The Engineer 1910 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1910 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

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ACTEE and other French Destroyers, ‘245 (r/ro. pagr StipjJrmrnt^ A/aix/i IDZt, 1910)
Adnil Double Electricity Muter, 48
Aldershot—Farnborough Alexandrovsky Works, Blast Furnace at, M. A. Pavloff, 64. 65
Allen, Edgar, and Co.’s Exhibits at Buenos Ayres, 460, 461
American Cement Works, Electric Motors in, 436. 442
- Locomotive Co.’s Four-cylinder Superheater Engine, 419
- Locomotive Superheater, 260
Anderston Foundry Company's Four-cylinder High-Speed Gas Engine, 440
Appleby’s 100-Ton Crane at Sunderland, 158, 157
Archdale's High-speed Drilling Machine, 259
Argentine Battleships. 152
Arktos Refrigerating Machine, 637
Ashton, Frost's Pumping Engines for Nottingham Water Supply, 121 {Ttra^pag^ Supplement^ Frhmary 4M, 1910)
Atlas Resilient Road Wheels, Cast Steel Wheels for Motor Vehicles, 365
Austro-Hungarian Motor Gunboats, Yarrow, 304, 306
Autoscaler Company’s Drafting Machine, 651 [

BAHIA. Brazilian Scout-cruiser, 431. 514, 518, 518 {TtPo-pMf Sufipirmmt^ April 1910)
Baldwin and Co.’s Blow-off Cock, 76
Barber Cotton Warp Tying Machine, 373
Barry Railway, Light Train on, 146
Bavarian State Railways Locomotive at Brussels, 635, 644
Belgian Four-cylinder Superheater Locomotive, 684. 642, 644
- Locomotives at Brussels Exhibition, 634, 642, 644
Bergmann Steam Turbine. 163
Birmingham Railway Carriage Company's Coaches for ^ntb America, 285
Blackpool Sea Water 8ap}>ly Works, 46
Blenkinsop Rack Locomotive, 432
Bleriot Monoplane, 18 {Su.ppUitt^lt January i 1910) I
Borchers, W., on the Girod Furnace, 458, 470, i 484 '
Brayshaw Furnace, 403
Brazil Straker and Co.'s Electric Lighting Plant, 280
Brazilian Scout-Cruisers
Brennan Monorail Car
Brett’s Electrically-driven Drop Hammers, 311,
British Aluminium Company's Bare Aluminium Conductors, 490 *
- Buffalo Marine Motor, 303
- Insulated Company's Gardener Apparatus for Submarine Sound Signalling, 391
- Railway Coaches for South America. Birmingham Railway Carriage Company, ! 285 !
Brooke and Co.'s Engine and Dynamo. 303 Petrol, Locomotive for Argentina, 204
Brown, Sir Hanbury, on Collapse of Canal Head Sluice in Egypt, 265
Brussels Exhibition, 481, 497, 507, 534, 582, 608, 634. 642
Buenos Ayres Exhibition, English Exhibits, 460, 461
Burma, Bridge near Henzoda {Suppttmrnt^ January 1910)

CANADA, Survey Steamship for, 638
Canadian Hydranlic Lift Locks, W. J. Francis, 427, 482, 511, 588
Cartier, Twin-screw Survey Steamer, Swan, Hunter and Wigbain RiohardHon, 638
Cassibilis Electric Power Works, Sicily, 464, 468
Central Argentine Railway Workshops Electrification, 538, 542
Chasseur, French Destroyer, 562
Cheshire, Salt Works at Weston Po'nt, 584, 592 ; (Additions). 628, 650
Churchill Machine Tool Company's Gas Hardening Furnace, 152
Cleveland Bridge Company's Balloon Shed, 486, 487, 488
- and Engineering Company’s Viaduct over Portcreek, ^6
Clifton and Baird's High-speed Ciroalar Haw, 417
Coignet Hystam io Concrete Working, 65
Colchester Lathe Company's Semi«all*gear Head Lathe. 500
Cole, Marchent and Morley's 400 H.P. Steam Engine for Ice-making Plant at Grimsby, 168, 169, 174
Collingwood, H.M. Battleship. Main Turbines, R. and W. Hawthorn. Leslie, 189 {Ttm T^co- EehrHaip IIM. 1910)
Coknibia, Gold Mining in, 135, 148
Great Northern Central Railway of, 214, 220
Colossus, U.M. Battleship, Scott's Shipbuilding Company, 376
Coltness Iron Company's Cement Production from Furnace Slag, 60, 68
Copeoh^en, Bascule Bridge at, 116, 117, 120
Costa Rica Electric Light and Traction Company, Hydraulic Works for, 453 Railways. 581 (Ttra-imge Supuhmmit Jane 19101
Coucher'a Spring Lubricating Ring, 600
Cowans, Sheldon's 15-Ton Steam Cantilever Crane, 76
Cowens, J., and Co.'s Pneumatic Hose Fittings, 170. 418
Cowper-Colcs* Galvanising Works at Chelsea, 391
Cex and Co.'s Twin-screw Tug Boats for ibe North-Eastern Railway, 194, 195
Custer Pipe Casting Machine, (06. 633

D 1. H.M. Submarine {Supplnneiit. January 1th. 1910)
Daimler Petrol-electric Motor Omnibus, 689
Darling, C. R.. Cbmpentated Indicator, 137 on Recent Progress in Industrial Pyrometry, 137
“Darling" Oil G«8 Producer, 47
Davis Brothers' Measuring and Mixing Machine, 414
Davis, J., and Son's Slide Rule, 118 “Universal" Drafting Machine, 444
Davy’s Self-acting and Handing Steam Hammer, 128
Dean, Smith acd Grace's Lathe, 230
Derwent Aquednet—xet* Grindleford
Dick, Kerr's Steam Turbines, 163
Djinn Electric Ligbring Plant, Brazil, Straker and Co., 230
Dover, Admiralty Harbour at. 4 (Supplement^ January 1th. 1910)
Dreadnought Rail Planer, Patent File and Tool Company, 152
Dron and Lawson's H gh-speed Lathe, 144 Dro<opbore Humidiher, 398
Drottning Victoria, Train Ferry Steamer, 18 {Supplrmant, January Ith, 1910)
Drummond Launch Engine, 326
Drysdale's Six-stage Horizoctal Turbine Pump. 623

ECCLES Cotton Mill. 346. 372. 398 (Tiro-pogr Svpplemenlf zl/7ri715A, iMO)
Eckart, W. R., on the Pitot Tube, 34
Eclipse Tool Company's Wagon Underframe Milling Machine, 50
Egypt, Collapse of Canal Head Sluice, Sir Banbury Brown. 265
Erbardt Shell for Howitzer, 513
Beheld and Stevenage Now fzoop Line, 328, 329, 332
E^neb Barrage on the Nile (SupptemerU, January 1th, 1910)

FARMAN Biplane, 18, 352 (Supplements January 1th, 1910)
Farnborough, Army Balloon Shed at, 486, 487, 488,
Fery's Pyrometer, 138
Fisbguara, Harbour Works at, 4 (SuppUmentf January Ith, 1910)
Fleming and Ferguson's Suction Drrdger, 256
Fosdyke Bridge over the Welland, 141
Pciimier Temperature Indicator. 77
French Battleships, Projected, Jean B»rt and Courbet. 356. 362. 622
Destroyers, The Latest, 245, 562; (Cor- reettoo), 270 (Ttrtt-pag^ Supplement^ March\\thf 1910)

GABEIEL’s Small Air Compressor
(missing lines)
Gnome Cylinders, Machining, 498
Grafton Ferro-concrete Bridge, New Zealand, 614 Graham's Non-stop Indicating Gear, 415
Great Central Railway Four * coupled Tank Eoffine, 521 {TtfXhftagc SyppUwent^ May 1910)
Groan A6rn Engine, 271
Grimsby, 200-Toa Ice-making Plant at, Linde British Refrigeration Company, 168, 169, 174 j {Ttco-ptiye Supplfment^ 18M, 1910)
' Grindleford to Rowsley Section of the Derwent Aqueduct, Alex. H. Jameson, 216, 243, 252, 296 ; (Tiotter), 304 {Tw^fpagcSupplcmenit March 4M, 1910)
Grinnell Sprinkler, 898
Guatemala Railway Bridges, 371
Guernsey, Fog-signal and Lighthouse at, 860

“HAMILTON” Motor Sleigh Tractor for Arctic Work
Harland and Wolff
(missing lines)
Ore-carrying Steamship Vollrath Tham, 278,282 Torpedo>boat Destroyer Zulu, 314
Turbines for H.M.S.
Collingwood, 139 (Tfro
Eehritar^ IIM, 1910) Heenan and Froude'a Armoured Concrete Waabery Bunkers, 65
Helsby Wireless Telegraphy Company's Instru* ' ments, 546
Herbert, Alfred, Combination Turret Ijsthe, 498
Iz>comotive Stay Bolt Lathe, 40 tkiward, on Cutting Properties of Tool Steel. 473. 485, 500. 519
. Hercules. H.M. Battleship, 498
Heroult Electric Steel Furnace, 15-Ton, U.S.A., 221
Holbom-Knrlbaum Optical Pyrometer, 138 Holybead as a Port of Call, 3/, 42
Honor Oak Water Reservoir, 8 {Svppfemrnt^ January 7M, 1910)
Hopkinaon-Tbring Torsionmeter, 524
Hornsby Portable Oil Engine, 637
i Horwich Locomotives— MTS Lancashire Uowitzar Projectile, Krupp, 597
Hughes, G., on Compounding and Superheating in Uorwich Ijccomotives, ^7, 309, 315, 333, 338, 405. 411 ; (Letter), 459
Humber Aero Motor, 270, 302 Humphrey Pump at Brussels Exhibition, 497 Hussard, French Destroyer, 562

IBUKI, Japanese CmiNsr, Turbinen, 86
Inglis. A. and J., Paddle Steamer Mountaineer, 624
Institution of Civil Engineers, New Buildings, 538 Ironside's ** New (Jentury ” Mining Locomotive with Oil Engine, 74
Isenthal's Ammeter, 444

JAPANESE Battleship Satsuma, 886 Cruser Ibuki's Turbines, 86 Jean Bart And Courbet, French Battleships, 356. 362. 622
Johnson'Lundell Electrical Works at Southall, 31 Two-cycle Internal

KATER and Anker«rait’8 Oil Separator and Steam Drver, 472
Kendall and Gent’s Locomotive Frame Plate Milling Machine, 73 lO^io. Turret Ijatbe, 387
Kirkheld Lock, Canada, W. J. Francis, 427, 482. 511
Knowles and Wollaston's Graphite Lubricator, 378
Kobben, Norwegian Submersible, 612, 613, 616
Krupp's Howitzer Projectile, 597

LACY, Hulbert's Air Compressors for Japan, 98 Rotary Pump, 153 ?
Lancasbire Dynamo and Motor Company's Motor- driven Planing Machine, 182 and Yorkshire Railway Locomotives, Compounding and Superheating in, G. Hughes. 287, 309. 315, 333, 338, 405, 411 ; (Letter), 459
Landis Tool Company's Cam Grinding Attachment, 5(6
Ijangdon Clutch, 326
Lascelles Four-cylinder Radial Aero Engine, 302 Laorentic, White Star Liner. 18 {Stippbutrnlf January 7zA, 1910) Supptenifnt,
Ji<iu24ZA. 1910)
I>ea Water Recorder. 537 T>eblaoc Air Pomp, 180, 181 Ijeeds Forge Company's Wacons, 460 Leeds-Northrup Recording Pyrometer, 137 Leek's New Spring Hub. ^7
Lee's Concrete Mixer, 128
Linde British Refrigeration 2(X>-Ton Ice making Plantat Grimsby, 168, 169, 174 {T^^fpogf. Sup- plfmrnt^ February 18zA, 1910)
Lion, H.M. Cruiser: A Forecast, 10.14, 36 Liverpool Waterworks at Vymwy, 274, 310 Ixibnitz, Sand Pump Dredger Quorra, 524. 525 Lodge and Shipley Company's Tool Poet, 650 Loftus Iron Stone Mines, Electric Haulage, 6, 11 London, Brighton and South Coast Superheater Tank Engine, 327 {Tico-pagf Supplr- ment^ IsZ, 1910)
Brighton and South Cc^t Derailment— sre St/^ats Nest County Hall, 430
Loudon's Sliding, Surfacing and Boring I.<athe, 879

MACDONALD'S Fonr-cylinder Marine Motor, 326, 364
Mann's Light Compound Steam Tractor, 153, 636
Mansfield's Oil Gas P.ant for Village Power and Lighting, 99
Massey’s Compressed Air Hammer, 528
Matto Grosso, Brazilian Torpedo-boat Destroyer JcMuary 19101
Melville-Macalpine Reduction Gear, 178, 179; (Letter), 362
Merrywcatber's Fire and Boiler Feed Pamp, 129
Metropolitan Water Supply, 610
Middlesbrough, Smiths Docks at, Electrical Equipment of, 38
Midland Railway Siz«coupled Tank Engine, 456, 457
Monitoria Steamihip, Corrugated Sides of, A. H. Haver, 204
Mountaineer, Paddle-steamer, A. and J, Inglis. 624
Musker's Coal Conveyor for Loading Ships, 102

NAMI-TI Gorge, China, Railway Bridge, 278, 282
Narvik, Norway, Ore-loading Berths, 283 National Physical Laboratory, Experimental
Tank, 248. 249. 286
** New Century*' Mining Locomotive with Oil Engine, Itonride, 74
New Engine Company's Aero Engine, 270
New Zealand, Wide-span Ferro-concrete Bridge. 614
Newmains, Production of Portland Cement from Blast Furnace Slag, Coltness Iron Company, 60, 68
Nicholson Tool Company's Saw Bench, 196 North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders' Buildings, 548
North-Eastern Railway Tank Engine, 63 (T/ro- fiagf Suppltmrrd, Janua1^2\»i^ 1910)
North-Eastern Railway iSvin-screw Tug Boats. Cox, 194, 195
Northrop Loom, 375
Norwegian Submersible Kobben, 612, 613, 616 Nottingham Water Supply, Pninping Engines for,
Ashton. Frost and (k>., 124 (Tiro /Hior Eibruary 4z/», 1910) *
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OLYMPIA, Aero and Motor Boat Show at, 270, 302. 326, 364
Olympic and Titanic, White Star Liners, 18. 231, 640 {Supplrment^ Janua^ 1910), page Supplement and Ttea Faur-page Supple- metUgt June 1910)
Orient Liner Orsova ana Engines, 18 {Supplemeutf January 7th,, 1910)
Orsova, Orient Liner, and Engines, 13{Supplrm€nlt January Tth, 1910)

PANAMA Canal, 532, 558 {Tiro-pagf Supplc'iii^nl, May 1910)
Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean Locomotives, 94, 98
Patent File and Tool Company’s Dreadnought Rail Planer, 152
Portable Crane Company’s Window Crane, 206
Pavloff, M. A., on Blast Furnace at Alexandrovsky Works, 64, 65
Peterborough Hydranlic Look, Canada, 588 Pickles, John, wood-boring Machines, 647
Wood Saws, 472
Pitot Tube, W. R. Eckart on the, 34 Portcreek Viaduct, Cleveland Bridge Company, 646
Price’s Paraffin Electric Lighting Set, 647 ** Priestman,” Steam Grab Hopper Dredger, Smith's Dock Company, 575
•• Primus” Marine Engine, 303
Pump and Power Company’s Humphrey Pump, 497

QUEBEC, New Bridge, 203
Quorra, Sand Pomp Dredger, Lobnitz, 524, 525

RANSOME’S Large Band Saw. 51
Rateau Marine Steam Turbine, 553 Rees-Rotnrbo Pumps at Blackpool, 46
Reliance Water-cooler, 336
Rennie's Twin-screw Shallow Draught Tug Bulbul, 597
Richards, George, Boring Lathe, 550 Universal Facing and Boring Machine, 550
Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazilian Scont-cruiser, 431, 514, 516, 516 {Ticc'pctgc SuppUmmtf AprH2!dUtj 1910)
Roberta* Tide-predicting Machine, 48
Robinson, Thomas, and Son’s Sleeper Adzing and Boring Machine, 468, 469
Rock Island Railway Four-cylinder Sonerheater Locomotive, American Jjocomotive Company, 419
Rowley’s Double Reduction Gearing, 469
Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 636
Royles’ Boiler Blow-off Valve, 526
Rubery, Owen and Company’s Steam Crane Excavator, 382, 390
Ryder’s 8jm. All-geared Lathe, 414

SALT Union’s Works in Cheshire. 584, 592; (Additions), 628. 650
Sanders’ Feed-water Weigher, "Sarco,” 126 ^ntos Dumont Monoplane, 18 {Supplement, January 7th, 1910)
Sarco Feed-water Weigher, Sanders, Rehders and Co., 126
Satsuma, Japanese Battleship, 986
Saxon's 1500 H.P. 'Triple-expansion Eogines for Cotton Mills, 398
Schmidt’s Aero-vapour Boiler, 258
Schmidt Snperbeater on s.s. Schwann, 400 Schneider’s Light Field Gun Equipment, 521 Schwann, 8.s.—»ee Schmidt Superheater
Scott and Mountain’s Electrical Plant at Loftus Mines, 6, 11
Self-opening Tin Box Company’s Factory at BarJcing, 222
Selson Engineering Company's Drill Jig, 364 Shanks. T., and Co.’s Drilling Machine, 202, 203 Sbieldball Sewage Works at Glasgow. 492, 495 Smeaton’s Early Cylinder-boring Machine. 217 Smith and Sons. Thomas, Threa-motor Electric Single-rail Crane, 72
South Africa, Conveyance of Machinery io, 622 America, British Railway Coaches for, Birmingham Railway Carriage Company, 285
and Central America, Engineering in, 135, 148, 187, 198, 201, 214, 226. 241, 268, 325, 345, 371, 453, 508, 581. 631 {Ttra- page Supplement, June lO^A, 1910)
Spencer, John, Limited, Steelwork for Electric Transmission Lines, 647
Stoat’s Nest Railway Disaster, 118, 357, 363; (Letters), 258, 380, 420, 443
Stubbs’ Hand Rnotter for Tying Yarns, 130 Sunderland, New Bridge over the Wear [Supplement, January 7th, 1910)
Swan, Hunter’s Sorvev Steamship for Canada, 638
Swansea Docks, Ferro-concrete Wharf (Supplement, January 7(/i, 1910)
Swift, H. M. Torpedo-boat Destroyer, 232 (Supplement, January 7th, 1910)
Sydney, Proposed Suburban Railways, C, 0. Burge, 425

TANGYE’S Large Boring Lathe, 444
Tanern Railway Viaduct, 22 {SappUment^ January 7M, 1910)
Teddington, Experimental Tank at, 248, 249, 286
Tetlow, C.E., Two New Valves, 625
*' Thames,” Four-cylinder Aero Motor, 303
Thornycroft Smack Type Engine, 326
“Titan” Pneumatic Hose Fittings, J. Cowens, 170, 418
Titanic, White Star Liner, 18, 231, 640 {Supple- ment, January 1th, 1910), {Sixteen-page Supple- ment^ June 24M, 1910)
Tortuguero, Fruit-carrying Steamer, 18 {Supplement. January 7th, 1910)
Tyne North Pier Recoostruction and Lighthouse, 39 {Four-page Supplement, January '^Sth, 1910)

VALENCIA. Venezuela Electric Light and Power Station, 187, 198
Vespasian, s.s., (>eared Turbine Machinery in, 323
Vickers, Sons and Maxim, Machinery for Brazilian Scout Cruisers, 514, 516, 518
Voisin Biplane, 18 (Su/>/)Ze»rtertZ, Jonwary 1910)
Vollrath Than), Ore-carryiog Steamship, Hawthorn, Leslie and Co., 278, 282
Voltigeur, French Destroyer, 562
Von der Tann, German Cruiser, 488 Vymwy, Liverpool Waterworks at, 274, 310

WACLAW Wolski’s Hydraulic Rock Drill, 24 Walker Brothers* Horizontal Compound Air Compressor, 406, 407, 410
Mlles, Exciter, 250 on Turbo Field nate-current 388 Waterford Bridge, 408, 462
Star Liner Laurontic, 18 January 7fA, 1910), {Sixteen'pagr Supplrmentf 1910)
I/ners Olympic and Titanic, 18, 231, 640 (6'up/?/rmen/, January 7/A, 1910), (viii., X., Sixtreu-page Suppltnifntf June 24M, 1910), {Tica Four-page HupplcmenUt JuneTAth, 1910)
Ships, Adriatic, Arabic, Baltic, Bluejacket, Britannic, Celtic, Cevic, Cretic, Laurentic, Magnetic, Majestic, Mersey, Oceanic, Olympic, Runic, Titanic, Teutonic {Sixtaen^/>age Supplement and Tiea Four-page Supplements, June 1910)
Williams, Sir Edward Leader (Portrait), 12 Wolseley Auro Engine, 271
Motor Sleigh for Antarctic Work, The “ Hamilton,” 336 ; (Correction). 418 Worthington Pumps, Electrically-driven, 570

YARROW'S Shallow draught Motor Gunboats for the Danube, 301, 306
Yokota Slide Rule, J. Davis and Son, 118
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ZULU, H.M. Destroyer, Hawthorn, Leslie and CJ., 314

Subjects

AERO and Motor Boat Show at Olympia, 270, 302, 326, 364
Aer^Janes, Construction of, 352
Air Compressors—see Compressors
Aluminium Conductors, Bore, British Aluminium Company, 490
Aqueduct, Derw^t, Grindleford to Rowsley Section, Alex. H. Jameson, 216, 243, 252, 296 ; (Letter), 304 {Ttro-page Supplement, March 1910)
Artesian Wells for Metropolitan Water, 610
Ash Conveyor, Pneumatic, Darley Engineering Company, 2iA

BALLOON Shed at Farnborough, Cleveland
Bridge Company, 486, 487, 488
Barrage, Esnen, on the Nile {SuiHtlemenL January Itk. 1910)
Biplanes, Farman and Voisin, 18 {SuppUmenlf January 1910)
Blast Fornaee at Alexandrovsky Works, M. A. Pav’off, 64, 65
Blow-off Cock, Baldwin and Co., 76
Boiler, Aero-vapour, Schmidt, 258
Boiler Blow-off Valve, Boyles, 526
Boilers of the White Star Liners Britannfc and
Oceanic (xi., xiv., Sixteen-ftaye SuppUwent, JUM 1910)
Boring Machines—JW Machine Tools
Box Factory—see Tin Box
Bridge, Ba^ule, at Copenhagen, 116, lb, 1^ Floors, Cost of, 83 near Henzada, io Burma {Supplement^
Januarif Ith^ 1910)
New Quebec, 203
Railway, over Nam-Ti Gorge, China, 281
Timber, over the Welland at Fosdyke. 141
Waterford, 408, 462 over the Wear at Sunderland {Supple- menti January 1910)
Wide Span Ferro-concrete, in Auckland, New Zealand, 614
Bridges on Costa Rica Railways, 581 {Txthpage Supplement, June lOM, 1910)
on the Enfield and Steveoage Line, 328, 329, 332
Railway, Decay and Protection of, 408, 462
Buildings, New, for Institution of Civil Engineers, 638
North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, 548

CAM Grinding—see Machine Tools
Camp Fireplace, 224
Canal Head Sluice in Egypt, Collapse, Sir Han- bury Brown, 265
Panama. 532, 658 {Ttro-page Supplement^ May 21th, 1910)
Castings, Iron Moulds for Making, 606, 633
Cement, Portland, Manufacture from Blast Furnace Slog, Coltness Iron Company, 60, 68
Works, American, Electric Motors io, 436, 442
Clutch. Langdon. 326
Coal Conveyor for Loading Ships, Musker, 102 Cock, Blow-off, Baldwin and Co., 76 Compressor, Horizontal Compound Air, Walker Bros., 406, 407. 410
Small Air, Gabriel, 443 t'ompressors, Air, for Japan, Lacy, Hulbert and Co., 98
Concrete, Armoured, in Minos, Heenan and Froude, 65
Mixer, T. and R. Lees, 128 Protection for Railway Bridges, 462 Condensers, Synchronous Motor, at Brixton and Sheffield, 219
Conveyance of Machinery in South Africa, 622 Copper, Electro-depodted, S. Cowper-Coles, 190 Cotton Mill, A Modem. 346, 372, 398 Supplement April \5th^ 1910)
Crane, 100 Ton, at George Clark’s Works, Applebys, Limited, 156, 157
Portable Window, Patent Portable Crane Company, 206
15-Ton Steam Cantilever, Cowans, Sheldon and Co.. 76
Tbree-motor Electric Single-rail, Thomas Smith and Sons, 72
Cranes in German Shipyards, 188, 583 for Ore Discbarging. 278. 283
Cutting Properties of Tool Steel, Eldward Herbert, 473, 485, 600, 519
Cylinders, Gnome, 498

DOCKS, Smith's, at Middlebsrough, Electrics) Equipment of, 33
Swansea, Ferro-concrete Wharf [Supple- mcntf January 1910) Drafting Machine, Autoscaler Company. 651
** Universal," John Davis, 444 Dredger Buckets, Edgar Allen, 461 Clay-cottingSuction, Flemingand Ferguson, 256
Sand Pump Qoorra, ]x>bniU, 524, 525 Steam Grab Hopper “ Priestman," Smith's Dock Company, 575
Drill, Hydraulic Rock-boring, Waclaw Wolski, 24 Drilling Machines—see Machine Tools Dust, Removal of, from Textile Factories, 417

Electrical Matters:
ALTERNATE-CURRENT, Turbo field Magnet for Electrical Generators, Miles Walker, 365. 388
Ammeter, Isenthal, 444
Central Argentine Railway Workshops, Electrification, 638. 542
Conductors, Bare Aluminium, British Aluminium Company, 490
Earthed v. Insulated Neutrals in Collieries, W. W. Wood, 445
Electrical Equipment of Smith's Docks, Middlesbrough, 38
Haulage at the Loftus Ironstone Mines, Scott and Mountain, 6. 11 Haulage System, Centrally - controlled, 469
Laminated Field Motor, 32
Light and Power Station at Valencia, Venezuela, 187. 198
Lighting Plant, Brazil, Straker and Co., ^0
Motors in American Cement Works. 436, 442
Plant (Generator. Motor-driven Air Compressor, &c.) at Guernsey Lighthouse. 360
Production of Iron from Iron Ore. 206, 234
Steel Furnace, 15-Too, Ueroult, 221
Electricity Meter, Double, Adnil Electrical Company, 48
Modern Power Stations. Continuity of Supply. H. 1. Lewenz, 512, 556, 687, 605
Phase Advancer, Westinghouse, 354
Transformers for Metallic Filament Lampe, 401
Transmission Lin-*% Steel Work Towers for, John Spencer, 647
Westminster Electric Station at Horseferry road, 535 560, 666
Winding Plant at Barton Colliery, 620, 621 Works at Southall, Johnson-Lnndell, 31

ENGINE, Four-cylinder High-speed Gas, Anderston Foundry Company, 440
Internal Combustion and Dynamo, Brazil, Straker and Co., 230
Internal Combustion, for Mining Locomotive, Ironside, 74
Marine, Four-cylinder, Macdonald, 364 Portable Oil, Hornsby, 637 50 B.H.P. Semi-stationary Compound Superheated Steam, R. Garrett and Sons, 110
400 H.P. Steam, for Ammonia Compression Plant at Grimsby, Cole, Marchent and Morley, 168, 169, 174
Two-cycle Internal Combustion, Johnson's Motor Works. 181
Engines, Aero, Green, Humber, Lascelles, New Engine Company, Thames, Wolseley, 270, 302
Motor Boat, British Buffalo, Brooke, Primus, 802; Drummond, Thorny- croft, 326
of the Orient Liner Orsova, 18 (S^^pple^ ment, January 1th, 1910)
of the Paddle Steamer Mountaineer, 624
Petrol, for Austso-Hongarian Gunboats, Yarrow, 304, 306
Pumping—xee Pumps
1500 H.P. Triple-expansion, for Cotton Mills, 398
of Twin-sciew Tug Boats for the North- Eastern Railway, 194
of White Star Steamships Britannic, Cretic, Oceanic, Ac. (zi., zii., ziii., ziv., XV., Sixteen-fiage Supplement, JuM^Uh, 1910)
Engineering in South and Central America, 29, 136. 148, 187, 198, 201, 214. 226, 241, 268, 325, 845, 371, 453. 608, 681, 631 (Two-p<tye Supplement, June IQUt, 1910)
E«*osion of Plate by Steam Jet, 416
Excavator, Laree Steam Crane, Rubery, Owen and Co., 382, 390 and Transporter, Combined, Whitaker Brotheri*, 522
Exhibition, Brussels, 481, 497, 507, 531, 582, 608, 634, 642, 644 Buenos Ayres, 460, 461 Experimental Tank—tee Tank

FEED-WATER Weigher, Sarco, Sanders, Rehders and Co., 126
Fireplace, Camp, 224
Foe-signal, Unattended, and Lighthouse, at Guernsey, 360
Frame Plate Milling Machine—Machine Tools Furnace, Blast, at Alexandrovsky Works, M. A. Pavloff, 64, 65
Braysbaw, 403
Girod, W. B'^rchers, 458. 470, 481 High-speed Steel Gas Hardening and Temperiog, Churchill Cempany, 152 Furnaces, Electric—xer Electric

GALVANISING Works at Chelsea, Cowper- Coles, 391
Gas Engines—xf^ Engines
Producer, Oil, A. B. Davis, 47
Gear, Concentric Double Reduction, Rowley's, 469
Gearing, Reduction, Melville and Maoalpine, 179; (Letter), 362
Gold Mining io Colombia, 135,148
Graphite Lubricator, 378
Gun Equipment, Schneider's Light Field, 521

HAMMERS—K« Machine Tools
Harbour, Admiralty, at Dover, 4 (Supplement, January Ttfi^ 1910)
Works at Fishguard, 4 (Supplement, January Itli,, 1910)
Hub, New Spring, A. E. Lesk, 257
Humidifier, Drosophore, 398
Hydraulic Works for the Costa Rica Electric
Light and Traction Company, 4.53 Hydro-electric Power Works, Cassibili, Sicily, 464,468

ICE-MAKING Plant, 200-Ton, at Grimsby, Linde
British Refrigeration Company, 168, 169, 174 {T>r0-page February ISM, 1910)
Indicating Gear, Non-stop, J. Graham. 415 a Steam Pipe. 36 ; (Letter). 127 Indicator, Temperature, J. B. Fournier, 77 Iron, Electrical Production from Iron Ore. 206 234 * *
Moulds for Making Castings, 606, 633

LAMPS. Transformers for Metallic Filament. 401 '
Lathee—see Machine Tools
Laundry of the White Star Line at Bootle (ix . XI.. Scxteen-page Supplement, June. 2^th, 1910)
Lighthonse at Guernsey, 360
L ghthouse for the Tyne North Pier, 89 {Four- pagr Supplrmcnt, January TZtk, 1910)
Lighting Oet, Paraffin Electric, Charles Price and SOD, 647
Locomotive, Blenkinsop Rack, 432 Four-cylinder Soperheater, American Locomotive Company, 419 Four-cylinder Superheater, Belgian State Railways, 634, 642, 644 Great Central Four-coupled Tank, 521 {TwO‘pagt! Supplement. Mau ' 20^A. 1910)
Links in the History of. 432 Londou, Brighton, and South Coast Superheater Tank, 327 (Tu'a-page Supplement^ April ].<<, 1910) Midland Six-coupled Tank, 456, 457 Mining, with Oil Engine, Ironside, 74
North-Eastern Railway Eight- coupled Tank, 63 [Ttro-nage Supplement^ January 2b/, 1916) Petrol, for the Argentine, Brooke. 204
Locomotives at the Brussels Exhibition, 634. 642. 644
Horwich, Compounding and Super- * '• ? 287, 309,
(Leiter),

Machine Tools:

Boring Machine, Smeaton's Early Cylinder, 217 Universal Facing and, George Richards, 550
Cam Grinding Attachment, Landis Tool Company, 596
Drill Jig, Selson Engineering Company, 364
Drilling Machine, High-speed, Archdale, 259 High - speed Vertical, T.
Shanks, 202, 203 Hammer, Compressed Air, B. and S. Massey, 523
Steam, Self-acting and Handing, Davy Bros., 128
Hammers, Motor-driven Drop, Brett's Patent Lifter Company, 311, 313 lAthe, 8Jin. All-geared, Thomas Ryder, 414
Boring, George Richards, 550 lOJin. Centres Turret, with Ball Bearings, Kendall and Gent, 387 Combination Turret, Alfred Herbert, 498
12in. High-speed, Dean, Smith, and Grace, 230
High-speed, Dron and Lawson, 144 Large Boring, Tangyes, 444 Locomotive, Stay Bolt, Herbert, 40 Semi-all-gear Head, Colchester Lathe Company, 500
Sliding, Surfacing and Boring, Loudon, 379
Lo(x>motiv6 Frame Plate xMilling Machine, Kendall and Gent, 73
Milling Machine, Wagon Underfrstne, Eclipse Tool Company, 50
Planing Machiue, Motordrivon, Lancashire Dynamo and Motor Company, 182
Saw, High-speed Circular, Clifton and Baird, 417

MANOMETER, Two fluid, J. A. Smith, 366; (Letter), 380

Maps

Colombia, 214
Dover Harbour, 378
Guatemala, 345
Panama Canal, 533
Sydney, Proposed Suburban Railways, C. 0. Burge, 425
Vyrnwy, Cownwy, and Marchinant Watersheds, 274

METER, Double Electricity, Adnil Electrical Company, 48
Mtllii g Machines—see Machine Tools
Mmes, Loftus Ironstone, Scott and Mountain's Electrical Plant at, 611
Mining, Gold—see Gold
SloDoplanes, Blenot and Santos Dumont, 18 {Supplement, January Ith.^ 1910)
Monorail Car, Brennan (Supplementt January 1910)
Motor Boats—see Ships
Motor Sleigh for Antarctic Work, the*' Hamilton. Wolseley Tool and Motor Car Company, 336 ; (Correction), 413

OIL Gas Producer, The ** Darling,’* 47 for Village Power and Lighting, Mans- Held, 99
Separator and Steam Dryer, Kater and Ankersmit, 472
Omnibus, Petrol-electric Motor, Daimler Company, 639

PARAFFIN Electric Lighting Set, Charles Price and Son, 647
Pier Reconstruction, Tyne, 89 {Fou.y-j)agr Suppit-wi^aZ, January '2S(h^ 1910)
Planer, Rail, Dreadnought, Patent File and Tool > Company, 152
Planing Machines—xtt Machine Tools
Pneumatic Hose Fittings, J. Cowens and Co.,, 170, 418
Port of Call, Holyhead, 37, 42
Portrait, Sir Edward Leader Williams, 12 Power Factor Correction, 191, 218, 249 Producer for Oil Gas, Mansfield, 99
Pump, Double-cylinder Fire and Boiler Feed, Merryweatber, 129
Humphrey, at Brussels Exhibition, Pump and Power Company, 497
Rotary, Lacy-Hulbert and Co., 153 Six-stage Horizontal Turbine, Drysdale, 623
Turbine-driven Air, Leblanc, Westinghouse Company, 180, 181
Pumping Engines for Nottingham Water Supply, Asnton, Frost and Co., 124 {Ttco-payt Svpplt- rtitnif Fthraaty 1910)
Pumps, Motor-driven Centrifugal, at Blackpool,
Rees Roturbo, 46
for Westminster Electric Supply Station, 560
Worthington's Electrically Driven, 570 Pyrometry, Industrial, Recent Progress in, C. R. Darling, 137

RAIL Planer, Dreadnought, Patent File and Tool Company, 152
Railway Accident at Stoat's Nest, 118, 357, 363 ; (Letters), 258, 380, 420, 443
Coaches for South America, Birmingham Railway Carriage Company, 285 Cross-over, Built-up, Edgar Allen, 460 Enheldand Stevenage Loop, 328, 329, 332 Great Northern Central of 214, 226
Sleeper Adzing and Boring Thomas Robinson, 468, 469 Workshops Electrification, Argentine, 538, 542
Railways, Costa Rica, 581 {Tnxhpage Snppltmtnl^ Jant lOzA, 1910)
of Sydney, Proposed Suburban, C. O. Burge, 425
Refrigerating Machine, Werner, Pfieideror and Perkins, 637
Refrigeration Plant—Kt Ice-making Re-saw, Large Band, A. Ransome, 51 Rotary Conoensers, Synchronous, at Brixton and Sheffield, 219

SALT Works at Weston Point, Cheshire, 584, 592; (Additions), 628, 650
Saw Bench, Portable Electrical, J. C. Nicholson Tool Company, 196
Large Bind, A. Ransome, 51
Saws, Wood, 'Two Electrically-driven, John Pickles, 472
—Kt alto Machine Tools
Sea-water Supply Works at Blackpool, 46
Sewage Pumping Station, Kinning Park, Glasgow, 348, 349 "•
Works at Glasgow, 492, 495 Works, Glasgow South Side, 10 {Supple^ January 1910)
Shell, Howitzer, Ehrhardt, 513
Krupp, 597

Ships and Shipping Matters: General:

Shipbuilding Equipment of the White Star Line (Sixteen-itage Supplement, June 2AUt, 1910)
Turbines, Marine Steam Manmuvring Gear for 479

Ships and Shipping Matters: British Navy:

Collingwood, H.M. Battleship, Turbines of. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co., ISOfZ/rc Tteo-page Supplements, February IIM, 1910)
Colossus, H.M. Bittiosbip, Scott's Shipbuilding Company, 376
DI, H.M. Submarine (Supplement, January 7th, 1910)
Destroyers, British and German, Turbines for, 266 (Tieo-paye. Supplement, March 13th, 1910)
Hercules, H.M. Battleship, 498
Lion, H.M. Cruiser, A Forecast, 10, 14, 36 Swift, H.M. Torpedo-boat Destroyer, 232
January 7th, 1910)
Zulu, H.M. Destroyer, 314

Ships and Shipping Matters: Foreign Navies:

Argentine Battleships, 152
Austro-Hungarian Alotor Gunboats, Yarrow, 304, 306
Brazilian Scout-Cruisers, 431, 514, 516, 518 (Tteo.page Supplement, Apml 2^th, 1910)
Torpedo - boat Destroyer, Matto Grosso (Supplement, January 7th, 1910)
Destroyers, British and Gorman, Turbines for, 266, (Tipo-page Supplement, March 18<A, 1910)
French Battlesoips, Projected, Jean Bart and Courbet, 356, 362, 622
Destroyers Acl^e, Voltigeur, and others, Schneider, 245, 562; (Correction), 270 (Ttro-page Supplement, March 11th, 1910)
German Cruiser Von dor Tann, 488
Japanese Battleship Satsuma, 386
Cruiser Ibuki, Turbines, 86
Norwegian Submersible Kobben, 612, 613, 616

Ships and Shipping Matters: Miscellaneous:

Drottning Victoria, Train Ferry Steamer, 18 (Svppfemtnti January Ithf 1910)
Laureotic, White Star Liner, 18 {Supptf^men-t^ Jan uanj 1910), Sitpp(enien.ty
Junt 2A(ky 1910)
Mooitoria, 8.s., Corrugated Sides of, A. H. Haver, 204
Motor Lifeboat, Self-righting, J. R. Barnett, 300
Mountaineer, Paddle Steamer, A. and J. Inglis, 624
Olympic, Whito Star Steamship, 18, 231 (viii., X., tSiti(en.-page Supplcmtni and Tiro t'our- page. &upp(emtn(Sf Jane *2A(}ty 1910)
Or*»ova, Orient Liner, 18 {Suppltmenly January Kky 1910)
Schwann, s<s., Schmidt Superheater on, 400
Survey Steamship Cartier, for Canada, 638
Titanic, White Star Liner, 18, 231 {Supplement^ January 7th, 1910), (Sixteen-ftage Supplementy June 1910)
Tortuguero, Fmit-carrying Steamer, ^^{Supple- mf-nty January Tthf 1910)
Tug, Twin-scrow, Shallow Draught, Rennie, 597
Twin-screw Tug Boats for the North-Eastern Railway, Cox, 194, 195
Vespasian, s.s., Geared Turbine Machinery in, 323
Volirath Tham, Ore-carrying Steamship, Hawthorn, Leslie and Co., 273, 282
White Star Liners Laurontic, Olympic, and Titanic, 18, 231, 640 (Supplement, January 7th, 1910), (Sixteen-imge Supplement, andTieo Four-page Supplements, June 1910)
White Star Ships (For Names, gee •‘Names" Index); Supplement, and Ttea FoHr-i>age Supplements, Jnne*^th, 1910)

SHIPYARDS, German. 188, 683
Show, Aero and Motor Boat, at Olympia, 270, £02. 326, 364
- Royal Agricultural Scciety, 636
Sleigh—gee Motor Sleigh
Slide Rule, “ Yokota,’* Davis, J., and Son, 118
Sprinkler, Grinnell, 398
Steam Pipe, Indicating a, 36 ; (Tjetter), 127
Steel, Comparison of Methods of Testing, Messrs. B. Blount, W. G. Kirkaldy, and Captain U. R. Sankey, 575, 598
Furnace, 15-Ton Electric, Heroult, 221 High-speed, Gas Hardening Furnace, Churchill Machine Tool Company, 152
Tool, Cutting Properties of, Edward Herbert, 473, 485, 500, 519
Work Towers for Electric Transmission Lines, John Spencer, 647
Submarine Sound Signalling, Gardener Apparatus, 391
Superheater for Locomotives, American, 260 Schmidt, on s.s. Schwann, 400

TANK, Experimental
(missing lines)
Train, Light, on the Barry Railway, 146
Turbine Machinery, Geared, for s s. Vespasian, 323
Marine Steam, with Reducing Gear, Westinghouse Company, 176, 179; (Letters), 362, 360
Rateau Marine Steam, 563
Turbines of H.M. Battleship Collingwood, 139 [Tieo Tu/o-page SiipplemenU, Ff'bruary llfA, 1910)
for Brazilian Scout Cruisers, Vickers, Sons and Maxim, 431, 514, 516, 516 {TiPO-page Supplement^ April 29fA, 1910)
for Destroyers, British and German, 266 {Ttca-page Supplement^ Marek 16fA, 1910)
of the Japanese Cruiser Ibuki, 86 Marine Steam, Manoeuvring Gear for, 479
Steam, Dick, Kerr-Bergmann, 163

VALVES, Two New, C. E. Tetlow, 625
Viaduct, Fortcreek, Cleveland Bridge Coropanj, 646
- on the Tauem Railway, 22 January lUkf 1910)

WAGON Underframe Milling Machine, Eclipse Tool Company, 50
Wagons, 40-Tun Bogie, Leeds Forge Company, 460
Wasbery Bunkers, Armoured Concrete, Heenan and Froude, 65
Water Cooler for Gas Engines, Reliance Company, 336
Recorder, Lea, 537
Reservoir at Honor Oak, 8 {Supplement, January 7fA, 1910)
Supply, Metropolitan, 610 Nottingham Pumping Engines, Ashton, Frost and Co., 124 {Tieo- liage Supplement, February ^tk, 1910)
from Vyrnwy for Liverpool, 274, 310
Wheels, Cast Steel, for Motor Vehicles, Atlas, 365 tee also Hub
Winding Plant, Electric, at Harton Colliery, 620, 621
Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony Instruments, Helsby Wireless Telegraphy Company, 546
Wood Boring Machines, Four-spindle, John Pickles and Son, 647
- Saws—see Saws
Works, Electrical, at Southall, Johnson-Lundell Company, 31
- Salt Union’s, at Weston Point, Cheshire, 584, 592 ; (Additions), 626, 650

YARNS, Hand Knotter for Tying, J. Stubbs, 130

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