson and Son, Milling Machine (xix.,
• Supplement^ November “^^nd^ 1907)
• Wilson’s Breakdown Crane. 194
• Wolf’s Drilling Machines, 338
• Wolf’s Transformers, 338
• Worthington’s Pumping Engines at the Rand, 462

• “Y” CLASS, French Submarine Boat 207
• Yarrow’s Clyde Works at Scotstoun, 487 [Four-page Supplement, November lWiil^^'J} \
• - Torpedo Boat for Brazil, 294

• ZEEBRUGGE and Bruges, 77
• Zwaartkopjes Power-house and Pump, 436, 462, 463, 516, 520

Subject Matter

• AIR Compressor, Duplex, Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co., 168
• 1200 H.P., Robey, 368, 373, 374
• Tandem Cylinder, Sullivan Company, 478
• Axle Greaser, Falcon, 340

• BENDING Machines—see Machine Tools Blast Furnaces in Hungary, 236, 238
• Bleaching and Beating Plant for Paper Works, Masson, 160
• Blower, High-pressure, Samuelson’s, 635 Boiler Explosion, Greenwich, 620, 647
• Large Donkey, Cochran, 451
• Tubeless, Semi-flash, Steward, 580
• Water-tube, Keyless Arch for, Poulton, 272 Boring Machines—see Machine Tools Bridge, Bascule, Double, at Duisbourg, 129, 130, 138
• Hell Gate, Proposed, New York, 105 Homberg-Ruhrort, Over the Rhine at, 440 {Tuo-page Supplement. November DM907) ‘
• Bridge, Quebec, Accident, 231, 235, 239, 288,
• 292, 318, 395, 420, 498, 600
• Buildings at Franco-British Exhibition, 544, 548

• CANAL, Bruges to Zeebrugge, 11 Teltow, 656
• Capstan, Electrical, Stothert and Pitt, 66
• Coal Cranes at Cardiff Docks, Lewis-Hunter Type, Tannett Walker, 32, 34, 36
• Hoists at Cardiff Docks, Armstrong, Whitworth, 32, 34, 36
• Testing Plant, 382, 383
• Concrete, Armoured, Ridley’s System, 195
• Conduit and Reservoir at the Rand, 463
• Viaduct, Armoured, at Deurne-Merxem, 156
• Conveying Plant at Transvaal Mines, 581, 606
• Cooling Towers, Capacity of, 268
• Copper and Copper Alloys, Corrosion of, Rhodin, v3, 75
• Crane, Coaling, Tannett-Walker, 32, 34, 36 Derrick, at Franco-British Exhibition, 544, 548
• 10-Ton Breakdown, Wilson’s, 194 150-Ton Hydraulic Luffing, Armstrong, Whitworth, 67 (Supplement^ July 19<A, 1907)
• 20-Ton Self-propelling Breakdown for Caledonian Railway, Craven’s, 324

• DAMS and Channels at Necaxa Power Works, 466, 467, 470 ; Masonry, Booking, 310
• Detartariser Feed-heater, 339
• Dock, Avonmouth, 8, 9
• Bruges, 77
• Cardiff New South, 32, 34, 35, 90
• Hang-Kong Dry, 631
• Rotterdam Floating, 568, 569
• Royal Edward, at Avonmouth, 8, 9 Southampton, London and South-Western Railway, 84
• Docks, Graving, and Shipyard on the Tees, 388, 389
• Doors, Self-opening, Carey, 501
• Dredger, Twin-screw Sand Pump, Ferguson’s, 525
• Drilling Machines and Rock Drills—see Machine Tools.

• ELECTRIC Generator for Motor Vehicles, Electric Ignition Company’s Plant, 635
• Plant at Oerlikon Works, 186, 187, 188, 190
• Plant at the Rand, 462, 463
• Power Plant at the Cambrian Collieries, Siemens Brothers, 20, 21
• Power plant at Necaxa, Mexico, 466, 467, 470, 536, 537
• Supply for Greenwich, Proposed Power-house and Area of Supply, 306
• Supply for Rio de Janeiro, 408 Transformers, Wolf’s, 338 Electricity in the Azores, 219
• Works, Huddersfield, Cole, Marchent and Morley’s Drop Valve Engine, 54 (Supplement^ July 1907) Engine, Compound Tandem Drop Valve, Ruston, Proctor, 30, 31
• Compound Vertical Drop Valve, Cole, Marchent and Morley, 54 (Supplement. July 19ZA, 1907)
• Gas, for Cotton Mill, Mather and Platt, 598, 605
• Gas Power Plant, Rowan, 616, 619
• Gas, Suction Plant, 300 Horse-power, National Gas Eogine Company, 652, , 659
• Marine 3000 Horse-power Triple-expansion, Richardsons, Westgarth, 69 (Sup- plenient, Jtily 1907)
• Oil, The Rational, Heatly, Gresham, 171
• Portable Air-cooled, Saunderson, 592 portable Superheated Steam, Garrett’s, 566
• Traction, Fowler, 593
• Traction, Spring Mounting for, Robey and Co., 16, 17
• Traction, Steam, for Snow Roads, 94
• Winding, Tandem Drum Steam, Sandy- croft Company, 448, 449 (Two-page Supplement. November Is^, 1907) Engines, Adriatic’s Quadruple-expansion, 270, 271
• Motor Car, at Olympia, 492, 496 Engineering Shops and Laboratories at Bedford Grammar School, 42
• Exhibition, Franco-British, 544, 548, 567
• Olympia, Machinery, 288, 312, 337, 363
• Olympia, Motor Car, 492, 496, 512 Explosive Mixture Motors, Commander A. B. Willits, United States Navy, 273, 299

• FACING and Flattening Machines—see Machine Tools
• Feed-water Heater, Wilkinson’s, 196
• Files—see Machine Tools
• Firing a Blast in a Bore-hole, 437
• Forges and Mines of Hungary, 280, 287
• Furnace, Blast, in Lithgow, New South Wales, 64, 65

• GAS Engines and Plant—see Engines
• Gas Fuel, Apparatus for Analysing, Schlatter and Deutsch, 18, 46
• Gates, Lock, Teltow Canal, 657 ; Sluice, Belleek, 650
• Gauges, Pressure, Testing, 191, 325, 351
• Girders, Continuous, 305
• Grinding Machines—see Machine Tools
• Groynes, Ferro-concrete, near Brighton, 309
• Gyroscopic Apparatus for Steadying Ships, Schlick, 615

• HAMMERS—see Machine Tools
• Harbour, Z^ebrogge, 77 Hydro-Electric—see Electric

• INDEXING Apparatus for Milling Machines,
• Ludwig Loewe, 117
• Indicator, Platform, at Victoria Station, 603
• Ingot-heating Apparatus, Gutehoffnungshutte, 172
• Iron Mines in Hungary, 236, 238
• Iron and Steel Institute Visits, Bohemia, Moravia,
• and Styria, 385, 410
• Ironworks, Craiginches, Harper’s, 109

• JOINTS, Expansion, Beck’j#, 452

• LAMP, Crompton-Blondel Arc, 570
• Lathes—see Machine Tools
• Lighthouse, Fastnet Rock, 257, 259, 264
• Lock and Bolts, Margewood, 363
• Locomotive, Atchison, Topeka and Santa F6, Various Types, 253
• Atlantic Type, Great Indian. Peninsular Railway, 590, 591 {Tico-page Siippleiiieut^ Decewher 19o7)
• Electric Towing, 657
• Great Northern Railroad, U.S.A., Mallet, 347
• Great Western, Six-coupled Four- cylinder Non-compound, 27
• Lancashire and Yorkshire, 209, 214 lTv:o-paqe Supplemetd. Septemher Wi, 1907)
• Light Petrol, Sheffield Car Company, 650
• Mallet Compound, Erie Railroad, 290, 293
• Midland, Four-coupled Express Passenger, 4, 18, 283 {Suppleiiienl^ Jiily 1907)
• Mineral, Small, in Hungary, 236
• Pennsylvania Railroad, Express Passenger, 422
• Pistons and Stuffing-boxes for Superheated Steam, Garbe, 531
• Prairie Type, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, 253
• Prussian State, Express, 376
• Pay de D6me Railway, 643
• Superheaters, Garbe, 407, 435, 459, 485, 511, 531, 662. 565
• Tube Plates, Repair of, 324 Lubricator, Automatic, Caloin, 144

Machine Tools:

• Bending Machine, Bradley’s, 349
• Bending Press, Hydraulic, for Pipes, Leeds Engineering and Hydraulic Company, 602
• Bolt Screwing and Nut-tapping Machine, Heap, 365
• Boring and Turning Mill, Stirk’s, 313
• Castellating Machine, Schuchardt’s, 337
• Design, Nicolson and Dempster Smith, 56, 76, 203 251
• Drilling Machine, Hand, Wolff’s, 338
• Five-spindle, Schuchardt’s, 337
• Radial, Stirk and Sons, 70 (Correction, 113) and Tapping Machine, Butler’s, 314 Facing Machine for Gun Turrets, Portable, Hetherington, 92
• File, Milling, “Dreadnought,” 313 Flattening Machine, Craig, 312 Gear Hobbing Machine, 339
• Grinding Machine, NewalVs Universal, 316, 320 Sehuchardt, 337
• Twist Drill, Mayer, 364 Hammer, Compound Pneumatic, Pilkington, 66 Lathe, Drummond’s Centre, 312
• High-speed, Darling and Sellers, 338 High-speed, Schuchardt, 337 Oil Grooving, Selig, 314 60in, Screw-cutting, Schiers, 66 Tap-making, Reinecker, 364 32in. Screw-cutting, Hulse, 56 12in. Inclined Turret, Ward, 169 Milling Cutter, Osborn, 524
• Cutters, Manufacture and Upkeep, Ashton, 660
• Machine, Key-way, G. Richards, 364
• Screw, Holroyd, 340
• Various (for Names of Makers —see Index to Miscellaneous Articles, Special Supple- Tuenl^ Nove'mbev 1907)
• Moulding Machine, Rock-over Drop, Pridmore’s, 194
• Nipple-making Machine, Heap, 365
• Planing Machine, Side, Geo. Richards, 44
• Wood, Pickles, 92
• and Milling Machine, Hetherington, 392, 397
• Saw Bench, Circular, Ransome’s, 91
• Saw, Hack, Holroyd’s, 340
• Shearing Machine, Electrical, Rhodes’, 142 Slotting Machine, Haworth, 426
• Turning Tool, Roller Steady, Herbert’s, 222

Maps:

• Atchison, Topeka, and Santa F^ Railway System, 253
• Birmingham Canal System, 103 Bristol and Birmingham New Route, 361 Great Central Railway Improvements, 385 Havre, Port of, 358
• Rennet and Avon Canal, 587 Necaxa Power Schemes, 466 Now York Railways, 106 Peterhead Harbour, 164
• Saint Nazaire, Port, 127, 422 Shropshire Union Canal System, 104 South Wales, Canals of, 687
• Sulina Branch of the Danube, 279 Teltow Canal, 656
• Water Supply of the Rand, 436

• MINT, Ottawa, Machinery for, Taylor and Challen, 321
• Motor Car Details and Engines at Olympia, 492. 496,512 (for Names of Exhibitors see “Names" Index, and also Vehicles”)
• Motor Car, Steam, cate, 492, 496

• PAPER Works at f , -
• page Supplement^ August 16?A, 1907)
• Pipe Joint, Doulton, 450
• Pipes, Hydraulic Bending Press for, Leeds Engineering Co,, 602
• Piston Rings, Allen and Simmonds’, 363
• Planing Machine—see Machine Tools
• Pliers, Nut, Avery, 222
• Pneumatic Rock Drill, Firth, 218
• Pneumatic Tools, 131
• Port of Havre Development, 368 ; St. Nazaire, 127, 422
• Portrait, Lord Kelvin, 623, 627; Vernon-Harcourt, L. F., 285
• Power Works at Necaxa, 466, 467, 470
• Producer, 150 H.P. Suction Gas, National Gas Engine Co., 652, 659
• Pulverising Machine. Bradley. 90
• Pump. Automatic Vacuum Lift, Lamp Pump Syndicate, 16
• Electrically-driven Colliery, Pearn, 572, 577
• Feed, for Motor Cars, 339
• Gearing with Concrete Fly-wheel, at the Rand, 437
• High-speed Ram, Oddie-Barclay, 295
• Plunger, High Duty, Wilcox’s, 120
• Vertical Boiler Feed, Nicols’, 91
• Pumping Engines, Triple-expansion, Fawcett, Preston’s, 112,116, 117
• Plant at the Rand, 436, 462, 516, 520
• Pumps, Air and Circulating, Richardson’s, Westgarth, 69
• - Centrifugal 40 Horse-power Motor-driven, at Cambrian Collieries, 21
• - Colwyn Bay Sewage Works, 438, 444
• - Gas and Air, Mather and Piatt, 605
• Pyrometer and Hardening Furnace, 660

• QUARRY Plant, Ord and Maddison, 594, 595

• RAIL Corrugation, 401
• Railway, Derelict, Somerset Mineral, 146
• Lancashire and Yorkshire, Rolling Stock and Works, 209, 214, 245
• London and North-Western, Accident at Shrewsbury, 385, 413
• Michigan Central, Submarine Tunnel, 524 *
• New South Wales, Station at Sydney, 648
• North-Eastern, Dynamometer Car, 334 {Tivo-page Supplement. Octobei' 1907)
• Pennsylvania, New Terminus, New York, 59, 62, 80, 81
• Puy de D6me Adhesion, 643
• South-Eastern and Chatham, Ludgate Hill Station, 119
• Station, Sydney, 648 Tracks for High-speed Traffic, 197
• Washington. New Union Station, 539
• Rings, Strength of, 614 ; (Letters), 451, 476, 603. 518, 652, 579, 604, 632 ’ *
• Roller, Motor, Barford and Perkins, 16, 17
• Roller, Steady Turning Tool, Herbert’s, 222

• SCARIFIER, Road, Ruston, Proctor, 30
• Screen, Rejector, 594, 596
• Screw Gauges, 262
• Screw and Stud Driver. Carter and Wright, 416
• Sea Defence Works at Hornsea, 134
• Seed Dresser, Dossor, 16
• Sewage Works at Colwyn Bay, 438, 444

Ships: British Navy:

• Bellerophon, Battleship, 84, 86
• Ghurka, Destroyer, 452, 676
• Kestrel, Destroyer, in Dock, 173
• Tartar, Torpedo-boat Destroyer, 624

Ships: Foreign Navies:

• Brazilian Customs Cruiser Amapa. Thoniv- croft, 170 r . J-
• Brazilian Torpedo Boat Goyaz, 294, 342, 346
• French Battleship La Libert^ at St. Nazaire. 422 *
• Cruiser Victor Hugo, 46
• Submarines and Submersibles, 207
• German Surveying Ship Planet, 245
• Ships {continued)*,—
• German Turbine Torpedo-boat Destroyers, 256 397
• Turkish Torpedo Cruiser Peit-i-Shevket, 630

Ships: Miscellaneous:

• Adriatic, White Star Liner, Engines, 270, 271
• Clermont. Paddle-wheel Steamer, 153
• Electric Tug Boat, 657
• Lusitania, Cunard Turbine Liner, J. Brown and Co., Ld., 10,12, 38, 44, 292, 344, 46, 468, 566
• Principessa Jolanda, Italian Liner, Accident at Launch, 360, 361
• Steam Launch Machinery, Savery, 272
• Steam Navigation, Centenary, 153
• Steamer, Screw Trunk, for Norway, 442
• Suevic, Repairing, 311, 375, 475
• Tug and Salvage Steamer, Combined, Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, 186
• Typhonoide, French Racing Launch, 246

• SHOW. Royal Agricultural Society, at Lincoln, 16, 30, 31
• Show, Smithfield Cattle, 592
• Signalling Apparatus, Submarine, 155
• Sluice Gates at Belleek, 650
• Sparking Plug Connector, Martyn and Co., 46 Stamping Works, Deritend, 298
• Steam Meter, “ Sarco,” 363 ; Trap, Ross Hotchkiss, 366
• Steel Link Belt, Gilbert Little, 143 ; Works at Diosgyor, 280, 287
• Stone Cubing Mill, 595
• - Dryer and Breaking Plant, 595
• - Grappling Machine for Submarine Work, 298
• Superheaters, Locomotive. Garbe on, 407, 435, 459, 485, 511, 531, 562, 565
• Syphon under a Canal, Upper Egypt, Neuhaus, 414, 418

• TAPPING Machines—see Machine Tools
• Tar Macadam Drying and Mixing Plant, 596, 596
• Testing Instrument, “Scleroscope,” 580
• Testing Machines, Electric, Buckton, 121, 147
• Tractor, Compound Steam Motor, Clayton and Shuttleworth. 577, 578
• Tractor, Light Oil, Marshall, 592
• Transporters, Electric Rolling Mill, 398
• Traversers, Electrically Driven, 504
• Tunnel, Submarine, at Detroit River, 524
• Turbine, Marine Steam, Practical Points in the Application of, Parsons and Ridsdale, 94
• Turbines, Steam, Parsons Type, 348
• Turbo Generators in the United States, 439
• Turning Toole—see Machine Tools

• VALVE Gear, Deeley, Midland Railway Express Engine, 4, 18, 286
• Valve, Safety Stop, Alexander, 366

• WAGON, Motor, Savage Bros., 16; Steam, Mann’s, 16
• Water Power Works at Loch Leven, 336
• Water Supply of Manchester, 83
• Water Supply of the Rand, 436, 462, 463, 516, 520
• Wire Rope Haulage Clip, 340
• Wood-planing Machine Tool, Glover, 120
• Woodworking Tools, Robinson, 142, 143
• Works, Avonside Engineering, 622, 626
• - Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co., 154, 164
• - Oerlikon, 186, 190
• - Rowan’s Engineering, 616, 619

• Yarrow’s at Scotstoun, 487 {Four-page Supplement^ Fovemhee 15<A, 1907)

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