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The Engineer 1912 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

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The Engineer 1912 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations
The Engineer 1912 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations
The Engineer 1912 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

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Illustrations Index

  • ADAMANT, H.M. Submarine Tender, 459
  • A.E.G. Single-phase Electric Locomotives for the Dessau-Bitterfeld Railway, 480, 492, 522
  • Ajax, H.M. Battleship, 331
  • Albatros Biplane, 9
  • Allen and Simmonds’ Steam Tractor with Condenser and Spring Draught Gear, 125
  • Allen, W. H., Motor-driven Main Centrifugal
  • Pumps at South Shields, 565
  • Aquitania, Cunard Liner, Stern • Frame and Brackets of, 468, 469, 573. 574 (Four-page Supplement, May 31.sZ. 1912)
  • Archdale’s Motor - driven Radial Drilling Machine, 104
  • Argentine Train Ferry Steamers, A. and J. Inglis, 686
  • Armstrong Crane, 683
  • Armstrong-Whitworth Hoists at Immingham, 682, 683, 684
  • Ashton, A. W., Condensers for Metallic Filament Lamps, 295
  • Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Locomotive, 275-Ton (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Austin Dam Disaster (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Australia, Prize Design for the Capital City, 658
  • BAHIA BLANCA, Electric Power Station at, 161, 172
  • Bailey, W. H., and Co.’s Two-stage Air Compressor, 630
  • Baker, G. S., on the William Froude National Tank, 321, 349, 415
  • Bauer, J. C., Portable Forge with Cylinder Blast, 594
  • Bessemer Laboratory, Royal School of Mines, 118
  • Beyer, Peacock and Co.’s Plain Surface Grinding Machine, 444
  • Beyer, Peacock and Co.’s Six-spindle Radial Drilling Machine, 259
  • Biles, Professor J. H., on Geared Turbine Channel Steamers Normannia and Hantonia, 371
  • Biles, Professor J. H., on the Loss of the Titanic, 409
  • Blake Lifeboat Motor, 222, 223
  • Boulter’s Lock, Reconstruction of, 587,
  • Boving, Jens Orten, and Co.’s Oil-driven Turbine Pump, 251
  • Bradley and Craven’s Brick and Tile Press, 78
  • Brazil, Straker and Co.’s 38 H.P. Marine Oil Engine, 482
  • Breguet Aeroplane, 9
  • British Westinghouse Company’s Turbo-blowers and Compressors, 578, 579
  • Brunton’s Letter of April 28th, 1813, 164 Burmeister and Wain’s Diesel-engined Ship
  • Selandia, 200, 208, 247, 254, 269, 292, 346
  • (Two-page Supplement, March 22nd, 1912) Bury Chamber Hall Power Station, 152 Butler and Co., J., Single Standard Vertical
  • Boring Mill, 386
  • CALCUTTA and Howrah, Floating Bridge, Head, Wrightson and Co., 668, 669 (Two Two-page Supplements, June 28th, 1912)
  • Carmarthen, Lifting Span Bridge at (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Carno Reservoir Embankment, Ebbw Vale (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Carruthers, J. H., Pumps for the Jutlandia, 603; (Correction), 622
  • Carson Smoke-box Door and Fastener, Barclay, Curie and Co., 286
  • Central London Railway, Ventilation of the, 526
  • Chelmsford, Marconi Works at, 684
  • Chemin de Fer du Nord Four-cylinder Compound Express Passenger Engine (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Chile, Longitudinal Railway, 58, 70
  • Clarke, T., Thermo-valve, 580
  • “ Closed Circuit ” Crude Oil Locomotive, 38, 39 Cork City Railways, 32, 42
  • Cubillo, General L., on Manufacture and Treatment of Steel for Guns, 538, 564, 605, 630
  • Cunard Liner Aquitania, Stern Frame and Brackets of, 468, 469, 573, 574
  • Cunard Liner Laconia, 85 (Two Two-page Supplements, January 26th, 1912)
  • Curnon Steam Meter, 462
  • DALBY, Professor, Load Extension Disgrams, &c., with Indicator, 373
  • Darling and Sellers’ All-geared Motor-driven Lathe, 74
  • Davey, Norman, on the Gas Turbine. 241, 291. 344, 370, 421, 479, 493
  • Davidson’s Mechanically Discharging Colliers. 387
  • Davis Gun-torpedo, 205
  • Denny-Edgecombe Speed Recorder for Argentine Battleships, 472
  • Dessau-Bitterfeld Railway. Locomotives and
  • Equipment, 438, 455, 480, 492, 522
  • Deutsche Niles Werke Tire-boring Machine, 181
  • Diesel, Dr. Rudolph, on the Diesel Oil Engine, 307, 334, 388
  • Diesel Motor Building at the Germaniawerft,
  • Direktor C. Regenbogen, 646
  • Dikker Stop Valve, 249
  • Dixon and Hummel, Professors, Hand Power Testing Machine, 361
  • Dorman, Long’s Electrical Rolling Mills at Middlesbrough, 278, 282
  • Dunston Electric Power Station (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • ELECTRIC Arc, Oil Engine Ship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Elphinstone. G. K. B., on the Gyrostatic Compass, 235
  • Entz Regulator, 168
  • Espana, The Spanish Dreadnought, 141
  • Euston to Watford Widening, 611, 624, 639 Evinrude Detachable Boat Motor, 209 Exequiel Ramos Mexia Train Ferry Steamer, A. and J. Inglis, 686
  • FAY and Bowen Motor for Lifeboat, 222
  • F.I.A.T. Company, 600 H.P. Diesel Marine
  • Oil Engine (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • F.I A.T. Diesel Motor, 560
  • Finnengraben Viaduct under Construction, 11, 14
  • French Battleship Liberte, Explosion (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • French Locomotives, Some Recent-, 378
  • French Railway Bridge Failure (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • French Transatlantic Company’s Liner France, 442
  • Friend, J. N.. on The Mechanism of Corrosion, 527
  • Froude, William, National Tank, G. S. Baker, 321, 349, 415
  • Frye’s Ratchet Spanner, 104
  • GATUN Spillway Dam and Gate Mechanism, 9.0
  • General Cement Products Company, Cement Gun, Gunite and their Uses, 61
  • German Battleship Prinzregent Luitpold, 316
  • Gladstone Dry Dock at Liverpool, 604
  • Glover’s Bundle-binding Machine, 441
  • Goppenstein, Trestle Bridge near, 10, 14
  • Goppenstein Works from the Tunnel Portal, 11, 14
  • Gbwland, W., on Copper and its Alloys in Early Times, 65, 102
  • Great Bear Locomotive, Great Western Railway, 459 (Two-page Supplement, May 3rd, 1912)
  • Great Central Railway Petrol-electric Car, 351, 354
  • Great Eastern Railway Express Passenger Six-coupled Locomotive, Boiler and Details, 620, 621 (Two-page Supplement, June lAth, 1912)
  • Great Southern and Western Railway Works at Inchicore, 206
  • Great Western Railway Locomotive, Great Bear, 459 (Two-page Supplement, May 3rd, 1912)
  • Groenfontein Tin Mines, Bituminous Gas Plant at, 258
  • HALL, J. W., on Steam Engines for Driving
  • Reversing Rolling Mills, 538, 546, 553
  • Hart, Monsieur G., on The Solignac-Grille
  • Boiler in French Channel Steamers, 350
  • Hatley Engine Company's Three-throw pump for Residuum Petroleum, 75
  • Hawke, H.M.S., Damage in Collision with Olympic: (Supplement, January 5th. 1912)
  • Head, Wrightson Coal Hoists, 682, 683
  • Head, Wrightson and Co.’s Designs for Calcutta and Howrah Floating Bridge, 668, 669 (Two Two-page Supplements, June 28th, 1912)
  • Heathcote, H. L., on Mechanical Production of Rust, 80
  • Henderson’s Aerial Ropeway for a Shropshire Quarry, 89, 96
  • Hercules, H.M- Battleship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Highfield, J. S., on Transmission of Electrical Energy by Direct Current on the Series System, 626, 632, 661
  • Hindley’s Six-cylinder Vertical Marine Gas Engine, 177
  • Holmes and Davy Hydraulic Valve, 234
  • Holzapfel I., Gas Engine Cargo Boat, 176, 347 Holzapfel II., 347
  • Holzwarth Gas Turbine, 5
  • Hopkinson, Dr. Bertram, on The Fatigue of Metals, 113, 123
  • Hopkinson, Dr. E., and Mr. Alan Chorlton on The Turbine Pump, 92, 100, 130 ; (Correction), 117
  • Humber Petrol-driven Railway Inspection Car, 385
  • IDLE, George, and G. S. Baker on Effect of Bilge Keels on the Rolling of Lightships, 349
  • Immingham Dock, 512, 534, 535, 596, 600, 615, 682
  • Inchicore Works and Sidings, 206
  • Indiana Steel Works, Battery Plant Connections, 219
  • Inglis, A. and J., Train Ferry Steamers for. the Argentine, 686
  • Italian Cruiser San Giorgio, The Salvage of, 395, 406, 424. 427
  • Italian State Railways Four-cylinder Pacific Type Locomotive ((Supplement, January 5tli. 1912)
  • JAPANESE Battle-cruiser Kongo, 540
  • Jardine, John, Plummer Block, 252
  • John Hopkinson Dynamo-house, 230
  • Johnson, Samuel Waite (Portrait), 63
  • Jones, Pollard and Shipman’s Hand Power
  • Drilling Machine, 250
  • Jutlandia, Motor Ship, 525,-539, 603 ; (Correction), 622
  • KAISER Class of Battleships, 316
  • Kalung River Reservoir, 453
  • Kanguroo, Submarine Transporting Ship,
  • Gironde Works, 594
  • Kent’s “ Tiltometer ” Chemical Injector, 322
  • Klein, Schanzline, and Bolcker Machine for Testing Friction, 376
  • Kongo, Japanese Battle-cruiser., 540
  • Krupp’s Diesel Engines arid Apparatus for Investigation of the Scavenging Process, 646
  • Krupp’s Needle Jet for Tar Oil,'647
  • LACONIA, Cunard Liner, 85 (Two Two-page Supplements, January 26th, 1912)
  • Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Electrical Connections, 168
  • Leyland Motors’ Tramway Cars, 78
  • Liberte, Explosion (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Liddell, A. R., Note on Approximate Stability, 189
  • Liddell, A. R., on Waves and Ship Form, 343 Lion, H.M. Battle-cruiser, 12
  • Liverpool Dock Extensions, 154, 170, 604
  • Liverpool, Gladstone Dry Dock at, 604
  • Liverpool University Engineering Laboratories, 516, 533, 544
  • Lobley, R. D., on Leakage of Steam Past Piston Valves, 139
  • London County Council Tramcar Underframe with Warner Four-wheeled Non-Parallel Axle Truck, 414
  • London Dock, Proposed New, 167
  • London and North-Western Railway Widening from Euston to Watford, 611, 624
  • London and South-Western Six-coupled Expres, Passenger Engine (Supplement, January 5ths 1912)
  • London and South-Western Smoke-box Superheater, 23
  • Lotschberg Electric Locomotive, Bogies and Motor, 116, 122, 144 (Two-page Supplement, February 9th, 1912)
  • Lotschberg—Simplon Railway and its Construction, 10, 14, 66
  • McNEIL AND CO., J., Sugar Mill for Argentina, 230
  • Madras Coast, A Sandy Belt on the, 111
  • Main, A. and J., Quick Shed Building, 403
  • Main, J. A., on Graphic Determination of Pressures on Retaining Walls, 220
  • Mallock, H. R. A., on Aerial Flight, 444, 472 Manchester, Stuart-street Power Station, 250 Manchester University Electro - technical
  • Laboratories, 230
  • Marconi Works at Chelmsford, 684
  • Mart.igny-Orsieres Single-phase Railway, 673
  • Martin, Percy F., on The Panama Railroad, 614, 644
  • “ Massip ” Oil Separator, 385
  • Mather-Reynolds Pump, 92, 100
  • Metropolitan Electric Supply Company’s High- tension Direct-current Transmission. 613, 632
  • Metropolitan Railway of Paris, Non-parallel Axle RollingStock, 412
  • Middle Docks and Engineering Company, Docks at Soutli Shields, 565, 570
  • Middlesbrough, Dorman, Long’s Electrical Rolling Mills at, 278. 282
  • Middlesbrough, Transporter Bridge at (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Midi Railway, Electric Locomotives for, 523
  • Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland, Petrol-driven Car, 332
  • Molinder’s Process for Casting Pipes without Cores, 497 ; (Correction), 527
  • Monarch, H.M. Battleship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Morane-Saulnier Fuselage, 9
  • Morgan, J. D., on Dynamos for Motor Road Vehicle Lighting, 50
  • Morley, T. B., on Heat Drop in Steam Turbines, 243
  • Myers, Cecil, on Electrical Furnaces, 121
  • NATHUSIUS Electric Furnace, 501
  • Nautilus Work's—see Petters
  • Neptune, United States Naval Collier, 488
  • Nicholson, G. S.,and B. P. Haigh on Singlephase Motor with Pole-changing Windings, 657
  • Noble and Lund’s Armour Plate Ripping Machine, 500
  • Nord Tank Engine with Flat Valves, 378
  • Nord Tank Engine with Piston Valves, 378
  • Normand et Cie, 420 B.H.P. Four-cycle Marine Engine ((Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Normannia and Hantonia, Geared Turbines of, Professor J. H. Biles, 371
  • North Staffordshire Railway '?Four-coupled Bogie Tank Engine, 302, 306
  • OERLIKON COMPANY’S Electric Locomotives for Lotschberg Railway, 116, 122, 144 (Two-page Supplement, February 9th, 1912)
  • Oerlikon 3000-Ampdre Locomotive Controllers, 575
  • Oerlikon Single-phase Locomotives, 574, 590
  • Olympic, Damage in Collision with H.M.S, Hawke (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Orion, H.M. Battleship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • P.L.M. Eight-coupled Goods Engine, 378
  • Panama Canal Construction, Last Stages, 90, 137, 148, 163. 196
  • Panama Railroad, Percy F. Martin, 614, 644
  • Paris Aeroplanes in, 9
  • Parsons' Launch Motor, 274
  • Parsons Motor Company’s Motor for Air-compressing plant, 234
  • Parsons’ Turbo-alternators, 3000-Kilowatt, for, the Argentine, 498
  • Paulhan-Tatin Monoplane, 9
  • Pearn, Frank, Horizontal Treble Ram Pump, 470
  • Petroff, Professor N., on Theoretical and Experimental Studv of Mediate Friction, 244, 294, 351, 376
  • Petters’ “ Nautilus ” Engineering Works at Yeovil, 358, 362; (Letter), 622
  • Pinkston, Glasgow, Tramway Power Station, 640, 662
  • Polglase’s Improved Sand Washer, 180
  • Port Talbot, Demolition by Explosives at, 692
  • Price, Charles, and Son, Petrol-driven Railway Car, 332
  • Prinzregent Luitpold, German Battleship, 317
  • QUEBEC Bridge^ Caissons for (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Quebec Bridge, North Main Pier, 369, 380
  • Queen Mary, Launch of H.M. Battle-cruiser, 297
  • RAND, Technical Education on the, 509, 518
  • Ransome’s Heavy Wood-planing Machine, 40
  • Ransome’s Machine for Boring the Hubs of Wooden Wheels, 443
  • Rateau Air Compressor, 421
  • Raven, Vincent L., Electrical Locomotive Cab Signalling, 330
  • Raven, Vincent, Petrol Motor Inspection Car for North-Eastern Railway, 489
  • Regenbogen, Direktor C., on Diesel Motor. Building at the Germaniawerft, 646
  • Richards, George, and Co., Boring and Turning Mill, 204
  • Richards, George, and Co.’s Double Valve Facing Machine and Boring and Drilling Machine, 524
  • Robey’s Horizontal Two-stage Air Compressor and Unloading Device, 54.2
  • Robinson and Son, Thomas, Eight-roller Woodplaning Machine, 384
  • Rochling-Rodenhauser Furnace, Three-phase, 121
  • Romagna, Oil Engine Ship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Ropeways Limited, High Altitude Ropeway in Bolivia, 226, 235
  • Rosenhain, Dr., and Mr. S. L. Archbutt, Alloys Research Report, 426
  • Ruston, Proctor’s Wood Refuse Suction Gas Producer, 687
  • Ryves, R., on A Sandy Belt on the Madras Coast, 111
  • SAN GIORGIO, The Salvage of, 395, 406, 424, 427
  • Saskatoon, Canada, Railway Accident near, 323
  • Schooling Calculating Machine, 628
  • Selandia, Diesel Engine Liner, 200, 208, 247, 254, 269, 292, 346 (Two-page Supplement, March 22nd, 1912)
  • Selson Engineering Company’s Large Vertical Drilling Machines, 672, 678
  • Shanks, Thomas, Two Large Shafting Lathes, 326, 332
  • Shaw and Sons, John, Hydraulic Press for Cylinder Liners, 79
  • Sheerness, 32,000-Ton Floating Dock, Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, 552
  • Shuttleworth, N., on Speed Control of Large Induction Motors, 76
  • Siemens-Schuckert Locomotives for the Dessau- Bitterfeld Electric Railway, 438
  • S’mpson, Strickland Launch Engine, 274
  • Simpson, Strickland Marine Motor Yacht Thoma II., 460
  • Simpson, W., Coal-loading Appliance at Sunderland Dock, 430, 434
  • Singapore, Waterworks Extension at, 452, 464
  • Smith, R. H., on Waves in Long Hydraulic Pipes and Tunnels, 267
  • Solignac-Grille Boiler in French Channel Steamers, Monsieur G. Hart, 350
  • Somersetshire Engineering Works, 358, 362 ; (Letter), 622
  • Sommer Biplane, 9
  • South African School of Mines and Technology, 609, 518
  • South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, Works at Ashford, 146
  • South Shields Graving Docks, 565, 570
  • Southall Sub-station, 633
  • Spanish Dreadnought Espana, 141
  • Speakman, E. M., on The Wider Adoption and Standardisation of Water-tube Boilers, 232, 260, 284
  • Stanton, T. E., on The Law of Comparison for Surface Friction, &c., 324
  • Stern Sonnebom Oil Company’s Lubricator,. 360
  • Stopall Fender Chain and Resistance Unit Company’s Fender Chain, 252
  • Stuart-street Station—see Manchester
  • Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson’s 32,000-Ton Floating Dock, 552
  • Symons, H. D., and Miles Walker on Heat Paths in Electrical Machinery, 114
  • TALBOT-—see Port Talbot
  • Tannett, Walker’s Travelling Hoist. 683, 684
  • Thornyeroft Lifeboat Engine, 222, 223
  • Thunderer, H.M. Battleship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • “ Tiltometer ” Chemical Injector, George Kent, 322
  • Titanic, The Loss of, Professor J. H. Biles. 409 (For other articles, see Miscellaneous Index)
  • Toiler, Oil Engine Ship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Tosi, Franco, 1000 H.P. Two-cycle Stationary Diesel Engine and 500 H.P. Diesel Marine Engine, 399, 401
  • Trevithick High-pressure Engine, 660
  • Tripoli, Construction of a Railway in, by the Italians, 548
  • Tylor Lifeboat Engine, 222, 223 (Two-page Supplement, March 1st, 1912)
  • UNITED STATES Naval Collier Neptune, 488
  • VALPARAISO Port, The New, 540
  • Voisin Biplane with Floats, 9
  • Vulcanus, Oil Engine Ship (Supplement,
  • January 5th, 1912)
  • WALTON-ON-THAMES Pumping Station
  • (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Warner’s Non-parallel Axle and Railway
  • Rolling Stock, Tramcar Wagon, 414
  • Weatherburn, Robert, on Experiments on
  • Fire-boxes, Tubes and Stays, 188, 218
  • Weatherburn, R., on The Staying of Fireboxes, 507, 559
  • Welin, A., on Boat Installations on Modern
  • Ships, 373
  • Westinghouse Brake Company’s 20 H.P. Oil Engine, 576
  • Westinghouse Company of France, Petrol- electric Coach Set, 351, 354
  • Westinghouse-Leblanc Air Pump, 162 ,
  • Whalley, Christopher, Rotary Circular Loom 128
  • White-Forster Boiler, 285
  • Whitaker Brothers Locomotive Steam Piledriving Plant. 298, 299
  • Wolseley Lifeboat Engine, 222, 223
  • Woodbridge, J. L., Split-pole Converter, 169, 193, 218
  • Woolwich Footway Tunnel, Temporary Power Plant for, 46
  • YARROW, HAROLD E., on Experiments with a Water-tube Boiler with Superheater, 350, 365, 363
  • Yarrow Tank at Teddington (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)

Subjects.

  • AERIAL Flight, James Forrest Lecture on, H. B. A. Malloek, 444, 472
  • Aerial Ropeway—see Ropeway
  • Aeroplane Stays, Stresses in, Captain Largier, 386
  • Aeroplanes in Paris, 9
  • Air Compressors—see Compressors
  • Air Pump, Westinghouse—Leblanc, 162
  • Airship, Naval, Wrecked at Barrow (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Alloys Research Report, Dr. W. Rosenhain and S. L. Archbutt, 426
  • Analysis of the Claims of the Marine Internal Combustion Engine, 274, 279
  • Approximate Stability, A. R. Liddell, 189
  • Armour Plate Ripping Machine, Noble and Lund, 500
  • BILGE Keels during Rolling, Geo. Idle and G. S. Baker, 349
  • Bituminous Gas Plant—see Gas Plant Block, Plummer, John Jardine, 262
  • Boiler for Great Eastern Passenger Locomotive, 621
  • Boiler, Solignac-Grille, in French Channel Steamers, Monsieur G. Hart, 350
  • Boiler, Steam Jacketed, Explosion of, 261
  • Boiler, Water-tube, with Superheater, Experiments, Harold E. Yarrow, 350, 355, 363 Boiler, White—Forster, 285
  • Boilers, Du Temple, Normand, Schulz, and Yarrow, 233, 260
  • Boilers, Water-tube, Adoption and Standardisation of, E. M. Speakman, 232, 260, 284
  • Boring Machine for the Hubs of Wooden
  • Wheels, A. Ransome and Co., 443
  • Boring Machines, Metal—see Machine Tools Brick and Tile Press, Bradley and Craven, 78
  • Bridge Failure, French Railway (Supplement,
  • January 5th, 1912)
  • Bridge, Floating, for Calcutta and Howrah, Head, Wrightson and Co., 668, 669 (Two Two-page Supplements, June 28th, 1912)
  • Bridge, Lifting Span, at Carmarthen (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Bridge, Quebec, Caissons for (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Bridge, Quebec, North Main Pier, 369, 380 Bridge, Transporter, at Middlesbrough (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Bridges over the Lee, Cork, 32, 42
  • Bridges on the Lotschberg—Simplon Railway,
  • 16,’ 14
  • Bundle Binding Machine, M. Glover, 441 Bunkering Plant—see Colliers
  • CAISSONS for the New Quebec Bridge (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Calculating Machine, Schooling Calculating Machine Company, 628
  • Canal Construction, Panama, Last Stages, 90, 137, 148, 163, 196
  • Capping an Oil Gusher, 528
  • Casting Pipes without Cores, Hermann Molinder
  • 497 ; (Correction), 627
  • Cement Gun, Gunite and their Uses, 61 Chemical Injector, The “ Tiltometer,’’ George
  • Kent, 322
  • Coal, Large Saving of, 165
  • Coal Hoists at Immingham Dock, 682, 683
  • Coal Loading Appliance at Sunderland Dock, W. Simpson, 430, 434
  • Colliers, Mechanically Discharging, C. J. Davidson, 387
  • Compass, Gyrostatic, G. K. B. Elphinstone, 236 Compressing Plant, Portable Air, Ingersoll-
  • Rand Compressor and Parsons’ Motor, 234
  • Compressor, Air, for I.otschberg Electric Locomotive, 144
  • Compressor, Air, Rateau, 421
  • Compressor, Horizontal Two-stage Air, Unloading Device, Robey and Co., 542
  • Compressor, Two-stage Air, for Manchester)
  • W. H. Bailey and Co., 630
  • Condensers for Metallic Filament Lamps, A. W. Ashton, 296
  • Construction of Railway—see Railway
  • Copper and Its Alloys in Early Times, W. Gow- land, 65, 102
  • Corrosion, The Mechanism of, J. N. Fr'end,
  • J. L. Bentley, and W. West, 527
  • Crane, 15-Ton Electric, at South Shields, J. Booth and Brothers, 568
  • Cranes and Hoists at Immingham Dock, 682
  • DAM Disaster, Austin (Supplement, January 5th. 1912)
  • Dam, Emergency, Panama Canal, Operating Gear for, 137, 148
  • Davits, Welin, on Lower Deck, 373
  • Demolition by Explosives at Port Talbot, 592
  • Diesel Engines—see Engines
  • Dock Extension at Liverpool, 154, 170, 604
  • Dock, Floating, 32,000-Ton, for Sheerness,
  • Swan. Hunter, and Wigham Richardson, 552
  • Dock, Gladstone, at Liverpool 604
  • Dock, Immingham, 512, 534, 535, 596 600, 615, 682
  • Dock, Proposed New, London, 167
  • Docks at South Shields, Middle Docks and Engineering Company, 565, 570
  • Drilling Machines —see Machine Tools

ELECTRICAL MATTERS:

  • Bahia Blanca, Electric. Power Station at, 161, 172
  • Batteries on Alternating Current Systems, The Use of, 168, 193, 218
  • Bury, Chamber Hall Power Station at, 152
  • Condensers for Metallic Filament Lamps, A. W. Ashton, 295
  • Connections for Electric Vehicle, 299
  • Connections for Single-phase Locomotives. 438
  • Converter, Split-pole, J. L. Woodbridge, 169, 193, 218
  • Dessau—Bitterfeld Single-phase Electric Railway Locomotives and Equipment, 438, 455, 480, 492, 522
  • Detachable Boat Motor, Evinrude Motor Company, 209
  • Dunston Electric Power Station (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Dynamos for Motor Road Vehicle Lighting, J. D. Morgan, 50
  • Entz Regulator, 168
  • Furnaces, Electrical, Cecil Myers on, 121
  • Heat Paths in Electrical Machinery, H. D. Symons and Miles Walker, 114
  • High-tension Direct-current. Transmission, Metropolitan Electric Supply Company, 613, 632
  • Immingham Dock Electrical Equipment, 512, 534, 535, 596, 600, 615, 682
  • Improvements in Electric Furnaces and their Application in Steel Manufacture, 501
  • Indiana Steel Works, Battery Plant Connections, 219
  • Induction Motor Speed Control, Kramei, Lahmeyer, and Milch Systems, 76
  • Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Connections, 168
  • Locomotive Cab Signalling, Electrical, V. L. Raven, 330
  • Locomotive Controllers, 3000-Ampere, Oer- likon Company, 575
  • Locomotives, Electric—see Locomotives
  • Manchester; Stuart-street Power Station, 250
  • Motors for Lifeboats, 221, 223 (Two-page Supplement, March 1*4, 1912) Petrol-electric Cars-—see Petrol
  • Pinkston, Glasgow, Tramway Power Station, 640, 652
  • Radiator and Silencer for Petrol-electric Railway Car, Great Central Railway, 351, 354
  • Rolling Mills at Middlesbrough, Dorman, Long and Co., 278, 282
  • Single-phase Motor for Goods Locomotive, 438
  • Single-phase Motor with Pole Changing Windings, G. S. Nicholson and B. P. Haigh, 657
  • Single-phase Motors and Equipment, Martigny—Orsieres Railway, 673
  • Southall Sub-station, 633
  • Speed Control of Large Induction Motors,
  • N. Shuttle worth on, 76
  • Transmission of Electrical Energy by Direct Current on the Series System, J. S. High- field, 626, 632, 661
  • Turbo Alternators, 3000-Kilowatt. C. A. Parsons, 498
  • EMBANKMENT, Carno Reservoir, Ebbw Vale, (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Engine with Automatic Valve, 166
  • Diesel Marine Oil, 600 H.P., F.I.A.T. Company (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Four-cycle Marine, 420 B.H.P., Normand et Cie. (tSwppZeT/ierit, January 5th, 1912)
  • Engine, Four-cylinder, Marine, 32 H.P., for Yacht, Simpson, Strickland and Co., 460
  • Marine Internal Combustion, Analysis of the Claims of, 274, 279
  • Marine Oil, 38 H.P., Brazil, Straker and Co., 482
  • Oil, 20 H.P., Westinghouse Brake Company, 576
  • Reputed Trevithick, High-pressure, 660
  • Six-cylinder Vertical Marine Gas, E. S. Hindley and Sons, 177
  • The Diesel Oil, Dr. Rudolph Diesel, 307, 334, 388
  • Two-cycle Diesel Marine, 500 H.P., Franco Tosi, 399, 401
  • Two-cycle Stationary Diesel, 1000 H.P., Franco Tosi, 399
  • Engines, Diesel, of the Selandia, 1250 H.P., Eight-cylinder Four-cycle, Burmeister and Wain, 200, 208, 247, 264, 269, 292, 346 (Two- page Supplement, March 22nd, 1912)
  • Engines, Krupp’s Diesel, Direktor C. Regenbogen, 646
  • Engines, Steam, for Driving Reversing Rolling Mill, J. W. Hall, 538, 546, 553
  • Engines, Valves and Reversing Gears, Diesel,
  • F.I.A.T. Company, 660
  • Engineering Laboratories at Liverpool University, 616, 533, 644
  • Engineering Works at Yeovil, Petters, Limited, 368, 362 ; (Letter), 622
  • Experiments on Fire-boxes, Tubes and Stays, Robert Weatherburn, 188, 217
  • Explosion, French Battleship Libertd (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Explosion of a Steam Jacketed Boiler, 261
  • FACING Machines—see Machine Tools
  • Fatigue of Metals, 113, 123
  • Fender Chain Apparatus for the Panama Canal, 163
  • Fender Chain Mechanism for Immingham Dock, 536
  • Fender Chain and Resistance Unit, Stopall Fender Chain and Resistance Unit Company, 252
  • Ferry Steamers, Train, for the Argentine, A. and J. Inglis, 686
  • Filter Bed Sand-washing Plant, W. Polglase, 180
  • Fire-boxes, Staying of, R. Weatherburn, 607, 659
  • Fire-boxes, Tubes and Stays, Experiments on, Robert Weatherburn, 188, 217
  • Floating Bridge for Calcutta and Howrah, Head, Wrightson and Co., 668, 669 (Two Two-page Supplements, June 28th, 1912)
  • Floating Dock, 32,000-Ton, for Sheemess,
  • Swan, Hunter, and Wigham Richardson, 652
  • Forge, Portable, with Cylinder Blast, J. C. Bauer, 694
  • Friction, Mediate, Theoretical and Experi mental Study of, Professor Petroff, 244, 294, 351, 376
  • Furnaces, Electric, Nathusius, 501
  • GAS Engines and Producers, for Woolwich Footway Tunnel, 46
  • Gas Plant, Bituminous, at the Groenfontein Tin Mines, South Africa, 258
  • Gas Producer, Wood Refuse Suction, Ruston, Proctor and Co., Limited, 687
  • Gas Turbine, Holzwarth, 5
  • Gas Turbine, Norman Davey, 241, 291, 344, 370, 421, 479, 493
  • Geared Turbines of the Normannia and Han- tonia, 37
  • Graphic Determination of Pressures on Retaining Walls, J. A. Main, 220
  • Grinding Machines—see Machine Tools Gun-Torpedo, Davis, 205
  • Gyrostatic Compass, G. K. B. Elphinstone, 235
  • HAND Power Testing Machine, Professors Dixon and Hummel, 361
  • Heat Drop in Steam Turbines, T. B. Morley, 243
  • Hoists and Cranes at Immingham Dock, 682
  • Hydraulic Press for Cylinder Liners, John
  • Shaw and Sons, 79
  • Hydraulic Valve, Holmes and Davy, 234
  • INJECTOR, Chemical, The “ Tiltometer,” George Kent, 322
  • Inspection Car—see Railway
  • JAMES FORRES, TLecture on Aeria Flight, H. R. A. Malloek, 444
  • LABORATORIES, Electro-technical, at Manchester University, 230
  • Laboratories, Engineering, at Liverpool University, 516, 533, 544
  • Laboratory, Bessemer, Royal School of Mines, 118
  • Lamps, Metallic Filament, Condensers for, 295 Lathes—see Machine Tools
  • Launching Boats on Rolling Steamer, 499
  • Leakage of Steam Past Piston Valves, R. D.
  • Lobley, 139
  • Letter, An Old, William Brunton, 164
  • Lifeboats, Motois for, 221, 223 (Two-page Supplement, March 1st, 1912)
  • Lighting, Motor Road Vehicle, Dynamos for, J. D. Morgan, 50
  • Load Extension Indicator, Professor Dalby, 373 Lock, Boulter’s, Reconstruction of, 587 Locomotive, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
  • Railway, 275-Ton (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Boiler and Details, Great Eastern Express Passenger, 620, 621 (Two-page Supplement, June lAth, 1912)
  • Cab Signalling, Electrical, V. L. Raven, 330
  • “ Closed Circuit ’ Crude Oil, 38, 39
  • Controllers, 3000-Ampere, Oerli- kon Company, 575
  • Electric, with Bogies and Motor, Lotschberg Railway, 116, 122, 144 (Two-page Supplement, February 9th, 1912)
  • Electric Towing, for the Panama Canal, 197
  • Four-coupled Bogie Tank, North Staffordshire Railway, 302, 306
  • Four-cylinder Compound Express Passenger, Chemin de Fer du Nord (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Four - cylinder “ Pacific ” Type, Italian State Railways (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Great Western Railway, Great Bear, 459 (Two-page Supplement, May 3rd, 1912)
  • London and South-Western, Six- coupled Express Passenger, Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Slide Bars Grinding Machine, Beyer, Peacock and Co., 444
  • Steam Pile - driving Plant, Whitaker Brothers, Limited, 298, 299
  • Locomotives, Single-phase, 438, 455, 480, 492, 522, 574, 590
  • Locomotives, Single-phase, Electric, for the Dessau-Bitterfeld Railway, 438, 480, 492, 522.
  • Locomotives, Some Recent French, 378
  • Loom, Rotary Circular, Christopher Whalley 128
  • Lubricator, Stern, Sonneborn Oil Company, 360

MACHINE TOOLS:

  • Boring and Drilling Machine, George Richards and Co., 524
  • Boring Machine, Tire, Deutsche Niles Werke, 181
  • Boring Mill, Single Standard Vertical, J. Butler and Co., 386
  • Boring and Turning Mill, George Richards and Co., Limited, 204
  • Double Valve Facing Machine, George Richards and Co., 524
  • Drilling Machine, Hand Power, A. A. Jones, Pollard and Shipman, 250
  • Drilling Machine, Motor-driven Radial, J. Archdale and Co., 104
  • Drilling Machine, Six-spindle Radial, Beyer, Peacock and Co., Limited, 259
  • Drilling Machines, Large Vertical, Selson
  • Engineering Company, 672, 678
  • Grinding Machine for Locomotive Slide Bars, Beyer, Peacock and Co., 444
  • Lathe, All-geared Motor-driven, Darling and Sellers, Limited, 74
  • Lathes, Two Large Shafting, Thomas Shanks and Co., 326, 332
  • Two New Machine Tools, George Richards and Co., Limited, 524

MAPS:

  • Antwerp Port Improvements, 482
  • Australia, Plan of the New Capital, 658
  • Chile, Longitudinal Railway, 58
  • Cork City Railways, 32
  • Euston to Watford Widening, 611, 624, 639
  • Immingham Dock, Railway Connection with, 615
  • Madras Harbour, 112
  • West African Railways, 195 MECHANICAL Production of Rust, H. L.
  • Heathcote on, 80
  • Mediate Friction—see Friction
  • Metallic Filament Lamps—see Lamps Metals, The Fatigue-of, 113, 123
  • Meter, Steam, Cumon Steam Meter Company,
  • 462
  • Mine Drainage Plant, 93
  • Mines and Technology, South African School of, 509, 518
  • Models for the Cunard Liner Aquitania, 574 Motor Boats—see Ships
  • Motor, Detachable, for Boat, Evinrude Motor
  • Company, 209
  • Motor Road Vehicle Lighting, Dynamos for,
  • J. D. Morgan, 50
  • Motors, Electric—see Electrical Matters
  • NAVAL Airship Wrecked (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Non-parallel Axle Railway Rolling Stock, Tramcar and Wagon, Warner, 412
  • OIL Engine-driven Pump—see Pump
  • Oil Gusher, Capping, 528
  • Oil Locomotive, Crude, Closed Circuit Air
  • Transmission, Limited, 38, 39
  • Oil Pump—see Pump
  • PETROL-DRIVEN Railway Car, Midland Great Western of Ireland, 332
  • Petrol-driven Railway Inspection Car, Humber Limited, 385
  • Petrol-driven Tramway Car, Leyland Motors, Limited, 78
  • Petrol-electric Railway Car, Great Central Railway, 351, 354
  • Petrol Motor Inspection Car, North-Eastern Railway, V. Raven, 489
  • Pile - Driving Plant, Locomotive Steam, Whitaker Bros., Limited, 298, 299
  • Pipes, Casting, without Cores, H. Molinder, 497 ; (Correction), 527
  • Planing Machine, Wood, A. Ransome and Co., 40
  • Plummer Block, John Jardine, 252
  • Port of Valparaiso, 540
  • Portable Air Compressing Plant, Ingersoll- Rand Compressor and Parsons Motor, 234
  • Portable Forge with Cylinder Blast, J. C. Bauer, 594
  • Portrait, Samuel Waite Johnson, 63
  • Power Plant, Temporary, for Woolwich Footway Tunnel, 46
  • Producer—see Gas
  • Propelling Machinery for Lifeboats—see Lifeboats
  • Pump, Horizontal Treble Ram, Frank Pearn and Co., 470
  • Pump, Oil-driven Six-stage Turbine, Jens Orten—Boving and Co., 251
  • Pump, Three-throw, for Residuum Petroleum, Hatley Engine Company, 75
  • Pump, Turbine, Evolution and Present Development, Dr. E. Hopkinson and Mr. Alan Chorlton, 92, 100, 130; (Correction), 117
  • Pumps, Motor-driven Main, at South Shields Docks, 565
  • Pumps for the Motor Ship Jutlandia, J. H. Carruthers and Co., 603 ; (Correction), 622
  • Pumping Station at Walton-on-Thames (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Press, Brick and Tile, Bradley and Craven, 78
  • Press, Hydraulic, for Cylinder Liners, John Shaw and Sons, 79
  • RAILROAD, Panama, Percy F. Martin, 614, 644
  • Railway Accident near Saskatoon, Canada, 323 Car, Petrol-driven, Midland Great Western of Ireland, 332
  • Car, Petrol-electric, Westinghouse Company of France, 351, 354
  • Central London, Ventilation of the, 526
  • Connections and Rolling Stock for Immingham Dock—see Dock
  • Dessau—Bitterfeld Electric, 438, 455, 480, 492, 522
  • Inspection Car, Petrol-driven, Thomas Robinson and Son, 384
  • Inspection Car, Petrol Motor, North- Eastern Railway, 489
  • Longitudinal, of Chile, 58, 70
  • The Lotschberg—Simplon, and its Construction, 10, 14, 66
  • Rolling Stock, Non-parallel Axle, Metropolitan Railway of Paris, 412 in Tripoli, Construction of, by the Italians, 548
  • Widening, London and North-Western Euston to Watford, 611, 624, 639
  • Works and Sidings at Inchicore, 206
  • Railways, Cork City, 32, 42
  • Railways, Single-phase 438, 455, 480, 492, 522, 574, 590, 673
  • Ratchet Spanner, F. M. Frye and Co., 104
  • Reconstruction of Boulter’s Lock, 587
  • Recorder—see Speed Recorder
  • Ripping Machine for Armour Plate, Noble and Lund, 500
  • Road Vehicle Lighting, Motor, Dynamos for, J. D. Morgan, 50
  • Rolling of Lightships, Effect of Bilge Keels, Geo. Idle and G. S. Baker, 349
  • Rolling Mills at Middlesbrough, Electrical, Dorman, Long and Co., 278, 282
  • Rolling Mills, Reversing, Steam Engines for, J. W. Hall, 538, 546, 553
  • Ropeway, Aerial, for a Shropshire Quarry, 89, 96
  • Ropeway, High Aerial, in Bolivia, Ropeways Limited, 226, 235
  • Rotary Circular Loom, Christopher Whalley, 128
  • Rust, Mechanical Production of, H. L. Heathcote on, 80
  • SAND Washer, Improved, W. Polglase, 180 Sandy Belt on the Madras Coast, Reclamation of, 111
  • Separating Oil from Steam, “ Massip ” System, 385
  • Shed Building, Quick, A. and J. Main, 403 Suction Gas—see Gas

SHIPS AND SHIPBUILDING: General:

  • Colliers, Mechanically Discharging, C. J. Davidson, 387
  • Marine Engines—see Engines
  • Strength of Ships, 667, 669
  • Welin Davits on Lower Deck, 373

British Navy:

  • Adamant, H.M. Submarine Tender, 459 Ajax, H.M.-Battleship, 331
  • Diesel Motor Boat for the Admiralty, 12
  • Hawke, H.M.S., Damage in Collision with
  • Olympic (NwppZemeni, January 5th, 1912)
  • Hercules, H.M. Battleship (Suplpement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Lion, H.M. Battle-cruiser, 12
  • Monarch, H.M. Battleship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Orion, H.M. Battleship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Queen Mary, H.M. Battle-cruiser, 297
  • Thunderer, H.M. Battleship (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Foreign Navies:
  • French Battleship Liberte, Explosion (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • German Battleship Prinzregent Luitpold, 317
  • Italian Armoured Cruiser San Giorgio, The Salvage of, 395, 406, 424, 427
  • Japanese Battle-cruiser Kongo, 540
  • “ Kaiser ” Class of Battleships, 316
  • Spanish Dreadnought Espana, 141
  • United States Naval Collier Neptime, 488

Miscellaneous:

  • Cunard Liner Aquitania, Stern Frame and Brackets of, 468, 469, 573, 574 (Four-page Supplement, May 31st, 1912)
  • Cunard Liner Laconia, 85 (Two Two-page Supplements, January 25th, 1912)
  • Exequiel Ramos Mexia Train Ferry Steamer, A. and J. Inglis, 686
  • French Transatlantic Company’s Liner France, 442.
  • Gas Engine Cargo Boat Holzapfel I., 176, 347
  • Holzapfel II., 347
  • Jutlandia Motor Ship, 525, 539, 603 ; (Correction), 622
  • Lifeboat Matters—see Electrical Matters
  • Motor Yacht Thoma II., 460
  • Oil Engine Ship Electric Arc (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Oil Engine Ship Romagna (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Oil Engine Ship Toiler (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Oil Engine Ship Vulcanus (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Olympic, Damage in Collision with H.M.S. Hawke (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Selandia, Diesel Engine Liner, 200, 208, 247, 254, 269, 292, 346 (Two-page Supplement, March 22nd, 1912)
  • Submarine Transporting Ship Kanguroo, Gironde Works, 594
  • Titanic, Loss of, Professor J. H. Biles, 409 (For other Articles see Miscellaneous Index)
  • SIGNALLING, Locomotive Cab Electrical, Vincent L. Raven, 330
  • Single-phase Locomotives—see Locomotives Single-phase Railways—see Railways
  • Sluice Valves, 30m., at South Shields Docks, 568
  • Smoke-box Door and Fastener, Carson, Barclay,
  • Curie and Co., 286
  • Spanner, Ratchet, F M. Frye and Co., 104 Speed Recorder for Argentine Battleships,
  • Denny—Edgecombe, 472
  • Stability, Approximate, A. R. Liddell, 189
  • Staying of Fire-boxes, R. Weatherburn, 507, 559
  • Steam Meter, Curnon Steam Meter Company, 462
  • Steam Tractor with Condenser and Spring Draught Gear, Allen and Simmonds, Limited, 125
  • Steam Turbines—see Turbines
  • Steel for Guns, Manufacture and Treatment of, General L. Cubillo, 538, 564, 605, 630
  • Stresses in Aeroplane Stays, Captain Largier, 386
  • Sugar Mill for Argentina, J. McNeil and Co., 230
  • Superheater, London and South-Western Locomotive, 23
  • Surface Friction and Eddy-making Resistances in Fluids, T. E. Stanton, 324
  • TANK at Teddington, Yarrow (Supplement, January 5th, 1912)
  • Tank, William Froude National, G. S. Baker, 321, 349, 415
  • Tar Oil Injection Valve, F. Krupp, 647
  • Technical Education on the Rand, 509, 518
  • Testing Machine, Hand Power, Professors Dixon and Hummel, 361
  • Theoretical and Experimental Study of Mediate Friction,. Professor Petroff, 244, 294, 351, 376
  • Thermovalve, T. Clarke, 580
  • Thoma II. Marine Motor Yacht, Simpson, Strickland and Co., 460
  • “ Tiltometer,” Chemical Injector, George Kent, 322
  • Tire Boring Machine, Deutsche Niles Werke, 181
  • Torpedo, Gun, Commander 0. Davis, 205
  • Towing Locomotive for Panama Canal, 197
  • Tractor, Steam, with Condenser and Spring Draught Gear, Allen and Simmonds, Limited, 125
  • Train Ferry Steamers for the Argentine, A. and J. Inglis, 686
  • Tramway Car, Petrol-driven, Leyland Motors Limited, 78
  • Transmission of Electricity—see Electrical Matters
  • Transporter Bridges—see Bridges
  • Turbine, Gas, Holzwarth, 5
  • Turbine, Gas, Norman Davey, 241, 291, 344, 370, 421, 479, 493
  • Turbine Pump—see Pump
  • Turbine of United States Naval Collier Neptune. 489
  • Turbines, Geared, of the Normannia and Hantonia, 371
  • Turbines, Steam, Heat Drop in, T. B. Morley, 243
  • Turbo-alternators, Two 3000-kilowatt, for the Argentine, 0. A. Parsons and Co., 498
  • Turbo-blowers and Compressors, British Westinghouse Company, 578, 579
  • Turning Machines—see Wheel Turning, also Machine Tools
  • UNDERFRAME of Tramear with Warner
  • Four-wheeled Non-parallel Axle Truck, 414
  • Unloading Device for Air Compressors, Robey and Co., 542
  • VALVE, Hydraulic, Holmes and Davy, 234
  • Valve, Improved Stop, Dikker’s, 249
  • Ventilation of the Central London Railway, 526
  • Viscosity, Apparatus for Determining, 377
  • WAGON, 10-Ton, Royal Arsenal Railway, 412
  • Water-tube Boilers—see Boilers
  • Waterworks Extension at Singapore, 452, 464
  • Waves in Long Hydraulic Pipes and Tunnels, R. H. Smith, 267
  • Waves and Ship Form, A. R. Liddell, 343
  • Wheel Turning and Boring Machine, A Ransome and Co., 443
  • Wireless Telegraphy Works, Marconi, at Chelmsford, 684
  • Wood Planing Machine, A. Ransome and Co., 40
  • Wood Planing Machine, Eight Roller, Thomas Robinson and Son, 384
  • Wood Refuse Suction Gas Producer, Ruston, Proctor and Co., Limited, 687
  • Works, “ Nautilus ” Engineering, at Yeovil, Petters, Limited, 358, 362; (Letter), 622
  • Works, South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, at Ashford, 146

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