The Engineer 1921 Jul-Dec: Index: Paragraphs

The Engineer 1921 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

The Engineer 1921 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

The Engineer 1921 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

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A

• ACCIDENTS Due to Poisoning by Gases, 131
• Accountants, Institute of Costs and Works, Examinations, 519
• Aerodrome, Shrewsbury, Sale of, 248
• Aeronautical Research Committee, Two Technical Reports, 455
• Afghanistan, Present of Telegraph Material from British Government in India, 595
• Air Compressors, Bursting of Cooling Coils, 75
• Air Council Approval of Grissell Prize Offer, 455
• Air Ministry, Fuel Tanks Competition, 621
• Air Ministry Gives Up Certain Service Stations. 217
• Air Moisture at, and 100ft. Above, Ground Level, 483
• Alaska, Mineral Output Report, 265
• Alkali in Western Australia, Suggested Exploitation of Large Deposits, 193
• Alloy, New Light, Silicon and Aluminium, 679
• Alloy, Self-lubricating, for High-speed Bearings, 265
• Alloys of Nickel and Chromium, 319
• Alloys Research Committee Report, 240
• Aluminium Production from Bauxite on the West Coast of India, 241
• American Association for Advancement of Science, Meeting in Toronto, 119
• American Copper and Brass, Research Association, 240
• American Ports, Foreign Trade Zones in, 338
• Anatolia Forests, A Neglected Industry, 67
• Apprentices, Engineering, in South Africa, Supply Exceeding the Demand, 649
• Apprenticeship Training in Bengal, 567
• "Archibald Dawnay" Scholarships, 230, 472, 576
• Architects, Training of--see Institute, Royal, of British Architects
• Armstrong-Whitworth Ships, 206
• Asbestos Discovery on Canadian Railway Main Line, 293
• Asbestos Factory in Quebec, 93
• Asbestos Mines of Russia, Soviet Concession to American Corporation, 511

ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS & SOCIETIES :

• - ASSOCIATION OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS (INCORPORATED):
• -- Annual Dinner, 607
• -- Election of Chairman, 108
• - INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY :
• -- Training and Examination of Chemistry Students, 544
• - INSTITUTE, IRON AND STEEL :
• -- Autumn Meeting in Paris, List of Papers, 168
• - INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERS :
• -- Remarkable Boiler Failure, 13
• - INSTITUTE, ROYAL, OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS :
• -- Airship Mooring Mast, Grissell Prize Offered for Best Design, 455
• -- "Archibald Dawnay" Scholarship, 576
• -- Membership of the Institute, Training for, 572
• - INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT :
• -- Annual Dinner, 407
• -- South African Railways' Coal Traffic Wagons, Mr. Kelway-Bamber, 595
• -- Urban Electric Railway Services, J. P. Thomas, 595
• - INSTITUTION OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERS :
• -- Awards for Papers, 567
• -- Dinner, 454
• -- Informal Meetings to Introduce and Discuss New Accessories, 241
• - INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS :
• -- Internal Combustion Engines with Large Cylinders, Sir J. McKechnie, 293
• - INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS (IRELAND) :
• -- Water Power Resources of Ireland, Need of Proper Storage, Sir J. P. Griffith, 705
• - INSTITUTION OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS :
• -- Conversazione, 54
• -- Election of Lord Southborough as Honorary Member, 539
• -- Examination for Associate Membership, 105
• -- Meetings, Future Arrangements, 155
• -- Model General Conditions for Contracts, 575
• -- Notice of Dinner, 551
• -- Offer to Benevolent Fund, 39
• - STUDENTS' SECTION :
• -- Lecture : Single-phase and Direct-current Railways, Comparison of Equipment Cost, Sir Philip Dawson, 621
• - INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS IN SCOTLAND :
• -- Double Bottoms of Ships, Importance of Ventilation, J. L. Adam, 679
• - INSTITUTION OF GAS ENGINEERS :
• -- Annual General Meeting, 372

ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS & SOCIETIES (continued) :

• - INSTITUTION, JUNIOR, OF ENGINEERS :
• -- Loughborough Section Established, 394
• - INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS :
• -- Alloys Research Committee Report, 240
• - INSTITUTION OF MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY ENGINEERS :
• -- Mechanical Transport, A. R. Galbraith, 39
• - INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS :
• -- Scholarships and Prize Awards, 248, 361. 408
• -- Scholarships for Competition in 1922, 616
• - INSTITUTION, NORTH-EAST COAST, OF ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS :
• -- Mile-posts, Hartley, Reconditioning and Re-measurement, 427
• -- Officers for Session, 1921-22, 79
• - INSTITUTION, PERMANENT WAY :
• -- President for 1922, 500
• - INSTITUTION OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGISTS :
• -- Elimination of Oilfield Waste, A. Beeby Thompson, 566
• -- Oil Resources of the World, A. Beeby Thompson, 539
• - INSTITUTION OF RAILWAY SIGNAL ENGINEERS :
• -- Automatic Train Control, Problems of W. J. Thorrowgood, 119
• -- First Summer Meeting, 67 "Three-position Signalling," A. E. Tattersall, 539
• - NORTHERN SECTION :
• -- Establishment and Opening Meeting, 547
• -- Recent Developments in the Token System for Single Lines of Railway, W. S. Roberts, 547
• - INSTITUTION, ROYAL :
• -- Christmas Course of Juvenile Lectures, 511
• -- Meetings and Elections, 54, 633
• -- Programme of Lectures for Before-Easter Session, 691
• - INSTITUTION OF RUBBER INDUSTRY :
• -- First Meeting of New Society. 427
• - INSTITUTION OF SURVEYORS :
• -- Annual Meeting in 1922, 595
• -- Legacy for Prize, 595
• - SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL INDUSTRY :
• -- Chemical Engineering Group Invites Institution of Gas Engineers to a Lecture, 539
• -- Claude Synthetic Ammonia Process and Plant, LH. West, 539
• - SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS :
• -- Annual Meeting, Award of Gold Medal and other Premiums, 688
• - CRYSTAL PALACE ENGINEERING SOCIETY :
• -- Geen Premium Award, 688
• - SOCIETY, ROYAL, OF ARTS :
• -- Annual Meeting, Awards for Papers, Elections, 54
• -- Work of the Industrial Fatigue Research Board, D. R. Wilson, 567
• - SOCIETY OF TECHNICAL ENGINEERS :
• -- General Policy, 241
• - SOCIETIES, PHYSICAL AND OPTICAL :
• -- Annual Exhibition, 705
• AUDIBILITY of Sound and the Oppau Explosion, 347
• Australian Electrolytic Zinc Company's Contract with British Board of Trade, 319
• Australian Working Week, Reduction Claim Refused, 621
• Automobile Standardisation, 54
• Aviation, Civil, Great Progress of, Night Flying, Lighthouses, and Wireless, 705
• Aviation, Commercial, French Offer of Prize for Suitable Motor, 427
• Awards to Inventors, Claim by Magnetic Compass Makers for Outlay on Radium, 193

B

• BALL and Roller Bearings, Demand for Tests at National Physical Laboratory, 217
• Ball and Roller Bearings, Standardisation Advised, 155
• Bamboos and Tropical Grasses for Paper Pulp, 539
• Barrage, Sukkur, Scheme, on the Indus, 595
• Bascule Bridge Wrecked by Carelessness, 705
• Batchelor's Cost of Living in Various Towns in China, 319
• Belgian Congo Copper Mine, Analysis of Uranium Ore from, 265
• Belgian Regulation with Regard to Building Specifications. 293
• Bengal, Apprenticeship Training in Mechanical Engineering, 567
• Benzol Recovery from Gas by Use of Wood Charcoal, 539
• "Black Nickel" for Small Brass Articles, 119
• Blackpool Suitable for Electric Vehicles, 621
• Blast-furnaces—see Iron
• Boiler Explosions and Necessary Precautions for Prevention of, 427
• Boiler Plant, Economical Working of, 13, 158
• Boilers Under Pressure and Protection of Employees in America, 293
• Bombay, Reclamation Scheme at Back Bay, 483
• Bombay and Sewage Disposal, 265
• Bombay Water Power, Investigation with View to Development of. 67
• Bordeaux Purchase of Basseno Docks with American War Equipment, 347
• Bosch Magneto New Company, 373
• Breaking Up Frozen Ground, Pavement, andc., New Machine for, 13
• Brest Harbour Deep-water Quay, 399
• Brickworks for Dutch East Indies, Large Out¬put Expected, 265
• Bridge to Connect Canada and the United States, 88
• Bridge to Cost 25,000,000 Dollars Projected for San Francisco, 93
• Bridge, New Kidderpore Road, to be One of Finest in India, 67, 93
• Bridges, Ancient Stone or Modern Steel, Question of Durability, 679
• Brighton to London Road Widening Scheme, 621
• Briquetting Plant, German, for Victorian Coal Mines, 293
• British Catalogues for Riga, 108
• British Columbia Works for Wood Alcohol, Charcoal and Acetate of Lime, 347
• British Commercial Gas Association, Conference, 334
• British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers’ Association, Annual Dinner, 454
• British Empire Exhibition—see Exhibitions
• BRITISH ENGINEERING STANDARDS ASSOCIATION :
• - Annual Meeting, Various Suggestions for Consideration, 145
• - Creosote for Timber, Standard Specification for, 362, 399
• - Motor Car Parts, Seven Sub-committees to Deal with, 13, 54
• - Railway Rolling Stock Construction, Revision of Specifications for Material, 28
• - Standardising Fire Hose Couplings and Ball and Roller Bearings, 155
• - Tramway Axles, Standard Specification for, 372
• British Engineering Students in France, 674
• British Engineering Trade Success in China, Americans on Tour of Inquiry into the Reasons, 93
• British Industries Fair—see Exhibitions
• British Machine Tool Export Trade Recovery,
• British Manufacturing Undertakings in Australia and Tasmania, 373
• Broken Hill Proprietary Company, Additions to Plant, 25
• Brush Electrical Engineering Company, Limited, Results of Recent Fire, 145
• Building Trades Association Reduces Wages and Charges to Public, 705
• Bulgarian Agriculture, Economic Commission to Study Important Questions, 347

C

• CANADA Orders Marking of Imported Goods to Indicate Country of Origin, 705
• Canada's Need of Applications of Principles of Chemistry, Metallurgy, andc., S. J. Cook, 483
• Canada's Oilfields, Favourable Points of, 93
• Canadian Machinery Company to Open Manufactory in Australia, 595
• Canal Improvement in France, 427
• Canal, Main Danube, Scheme, Discussion in the Bavarian Diet, 93
• Carbide Storage with Explosives, Dangers of Acetylene, 649
• Carbon Monoxide in Gas, 241
• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. Precautions and First Aid, 567
• Cars in Holland, 217
• Catalogues for China and British Trade, 377
• Catalogues for Honduras, 240
• Catalogues for the Malay States, 254
• Catalogues for Riga, 108
• Celluloid Manufacture and Storage, Home Office Regulations, 319
• Celtic Tomb Discovered in Gravel Pit, Doubtful Conclusions, 145
• Cement Factory at Owen Sound, Ontario, 483
• Cement Plant at Darra, Queensland, Extensive Addition, 13
• Centering of a Reinforced Concrete Arch Washed Away, 13
• Channel Tunnel, French Plans Complete, 539
• Chauny Sewerage and Waterworks, Competition Awards, 519
• Chemical Engineers, Formation of Institution, 483
• Chemistry Students, Training and Examination of, 544
• Chilian Government Bill for Harbour Improvement and Railway Extension, 621
• China and British Manufacturers, 377
• China, Investigation of Geology in Vicinity of Railways, 67
• China as a Market for Motor Cars, 13
• China's Cotton Spinning Industry, Great Enlargement of, 511
• China's Great Increase in Metal Imports, 705
• Chinese Capitalists from Abroad, Schemes for Exporting Native Products and Importing Foreign Machinery, 455
• Chinese Foreign Trade, British Share Larger than that of Others, 119
• Chinese Mining Licences, 169
• Chinese New Mining Regulations, 265
• Chinese New Port and Power Station Projected near Tientsin, 39
• Cleveland Technical Institute Bulletin, 621

COAL, COKE AND COLLIERIES :

• - Borings for Coalfields Flushed by Petroleum Instead of Water, 567
• - British Coal Mining, Success Due to High Ideals, Dr. J. S. Haldane, 567
• - British Columbia, Development of Coal Deposit at Fraser Lake, 13
• - Coal Exports from the United States, Statistics of, 539
• - Coal Tub Filling, Forks or Shovels, Leicestershire Miners' Notice, 595
• - Coke by New Process from Unmixed Sarre Coal, 679
• - Coke Shortage and Oil Substituted for Cupola Furnaces in Austria, 193
• - Explosion at Hampstead Colliery, Birmingham, 511
• - Indian Coal Mines, Total Production of, in 1919-1920 and 1920-1921, 455
• - Indian Coal, Reduced Output of, 455
• - Liquefaction of Coal Reported, 119
• - Mexico, Important Coal Deposits, 511
• - Natal Coal Supply Far from Unlimited, 455
• - Natal, Suggested New Port Equipped for Coal Handling, 407
• - Norwegian Railways' Coal Orders for Newcastle, 705
• - Output of Coal, Comparative Figures, 319
• - Output of Coal, Week's Comparison, 217
• - Pocohontas Coal Mines, No Strike and Better Earnings since Break-up of Trade Union, 169
• - Portugal, Coalfield Discovery on the East Railway, 145
• - Pretoria, Near, Coal Discovery, 39
• - Sarre Coal for Coke Making by New Heating Method, Monsieur Baille-Barrelle, 145, 679
• - Spanish Navy and British Coal, 629
• - Spontaneous Combustion of Coal in Mines, Final Report of Committee, 217
• - Strike, Coal Mined during Period of, 119
• - Transvaal and Natal Coalfields, Serious Waste in Working, 7
• - Turkestan Coal Deposits, Extensive, 319
• COIL Springs, Large, Tests by Magnetic Induction Methods, 217
• Cold Storage in France, Purchase of Wagons in England and America, 217
• Colloidal Clay, Valuable Discovery for Various Industries, 93
• Coloured Crayons Preferred to Water Colours, 13
• Colourless Gems, Experiments in Tinting by Radium, 145
• Commercial Research Fellowships, 551
• Concrete Eight-storey Building in Melbourne as Electricity Commission Headquarters, 169
• Concrete Mixture, Crusher Screenings and Limestone, 241
• Concrete Pavement, Cleaning Joints and Cracks before Filling with Tar, Method Advised, 511
• Concrete Piles, Reinforced with Wired Bamboo, 119
• Concrete Pipe, Hume Centrifugally Cast, 427
• Concrete, Reinforced, Building, Collapse, 347
• Concrete Roads for Southwark, 422
• Concrete Work with Record Rapidity in New York City, 705
• Condenser Feed Water and Injury by Leakage, 293
• Condenser Leakage Cured by Rubber Rings, 145
• Continental Short Sea Route vid Zeebrugge, 47
• Contracts, Public, Placed Abroad, 407
• Copenhagen and Island of Amager, Improvement of Communications, 657
• Copper Discovery in the Island of Yell, Shetland, 113
• Copper, Metallurgy of. and Importance of Byproducts, E. P. Mathewson, 483
• Copper Mine, Messina, South Africa, Government Aid to Working, 67
• Copper Sulphides, Valuable Hill Discovered in Manitoba. 119
• Costing Systems and Wasteful Expenditure, 110
• Cotton Transportation from Liverpool and Manchester, Arthur Watson, 13
• Cracks in Aluminium Alloy Castings, R. J. Anderson, 483
• Crawfish Damage to Canal Bank, 649
• Creosote for Timber, Standard Specification for 362, 399
• Crystal Palace, Co-partnership Exhibition and Congress, 39
• CRYSTAL PALACE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING :
• - Address to Students, Colonel Morgan, 134
• - Geen Premium Award, 688
• - Papers Read During the Session. 674
• - Wilson Premium Award, 674
• Customs Duty on Machinery for State Works Remitted by Federal Government, 193

D

• DAM, Masonry, Record for Size, Built in 1700 B.c., 427
• Damming a Stream by Use of Canvas Hose, 13
• Danish Electro-chemical Industry, Resumption of Work, 399
• Dew Reservoirs, S. B. Russell, 688
• Diesel Engine Insurance Against Breakdown, 576
• Diesel Engine Repair, 28
• Diesel Oil and Boiler Fuel Oil, Comparison in Price and Quality, 487
• Dorman, Long and Co., Limited, Annual Meeting, High Railway Rates and Effect on Iron and Steel Trade, 678
• Drop Forgers, Improved Drawings Recommended for, 511
• Drop Forging Dies, Heat Treatment of, 539
• Durban Harbour Improvement Scheme, 236

E

• EARTH Dam, Highest Ever Made. Under Construction in America, 679
• East Africa, late German, Gold and Coal Possibilities but Poor Health Conditions, 265
• Ebbw Vale Works Magazine, 649
• Egyptian Government Contracts, 277
• Einstein's Theory on a Cinematograph Film, 319
• ELECTRICAL MATTERS :
• - Auckland, New Zealand, New Electric Power Board, 483
• - Ayr Corporation Electrical Scheme, Water from Loch Doon, 241
• - Battery Traction Demand, Hopeful Future for Electric Vehicles, 193
• - Birmingham Power Station at Nechells, Good Progress. 621
• - Blackburn Electric Locomotive on Railway Siding, Valuable Service of, 649
• - Bradford's Electricity Undertaking and Hiring Out of Motors, &c., 539
• - 60-Kilowatt Brass Melting Furnace al University of Wisconsin, 193
• - British Electrical Industry, Improved Prospect, 621
• - Cheapened Electricity and Swedish Steelmaking Material, 345
• - China, Demand for Current Exceeds Supply,
• - China as a Market for Electrical Machinery, 118, 119
• - Conduits Cleared by Blank Cartridge, 265
• - Cooking and Lighting in Dublin, Electrical, 595
• - Coventry Corporation Electricity Accounts, 13
• - Current Transmission at Pressure of Over a Million Volts, 319
• - Czecho-Slovakia, Electrical Industries of, 319
• - Disabled Ex-Service Men Construct Large Transformer, 119
• - Edison Vehicles for Refuse Collection, Valuable Utilisation of Waste, 13
• - Electrical Energy, Pros and Cons in its Use, A. Beeby Thompson, 511
• - Electric Vehicles' Great Push in New York City, 705
• - Electricity Commissioners' Report. 455
• - Electrolytic Lighting Arresters, W. A. Coates, 328
• - Emergency Lamp for Use in Darkness Caused by Accident, 211
• - Furnaces, Re-starting of, for Steel Trade, Cheapened Current, 345
• - General Electric Company's House-warming at the Kingsway Offices, 93
• - Generating Plant, Plan for Heating Dams, Valves and Gates to Ward off Ice Formation, 644, 705
• - Generating Stations in Province of Liege, Reorganisation, 217
• - Glasgow Electricity Accounts, 241
• - Glaucus River, Greece, Possible Power Supply for Patras, 13
• - Heating Dams, Machinery, andc., of Generating Plants to Prevent Freezing, 644, 705
• - High-tension Transformers and Converting Plant, Dr. W. Reichel, 319
• - High-tension Transmission Systems, International Conference in Paris, 511, 567
• - Japan, Large Electrical Engineering Works Begun at Nagoya, 13
• - Japanese Extensive Use of Electric Light, 399
• - Kunda River Power Scheme Postponed, 93
• - Kyoto, Japan, New Large Power Station, 346
• - Lantern Slides for Lectures on Electrical Machinery, 127
• - Leeds Tramway Power Station, Coal and Oil Fuel Cost Comparison, 241
• - Liverpool's Enormous Electrical Development, 373
• - Local Supply of Electric Power for Poor Small Village, 265
• - Locomotive, Storage Battery, in the Isle of Man, 427
• - Low-tension Paper Insulated Cables, Higher Temperature Limits Wanted, P. Torchio. 39
• - Mercury Arc Rectifiers for the Electrification of the Midi Railway, 293
• - Mining Switchgear, Explosion-proof, 408-- see also Miscellaneous Index, Electrical Matters
• - Model General Conditions for Contracts, 575
• - Nickel and Chromium Alloys in Electrical Heating and Cooking, 319
• - Oil Circuit Breakers, Tests of Rupturing Capacity, 217
• - Overhead Distribution, B. Welbourne, 193
• - Paris International Conference of Electrical Engineers, 511, 567
• - Poulsen Arc as Applied to Wireless Telegraphy, C. W. Boyle, 595
• - Power Factor Correction on Small Loads, 39
• - Power Plant Machinery Transport in California, 399
• - Power Station Projected for Isleworth and Ealing, 217
• - Rafting by Electrical Power, 119
• - Rectifier, Mercury Arc, High Efficiency of, 455
• - Rosario, Santa Fe, Large Number of Separate Lighting Installations in, 455
• - Shanghai/,Municipal Electrical Report, 241
• ELECTRICAL MATTERS (continued):
• - Single-phase Locomotives tor Swiss Railways, 355
• - South-East Lancashire Electricity District, 119
• - Southern California, Surveys with View to Power Development, 117
• - Steam-driven Generating Plant for Calgary. Canada, 260
• - Storage Battery, Superior Out put and Fewer Defects than Standard Type, 39
• - Surplus and Waste Heat in Power Stations, Blast-furnace Gas for Steam Raising, 217
• - Toy and Model Operation, Invention for Safe and Constant Supply of Current, 145
• - Transformer Oil Sludges. Types of, C. J. Rodman, 511
• - Transmission of Power from Norway to Denmark, 169
• - Turbine Reduction Gears versus Electric Propulsion for Ships, Eskil Berg, 373
• - Unemployment in Electrical Industry, Joint Councils to Take Measures for Restoration, 511
• - United States Government Scheme for Generating and Transmitting Electric Current, 644
• - Vienna Electrical Supply, Water Power Development, 241
• - Walsall’s Scheme for Electrical Extension, Government Grant Needed, 539
• - Welding, Successful Electric, of Large Boiler, by Kjellberg Process, 427
• - Winnipeg River, Electric Power Development Projected, 373, 399
• - Wiring Cost Reduction Suggested to Revive Trade and Lessen Unemployment, 649
• - Yaroslav, Concession for Electricity Works, 567
• ENGINEERS-IN-CHARGE, Association of, Annual Dinner, 408
• Engineering Standards—see British
• Engineering Students, Manchester, Two Years’ Free Course in City Engineer’s Department, 217
• English Capital to Finance Oil Shale Fields. Development in Picton County, 705
• Exhaust Steam and Gases, Waste of, at Sheffield, 39
• EXHIBITIONS
• - Agricultural Machinery, International Exhibition at Paris, 649
• - British Empire Exhibition and Commercial Research Fellowships, 551
• - British Industries Fair, 1922, 158, 206
• - Cardiff, National Exhibition Next Year, 319
• - Dinner at Olympia, Shipping Engineering and Machinery Exhibition, 342
• - Foundry Exhibition at Birmingham, 308
• - Foundry Machinery Exhibition at Liege, 319
• - Lyons Autumn Fair Failure. Lessons for the Future, 483
• - Malayan-Borneo Industries Exhibition in Singapore, 649
• - Marseilles, Colonial Exhibition, 67
• - Motors and Tractors Burning Palm Oil, Exhibition and Trials of, 131
• - Physical Society and Optical Society, Annual Exhibition, 705
• - Scottish Trade Exhibition in Amsterdam, 679
• - Strasburg, Exhibition of Hygiene, 1923, 522
• - Tokyo, International Peace Exhibition, 483
• - Trieste, Samples Fair Postponement, 241
• - Utrecht Fair, Analysis of Exhibitors, 193
• - Wireless Exhibition in Birmingham, 539
• EXPLOSION of Brewer’s Copper, Report on Causes, 119
• Explosion-proof Mining Switchgear, 408
• Explosion of Tube in Water-tube Boiler, 169
• Explosion of Vulcanising Pan, 73

F

• FACTORIES, Workshops and Employees, Statistics, 217
• Fairs—see Exhibitions
• Federal Power Commission of the United States, Issue of Licences, 560
• Federated Malay States Development, Town¬planning, andc., 28
• FEDERATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRIES :
• - Boilers with Stationary Grates, Cleaning of Fires, 649
• - Fuel Economy Monographs, Boiler Plant, Economical Working of, 13, 158
• Finsbury Technical College, Old Students’ Association, 308, 408
• Fire-damp, Tests of Instrument for Detection, 169
• Fire Hose Couplings and Standardisation, 155
• Fire Prevention During the War, 54
• Fire Resistance of Wooden Stave Piping, 399
• Fires on Board Ship, Board of Trade Circular, 373
• Fires, Comparison of Gas and Coal, J. W. Lusky, 399
• Fires in Timber-lined Tunnels, 567
• Flax-pulling Machines, Public Trials in France 93
• Flexible Shafting, Fraser and Glass, 694
• Foochow, China, Irrigation Work Projected, 627
• Foreign Exchanges and their Influence on Industry, 108
• Franco-British Trade Index Prepared by British Chamber of Commerce in Paris, 539
• French Colonial Development in Africa, 13
• French Foreign Trade, Fluctuations in Money Values, 145
• French Import and Export Statistics, 13: 679
• Fresh-water Supply by Barge, 373
• Fuel Saving Appliances Exhibition at Cardiff, 427
• Furnaces, Electric—see Electrical Matters
• Fusain, Lecture on. F. S. Sinnatt, 455

G

• GAS Association, British Commercial, Conference, 334
• Gas, Blast-furnace, Utilisation of, for Steam Raising, 217
• Gas from Blast-furnaces and Producer Cleaned by Dry Process, 455
• Gas versus Coke for Domestic Use, 705
• Gas and Electrical Industries, Linking-up of Works and Stations, J. Mogford, 705
• Gas Main Utilised After Being Buried for Twenty-six Years, 193
• Georgian Soviet Government and Foreign- owned Goods, 39
• German Agricultural Machinery. Raised Prices, 382
• German Machinery for Japan, 595
• German Protest Against Bridge Destruction, 567
• German Shipping in Flourishing Condition, 373
• German Successes in Argentine Markets, 679
• German Telegraph Lines' Poor Condition, Part Replacement by Wireless, 217
• German Trade Papers in Spanish for Vigo. Contrasted with English Methods, 595
• Germany's Expected Revival of Trade in Prismatic Field Glasses, 168
• Germany's Lost Markets, Efforts to Regain, 193
• Glass Factory at Rio de Janeiro, 119
• Gold Bars Recovery from the Wrecked Laurentic, 169
• Gold Test, New, in the United States, 539
• Golf Clubs, Stainless Steel, Reduction in Cost, 293
• Grinding Heads for Small Internal Grinding, 319
• Gunpowder Factory Explosion in Wales, Official Report, 373
• Gypsum for Plastering. Plastic Form of, 93

H

• HEALTH and Industrial Hygiene, Lectures, 399
• Hoist for Transvaal Mine, One of the Largest in the World, 67
• House Building for London County Council, Reduction in Cost, 595
• Houses, Chimneyless, Electric Equipped, 427
• Howrah Bridge, Calcutta, Proposed New, Question of Opening Span, 67, 93
• Hydraulic Stowing, Professor G. Knox, 539
• Hydro-electric Plant, Large, in Bathurst, Canada, 265
• Hydro-electric Power from the Colorado River, 62
• Hydro-electric Power from Iguazu Falls, 373
• Hydro-electric Power Stations in Granada, New Company for Erection and Working, 93

I

• IGUAZLT Falls, Possible Immense Amount of Hydro-electric Power, 373
• IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY :
• - Old Students' Dinner, 607
• India, Hydro-electric Surveys in Bengal and Travancore, 649
• Indian Government Grant to Irrawaddy Petroleum Syndicate, 265
• Indian Industries and Labour, 131
• Indian Institute of Engineers, Rapid Growth of Membership, 679
• Indian Jute and Silk, 182
• Indian Timbers and Paper Materials, 54
• Industrial League and Council Becomes a Limited Liability Company, 511
• Industrial League Week-ends for Employers and Trade Union Officials, 373
• INDUSTRY WELFARE SOCIETY :
• - Lecture Conference at Balliol College, Oxford, 308
• Institutions--see Associations
• Insurance of Diesel Engines Against Breakdown, 576
• Irish Textile Mills and Factories Improvement, 399
• IRON AND STEEL :
• - Alloys of Nickel and Chromium for Electric Cooking and Heating, 319
• - American Iron Company's Reductions in Price of Pipe, 319
• - Argentine, First Blast-furnace Installed, 483
• - Autoclave, Cast Steel, Explosion and Cause, 649
• - Belfast, Steel Foundry Started, 679
• - Bihar and Orissa Iron Ore Deposits. New Company to Work, 511
• - Blast-furnace Completion, Newcastle Iron and Steel Company, Natal, 145
• - Blast-furnace Erection in Nelson Province, New Zealand, 649
• -Blast-furnace Record at Ford Works, 13
• - Blast - furnace Works, Kling - Weidlein Cleaner, 119
• - Blast-furnaces near Hankow, 327
• - British, American and German Irons, Variation in Toughness, 614
• - British and Belgian Methods of Rolling. Excessive Use of Scrap, 595
• - Broken Hill, Australia, Additional Iron and Steel Plant, 67
• - Broken Hill Iron and Steel Works. Australia, Third Blast-furnace Started, 483
• - Burnt Steel, H. A. Whiteley, 567
• - Canton-Hankow Railway Bridge, Steel Plates Cheaper at Home than from America, 169, 241
• - Chromite, Steel Alloy, Low Cost of Manufacture, A. H. Coplan, 319
• - Combined Iron and Steel, Dr. Percy Long- muir, 483
• - Corrosion of Cast Iron Water Pipes, Nelson Smith, 621
• - Cutting Cast Iron by Special Blow-pipe, 173
• - Dowlais Steel Works Sets to Work, 679
• - Electric Steel Foundry for Newfoundland, 13
• - Explosion of Cast Iron Steam Chest on ExGerman Vessel, 293
• - Ferro-chrome, Extensive Supply from Norway, 427
• - French Steel Industry, Signs of Revival, 567
• - Germany, Steel Prices in, 331
• - Hardened Steel Ring Gauge Tests at the National Physical Laboratory, 241
• - Heat Treatment of Small Engine Parts, Oxidation Remedy, E. R. Taylor, 705
• IRON AND STEEL (continued):
• - High Railway Rates and Iron and Steel Trade, Sir Hugh Bell, 678
• - Iron Mine Opened in Johore, 39
• - Iron Ore Deposits on Island in Gulf of Finland, 679
• - Iron Ore Deposits of Russia and Siberia, 67
• - Iron Ore, Expected Large Output of. in Tasmania, 265
• - Iron Ore Output in Soviet Russia Before the War and After, 399
• - Iron Oxide Reduction, Investigation, 621
• - Iron Standpipe, Unusual Failure, 487
• - Japanese Process for Conversion of Magnetic Sand into Pig Iron and Steel, 293
• - Newcastle Iron and Steel Company, South Africa, Smelting to be Started Shortly, 39, 145
• - Nickel Ore, Rich Deposit Discovery in the Barberton District of Pretoria, 483
• - Nickel Ores from China Assayed in London, 265
• - Non-magnetic Iron of High Specific Resistance, Ferranti, Limited, 595
• - Phosphorus Content of Iron Ore, R. M. Winslow, 373
• - Pig Iron Output in Canada, 373
• - Pig Iron Production Statistics, 427, 679
• - Rolling, Forging and Tilting Trades Society, 705
• - Rustless Iron Adaptations, Gramophone Fittings, Motor Trade Use, andc., 649
• - Spanish Iron Ore, Proposed Export Tax, 293
• - Steel Billets and Railway Trucks in the United States, 145
• - Steel Casting Developments in Australia, 169
• - Steel Castings, Hollow Cylindrical, Tests at Washington, 293
• - Steel Manufacture by Direct Process, A. E. Bourcound, 621
• - Steel Mills, 60-Cycle Preferred to 25-Cycle Current for, B. G. Lamme, 347
• - Steel Scrap from England for American Steel Makers, 595
• - Steel Trade, Hopeful Outlook and Its Causes, 345
• - Swedish Iron Export Trade, Great Depression, 265
• - Swedish Iron Ore Statistics, 595
• - Swedish Orefields, Very Rich in Iron, 39
• - Tata Iron and Steel Company's Metallurgical School at Jamshedpur, 679
• - Tungsten Ores Exploitation in Kiangsi, China, 679
• ITALIAN Customs Tariff, 280
• Italian Public Tenders and Foreign Firms Suggestion to British Manufacturers, 293

J

• JACK Hammers, Dry and Wet, 621
• Japanese Government New Wireless Stations, 241
• Journal of Indian Industries and Labour, 709
• Jugo-Slavia, Imports and Impecuniosity, 319

K

• KARACHI Harbour Reclamation Work Postponed, 483
• Kimberley District of South Africa, Report of Inspector of Machinery, 455
• King's College Engineering Society. Twenty-fourth Annual Dinner. 633

L

• LAMPS, Electric --see Electrical Matters
• Lantern Slides for Lectures, Offer by Ed. Bennis and Co., Limited, 472
• Lantern Slides for Lectures, Offer by Boving and Co., Limited. 582
• Lantern Slides Offer by Marshall, Sons and Co., 168
• Lantern Slides for Lectures. Offer by Tangyes, Limited, 280
• Lead Mines, Derelict, in Derbyshire, Renewed Operation of, Expected, 483
• Lead Paints and the Workers, Fresh Investigation of Dangers, 293
• Leafield and Northolt Wireless Stations, Post Office Opinions, 217
• Lifeboat, Motor, New Type for Launching without Slipway, 145
• Lighting, Artificial, in Mines. W. H. Jones, 483
• Lightning Arresters, Electrolytic, W. A. Coates, 328
• Loads, Transitory, or Steady, on Wooden Floors, Effects Compared, 119
• Locomotives, American and European Compared, 119
• London "Toll" Exchange, 108, 427, 455
• Low-temperature Carbonisation of Fuel, Phillip Gee, 589

M

• MACAO Harbour and Neighbouring Channels, Silting Up, 373
• Made in Germany. French Purchase from England, 241
• Magnesium, Various Uses of, 427
• Manchester Gas Price to be Reduced, 567
• Manchuria, Magnesite and Talc Deposits, Valuable Discovery, 67
• Marconi's Approval of New Method Developed by One of the Company's Engineers, 193
• Metal Corrosion, J. Newton Friend, 621
• Metal Trades' Pension Society Annual Dance, 633
• Metal Transmutation Claims by Dr. C. B. Davis, 67
• Metal-working Machines. Driving Power Required for, R. M. Robertson, 679
• Metals or Alloys at High Temperatures, Prevention of Surface Oxidation, 679
• Metals in the British Empire, Map of Chief Sources of, 469
• Metals, The Working of, Dr. F. Johnson, 455
• Metallurgical Plant Extension at South African Gold Mines, 145
• Methanometer for Detection of Fire-damp, Tests of, 169
• Micrometer, Metre-inch, Veran de St. Gervais, 411
• Miners' Phthisis, Mechanical Causes of, 93
• Miners' Safety Lamps, Wire Gauzes for, Experiments, 595
• Mines' Fires Extinction, The Emergency Fan, 67
• Mining Efficiency and Loss of Time in South Africa, F. C. W. Ingle, 265
• Monel Metal. Hot-rolled, Proportional Limit Variation, 67
• Motor Car Manufacture in China, 621
• Motor Car Parts, Sub-committees to Deal with, Appointed by British Engineering Standards Association, 13, 54
• Motor Car, Single-seated Electric, for Use in Factories, 511
• Motor Cars and Polished Surfaces, Disadvantages of, 93
• Motor Cars and Trucks for Canada, American Goods Preferred on Ground of Price and Standardisation, 399
• Motor Fuel, New, Monsieur Mailhe, 399
• Motor Lifeboat for Wexford, 217
• Motor Lifeboats, Increasing Construction of, by Royal National Lifeboat Institution, 217
• Motor Service, Goods and Passenger, Between Hangchow and Yuhang, China, 679
• Motor Spirit from Vegetable Oils, Monsieur Mailhe, 217
• Motor Vehicle Radiators, Device for Prevention of Freezing, M. F. Cesbron, 13
• Motor Vehicles, Electric and Petrol, Comparison, A. R. Galbraith, 39
• Motorists, Pilots' Service for, for the Metropolitan Area, 93
• Municipal Electrical "Old Stagers," Reunion, 694

N

• NASSAU, Opening for Shipbuilding and Repairing Yard, 22
• Natural Gas, Huge Supply Discovered and Oil Hoped for near Vaux, 506
• Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Scholarships, 47
• Naval Continuous Wave Wireless Station Projected near Vancouver, 319
• Newcomen Society, Constitution and Rules, 373
• New York Church Front Cut Away and Moved 30ft., 567
• New Zealand, Hydro-electric Developments in, 567
• New Zealand War Memorial, 426
• Nitrates from the Atmosphere, Mr. Henry Ford's Offer, 119
• Norway Free Ports Question, 455

O

• OIL Boring at Vancouver, 145
• Oil Borings in the United Kingdom in Progress and Suspended, 319
• Oil Deposits in the Andes, 93
• Oil Extraction by Cheap Process from Australian Shale, 679
• Oilfield of Northern Canada, Mineral Wealth in Addition to Oil, 169
• Oilfield Operations, Pumping Power Required. W. G. Taylor, 13
• Oil Fuel for Bunkering Ships, Pipe Laid at Bombay, 595
• Oil Gas Burner, Demonstration of, Mr. Cleary. 522
• Oil Mill Explosion, Unusual Type of, 567
• Oil Near the Benguella Railway, Africa, 399
• Oil Pipe Line 190 Miles Long Across Tehuantepec Isthmus, 169
• Oil Prospects in Mozambique, 621
• Oil Resources of the World, A. Beeby Thompson, 539
• Oil Sands Exploitation by Anglo-Swiss Company in Canton of Geneva, 39
• Oil Shale Discovery, Valuable, in South Africa. 169
• Oil Shales, Experimental Plant in New Brunswick, 119
• Oil Wells Output Capable of Extension by Proper Operation, A. F. Dabel, 705
• Olympia, Dinner at, 342
• Oppau Explosion Investigation, Unsuspected Danger Revealed, 373
• Oppau Explosion and its Lesson, M. Georges Claude, 373
• Optophone, Modification of, J. W. Giltay, 700
• Output Increase to Avoid Dismissals by Spanish Company, 193
• Oxy-acetylene Torch, Improved Form for Use Under Water, 93
• Oxygen Factory in Ceylon, The First, Blowpipe Welding by Natives, 705

P

• PAINT Spraying or Paint Brushing, Results of Comparative Tests, 119
• Papermaking and Use of Tropical Grasses, 539
• Paris Improvements on Wholesale Scale, 679
• Peat Bricks for Building Purposes, Expected Reduction in Building Costs, 293
• Peat Cheaper than Coal for Use with Gas Producers in Ireland, 193
• Peat in Locomotive Boilers Used for Power Generation in Ireland by Marconi Company. 193
• Pekin Museum for China's Minerals, 39
• Pekin Tramways and French Agreement, 347
• Petroleum Shale Search in Australia, Commonwealth's Offered Reward, 347
• Philippines, Trade in, Information Inquiries, 293
• Picture-hanging Wire, Suitable and Unsuitable, 93
• Pile Renewal by Special Rig, 119
• Pneumatic Scratch Brush, 442
• Poland's Export of Alcohol, 67
• Port Lincoln, South Australia, New Pier Construction, 293
• Powdered Fuel and Lost Heat, Professor F. Bacon, 93
• Power Plant for Pretoria, 67
• Presentation to Colonel Saxton White. 131
• Pretoria, Power Plant for, 67
• Prussian Chambers of Commerce Trade Report, 169
• Pulpwood Chips, Moisture Content, 67
• Pumping Plant, Joint Installation for Two Transvaal Mines. 39

R

• RADIO-CONTROLLED .Motor Car. Captain R. E. Vaughan, 217
• Radium Development in Czecho-Slovakia, 265
• Radium, Recommendations for Safe Handling of. 39
• Rafting by Electrical Power in New Brunswick, 119

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS :

• - Aberdeen to Penzance, Through Coaches for Twenty-two Hours' Journey, 347 373 ; Criticism, 705
• - Accidents :
• -- Abermule Accident Claims for Compensation, 483
• -- Abermule Accident and Telescoping, Colonel Pringle's Report. 13
• -- Accident Reports, Issue for January to June, 1921, 265
• -- Accident Returns, Comparison between Figures for 1913 and for 1920. 649
• -- Batignolles Tunnel Disaster. Release of Arrested Signalman, 427
• -- Beaumont Hamel Disastrous Derailment, 13
• -- Board of Trade Accident Inquiries Department, Additional Sub-inspector Appointed, 217
• -- Buxton Locomotive Boiler Explosion, 539, 711
• -- Collision at Dawlish, 347, 648
• -- Collision at Newcastle, North-Eastern Railway, Report, 567
• -- Collision, Serious, at Selby, North-Eastern Railway, 169, 192, 319, 373
• -- Excursion Train Fatal Accident to Passenger, 241
• -- Fatal Collision on the East London Railway, 67, 93, 427
• -- Fatal Collision at New-street Station, Birmingham, 595, 649, 679
• -- Fatal Fire Accidents in Sleeping Cars, 483
• -- French Railway Accidents Statistics, 140, 427
• -- Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Derailment, Mistake by Experienced Man, 319
• -- London and North-Western Goods Engine. Bursting of Boiler and Loss of Life. 539, 711
• -- Manchester, Slight Collision at Victoria Station, 125
• -- North British Railway Accident Due to Wind, 621
• -- Platelayers Run Down, Six Men Killed, 373
• -- Shunting Accident Report, 67
• -- Tramway Accident, Fatal, at Tynemouth, 399
• - Acworth Committee and the Indian Government, 567
• - Amalgamation and the Railways Bill, 145--see also Grouping
• - Appointments and Staff Changes, 39, 373, 406, 621, 649, 705
• - Argentine Narrow-gauge lanes Construction Projected, 539
• - Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, 466
• - Australian Gauge Question, Report of Commission, 427
• - Australian North-South Transcontinental Railway, 241
• - Australian Railway Rails and Fish-plates Orders to Standard Specifications, 265
• - Australian Railways, Supreme Control of, Expert to be Appointed, 217
• - Australian State Railways' Annual Reports, Uniform System, 705
• - Australian Transcontinental Railway and the Mails, 714
• - Automatic Railway Control, W. J. Thorrowgood, 119
• - Automatically Controlled Machinery, 679
• - Baker-street Station, Metropolitan Railway, 634
• - Cars Handled per Hour at Rush Periods, 427
• - Baronetcy for Railway Official, 649
• - Barrow Docks, Proposed Enlargement of, as Relief Work, 511
• - Basingstoke and Alton Light Railway, Restoration Postponed, 193
• - Belfast Tramways Reconstruction, Employment for Local ex-Service Men, 217
• - Bengal-Nagpur Railway Survey for Coalfield Railway near Cuttack, 265
• - Board of Trade General Panel, Selection of Representatives of Trading Interests, 539
• - Board of Trade--see also Ministry of Transport
• - British Railways and the Great War, E. H. Pratt, 13, 127
• - Browne, Mr. Balfour, The Late, 373
• - Bulgaria, New Railway Opened by the King, 628
• - Burma Railways' Collision. Large Number of Fatalities, 193
• - Burntisland Harbour Transfer, 265
• - Cabs at Railway Stations. Question of Id. Charge, 217
• - Canadian Government and Grand Trunk Award, 621
• - Canadian Pacific Line Ext ended and Branch Added, 399
• - Canal Ownership and Administration Not Yet Settled, 67
• - Canton-Hankow Railway Bridges, Steel Plates for, 169, 241
• - Cardiff Docks and Harbours, Charges for Tonnage, Use of Cranes, andc., Reduced from 150 per cent. Above Pre-war Level to 125 per cent., 483

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued) :

• - Census of Railway Servants, 236
• - Central Europe Railways and Allocation of Rolling Stock, Sir F. Dent's Work, 687
• - Ceylon Government Railways Report, 455 ; Settlement of Differences with South Indian Railway, Condition of Railway and of its Finances, 455
• - Chalk Fann Widening, 145
• - Chester Corporation Tramway Accounts, 241
• - Chilian Government Award of Contract for Electrification, 427
• - Chilian Government Loan for Railway Electrification, 241
• - Chilian Loan to be Spent in the United Kingdom, 119
• - Chuchow-Hengchow Section of Canton- Hankow Railway, 241
• - City and South London Railway, Agitation for Extension, 705
• - Clearing House Returns, Resumed Activities, 217
• - Coal Dispute and Loss to Railways, 217
• - Coal and other Goods Traffic Statistics, 292, 427
• - Competition Between Railways, Restored Express Services, 265
• - Conference at Olympia, Road Transport by Railways, Question, 455
• - Congestion on Metropolitan District Trains Going East, Midland Railway Concerned. 347
• - Control, Cessation, and Jubilee of the Earlier Railway Control Acts, 131
• - Control of Railways Expiry and the Railways Bill, 39
• - Cotton, Transportation of, and Railway Haulage at Liverpool and Manchester, Arthur Watson, 13
• - Creosoted Timber Bridge and Question of Fire Risks, 455
• - Czecho-Slovakia. Skoda Works Hundredth Railway Engine in Three Years. 319
• - Death of Mr. J. A. Bowes, 399
• - Death of Lieut.-Colonel P. G. von Donop, R.E., 511
• - Death of Mr. F. Huth Jackson, 624
• - Death of Monsieur Albert Sarpiaux, 427
• - Death of Monsieur Louis Weissenbruck, 217
• - Death of Mr. Wilson-Fox, 567
• - December Train Alterations, Better Connections, 621
• - Demerara Railway Sale to British Honduras Government, 13
• - Detonator, New Form of, on the Canadian Pacific Railway, 595
• - Dispute Settlement by Accident, 511
• - District and Midland Railways, Rolling Stock Dispute and Settlement, 347, 511
• - District Railway Installs Train Starting by Electric Bell, 39
• - Dwina, Railway Bridge Over, to be Reopened, 595
• - Ealing, Shepherd's Bush and Liverpool- street Expedited Service, 649
• - Economy in Passenger Train Mileage, 319
• - Eight-hour Day to Cease on South African Railways, 595
• - Eight-hour Day, Complaints of Exceeding, by Some Railwaymen. 13
• - Eight-hour Day on the French Railways, 198
• - Electric Railways in Norway, New Construction, 427
• - Electrification of Paulista Railway of Brazil. 217
• - Euston Exhibition of Architectural Drawings by Engineer's Staff, 705
• - Euston Station War Memorial Unveiled by Lord Haig, 459
• - Excursion Fares and Reduction in Charabancs' Trips. 347, 399
• - Fares, London Electric Railway's Obligation, 93
• - Fares Reduction, but Charges Much Above Pre-war Level, 217
• - Fares Reduction in Prospect, 67, 101
• - Finsbury Park and Hammersmith Journey Time Shortened, 399
• - Fires Due to Abnormal Heat, Wooden Railway Station Burnt, 119
• - Fish Waste and Railway Charges, 347
• - Football Special Trains and Fares, 241
• - French Railways' Traffic Finance Statistics. 399
• - French State Railways' Steamer for Joint Cross-Channel Service, 145, 193
• - Future of British Rail wavs, Sir George Paish, 679
• - Gas Lighting and Coal Fires to be Removed from French Trains, 455
• - Goods and Mineral Rates, Reduction, 373, 679
• - Goods Traffic Statistics, 145, 265, 319, 427, 621
• - Government Special for Holyhead. Slow Time Journey, 649
• - Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Disastrous Financial Position, 293
• - Great Eastern Railway New Sea Route to the Continent, 47
• - Great Western Railway Magazine, 58
• - Great Western Railway and South Wales Traders, 101
• - Gretna Explosives Factory and Property, Railway Lines and Sidings, 399
• - Grouping of Eastern, North-Eastern and East Scottish Companies, Issue of Booklet, 347
• - Grouping of Railways, but Competition Remains, 39
• - Grouping of Railways, Meetings of Shareholders of the London and North-Western and of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railways, 525, 567
• - Grouping System, Figures Compared, 145
• - Groups of Railways, Number of Directors, 119
• - Halwill-Torrington Light Railway, Government Grant Refused, 241
• - Harwich-Zeebrugge Route to Continent, 265
• - Hawaii Railways, Particulars of, 145
• - Highland Railway Adapts Disused Gas Cylinders as Containers for Engine Oil Fuel, 13
• - Holyhead Harbour Deepening for Quicker Irish Mails Transit, 567
• - Holy head Piers and Quays Taken Over from Ministry of Transport by London and North-Western Railway, 34
• - India to Adopt Automatic Continuous Vacuum Brake, 39
• - Indian Loan for Purchase of Railway Material in United Kingdom, 13

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):

• - Indian Railwaysí Report, Financial Recommendations, 13, 319, 679
• - Indian Railway Surveys for New Railways, 595, 705
• - Inland Waterways Development, 595
• - Institutions, Locomotive and Railway--see Associations
• - International Railway Congress to be held in Rome in 1922, 169
• - Ireland, Excursions for Christmas, 679
• - Irish and British Railways' Claims Against the Government, 39
• - Irish Disturbances and Railway Fatalities, 39
• - Irish Railway Conciliation Board Meeting.
• - Irish Railway' Claims and Future Conditions as to Pay, andc.. 169, 193, 217
• - Irish Railways' Eight-hours Day Question. Arbitration, 265
• - Iron Ore, andc., for Blast-furnaces and Steel Works, Temporary Reduction in Carriage Rates, 427
• - Japan, Projected Railway Submarine Tunne between Main Island and Kyushu, 13
• - Japanese Scheme for Iron Railway Bridge in Tokyo, 193
• - Kings Lynn Docks and Railway, 217
• - Labour Party and the Ministry of Transport, 483
• - Lancashire and Yorkshire and London and North-Western Railways, Amalgamation, 525, 567, 649, 679
• - Letter Posting by Railway for Extra Fee, 169
• - Letterkenny to Burtonport Extension, Present Control to Continue, 67
• - Liverpool and Manchester New Road for Motor Traffic, 705
• - Liverpool Overhead Railway New System of Signalling, 241
• - Locomotive Capacity, Data of Various Companies in the United Kingdom, 319
• - Locomotive, Carriage and Wagon Statistics, 427
• - Locomotive Replaced by Motor Omnibus on French Branch Line, 649
• - Locomotive, Turbo-condenser, Tested. 455
• - Locomotive and Wagon Export from the United States, Great Decrease in, 519
• - Locomotives, Baldwin's Narrow-gauge, Disposal Board Quotation, 193
• - London, Brighton and South Coast Train Service Acceleration, 649
• - London Electric Railways' Common Fund, 705
• - London and North-Western Railway, Chalk Farm Widening, 145
• - London and North-Western Electric Rails Laid, 371
• - London and North-Western and London, Brighton and South Coast Railways' Through Train. 567
• - London and North-Western Railway to Take Over Piers, andc., at Holyhead from Ministry of Transport, 34
• - London and North-Western Steamer Slieve Donard Launched, 398
• - London and North-Western Workshops, Short Time and Long Holidays, 621
• - London and South-Western Railway's Offer for German Floating Dock, 705
• - London and South-Western Service between Southampton and Cherbourg, 67
• - Los Andes, Santiago and Valparaiso, Projected Railway, 595
• - Lunch Charges on Various Railways, Reduction of, 539
• - Lunch on the Great Western Railway, 427
• - "Luxurious" Travelling, Midland and Great Northern Joint Line, 292
• - Maintenance and Renewal versus Dividends, 455
• - Manchester Railway Stations and Grouping 539
• - Melbourne to Start Electric Railless Tram ways, 704
• - Metropolitan Railway Company's Bill, Clause Regarding Directors, 595
• - Metropolitan Railway Engineer's Improvements, 39
• - Metropolitaine's First Deficit, 169
• - Midland Railway Company's War Memorial, 705
• - Midland Railway Discontinues Zone Tickets, 595
• - Midland Railway Goods Stations Reopened, 241
• - Midland Railway and Train Control, Voluminous Record, 119
• - Midland Railway Workshops, Short Time an I Long Holidays, 621, 679
• - Midland Railwaymen's Worthy War Memo rial to their Fellow-workmen, 119. 511
• - Milk Conveyance, Consultation as to Suitable Vehicle, 595
• - Ministry of Transport, Future Arrangement 13, 539
• - Motor Car Rail Conveyance Through the Severn Tunnel, 705
• - Motor Cars Sent by Severn Tunnel, 265
• - N.U.R. and the Eight Hours' Day, 595
• - National Union of Railwaymen, Jubilee Date, 193
• - Newfoundland Railway Troubles, 319
• - New Railway Schemes and Unemployment, 483
• - New South Wales Government Railways, Progress of Automatic Signalling, 511
• - New South Wales Railway Commissioners' Annual Report, 483
• - New Zealand Order for British-built Rolling Stock and Rails, 13
• - North British Railway Claim Against Ministry of Transport, 93, 265, 539, 621
• - North Staffordshire Railway and Canal Water Supply, 93
• - Norway, Electric Railway Construction in, 427
• - Oil Fuel Containers Out of Adapted Gas Cylinders, 13
• - Oil Fuel Locomotives in the United Kingdom, Completed and in Course of Fitting, 13
• - Oil Fuel Use Extended, 67
• - Oils, andc., Increase in Tonnage Carried in June, 319
• - Ontario, Railway Extension in, 483
• - Osaka Electric Railway, Extension of Lines, Overhead and Underground, 319
• - Osaka and Kobe New Line, 347
• - Parcel Rates Reduction to Compete with Post Office and Firms' Own Deliveries, 347

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued) :

• - Paris Nord-Sud Railway Purchased by the Metropolitaine, 119
• - Passenger Traffic Statistics, 145, 265, 319, 427, 621
• - Pekin-Hankow Line, Projected Bridge Over the Yellow River, 13
• - Pekin-Suiyuan Railway, Extension of Various Shops, Stores and Works, 119
• - Pekin-Suiyuan Railway, Improvements of the Line and Engines Projected, 127
• - Pekin, Tramways for, 67
• - Perishable Fruit Traffic in America, 679
• - Permanent Way Institution, Summer Meeting in Belgium. 39
• - Pre-war Railway Institution Revival, 293
• - Privilege Tickets at Home and in Australia, 319
• - Quinquennial Valuation of Railways to be Revived, 426
• - Railway Administration by Stockholders, Abandoned Restriction, 8
• - Railway and Canal Commission, Composition Challenged, 193
• - Railway Material Export Statistics, 140, 293, 347, 373, 455, 672
• - Railway New, in Mexico, 649
• - Railway Pre-war Facilities, but at Higher Fares, 13, 119
• - Railway Rates Advisory Committee, Classification of Returned Empties, 621 ; Committee's Report on Coastwise Shipping, 39 ; Traders' Tickets Inquiry, 119, 209, 621
• - Railway Rates, Cheaper Fuel, and Wages Reduction, 567
• - Railway Rates, Trade Depression, and the Coal Strike, 567
• - Railway Rates Tribunal, Annual Report to be Made to Transport Minister, 163
• - Railway Rates Tribunal, Composition of, 483, 511, 679
• - Railway Rates Tribunal, Rules of Procedure, 705
• - Railway Rates Tribunal to be Set Up underRailways Bill, 217
• - Railway Rates Tribunal, Salary of Chairman, 241
• - Railway Returns for 1920, 567
• - Railway Servants in Britain and in United States, Great Reduction in Number of Grades, 119
• - Railway Trade Union and State Ownership, also De-control, Mr. J. H. Thomas' Views, 193
• - Railway Workshops Employees, Pre-war Numbers, 13
• - Railways Act, Anxiety of the Locomotive Carriage and Wagon Industries, 567
• - Railways Act, Cessation of Conciliation Boards, 319
• - Railways Act, Delay in Establishing Councils, Complaints, 705
• - Railways Amalgamation Tribunal. 621, 679
• - Railways Anniversaries, Eightieth, in 1921, 399
• - Railways Bill 39, 67, 93, 119, 123, 145, 163, 169, 217
• - Railways Works, Short Time and Long Holiday, 621, 679
• - Railwaymen's Guaranteed Week, 93
• - Railwaymen's Pay and Reduced Cost of Living, 13, 539, 679
• - Railwaymen's Pay and Scottish General Managers, 347, 373, 427
• - Railway-owned Workshops After Grouping, Future Work of, 169
• - Receipts and Expenditure for May, Effect of the Coal Dispute, 67
• - Receipts and Expenditure for July, 265
• - Reduced Goods Rate, Conferences on Question, 427
• - Reductions Due to Coal Strike, Statistics of, 34, 67
• - Road Vehicles for Passengers and Goods, Railways Seek Parliamentary Powers for, 621
• - Rods for Working Points, Effect of Temperature, New Compensator, 399
• - Rolling Stock Material, Revision of British Standard Specifications, 28
• - Rumanian Negotiations for German Locomotives, 93
• - Runaway Catch Points for Accident Prevention, 93
• - Russian Locomotive Repair, Contract for Balto-British Shipyard at Reval, 483
• - "Safety" Propaganda in New Form Proposed, 203
• - St. John's Ambulance, Great Western Men's Certificates, 539
• - Salaries of Chief Railway Officers, Economies, 217
• - Saloon Coaches for Ambulance Trains, Unwanted Surplus, 101
• - Sampierdarena-Ovada-Alessandria and the Milan-Bologna Railway Lines to be Electrified, 67
• - Sand Drag Invention an English One, 140
• - Scottish Railway Companies and their Men, 347, 373, 427, 621, 649
• - Scottish Railways, Passing Interim Dividends, 193, 621
• - Severn Tunnel Ventilating Plant, Renewal, 539
• - Shopping Tickets to London, 595
• - Signalling-- see also Institution of Railway Signal Engineers
• - Signalmen's Wages, Lengthy Negotiations Due to Variety of Work in Different Boxes, 193
• - Signals with Coloured Lights, 265
• - Six Months' Return Tickets, No Action by Ministry of Transport, 13
• - Sleeping Accommodation between Paddington and South Wales, 649
• - Snow Clearance at Engine Terminals on Canadian Railways by Use of Steam Coils, 483
• - Soldiers' Tickets at Reduced Rates not Resumed, 193
• - Solway Firth Bridge, Caledonian Railway, Closed Indefinitely, 145
• - South African Electrification of Railway from Glencoe to Pietermaritzburg, 621, 649
• - South African Railways' Coal Traffic Wagons, Mr. Kelway-Bamber, 595

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):

• - South African Railways’ Electrification, Messrs. Merz and McLellan’s Recommendations, 705
• - South African Railways’ Electrification a Question of Cost, 199
• - South African State Railway Electrification, 595
• - South Indian Railway, Acworth Committee Report, 567
• - Southern Pacific Railroad, Striking Variety in its Situation Requiring Corresponding Contrasts in its Construction, 193
• - Southern Pacific Railroad, Wholesale Motor Car Destruction at Level Crossings, 705
• - Speed Orders by Railway Companies, 649
• - Ssupingchieh-Tsenchiatun Railway Extension, 241
• - Summer Time, Want of International Uniformity and Delay of Trains, 511
• - Survey for Possible Mail Line from Karachi, 373
• - Swedish Locomotives for Russia, 293
• - Swedish Railway Electrification, 145
• - Swiss Railway Orders for Single-phase Locomotives, 355
• - Swiss Railways’ Successful Loan for Electrification, 45
• - Swiss Railways’ Turbine Locomotive Tests, 399
• - Sydney Tube Railway, Completion Urged, Cost, 679
• - Syrens for Underground Railway Stations, 595
• - Tablet Exchanging Apparatus, Original Inventor, 39
• - Tasmanian Railway Locomotives Purchase, 293
• - Territorial Army Camps and the Railways, 145
• - Through Cross-country Service Restored, 567
• - Through Passenger and Goods Traffic, Weekly Returns Still Missing, 293
• - Track Relaying by Contract, 380
• - Traders’ Tickets, Concession by English Railway Companies, 209, 621
• - Traders’ Tickets Increased Cost Referred to Rates Advisory Committee, 119
• - Traffic Statistics, Goods’, 145, 265, 319, 427
• - Traffic Statistics, Passenger, 145, 265, 319, 427
• - Train Alterations and Restored Services, 39
• - Train Starting Hours, London and South- Western and Midland, 373
• - Tramway Axles, Standard Specification for, 372
• - Transport, Minister of. Lord Peel to Succeed Sir Eric Geddes, 511
• - Transport, Ministry of, and the Board of Trade, Future Arrangements and Reduction of Staff, 511, 539
• - Truck Loading in Victoria. Results of Improved Method, 39
• - Tube Railway for Calcutta, 67
• - Tube Railways, No Moro Trains after Midnight, 67
• - Tunnel, Proposed New, under the Thames, 169
• - Turbine-driven Locomotive, Swedish, 241
• - Uganda Railways, Kilindini Deep-water Pier Contract, 67
• - United Kingdom Railway Dividends, 119
• - United States Railways :
• -- Accident Bulletins of the Inter-State Commerce Commission, 649
• -- American Railroads and Rail Manufacturers, Rail Defects and Failures, 347
• -- Boston Railway stations, 93
• -- Brake Tests with Heavy Trains, 100, 399
• -- Claims on Government and Counter¬claims by Railways, 145
• -- Consolidation of Railway Systems, Plan and Inquiry, 373
• -- Death of Mr. J. F. Wallace, 169
• -- Economical Working and Brighter Out¬look for the Railways, 241
• -- Federal Control and Payments to Certain Associations, Divided Opinion, 511
• -- Inter-State Commission and Reduction of Export Rates on Iron and Steel, 241
• -- Motor Omnibus Converted to Run on Railroad in America, 67
• -- New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway, Freedom from Accident, 477
• -- New York Terminal Passenger Traffic, Grand Central Record, 293
• -- New York Transit, Municipal Ownership Recommended, 399
• -- “Pageant of Progress” in Chicago, Typical Railway Engines, 293
• -- Pennsylvania Railroad “Musts,” 93
• -- Pennsylvania Railroad, New Steel Rails and Sleepers, 93
• -- Perishable Goods Traffic in United States 265
• -- Permanent Way Men on a Western States Railway, Wholesale Abandonment of Work, 539
• -- Railway Servants Reduced Numbers, Comparison of Hours, Pay, andc., 145
• -- “Short Lines” in the United States, 145
• -- Sleeper Treating Plant and Locomotive Crane Work on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, 539
• -- Steel Billets and Railway Trucks in the United States, 145
• -- Track Work and Standard Wages, 380
• -- Turbo-condenser Locomotive Tested, 455
• -- Viaducts, High, on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, Unexpected Difficulties, 93
• -- Virginia Railway Locomotive Test, 100, 399
• -- Wages Reduction and Strike Cancelment, 483
• -- Wagon Repairs on United States Railways, 293
• - UNPAINTED Carriages Requisitioned, 145
• - Urban Electric Railway Services, J. P. Thomas, 595
• - Victorian Railways Locomotive, “C1” Class, 594
• - Victorian Railways New Locomotive Construction, 483
• - Wages Reduction by Sliding Scale, 67
• - Wagons, Privately Owned, Sir Eric Geddes' Views, 93, 169
• - Wagons, Privately Owned, Mr. E. H. Pratts’ Views, 127
• - Wagons, Railway Owned, Under Repair, Number at Pre-war Level, 73

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued) :

• - War Claims of Railways, Terms of Division of Settlement Money, 119
• - War Memorial, London and North-Western Unveiled by Lord Haig, 459
• - War Seal Foundation, London and North- Western, Staff and Servants' Contribution, 399
• - Weekend Cheap Tickets, Revival of, 427
• - Welsh Railway Proposals, Inquiry by Light Railway Commission, 455
• - Youths' Payment as Men Deferred to Former Age of Twenty Years, 511
• RAIN Making, Artificial, What it Would Mean in Horse-power, 67
• Refractory Silica Brick Industry in the United States, 539
• Reinforced Concrete Bridge, Deterioration and Cause, 705
• Research Association of British Motor and Allied Manufacturers, 102
• Research Work in the Colonies, Committee Report, 241
• Road Improvements and Unemployment in Oldbury District, 511
• Rochdale Canal Ceases Carrying Business, 13
• Rock Drill, Leyner Type, Phthisis Dangers of, 265
• Royal Agricultural Show at Cambridge in 1922, 633
• R.A.C. Official Demonstrations, 277
• Rubber for Papermaking, F. Kaye, 511
• Rubber Situation in British Colonies and Protectorates, Committee to Investigate, 483, 522
• Russian Industry, Review of, 543
• Russo-German Trade, Increasing Activity, 319
• Rust-proofing of Small Automobile Parts, 265

S

• SAFETY Foot Valve, Key's Patent, 128
• Scholarships, Archibald Dawnay, 230, 472, 576
• Scholarships in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, 47
• Science Library at Science Museum, Classification Volume, 158
• Scientific Expedition from Norway to Jan Mayen, 169
• Scientific and Industrial Research, MS. Copy of Bibliography of Lubricants, 399
• Scientific Industries Club in Newcastle to be Started, 483
• Scientific Research, Beit Fellowships Awarded, 145
• Scientific Test House in Sydney, 347
• Seventy Years Old Survey Stakes for Abandoned Railway, 595
• Sewage System for Kobe, Japan, 319
• Shafting, Flexible, Fraser and Glass, 694
• Shale, Waste, from Mines, Experiments in Oil Distillation, 567
• Shanghai, New Dockyard Projected, 145
• Shanghai, Port Improvement Schemes, 455, 649
• Sheep and Dairy Farms in New Zealand, Electrical Power on, 217
• Shells Magazine Exploded by Accidental Fire at Versailles, 169

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS :

• - American Shipbuilding, 227
• - Armstrong-Whitworth Ships, 206
• - Australian Navigation Act Enforces Use of Wireless Equipment, 93
• - Cristobal Colon Constructed at Ferrol Naval Yards, 539
• - Cunard Liner Berengaria, Formerly Hamburg-American Imperator, Conversion to Oil Fuel Burner, 347
• - Diesel-engined Motor Ships, Economical Running of, 169
• - Ex-German Steamer Columbus Purchased by White Star Line, 13
• - Fires on Board Ships, Lloyd's Investigations, 679
• - Four Battleships, Extension of Time for Sending in Tenders, 427
• - French State Railways' Steamer Versailles for Joint Service, Newhaven and Dieppe, 145, 193
• - Fuel Cost of Geared Turbine Steamer with Oil-fired Boilers Compared with that of Turbo-electric Drive and also with Motor Vessel, 319
• - German New Mercantile Fleet, 427
• - Japanese Steamer Bunkered with 2050 Tons of Coal in Twenty-six Hours, 483
• - London and North-Western Steamer Slieve Donard Launched, 398
• - Maryland, United States Super-Dreadnought, Official Trials, 193
• - Motor Boat's Record Non-stop Run, 705
• - Motor Launches at Mudros, 347
• - Motor Lifeboat, New Type for Launching from Carriage, 145
• - Motor Ship for British Trade Exhibition Purposes, 455, 576
• - Motor Ships, Growth in Size and Power of, 169
• - Passenger Steamships Fitted for Oil Fuel, Board of Trade Requirements, 373
• - Patches for Ship's Plating Shot on to the Holes, 347
• - Poseidon, New Danish Motor Ship, 347
• - Progress of the Motor Ship, James Richardson, 373
• - Quest's Wireless Equipment for the Antarctic, 319
• - Reinforced Concrete Baltic Ferry Steamer Projected for Stockholm-Finland Route, 621
• - Sydney, Ferry Steamers under Construction at, 539
• - Trade Ship--see Motor Ship, andc.
• - Turbine Reduction Gears versus Electric Propulsion for Ships, Eskil Berg, 373
• - Twin-screw Motor Ships Launched at Chester, Pa., U.S.A., 649
• - United States Coastguard Cutter Tampa, Electrically Driven, 621
• - Versailles' First Trip, Newhaven-Dieppe Joint Service, 145, 193
• - White Star Line New Steamer Homeric, 511
• SHOVELS, Wear of, Machine for Testing, 241
• Silver-bearing Area in the Yukon, Rapid Development, 119
• Silver Ore, Rich, Discovery in Vancouver, 567
• Skoda Works and United Machinery Company, Limited, Amalgamation, 347
• Smith, Sir Francis Pettit, Early Marine Screw Propeller Invention, 93
• Societies—see Associations
• South Africa, Official Tour of Chief Trade Com-missioner, 293
• South African Republic, The Late, Reminiscences, 145
• South Manchuria Mining Possibilities Explored by American Experts, 265
• Spanish Chambers of Mines, Formation Obligatory, 399
• Spanish Concession to British Company for Oil Supply to Steamers at Las Palmas, 119
• Sparking Plug, The “Igna," Brown Brothers, Limited, 442
• Speech Projection Equipment with Nearly Four Miles Range, 265
• Staff Testimonial to Mr. C. E. Town, 79
• Standard Slip Gauges, Growth Variations and Impaired Efficiency, 265
• Steam, High-pressure, Utilisation of, Otto H. Hartman, 347
• Steam Pressures, Rapid Increase in Amount of, 193
• Steam Raising, Yesterday, To-day and To¬morrow, Daniel Wilson, 193
• Stoping, World’s Record in, in South African Gold Mine, 483
• Submarine Telephone Cable to Connect Eastern Prussia with Germany, 13
• Sugar Mill, Large, Electrification, 13
• Sukkur Barrage Scheme, 217
• Swedish Fuel Supply in Position to Renew Exports, 373
• Swedish Government Loan for New’ Brick Manufacture, 293
• Swedish Industries and Wage Reduction, 293
• Swedish Telephone System, British Desire for Statistics with View to Home Improvement, 119
• Swiss Water Power, Efforts at Development, 39
• Sydney Harbour New Bridge, Tenders to be Invited for Construction, 293
• Synthetic Combination of Vegetable Oils to Replace Petrol, Experiments, 217
• Syrian Trade and Electric Power from Lebanon Streams, 293

T

• TABASCO, Mexico, Immense Oil Deposit
• Existing in, 145
• Table Bay Docks, Extension of Equipment, 97
• Table Bay Harbour Development, 427
• Tasmanian Hydro-electric Scheme Approaching Completion. 595 ; Heavy Importation of British and American Machinery, 193
• Tata Company’s Proposed Construction of Railway and other Plant, 119
• Technical Engineering Films, Request for Loan of, 168
• Telephone Connection between Madras and Ootacamund Postponed, 93
• Telephone Exchange, London “Toll,” Great Success of, 108, 427, 455
• Theatre for Auckland, N.Z., Proposed Disappearing Shops Frontage, 319
• Thread-spinning Machine of Greatly Increased Capacity Invented in Norway, 567
• Tidal Bore, Cause and Effect, 399
• Tidal Power Utilisation, Experimental Power Station to be Started in Brittany, 193
• Tientsin and Peking, Projected Road Construction between, 145
• Timber in Burma, 93
• Timber Conveyance to Japan from Canada in Form of Raft, 169
• Timber from Dead Trees may be Useful for Structure, 67
• Tin Exports from the Federated Malay States 455
• Tin Mines in China, Rich Deposits, 455
• Tractor, Agricultural, Competitions to be Held in Turkey, 93
• Tractor Trials in Turkey, 25
• Tractors for Western Canada, British Trade Opportunity, 399
• Trade Possibilities in the Union of South Africa, 230
• Trades Unions and Health of Workers, 39
• Tramways—see Railways
• Travancore, Hydro-electric Schemes, 649
• Tungsten—see Iron and Steel
• Turbine Reduction Gears for Ships—see Ships
• Turbines, Francis, at Kern River Power Plant, 347
• Twist Drills Fracture, Causes of, 539

U

• UNEMPLOYMENT Diminution in France, Statistics, 193
• Unemployment and Wireless Station Erection, Robert Donald, 399
• United States Locks and Hardware Firm to Start a Factory in Germany, 705
• United States Trade Conditions, 39
• UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE :
• - Lectures, 368
• Uranium Ore from the Belgian Congo, Analysis, 265

V

• VANADIUM Ore, Chief of World's Supply from the Andes, 435
• Vancouver, Projected Dam for Connecting Shores of Buzzard Inlet. 13

W

• WAR Memorial at Barrow-in-Furness, 539
• Waste Timber and Cotton Stalks. Utilisation of, 206
• Water Gauges, Walker, Crosweller and Co., 407
• Waterproofing of Irrigation Canals, F. W. Woods, 705

WATER SUPPLY :

• - Boryslaw Water Supply, Importance for Petroleum Boring, 595
• - Drought and Water Restriction, 88
• - Kedah, Malay Peninsula Supply Scheme. 649
• - Lahore Water Supply, New Scheme, 67
• - Manchester to Construct Part of Fourth Pipe Line from Thirlmere Reservoir, 241
• - Nanking, Projected Waterworks Company for, 483
• - Sydney, N.S.W.. Scheme for Increased Water Supply, 504
• - Water Improvement in China. Commission Appointment, 567
• - Whitehaven and Harrington. Important Water Supply Scheme, 595
• WATER Turbines for High Heads, 265
• Waterway between North Sea and Black Sea, Scheme Under Discussion at Munich, 93
• Wattle Bark, Spent, for Papermaking, 241
• Waygood-Otis Sports, 79
• Welfare Work in Trade and Industry, 427
• Welland Canal Construction Contracts, 265
• White Lead Prohibition at Geneva, 595
• Wireless Communication, Direct, between Australia and Great Britain, Proposed Scheme, 455
• Wireless Equipment for the Quest, 319
• Wireless Service Interruptions, G. Marconi on, 241
• Wireless Station, High-power, in Warsaw, 217
• Wireless Stations in Australia and New Guinea, 217
• Wireless Stations and Unemployment. Robert Donald, 399
• Wireless Telegraph Service between London and Madrid, Improvement, 483
• Wireless Telegraph Station. Large, near Moscow. 373
• Wireless Telegraphy for Communication Camps in California, 119
• Wireless Telegraphy, International Committee Arrangements, 169
• Wireless Telegraphy to Supplement Submarine Cable between Cochin China and Tonkin, 67
• Wireless Telephony between Birmingham and London, Progress of Experiments, 39
• Wireless Telephony in India, 241
• Wireless Telephony Neglected in England, Senatore Marconi, 649
• Women's Engineering Society, Competition for Improvements in Home Working, 679
• Wood Alcohol, Charcoal and Acetate of Lime, New Works for, 347
• Wood Chemicals, South Africa, Company's Anticipations, 145
• Wooden Floors, Testing of Different Loads, 119
• Works Plant, R. M. Robertson, 679

Y

• YELLOW River Conservancy, Scheme for Prevention of Overflow, 169
• Yellow River Contract Awarded to Belgian Firm, 347
• Yellow River, Designs for New Bridge Examined, 265 ; (Letter), 372
• Yukon and Federal Highways Construction, 241

Z

• ZINC Concentrates from Australia. Board of Trade Shipment, 483
• Zinc in Solutions After Gold Precipitation, Utilisation of, 649

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