The Engineer 1922 Jan-Jun: Index: Paragraphs

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A

• ABERDARE Mining Engineering Laboratory, 241
• Acetylene, Dissolved, Film for Exhibition, Allen-Liversidge, Limited, 682
• Admiralty Chemical Laboratories, Co-ordination of Work, 241

AERONAUTICS :

• - Aerial Service between Seville and Buenos Aires, 241
• - Aerodrome Lighthouse at Madrid, 241
• - Air Mail Services between Pretoria and Capetown, 525
• - Airship Conference, International, 164
• - Air Taxis for Liner Passengers, 183
• - American National Balloon Race, 469
• - French Aeroplane Company's Success with Toulouse-Casablanca Air Line, Proposed Extension, 241
• - Helicopter Prize Offer by Air Ministry, 285
• - Helium Daily Loss from an Airship, 639
• - Safety Fuel Tanks for Aircraft, Prize Awards, 469
• - Telephonic Communication for Aeroplanes with London, Paris and Lausanne, 415, 441
• - Under-water Photography from Aeroplanes of no Practical Utility, Colonel E. Lester Jones, 695
• ALASKAN Minerals, Good Prospects for Silver and Lead Mining, 43
• Alcohol in Australia, Synthetic and Otherwise, Question of Cheap Electricity, 43
• Alcohol Production for Fuel, Possible Use of Reclaimed Land, 43
• Allen-Liversidge, Limited, Annual Dinner, 80
• Alfonso XIII. Canal, Slow Progress of, 387
• Aluminium Alloy Pistons, Competition, 101
• Aluminium and its Light Alloys, Atmospheres in Industrial Furnaces Used for Melting, American Investigation, 415
• Aluminium Output in the United States, 695
• Aluminium Oxide and Various Defects it Causes, 441
• Aluminium Soldering, Improved Method for, 155
• Ammonia--see Synthetic
• Anatolia, Rivers in, Adaptability for Transport and Industry, 557
• Anti-freezing Solutions and Use of Glycerine, 183
• "Archibald Dawnay" Scholarships in Civil Engineering, 371
• Architectural Humour and Woman, 611
• Argentina's Expected Oil Boom, 583
• Argentine Government to Clear Wreckage from the River Plate Channel, 441

ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS & SOCIETIES:

• ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS-IN-CHARGE :
• - Annual Dinner, 620
• - Approaching Incorporation, 415
• INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY :
• - Award of Meldola Medal, 271
• INSTITUTE, CONCRETE :
• - Ancient Arch, Cost of Preservation, Estimate, 213
• - Building Exhibition, Arrangements and Discussions Programme, 354, 453
• - Gravel-washing Plant, Best Design for Continuous Work, E. F. Sargeant, 553
• - Skilled Workmen Wanted, E. F. Etchells, 155
• INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERS :
• - Liquid Fuel, J. H. Anderson, 43
• - Lloyd's Register Scholarships and Student Graduate Examinations, Pamphlet, 164
• - Oil Fuel, A. Keens, 611
• - Petroleum and Lubrication, E. A. Evans, 415,469
• INSTITUTE OF METALS :
• - Annual, Autumn and other Meetings, Dinner, Annual Lecture, Pamphlet on Corrosion, andc., 112
• - Annual General Meeting, Programme, Offer of Tickets to Visitors, 164, 255
• - Autumn Meeting in Swansea, 682
• - Journal of the Institute, Vol. xxvi., 177
• - New Edition of "Corrosion and Protection of Condenser Tubes," 553
• INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS :
• - Annual Meeting and Report, 626
• - Elections of Officers and Representatives of Participating Societies, 626
• - Journal of Scientific Instruments, 611, 721
• - Presidential Address, Sir J. J. Thomson, 626

ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS & SOCIETIES (continued):

• INSTITUTE, ROYAL, OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS :
• - Royal Gold Medal for Architecture, Probable Award to an American, 285
• INSTITUTE, ROYAL SANITARY :
• - Congress at Bournemouth, 285
• - Henry Saxon Snell Prize, 340
• INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT :
• - Appointments for 1922-23, 654
• - Congress in London, 161
• - New President, Sir Sam Fay to Succeed Sir Henry Maybury, 606
• INSTITUTION OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERS :
• - Data Sheets, First Issue, 477
• - Laminated Spring in Automobile Suspension, A. A. Remington, 330
• INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS :
• - Annual Dinner, 561
• - Awards for Students' Papers, 77
• - London Students :
• -- Forty-first Annual Students' Dinner, 346
• -- Fundamental Principles of Locomotive Design, E. A. Phillipson, 252
• - Newcastle-upon-Tyne Association :
• -- Annual Meeting and Elections, 540
• -- Reinforced Concrete, C. H. Sandeman and Others, 540
• INSTITUTION OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS :
• - Annual Conversazione, 280
• - Annual Meeting, 520
• - Award of Premiums for Papers, 626
• - Election of Officers and New Members, Result of Ballot, 598
• - Electricity and Agriculture, Lecture in Dublin, R. B. Matthews, 520
• - Examination for Associate Membership, 170
• - Faraday Bronze Medal to Commemorate Fiftieth Anniversary of the Institution, 667
• - Library to be Kept Open in the Evenings of Meetings, 43
• - List of Members, New, 282
• - War Memorial to Fallen Members, 639
• INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS IN SCOTLAND :
• - Gear for Marine Propulsion, W. Rees Darling, 71
• INSTITUTION OF GAS ENGINEERS :
• - Programme of Meetings, 682
• - Standardisation in the Gas Industry, Dr. C. Carpenter, 721
• INSTITUTION, INDIAN, OF ENGINEERS :
• - Membership of 500, 160
• INSTITUTION, JUNIOR, OF ENGINEERS :
• - Annual Dinner, 598
• - Power Factor Improvement, G. H. Ayres, 382, 415
• - Midland Section :
• -- Annual Dinner, 194
• INSTITUTION OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS :
• - Annual Dinner, 236
• - South American Branch :
• -- Election of Officers, 241
• INSTITUTION OF MINING AND METALLURGY :
• - Annual Dinner and Various Speeches, 394
• INSTITUTION OF MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY ENGINEERS :
• - Annual General Meeting and Conference, 570
• - Meeting in the Scottish District, Programme, 733
• INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS :
• - Annual Meetings, Programme, 164
• - Summer Meeting in Paris, 505
• INSTITUTION OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGISTS :
• - Fourth Annual Dinner, 285
• INSTITUTION OF RAILWAY SIGNAL ENGINEERS:
• - Officers and Council, List of, 312
• - President and Vice-president Appointed, 213
• INSTITUTION, ROYAL :
• - Forthcoming Lectures, List of, 51
• - Meetings and Elections, 312, 394, 512, 540, 682

ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS & SOCIETIES (continued):

• INSTITUTION OF WELDING ENGINEERS :
• - Inaugural Meeting, 124
• SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL INDUSTRY :
• - Annual General Meeting in Glasgow, Programme, 710
• - Combustibility of Solid Fuels, Influence of Structure, E. R. Sutcliffe and E. C. Evans, 469
• - Structure of Fuels, E. R. Sutcliffe and Edgar C. Evans, 387
• SOCIETY, OPTICAL :
• - Election of Officers and Members, 282
• - Glare from Motor Headlights, J. W. T. Walsh, 639
• - Motor Headlights, Papers Dealing with, 398
• SOCIETY, PHYSICAL :
• - Sound Production, More Efficient Apparatus for, Professor Kerr Grant, 611
• SOCIETY, ROYAL AERONAUTICAL :
• - Associate Fellowship Examination, The First, 736
• - Representatives Nominated on other Bodies for Current Year, 512
• SOCIETY, ROYAL, OF ARTS :
• - Albert Medal Presentation to Sir Dugald Clerk, 721
• - Chlorine or Salt, Removal from Iron Specimens, Dr. Alexander Scott, 359
• - Coast Erosion and its Prevention, Professor E. R. Matthews, 441
• - Prize, Peter le N. Foster, Award for Essay on the Mineral Resources of China, 580
• - Some Solved and Unsolved Problems in Gasworks Chemistry, E. V. Evans, 331
• AUSTRALIAN British Preference Tariff, 611
• Australian Company's Alcohol Motor Fuel Cheaper than Petrol, 553
• Automobile Race for French Grand Prix, 71

B

• BALL Bearings and Electrical Machinery, C. Allen, 415
• Bangor Pier Repair, Tenders in 1920 and Reduction in 1922, 695
• Bar Copper Manufacture with English Plant in South Africa, 553
• Bascule Bridges and Overloading, 497
• Bauxite Mining in British Guiana, New Regulations, 13
• Bawdwin Lead and Silver Mines, 547
• Belgium Tariff Rates on German Goods, Certificate of Origin Required, 13
• Birmingham Glass Manufacture, Slackness of Home Trade, 71
• Blast-furnaces--see Iron
• Boiler Explosion Due to Neglected Corrosion, 339
• Boiler, Vertical Cross Tube, Explosion, 101
• Boilers, New, for Greenwich Power Station, 309
• Bovey Lignite, 496
• Bricks, Fletton, Experiments in Methods of Laying, 43
• Bricks in the Tropics, Temperature of Various Kinds, G. W. Grabham, 71
• Bridge, Howrah, Over the Hooghly, Type and Cost, 391, 441
• Bridge, Reinforced Concrete, Considerable Settlement, but Still in Service, 721
• British Aluminium Company in Norway, Reopened after Twelve Months' Closing, 667
• British Exports to the Argentine, 43
• British Honduras Harbour Improvements, Contract Given to American Firm, 331
• British Non-ferrous Metals Research Association, Report, Details, 213
• British Non-ferrous Metals Research Association, Greatly Increased Membership, 271
• - Brass Casting Research, 620
• - Influence of Gases on High-grade Brass, Strip Brass Ingots and Conditions for Securing Soundness, 695
• - Quarterly Bulletin, List of Periodicals of Interest, 662
• Buckets for Impulse Water Wheels, Steel versus Bronze, 183
• Building Exhibition--see Exhibitions, also Associations, Concrete Institute
• Bursting of Superheater Tube, 553

C

• CADASTRAL Surveys, Corners of, Identification and Restoration, H. R. Farnsworth, 46
• Calcium Carbide and Safeguarding of Industries Act, Referee's Decision, 241
• Canada's New Power Supply from Chippawa Queenston Power Canal, 43
• Canada, Slave and Hay Rivers, Water Power Possibilities, 331
• Canadian Marking of Imported Goods, 71
• Canadian Water Power, Capacity and Development of, 497
• Canadian Water Power Installations, Statistics, 271
• Canal to be Constructed for Coal Transport, from Upper Silesia to Dantzig, 213
• Canal between Dantzig and Silesia Projected by Baltic-Black Sea Syndicate, 441
• Canals as Roads, Motor Traffic Claims, 626
• Carbon Monoxide in Gas for Domestic Use, New Board of Trade Order, 241
• Castings--see Iron and Steel
• Catalogue in Spanish, 540
• Catalogues for Baghdad, 52
• Catalogues for Winnipeg, 331
• Cement, Its Possibilities of Improvement, Dr. C. H. Desch, 271
• Ceylon Government Hydro-electric Scheme, 525
• Channel Tunnel Project, Meeting of Members of Parliament, 721
• Chefoo, Development of Hinterland, 250 Miles of Road Projected, 667
• Chelmsford Engineering Society, 374
• Chemical Engineers, Proposed Institution, 164
• Chemical Engineers, Provisional Committee Meeting, 278
• Chemicals Production Foundry in French IndoChina, 138
• China Clay, Rich Deposits in the Dartmoor Foothills, 43
• China, Cotton Mills Classification, 497
• China, Long-distance Automobile Service Company's 300-Mile Run, 13
• China and the United States, Increase of Exports and Imports, 525
• China's Mineral Output Statistics, 183
• Chinese and Japanese Agreement over Chinese Coal and Iron Mines, 129
• Chinese Orders for Railway Bridges from Holland, 129
• Chinese Schemes for Bridge Between Nanking and Pukow, Crossing the Yangtze River, 525

COAL, COKE AND COLLIERIES :

• - Black Coal in Queensland, Thickest Seam Yet Discovered, 441
• - Blackwell Colliery, Notice to Workmen with Respect to Coal Filling, 96
• - Canada, Analysis of Coal Imports and Exports, 101
• - Coal Area at Morwell, Victoria, Further Explorations, 129
• - Coalfields in Chile, Needs of, 583
• - Coal Leading by Road, I. S. Mackenzie, 359
• - Coal Prospecting Near Britstown, South Africa, 101
• - Coke Oven Gas Turned on from Colliery to Gasworks, 721
• - Coke Ovens, American, with Silica Walls, 155
• - Czecho-Slovakia Coal Production in 1921, 661
• - Doncaster Collieries, Three, Record Output, 13
• - Electric Winders for Nottinghamshire Coal Pit, 583
• - Froth Flotation Process for Coal Cleaning, E. Bury, 71
• - Froth Flotation and Pure Coal, R. Lessing, 155
• - Great Britain, Coal Output Comparison, 441
• - Hong Kong Export of Coal Prohibited, 213
• - Hulk Conversion into Modern Coal-handling Machine, New Zealand Experiment, 469
• - India's Decreased Output of Coal, 695
• - Japanese Collieries in Manchuria, Improvements and Extensions Planned, 213
• - Jura Mountains, Unproductive Coal Boring,
• - Magnetite Reduction by Coke, Tests Result, 155
• - Manchuria and Coalite Manufacture, 359
• - Output of Coal in the United Kingdom, Increase, 213
• - Sampling and Analysis of Coal Committee, 197
• -Sulphur in Coal, Method of Amount Determination, 469
• - Sulphur in Metallurgical Coke, 301
• - Sweden, Coal Discovery at Glumsloov, 155
• - Transvaal Coal Strike, Comparison of Costs and Output in 1914 and 1920, 213
• - United States Coal Mine Fatalities, 583
• - Vredefort, South Africa, Coal Discovery Near, 689
• - Washing of Coal, Importance of Sulphur Content, 71
• - Week's Coal Output in December, 13
• COAST Erosion and its Prevention, Professor E. R. Matthews, 441
• Colombia, New Hydro-electrical Plants for Lighting, Power and Telephones, 13
• Colombian Aviation Service, Additions to Fleet, 155
• Colombo's Gas Supply, New Plant for Water Gas Manufacture, 441
• Colombo Reservoir Capacity to be Increased, 155
• Commercial Motor Vehicles, Annual Parade, 220
• Compressed Gas Storage Cylinders, Research Committee's Recommendations, 101
• Concrete Barges for Bringing Coal to London, 683
• Concrete Institute--see Associations
• Concrete Roads in America, Effect of Temperature Extremes, 728
• Coolidge Tube, Radiator Type, Government Investigation, 330
• Copper Ore in Chile, New Plant and Ropeway Projected for, 583
• Copper Ore, High-grade, Discovery of, in British Columbia, 129
• Copper Ore Output at a Tasmanian Mine, 43
• Copper Recovery Process in Western Australia, 667
• Copper Slag for Roadmaking, Economical Change, 497
• Copper Sulphate Waters, Natural, Used for Timber Preservation, 359
• Cotton Mill, Hunan, Operation of, 387
• Cracks in Aluminium Alloy Castings and of Contraction in Volume on Freezing, Investigation, 415
• Crompton and Co., Limited, 481
• Crystal Palace School of Engineering, Jubilee and Presentation of Certificates and Wilson Premium, 449
• Crystal Palace Old Students' Society, Annual Dinner, 570
• Cuban's Sugar Exports, New Port Development, 639
• Cutting Fluids, Need of Lubricant, Eugene C. Bingham, 359

D

• DAM, Krishnarajasagara, Mysore, Rapid Progress, 213
• Dam, Largest Overflow, in the World to be Constructed in Japan, 415
• Dam, Projected Big, on River Ouareau by Quebec Government, 366
• Danish Standardisation in the Engineering Industry, 667
• Darien Harbour, Manchuria, Reconstruction, 155
• Decimal Association Proposals for Gradual Change in Weights and Measures, 241
• Delagoa Bay, New Coaling Plant, 667
• Diamond Setting for Tool for Emery Wheels, New Method, 155
• Dock, Large, Under Construction at Santander, 359
• Dredger for Tin Industry Built at Melbourne for Federated Malay States, 301
• Dredgers, New Type of Dipper, 591

E

• EARTHQUAKE Prediction by Geodetic Measurement, 497
• Eastern Telegraph Company’s Delayed Cables, 271
• Edinburgh Buys British Tram Rails at Higher Price than German, 441
• Education and Apprenticeship, Bradford Educational Authority, 611
• Elder, Dempster and Co., Limited, Farewell Dinner to Superintendent Engineer, 118

ELECTRICAL MATTERS :

• - Arc Welding on Sheets Below 3/8in. Thick, A. L. Price, 583
• - Argentina, Electrical Industry of, Amalgamation of Interests, 611
• - Australian Transmission Line, Proposed, 154
• - Ball Bearings in Electrical Machinery, C. Allen, 415
• - Bergen Peninsula Power Company, Contemplated Construction of 100,000 H.P. Station, 415
• - Blackburn, Preston and Accrington Electrical Linking-up, 101
• - California, Feather River Development Scheme, 183
• - Carrier Current System for Communication with Moving Electric Railway Vehicles With and Without Wire Connection, 415, 441
• - Cauvery Power Scheme, Mysore, Completion of Sixth Instalment, 667
• - Cinema Electrical Lecture at Finsbury Technical College, 55
• - Coal Leading by Road and Electric Battery Vehicles, I. S. Mackenzie, 359
• - Converter Plant, Electrical, for Refining Matte and Copper Blister in Mexico, 415
• - Country House Plant, 183
• - Direct-current, 2 Kilowatts, at 200,000 Volts, American General Electric Company’s Plant, 241
• - Drought and Electrical Shortage in Italy, Effect on Trade, 359
• - Electric Arc Welding in Steel Structures, Major James Caldwell, 241—see also Miscellaneous Index, 79
• - Electric Heating, Local, Effective and Economical, Julius Frith, 13
• - Electric Lifting Magnets, Construction and Application, F. A. Hooper, 43
• - Electrical and Mining Enterprises in Shantung, Two New Companies, 553
• - Electricity Bill Before the House of Lords, Sir H. Bentinck’s Favourable Opinion, 331
• - Electricity Commissioners’ Inquiry Regarding East Midlands District, 639
• - Electricity Commissioners and Private Generating Stations, 583, 639
• - Electricity Unremunerative Except on Large Scale, 183
• - Government Promise of Help in British Electrical Development, 301

ELECTRICAL MATTERS (continued):

• - Greenwich Power Station, New Boilers, andc., 309
• - Hydraulic Accumulator, German, 330
• - Indian Electric Supply Company, Plant for Cawnpore Power Station, Extension, Cost of, 667
• - Islington Borough Electrical Vehicles, Large Fleet of, 101
• - Japanese Widespread Development of Electrical Supply, 359
• - Labour-saving Appliances of the General Electric Company, 241
• - Lancashire and Cumberland, Divergent Views on Electrical Supply Schemes, 101
• - Lighting Installation Safety Device, 101
• - Lighting Unit for Matching Colours, 415
• - Linings of Electric Steel Furnaces, Maintenance, 129
• - Lorries, Electric Conservancy, for Calcutta, 129
• - Melbourne Revenue from Electric Supply, 611
• - New Transmission Line Between Valais and Vaud Cantons, 639
• - Poland, Electrical Engineering Industry Development, 667
• - Porcelain Insulators for Overhead Power Lines, 682
• - Power Factor Improvement, Lecture, G. H. Ayres, 382, 415
• - Present Position and Future Prospects of Industrial Electric Heating, J. G. Pearce, 301
• - Professor of Electrical Engineering in Imperial College of Science and Technology, New Appointment, 553
• - Professor Reichel's Design for Super Station and its Equipment, 387
• - Public versus Private Supply from a Colliery Standpoint, Robert Nelson, 13
• - Refuse Disposal, Advantage of Electric Lorries for, 359
• - Riviera Mountains, Power Station for Water Power from, 90
• - Rotary Converters for Railway Work, Views of Major A. M. Taylor, 247
• - Salvage of Sunken Vessels by Electrical Process, V. H. Pearson, 441
• - Santiago, Power Plant to Utilise Neighbouring Waterfalls, 583
• - Small Public Electric Supply Undertakings, J. N. Houblon, 13
• - Soviet Electrification Schemes and Foreign Capital, 183
• - Standardising Specifications for and Sizes of Commercial Dry Cells, 241
• - Steam Power Electric Generating Stations, Large, in Germany, 13
• - Stretford Electricity Committee Reduces Charges, 213
• - Sub-station with Completely Developed Automatic Mechanism, 721
• - Taxicab to Carry Six Persons with Low Consumption of Electricity, 553
• - Tenacity of Transmission Wires in South Africa, 497
• - Testing High-tension Material up to 300,000 Volts, 497
• - Transformer with 1,000,000 Voltage, The First, Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, 331
• - Transformers, Standard, Variations in Magnetising Current, J. G. Gorrin, 101
• - Transformers from Westinghouse Company, Pittsburg, Largest Single Order Ever Placed, 43
• - Truck, Electric, Novel Use for, by New York Gas Company, 213
• - Ventilation of Electrical Machines, R. Roberts, 213
• - Victoria, Australia, Morwell Electricity Scheme for Country Districts, Extension, 415
• - Vosges Department, Proposal for Intercommunal Syndicate Scheme of Electrical Supply, 359
• - Water-driven Electric Power Station near Pontivy, France, 639
• EMBANKMENT Collapse on the Somme Canal, 639
• Engine, Two-cycle Semi-Diesel, Run with Palm Oil, Successful Trials, 271
• Engineers' Proposed ì Gaza î Dinner and Meeting, 387
• Engineers' Showrooms, 562

EXHIBITIONS :

• - Architecture, British, Exhibition, 469
• - Brazilian Centenary Exhibition, 398
• - Brazilian Centenary Exhibition, Lighting Contract for, 441
• - British Empire Exhibition, Organisation of Engineering Section Entrusted to British Engineers' Association, 583
• - British Industries Fair in 1923, Birmingham Section, 667
• - Brussels Commercial Fair, 285
• - Building Exhibition at Olympia, 354, 453
• - Christiania, Utilisation of Electric Power Exhibition, 101
• - Dutch International Industries Fair, 30
• - Foundry Exhibition at Birmingham, 220, 469
• - Industrial Heating Apparatus Exhibition in Paris, 183
• - Inland Waterways and Canals Exhibition at Essen, 331
• - International Fair at Florence for Sale of Books and Exhibition of Printing Machines and Appliances, 128
• - Milan Samples Fair, Fishing Industry Group, 159
• - Rio Centenary Exhibition, British Participation in, 22 ; British Site Progress, 441
• - Royal Agricultural Society's Show at Cambridge, 219
• - South Wales Institute of Engineers' Exhibition, 583
• - Spanish Industries Fair, 80
• - Swedish National Fair at Gothenburg, 721
• - Swiss Industries Fair, 329
• EXPANSION of Nickel, Aluminium and other Metals, Measurement Results, 497
• Explosion, Boiler Stop Valve, on the SS. Kaisar-i-Hind, 213
• Explosion, Fatal, of a Water-tube Boiler on the SS. Berengaria, 213
• Explosion of Flexible Bronze Steam Pipe, 469
• Explosives, Annual Report of H,M, Inspectors, Accident Account, 497

F

• FAIRS—see Exhibitions
• False Point, India, Question of Possibility of Harbour, 265
• Faraday House Entrance Scholarships, 481
• Federation of British Industries—see also Railways :
• - Power Plant in an East Anglian Timber Mill, 301
• - Smoke Abatement and Inspection, 639
• Ferranti Staff Annual Dinner, 270
• Files, Re-cut, Economic File and Engineering Company, Limited, 222
• Finsbury Technical College, Cinema Electrical Lecture, 55
• - Old Students’ Association, Election of Officers, 77
• Fire Escape, Motor, for Portsmouth, 220
• Fire Extinction by Cement, 611
• Flame Temperature of 3000 deg. Cent., 43
• Flood Prevention by Afforestation, 155
• Folkestone Outfall Sewer Extension, 415
• Foundrymen, British, Institution of, Conference and Exhibition, 469
• French Suggestion to Offer Work in Devastated Districts of France to British and American Unemployed, 241
• Fry, J. S., and Sons, Research Fellowship Award, 729
• Fuel Research Board, Report on Fuel for Motor Transport, 43
• - Low Temperature Carbonising Machine, 639
• Furnace “Skulls,” Boring Holes in, Simple Process, 241

G

• GAS for Domestic Purposes, New Board of Trade Order, 241
• Gear for Marine Propulsion, W. Rees Darling, 71
• Genoa and Downing-street, Telephonic Communication During Conference, 415
• George Montefiore Foundation Premium, International Competition, 194
• German Chemical Products with Linseed Oil Basis, New Patents, 583
• German Engineers' Employment by Chinese Iron and Steel Works, 553
• German Goods for Argentina, 49
• German Trade Returns for 1921, 129
• Germany's Bargain- for Reconstruction of Petrograd, 525
• Germany's Power Requirements, Gradual Dispensing with Brown Coal, 469
• Glass Discovery from Sand near Dresden, Toughest Ever Produced, 331
• Glass for Half-watt Electric Lamps, Result Resembles Daylight, 271
• Glass Manufacture, Poor Home Trade, 71
• Glycerine Refining in India as By-product of Soap Manufacture, 441
• Gold Discovery in Bohemia, 415
• Gold Discovery in British Columbia, 583
• Grain Elevators at Durban and Capetown, Progress of Foundations for, 695

H

• HACKSAW, New Type, "Enox Twin," Fry's Limited, 222
• Hamburg, Port of, Growing Activity and Necessary Improvements, 695
• Hammer Heads Kept in Position by Rubber Wedges, 695
• Harbour Projected in Bay of Lienshan, Fengtien Province, 553
• Harbour Works at Funchal, Madeira, 512
• Heat Conservation, French International Exhibition of Materials and Apparatus for, 51
• Holland, Value of Imports in 1921, 183
• Hottest Region of the World, 583
• Hughes, David, Note-books on Wireless Telegraphy and Microphone Early Experiments, 387
• Hydro-electric Activity in Italy for Increased Power Supply in Various Provinces, 359
• Hydro-electrical Congress at Rio de Janeiro, 611
• Hydro-electric Development at Queenstown - Chippawa (Niagara), Ontario, 359
• Hydro-electric Installations and Power Transmission, Lectures at University of Grenoble, 729
• Hydro-electric Plant on the River Sila, Catanzaro, Interesting Features of, 183
• Hydro-electric Plants and Rising of Tail-water Level During Floods, Novel Method of Meeting the Difficulty, 695
• Hydro-electric Power in Chile, Projected Development on Commercial Scale, 639
• Hydro-electric Power to Replace Transported Fuel in Industrial Centres, Example of Success in Nuremberg, 331
• Hydro-electric Scheme, Auckland, New Zealand, 415
• Hydro-electric Survey of India, Summary of Water Power, 548
• Hydro-electric Training Projected in Scotland, 331

I

• IGUAZU Falls, First Power-house to be Erected at, 213
• Illumination, Lecture and Strong Condemnation of Present-day Lighting Systems, C. G. A. McDonald, 241
• Indian Ports, British, Statistics of Cargo Tonnage, 71
• Indians as Officers in the Royal Indian Marine, Details of Proposal, 101
• Industrial League and Council’s Official Organ, 387
• Inter-Ministerial Commission of Inquiry into Public Works in France, Recommendations, 721
• International Scientific Congress—Liege

IRON AND STEEL :

• - Basset Process of Direct Production of Steel, Stahl und Eisen's Views, 667
• - Big Steel Combination in America, 667 Blast-furnace, Products of a, A. Hutchinson, 213
• - British Cast Iron Research Association, 346
• - British Columbia Iron Ore Resources, Complete Survey Projected, 695
• - Carnegie Steel Company's Second By-product Coke Oven Plant to Cost 30 to 35 Million Dollars, 553
• - Cast Iron Evaporator on Steamship, ExGerman, Explosion, 331
• - Cast Iron and Similar Materials for Use as Pots in Iron-pot Melting Furnaces, 420
• - Cast Iron Steam Pipe Explosion, Report, 331
• - Cast Iron Water Main Cub 50ft. Below Water, 469
• - Casting, Ingot Mould, 110 Tons Weight, Record for this Country, Brightside Foundry and Engineering Company Limited, 249
• - Centrifugally Cast Steel Pipes, L. Cammen, 611
• - China, Largest Iron Mine in Shantung Province, 469
• - China, New Iron Mining Administration Formed, 213
• - Corrosive Action of Soil on Pipes for Gas and Water, American Investigation, 183
• - Crocodile River, South Africa, Iron Deposits, Report, 93
• - Electric Steel Furnaces, F. Rowlinson, 441
• - Electrolytic Iron, French Process for Commercial Production of, 410
• - Electrolytic Iron, Results of Tests in America, 101
• - Failure of Cast Iron T Piece in Ship's Steam Pipe,553
• - Ford Motor Company's Blast-furnace Output Record, 583
• - French and Belgian Iron and Steel Manufacturers, Agreement, 71
• - French Production of Iron Ore, 695
• - Grey Cast Iron, Properties of, H. J. Young, 271
• - Grey Iron Castings, Seasoning, W. J. May, 583
• - Indian Indigenous Iron and Steel Enterprises and Possible Effect of Unrest, 129
• - Invar Steel, Cause and Cure of Instability in, 464
• - Iron Alloy Resistant to Heat, 667
• - Iron Bars, Possibly Pre-Roman, Discovered near Winchester, 611
• - Ironfoundry to be Erected at Island of South Georgia, 2000 Miles from Civilisation, 213
• - Iron Mines near Shantung Railway, Estimated Large Deposit, 71
• - Iron Ore Deposit in Alberta, 13
• - Iron Ore Deposits in Chile, 583
• - Iron Ore Discovery near Railway at Pontyclun, 441
• - Iron Oxides Reduction by Carbon Monoxide, Time Rate of, 301
• - Japanese Iron and Steel Output, Falling Figures, 497
• - Manganese Ore Deposits of West Africa, 583
• - Newcastle Iron and Steel Company's Plant and Blast-furnace in South Africa, 155
• - Nickel Production Probable in China, 43
• - 3.5 Per Cent. Nickel Steel, Use of, H. Brierley, 525
• - North China, Installing New Blast-furnace and Foundry at Lung-yen, 359
• - Oil Tanks, Buried Steel, Life of, 639
• - Ore Concentration Plant Projected for Anshan Iron and Steel Works, 525
• - Pig Iron Production in Canada, 183
• - Pig Iron Production in Canada in February and March, 583
• - Pig Iron Production in January, 183
• - Pig Iron Production in February, 301
• - Pig Iron Production in March and April, 553
• - Pig Iron Production in November and December, 43
• - Pig Iron Production in March, 441
• - Pigments from Scrap Iron, Electrolytic Manufacture, 43
• - Separating Iron Ores by Use of Hysteretic Repulsion, 525
• - South Africa, Big Iron and Steel Industry Contemplated, 301
• - Staffordshire Company's Iron and Steel and Coal Output Improvement, 271
• - Steel Cutting Under Water by Oxy-hydrogen Blow-pipe, 359
• - Steel Foundry near Shanghai, 13
• - Steel, Magnetic Properties of New Type, 71
• - Steel Output in South Africa, 667
• - Swedish Iron Exports, 129
• - Swiss Imports of Tinned and Galvanised Plates, British Share of the Trade Diminishing, 553
• - Tata Iron and Steel Works Plant Extension, 415
• - Toughness of Steel, J. C. W. Humfrey, 583
• - Uganda, Large Deposits of Iron Ore in the Masindi District ,611
• - Water Main, Cast Iron, Quick Repair Job in New York, 667
• - World's Output of Iron and Steel During 1860-1920, 461
• IRRIGATION Canal, American, Lined with Concrete, 387
• Italian Government's Projected New Cables at Home and Abroad, 603
• Italy's Depressed Paper Trade, Its Causes, 359
• Italy's Industrial Situation, Hopeful View of, 183
• Italy's Water Power Establishments, Existing and Projected, 387

J

• JAPAN Increases Duty on Imports of Copper, Brass and Bronze, 469
• Japanese Copper and Question of Protection, 12

K

• KEIR, Steam-heated, Explosion, 639
• Kobe Harbour Improvement, 667
• Kokura, Island of Kyushu, Japan, to Become Important Shipping and Railway Centre, 155

L

• LANTERN Slides, Beiliss and Morcom, Limited, 509
• Laval Centrifugal Method of Purifying Lubricating Oils, andc., N. W. Prangnell, 695
• Lead Mines in Cumberland, Threlkeld, to Reopen Forthwith, 271
• Lead Mines in Isle of Man to be Reopened, 553
• Lead Ores' Silver Percentage in the Yukon, 639
• Lead and Zinc Ore Trade, Spanish Fears, 101
• Leeds University, 481
• Liege Engineering College, Seventy-fifth Anniversary, Scientific Conference and Exhibition, 250, 481
• Lifeboats--see Ships
• Lightmeter, Holophane Glass Company, 83
• Liquid Air Explosives for Ironstone Mining, Question of Use, 101
• Liquid Fuel for Ships, Depots in Morocco, 43
• Liverpool Engineering Society's Annual Dinner, 155
• Lloyd's Register of Shipping, New Officers, 80
• Lock-nuts, Bicones Limited, 394
• Logarithm Cabinet, Bowman and Murdoch, 110
• L.C.C. Scholarships, 371
• London Toll Exchange, Continued Success, Extension Projected, 359
• Lucknow, India, Suggested College for Training Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, 469

M

• MAGAZINES, Two Hundred Firms Publishing Their Own, 377
• Manchester Steam Users' Association Annual Report, 387
• Manchuria Experimenting in Manufacture of Coalite, 359
• Manganese--see Iron and Steel
• Manila Rope Tests Result, 155
• Marine Boiler Design, Standard Rules, 282
• Mars in 1924, Professor Todd's Scheme for Observation, 525
• Metallurgical Coke from Coal by New Method, 441
• Milling Cutters, Economy of, for Some Classes of Work, 13
• Mine Haulage Efficiency, Need of Investigation, J. Wilson, 721
• Mine Rescue Work at the Front During the War, 667
• Mineral Output of Southern Rhodesia, 469
• Mineral Possibilities in Central Africa, 525
• Mineral Production of Canada, Report, 241
• Mineral Products in Tasmania, Amount and Value of, 415
• Minerals in New South Wales, Output in 1921, 301, 533, 611
• Miners' Nystagmus Chiefly Due to Deficient Illumination, 497
• Mines, Breaching Apparatus for Rescue Stations Receives Government Sanction After Tests, 271
• Mines Department of the Board of Trade, New Address, 695
• Mines in South Africa, Managers and Employees, 721
• Mines, War-damaged, in Northern France, Reconstruction Work, 441
• Mining for Gold in Alaska, Hydraulic, Difficulty with Boulders Removal, 331
• Mining in Haichow District, China, Reports of Valuable Deposits, Asbestos, Crystal, Gold, Silver, andc., to be Investigated, 331
• Mining, Minnesota, Study of Churn Drills, 337
• Mississippi River, Dangerous Floods, 387
• Modern Transport, Beginning its Fourth Year of Publication, 387
• Moselle, Canalisation of, up to the German Frontier, 101
• Motor Car Rear Signal, Bracewell, 502
• Motor Car Springs, Need of Improvement, A. A. Remington, 330
• Motor Headlights, 398
• Motor Taxation and Road Maintenance, 394
• Motor Traffic Between Soochow and Kashing, Projected Road for, 583
• Motor Wagons, Supply of Water to, 52, 430
• Mowing Machine, Greatly Improved Type, Tyzack, Sons and Turner, Limited, 721
• Municipal Electrical "Old Stagers," Reunion, 112

N

• NEWARK Sewerage Scheme, Work Begun, Cost of Scheme, 441
• Newcomen Society, Summer Meeting Arrangements, 570
• Newfoundland Industrial Resources and Considerable Water Power, Captain E. J. Edwards, 271
• New Jersey Tunnel Construction, Tenders Invited, 43
• New South Wales Gold Yield, Comparative Figures, 695
• Newspaper Production by Photo-litho Offset Process, 43
• Nickel--see Iron and Steel
• Non-ferrous Metal Research Association Worthy of Support, Proposal to Establish Fellowships, 301
• Nottingham City Engineer, Presentation to, 52

O

• OCEAN Depths, Exceptional, Measurement by Sound Apparatus, 301
• Oil Boring, Government, in England, Inconclusive Prospects, 301
• Oil Can, New Type, for Motor Cycles, andc., Joseph Kaye and Sons, Limited, 222
• Oilfields in Japan, New Developments, 155
• Oil Fuel, A. Keens, 611
• Oil Fuel Berths on the Tyne at Jarrow, 525
• Oil, Heavy, Engines for Grain Elevators and Electric Lighting in South Africa, Ruston and Hornsby's Contract, 155
• Oil from Shale, Low Temperature Distillation of, New Process, 129
• Oil Turbine Development, Messrs. Thyssen's Efforts, 71
• Oxy-hydrogen Blow-pipe for Cutting Steel Under Water, 359

P

• PACIFIC Association of United States, Survey of Russian Littoral Provinces Projected, 155
• Paint or Wood, Investigation as to its Power of Protection and Durability, 213
• Palermo Harbour Works, Concession for, Granted to American Company, 414, 639
• Panama Canal, Tonnage Statistics, 13
• Paris City Budget, Good Results of Economy, 13
• Paris Police to have Motor Cars with Wireless Telephone Equipment, 13
• Pasteur Centenary, 393, 453
• Patents in China--see Utility
• Pekin Tramway--see Railways
• Persian Means of Communication, Motor Cars versus the Camel, 639
• Petrol-driven Lorries in New Zealand, Increased Demand for, 611
• Petrol Storage Tanks, Loss by Evaporation, Preventive Measures, 553
• Petroleum and Lubrication, E. A. Evans, 415, 469
• Photographic Exposures, Novel System of Timing, 583
• Piggott, Thomas, and Co., Limited, Centenary Dinner, 167
• Post Office Engineers' Examination, 100
• Power Available on the Tennessee River, C. G. Adsit, 611
• Professional Classes Aid Council, 595
• Profit-sharing at Watford Paper Mill Engineers, 71
• Public School Masters and Future Employment of Boys, 241
• Pumps, Interesting Old, in British Columbia, 721

R

• RADIUM Discovery in the Belgian Congo, 213
• Radium Emanation, Collection of, Problem Under Investigation, 331
• Radium Mine Discovery in Brazil, Mrs. Alexander Grosse's Report, 129
• Radium Mine Near Truro, New Industry Hoped for, 155

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS :

• - Accidents:
• -- Birmingham Station Accident Report, 155
• -- Canadian Railways' Good Accident Record, 578
• -- Collision at Auckland Junction, North- Eastern Railway, Report, 301
• -- Derailment Near Ambergate, Midland Railway, 497
• -- Derailment, Slight, Caused by Fallen Tree, 13
• -- Divided Train and Collision in Summit Tunnel, Walsden, 155, 525
• -- East Horndon Accident, Verdict, 583
• -- Engine Step Detached and Fatal Accident Caused at Blisworth, 129, 155
• -- Fatal Connecting-rod Accident on a London and North-Western Engine, 497
• -- Fatalities on Railways, Statistics, 553
• -- Goods Train Accident on London and North-Western Railway, 101
• -- Great Western Railway Accident Report, 155
• -- Motor Lorry Fatality at a Crossing, 721
• -- Neglected Wagons as a Cause of Derailment, North British Railway, 695
• -- North-Eastern Passenger Engine Derailment at Hilda Junction, 71
• -- Omnibus Accidents, Considerable Reduction, 213
• -- Passenger's Accident at Victoria Station, Manchester, 43
• -- Passenger Fatalities in Ten Years, 645
• -- Questions with Regard to Accident Prevention, J. P. Thomas, 639
• -- Returns of Accidents and Casualties for 1921, 690
• -- Scottish Express, Slight Accident Due to Stray Cattle, 271
• -- Shunting Accidents by Night and by Day, Comparison, 101
• -- Three Minor Accidents, 183
• - Alexandra Docks and Railway Company, Separate Existence Ended by Amalgamation, 415
• - Amalgamation Schemes--see Railways Amalgamation Tribunal, also Ministry of Transport
• - Annual Reports of Railways, Statistics Given and Omissions, 71, 387
• - Appointments and Staff Changes, 101, 213, 331, 359, 415, 553, 583, 639
• - Argentine and Bolivian Governments' Railway Construction Agreement, 241
• - Australian Mails from Perth, W.A., Change of Train Time for Expedition of, 331
• - Automatic Train Control, Report of Colonel Pringle's Committee, 695
• - Barry Railway Objects to Grouping Proposal, 241
• - Basingstoke and Alton Light Railway not to be Reopened, 497
• - Belgian Railway Passenger Carriages, 552
• - Bologna-Venice-Monfalcone Line, Electrification Tenders Called for, 101
• - Bombay Suburban Lines, Electrification a Matter of Finance, 101
• - Bombay, Suggested Underground Railway, 213
• - Brakes and Signals, Amalgamation of Companies in Britain and in France, 639
• - Brazil, Westinghouse Electric Locomotives in Service, 13

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):

• - Brighton Company's Dilemma, Unanimity as to Electrification, but Divergence as to System, 213
• - Brighton Line Conversion Expected in September, 331
• - Brighton Line Electrification, Cost of Completion in 1913 and 1922 Compared, 292
• - British and American Rolling Stock, Comparison as to Comfort, 553
• - Burma Railways and the Tablet System, 611
• - Caledonian Railway Acquires Loch Tay Steamers, 213
• - Caledonian Railway Receipts and Expenditure, 359
• Cambrian Railway Company's Tribute to General Manager, 271
• - Cambrian Railways, Chairman and Directors' Farewell Letter to Staff, 611
• - Canadian Government's Exhibition Train Through France, 695, 721
• - Canadian Pacific Line, Progress of Extension Work, 441
• - Canals Bill, High Charges and Deficient Revenue, 611, 721
• - Central of Brazil Railway Electrification, 611
• - Ceylon, Kadugannawa Incline, Suggested Electrification of, 129
• - Chilean State Railways' Electrification between Santiago and Valparaiso and on Branch Line, 611
• - Ching-Yang Light Railway to be Constructed, 241
• - City of Dublin Steam Packet Company, Proposed Bill for Winding Up, 441
• - Classification of Traffic, by Passenger Train, 187, 497
• - Coal at Railway-owned Docks, Reduction of Railway Charges for Shipping, 13
• - Competition Between East and West Coast Routes to the North, 359
• - Congo-Katanga Railway, Hebo to be the Terminal Port, 695
• - Connecting Trains and Results of Unpunctuality, S. B. Canter, 469
• - Continental Boat Train from Victoria, New Time, South-Eastern and Chatham, 611
• - Corporation Profits Tax, Application to Railways Deferred, 583
• - Councils on Railways, Results on the Pennsylvania System, 553
• - Death of Mr. Samuel R. Blundstone, 183
• - Death of Mr. John S winburn, 525
• - Dividends of Two Railways, 129
• - Dublin and South-Eastern as a "Progressive" Railway, 60
• - Ealing and Shepherds Bush Railway, a Losing Speculation, 497, 553
• - Earl's Court, District Railway, Twenty Hours' Daily Work Statistics, 13
• - East Coast Express Goods Train for Edinburgh, 611
• - East Coast Scottish Services, Improvements, 667
• - Easter Excursions and Fares, 271
• - Electric Locomotives for Invalides-Versailles Railway, 415
• - Electric Railways and Communication by Carrier Current, 415, 441
• - Electric Railways, Government Guarantees for, 553
• - Electrification Facilities and Great Eastern and South-Eastern Railways, 586
• - Electrification of Railways in Midland Coalfields Area not under Present Consideration, 469
• - Electrification Scheme, Projected, and Unemployment, 129
• - Electrification of Suburban Railways, 183
• - Electrification of Yungas Railway, Bolivia, 415
• - English and Welsh Companies Follow Scottish Example, 155, 183, 247, 331
• - Federation of British Industries :
• -- Conference on Reduction in Railway Rates, 101
• -- Replies to Deputation, Contradictory Statements, 101
• -- Transport in South-West Africa, 553
• - Ferrocarril Nordeste, New Railway in Colombia, 525
• - First-class Fares Increase Followed by Reduction in First-class Passenger Traffic, 301
• - Floating Landing Stage, andc.,at Tilbury,Bill Passed Committee, 359
• - French Equatorial Africa, New Railway Construction, 359
• - French Railway Workshops as Agitation Centres, Repairs being Handed Over to Private Firms, 695
• - Furness Railway Company's Efforts to Develop Traffic, 469
• - Garratt Engines for South African Railways, 525
• - Gauges in Australia, Mr. Hughes on Unification of, 583
• - German Locomotives and Strikers' Neglect, 183
• - German Railway New Sleeping Compartments, 43
• - Glasgow College Station, Goods Warehouse Burnt Down, 101
• - Glasgow Subway Railway Shut Down, 213
• - Goods Receipts for August, 13
• - Goods Traffic Receipts for September, 101
• - Goods Traffic Mileage and Tonnage for September, 13
• - Goods Traffic Mileage and Tonnage for November, 241
• - Great Central Company's Through Carriage from London to Halifax, 271
• - Great Eastern Railway Meeting, Lord Claud Hamilton on Grouping Manager, 271
• - Great Indian Peninsula Railway and Electrification, 721
• - Great Indian Peninsula Railway, Transportation Department Set Up, 721
• - Great North of Scotland Railway, Huge Rise in Salaries and Wages Bill, 497
• - Great Northern "Die-hard" Locomotives, 387
• - Great Northern Locomotive Running Expenses Considerably More than Trebled Since 1913, 306
• - Great Western Mechanical Engineer, Change, 331
• - Great Western Railway Circular to Men on Possible Economies, 71
• - Great Western Railway, Mr. Churchward's Presentation, 567

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):

• - Great Western Railway New Line, Clydach, Pontardawe, andc., 525, 721
• - Great Western Railway to Own Swansea Docks, 638
• - Great Western Railway Signalling Apparatus Statistics, 43
• - Great Western Research Department at Swindon, 666
• - Great Western "Safety" Movement, Highly Successful Results from, 469
• - Grouping System and Compensation for Displaced Officials, 497
• - Grouping System and Re-naming, Heavy Cost Entailed, 721
• - Grouping System and Time-table Changes, 155
• - Hampshire Light Railway, Totton to Fawley, 43
• - Harbours, Docks and Piers (Temporary Increase of Charges) Bill, 707
• - Highland Railway Company's Engines, 441
• - Highland Railway, Resignation of Locomotive Carriage and Wagon Superintendent, 271
• - Increased Passenger Traffic Ascribed to Abnormal and Unreal Wealth, 469
• - Indian Government, Projected Annual Tenders for Locomotives and Stocks, 43
• - Indian Railway Material and Loan to be Raised in the United Kingdom, 387
• - Indian Railways, Increased Expenditure Needed, 124
• - Indian Railways' Rehabilitation, Vast Expenditure and its Allocation, 415, 441
• - Institutions, Locomotive and Railway--see Associations
• - International Railway Association, Possible Congress at Madrid, 186, 359
• - Irish Northern Government and North of Ireland Railways, 639
• - Irish Politics and Improved Traffic, 155
• - Irish Railway (Great Southern and Western) Carrigan Award and the Free State Government, 334
• - Irish Railway Stockholders' Protection Association, Continuance Recommended, 71
• - Irish Railways' Arbitration and Dail Eireann, 43
• - Irish Railways' Arbitration, Wages and Eight- hour Day, 71
• - Irish Railways, Government Inquiry, 271
• - Irish Railways and Grouping, 611
• - Irish Railways and Men, Dispute Settled, 213
• - Iron and other Trades and Excessive Railway Charges, Myles Kennedy, 13
• - Italian Government Electrification of Railway Trunk Lines, 13
• - Italian Railways' Increased Working Costs and Decreased Efficiency, 667
• - Italian State Railway Electrification Tenders, 553
• - Japanese and Chinese Railways' Extension, Delegates at Washington, 71
• - Junction at Blaenau Festiniog Proposed and Abandoned, 469
• - Kenya Colony, Further Loan for Uasi- Ngishu Railway, 241
• - King's Birthday Honours for Railwaymen, 639 ; (Correction), 667
• - Labelling Goods, Change in Railway Regulations, 208
• - Labour Co-partnership and the Railways, 183
• - Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Former Officers' Connection with Paper Read at the Institution of Civil Engineers, 129
• - Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Shareholders' Valedictory Meeting, 440
• - Late Special Trains Withdrawn on the London Electric Railways, 101
• - Lee-on-the-Solent Classed as a Light Railway, 43
• - Level Crossings and Railway Companies' Responsibility, 450
• - Light Railway Between Portmadoc and Dinas, State Assistance for, 675
• - Light Railways' Committee Report, 13
• - Locomotive Building at Crewe, Boilers at Horwich, 721
• - Locomotive, Great Northern, Most Powerful on British Railways, 387
• - Locomotive Spark Arresters, 441
• - Locomotives, Ordered from Woolwich, Cost Estimated at £16,000 each, 304, 359
• - London, Brighton and South Coast Train Services, Accusation of Unpunctuality, 583
• - London, Chatham and Dover and the South- Eastern and Chatham Electrification Scheme, 667
• - London and North-Western Long-distance Trains Running with Lancashire and Yorkshire Engines, 667
• - London and North-Western Railway Councils and Winding Up of Conciliation Boards, 387
• - London and North-Western Railway Policy for Signal and Telegraph Departments, 43
• - London and North-Western Railway, Suggestions for Improvement in Working Invited from Railway Employees, 667
• - London and North-Western Restores Through Service Between Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham and the South-Eastern Railway, 553
• - London and North-Western V.C. Men Honoured by the Company, 583
• - London and North-Western Wolverton Carriage Shops, Full Time for Painters, 71
• - London Tube Railways, Heavy Cost Due to Over-numerous Stations, W. R. Davidge 129
• - London Underground Railway Loan for Tube Extension and Improvement, Work for Unemployed Men, 301, 359
• - Luggage in Advance Charge Reduction, 155
• - Manchester and Buxton, Possible Electrification of Line Between, 101
• - Melbourne Railways, Electrification of, Cost of Work, 296
• - Metal Electrification, South African Minister of Railways on, 695
• - Metropolitan Railway New Steam Engines and Electric Cars, Re-equipment of Electric Locomotives, 241
• - Metropolitan Railway Settlement with the Government, 271
• - Metropolitan Railway Trains, Speeding-up, 13
• - Midland Railway Chairman, Change in, 213
• - Midland Railway Coal Consumption, 241

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):

• - Midland and London and North-Western Railways, Talk of Amalgamation, 155 ; Amalgamation Not Yet Considered, 241
• - Midland Railway, Men and Wages, Comparison of Figures Between 1914 and 1922, 386
• - Milk Conveyance Rates Reduction, 441
• - Minister of Transport, but no Salary, 387
• - Ministry of Transport, Geddes Committee Proposals Shelved, Fresh Scheme Under Consideration, 271 ; Important Question, 359
• - Ministry of Transport Inquiries into Train Accidents, 553
• - Ministry of Transport, No Justification Now for Incurring the Cost of, 213
• - Ministry of Transport and Stockton and Railway Centenary, 359
• - National Union of Railwaymen, Falling Numbers, 469
• - National Union of Railwaymen's New President, 43
• - National Union of Railwaymen--see also Scottish Railways, also English and Welsh Companies
• - National Wages Board Awards not Binding, 129
• - National Wages Board and Scottish Railways, 43, 71, 129, 155
• - New South Wales Railways and Autogeneous Welding, 301
• - Nord Railway Company's Automatic Brake Experiments, 676
• - North British Railway's Claim, Echo of Dispute with the Government, 331
• - North Country Trains' Competition by East and West Coast Routes, 359
• - North-Eastern Railway and Revival in Traffic, 441
• - North-Eastern Railway Sleepers Destroyed by Fire at Hartlepool, 41
• - North-Eastern Railway, Swing Bridge Over the Ouse, Fire Damage and Inconvenience in Communication, 331
• - North Staffordshire Railway Coal Traffic, Heaviest Week Since August, 1917, 271
• - Norwegian Committee to Discuss Electrification of all Railways, 71
• - Norwegian Electric Railways, Estimates of Cost, 213
• - Outer London Railway Bills, Proposals for Revival, 667
• - Overcrowding on London Omnibus and Underground Railways, 611
• - Parcels Traffic "To Pay" Arrangements, 583
• - Paris Evening Train Service for London vid Havre and Southampton, 639
• - Passenger Decrease on London Trains and Trade Stagnation, 497
• - Passenger Train Mileage and Fares Statistics, 13, 129
• - Passengers Decrease and Loss of Revenue, 667
• - Pekin New Electric Tramway, Demolition of Portion of City Wall, 13
• - Penzance Station and Rebuilt Viaduct, 721
• - Petrol Shunting Locomotives for French Railways, 331
• - Pietermaritzburg-Glencoe Section, South African Railways, Electrification, 183
• - Platform Tickets on the Midland Railway and Resulting Income, 497
• -Polish Railway Material Orders, New Department to Deal with, 695
• - Privately Owned Wagons, Announcement by Ministry of Transport, 213
• - Privilege Tickets and Railwaymenís Pay, 497
• - Pullman Luncheon and Dining Car, Glasgow to Perth, 639
• - Quarterly Returns of Railway Accidents, 721
• - Queensland Government's Projected Railway for Mount Oxide Area, 525
• - Queensland Railway Department, Coal from the State Colliery, 301
• - Rail Motor Car on Out-back Line in Victoria, 611
• - Railway Benevolent Institution Annual Dinner, 155
• - Railway Claims and Government Liability, 415
• - Railway Companies and Amalgamation--see Railways Amalgamation
• - Railway Companies' Association, New Chairman and Vice-chairman, 301
• - Railway Companies' Committee and Railwaymen's Unions, 301--see also Wages
• - Railway Companies' Losses and Government Control, 359
• - Railway Companies and Rates Reduction, 387, 721
• - Railway Companies' Reports, Omissions Under Government Sanction, 71, 387
• - Railway Fires by Locomotive Sparks, Companies' Liability, 583
• - Railway Material Exports Statistics, 13, 183, 266, 440, 553
• - Railway Rates Reduction and Railway Managers, 387, 721
• - Railway Rates Tribunal, A Question, 359
• - Railway Rates Tribunal and Rates Advisory Committee, New Address, 301
• -- Rates Advisory Committee and Classification of Goods, 187, 497
• -- Classification of Traffic, Proposals, 553
• - Railway Returns for 1921, 415
• - Railway Statistics a Necessary Expense, 469
• - Railway Statistics for October and the Coal Strike, 129
• - Railway Statistics for November, 213
• - Railway Titles, Old and New, 129, 721
• - Railways Act Allotment to Companies, Scheme for Distribution of Sum, 583
• - Railways Act Two Panels, Constitution of, 387
• - Railways Amalgamation Tribunal:
• -- Amalgamation of Alexandra Dock, Cambrian, Cardiff, Rhymney and Taff Vale Companies with the Great Western, 331, 415
• -- Amalgamation of Barry Railway with the Great Western, 525
• -- Amalgamation of Hull and Barnsley with North-Eastern, 266, 271, 359
• -- Amalgamation of South Wales Railways with Great Western, Running Powers of other Lines, 469
• -- Barry Port and Gwendreath Valley Absorption by Great Western Railway, 695

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):

• - Railways Amalgamation Tribunal (continued):
• -- Great Western Railway Absorption of Various Welsh Railways and the West Somerset Railway, Meetings, 643
• -- London, Chatham and Dover and South-Eastern Railway Amalgamation, 667
• -- London and North-Western and Midland Railways' Amalgamation, 331
• -- Maryport and Carlisle Railway to be Absorbed in North-Western, Midland and West Scottish Group, 271
• -- Railway Companies' Meetings with Regard to Amalgamation Schemes, 359
• -- Western Group (Great Western and other Companies) Amalgamation Scheme, 271
• - Railwaymen and Public Affairs, Change of Attitude, 183
• - Railwaymen--see also National Union, Railway Companies' Committee, and Wages
• - Registration of Seats on the Great Western Railway, Extension of System, 704
• - Re-painting of Great Western Coaching Stock, 497
• - Road Transport by Railway Companies, Opposition to the Bill, 146
• - Road Transport by Railway Companies, Change of Proposals by Railway, 212
• - Road Transport, Withdrawal of Bill for Powers by North-Western-Midland Group, 707
• - Roads or Branch Railways in New Zealand, 525
• - Rotary Converters for Railway Work, Major A. M. Taylor's View, 247
• - Runcorn-Weston Point New Light Railway, 611
• - Safe British Railways, 730
• - Saint Lazare Underground Station, 415
• - Scottish Award and N.U.R. Meeting, 129
• - Scottish Railways' Eight-hour Day, 71
• - Scottish Railways' Proposals to Men as to Pay and Conditions of Work, 43, 71, 129, 155
• - Searchlights on Engines of Express Trains in the Punjab, 649
• - Severn Barrage Scheme, A Question, 583
• - Signalling, Automatic, Between Liverpool and Birkenhead, 387
• - Signals, Route Indicating, and Platelayers' Warning, 469, 721
• - Solway Junction Railway Closed, 469
• - South African Railways' Annual Report, 155
• - South African Railways, Manufacture of Plates for Train Lighting, Thefts of Electric Lamps, 525
• - South-Eastern and Chatham Bridge at Rochester to be Reopened, 129
• - South-Eastern and Chatham Electrification Proposals, 241, 667
• - South-Eastern and Chatham Suburban Lines, Projected Electrification, 639
• - South-Eastern and Chatham Passenger and Mileage Statistics, 469
• - South-Eastern and Chatham and the Southern Group, 183, 468, 667
• - South Manchuria Railway Electric Powerhouse Capacity, 42
• - South Wales Independent Railways Incorporation in Great Western System, 525
• - Stockton and Darlington Railway Centenary in 1925, Various Proposals for Celebration, 359
• - Summer Time Agreement for Britain, France and Belgium, 213
• - Swiss Federal Railways Electrification, Cost of, 553
• - Sydney City Railway Extensions, 13
• - Sydney, Large Viaduct and Tunnel for Roselle Bay-Darling Island Railway Line, 271
• - Taff Vale Company's Report, Rolling Stock Expenditure, 441
• - Tasmania to Supply Herself with Home-made Locomotives, 301
• - Testing Locomotive at Purdue University, 525
• - Thomas, Mr. J. H., on the Amalgamation Question as Regards Labour, 583
• - Tilbury Landing Stage and other Work, Bill Passed Committee, 359
• - Toronto and Northern Ontario Railway Extension, 583
• - Torrington-Hallwill Railway, Tenders Invited, 331
• - Toulouse Railway Workshop Destroyed by Fire, 359
• - Tourist Tickets and Summer Excursion Traffic to be Resumed, 525
• - Traffic Statistics, Freight, for December, 1921, 441
• - Traffic Statistics, Passenger, for December, 415
• - Traffic, Weekly, Returns Resumed, 129
• - Train Resistance, Editorial Inquiry, 736
• - Tramway for Hankow, 155
• - Trans-Saharan Railway, French Proposals, 639
• - Tunnel, Cornimont, Labresse, Metzeral, in France, Parliament's Consent for Construction Requested, 695
• - Turbine Locomotive Tests in Switzerland, 553
• - Underground Poster on Employees, Wages Amount and Wages Percentage, 101
• - Underground Railways, Additional Cars, 583
• - Underground Railways, Overcrowding in Paris, Berlin and New York, 469
• - Underground Railways, Reduced Expenditure, but Fall also in Traffic and Receipts, 301
• - Underground Railways--see also London Underground
• - United States Railways:
• -- Alaska, U.S.A. Government Railway Nearing Completion, 71
• -- American Aid for Foreign Railways, 525
• -- American Railway Rates and Charges, Investigation, 66
• -- Approaching Reduction in Rates, 611
• -- Bridge, High-level, Across the Hudson, New York Central Railway, 695
• -- "Carrier Current" Communication for American Railways, Demonstration at Schenectady, 415, 441
• -- Chicago Great Western Railway Immunity from Accident, 418
• -- Class I. Railways' Finance for 1921, 469

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):

• - United States Railways (continued):
• -- Death of Mr. F. J. Angier, 611
• -- Electrification of Railways and Inland Waterways, President Harding's Views, 441
• -- Employees on American Railways in July, 1920, and July, 1921, 101
• -- Freight Car, Metal, Dating from the Civil War, 387
• -- Inter-State Commerce Commission :
• -- Automatic Train Control, Order to Forty-nine Companies, 721
• -- Automatic Twin Control, Cost Question, 241
• -- Power Brakes, Investigation as to Adequacy, and Improvements, 441
• -- Locomotive Ash Removal in America, Use of Water-filled Ashpits, 695
• -- Radiophone and Radiograph Outfits on Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Expresses, 497
• -- Railway Working, Private and Government, Compared, 415
• -- Reduction in Wages of Maintenance-of- way Men, 695
• -- Telegraph Lines Difficulties in Floods and Storms, 441
• -- Terrible Accident Near Philadelphia, 497
• -- Timber for Railways, Dispute and Conference, 695
• - Unnecessary Competition, 441
• - Unsold Articles at Royal Agricultural Shows, Pre-war Railway Carriage Allowance to be Resumed, 129
• - Victorian Railways' Extension of Electric Lighting of Trains, 525
• - Victorian Railways' Increased Receipts, 271
• - Wages Bill and High Fares, 667
• - Wages Reductions and Cost of Living, 359, 721
• - War Memorial, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 213
• - War Memorial, North Staffordshire Railway, 301
• - Welsh Railways Construction Stopped During War to be Continued by Great Western Company, 525
• - White Paper on Railway Employees Cancelled and New One Issued, 241
• - Whitley Councils, Local, to Come into Force in April, 101, 331
• - Whitley Councils of the Railway Companies, About to Begin Operation, 331
• - Wireless Communication on Railways, 667
• - Woolwich Locomotives and Unemployment, Cost of, 590
• RAINFALL, Remarkable, in Houston, Texas, 497
• Refractories' Resistance to Corrosion by Slag, Dust or Ash, Method of Determination, W. J. Rees, 271
• Refuse Disposal in Calcutta, Comparison Between Cost of Removal by Petrol or Electric Lorries, 359
• Rhine-Maine-Danube Canal, Company for Construction Founded, 36
• Rivers, Flow of, New Method of Gauging, Professor J. Joly, 583
• Road Sprinkler, Sweeper and Refuse Collector, Automatic Worker at Birmingham, 271
• Road Transport by Railway Companies, Opposition to the Bill, 146
• Rolling the Teeth in Hob Gear Blanks, 667
• Roumanian Oilfields, Cause of Failure in Production, 720
• Rubber for Public Thoroughfares, Experiments in Ceylon, 729
• Russian "Electrification Bank," 497
• Russian Permit for Free Importation of Motor Cars, 525

S

• SAFETY Lamps in Mines, Increased Use of, 71
• Saint Lawrence--see Waterway
• Salt Water Mosquito Extermination, Result of Experiments, 695
• Salvage Operations at Oppau, Conclusions Arrived at, 129
• Sample Room, First All-British, Opened in Brussels, 359
• Sandstone Preservation from Decay, Methods Suggested, 667
• Saw, Circular, for Stone Cutting, 469
• Scholarships, "Archibald Dawnay," 371
• Scholarships in Art or Science and Technology, 371
• Scientific and Industrial Research :
• - Report on Concrete for Floors, 43
• - Scientific Instruments, New Journal for Description of, 695
• Screw Jacks, Duff Manufacturing Company, 100
• Shanghai Harbour Improvement, Recommendations of International Board, 13
• Shanghai, New Dockyard, 497
• SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS :
• - Chinese Ice Breakers for Passage of Steamers to Tientsin, 71
• - Earliest St earn-propelled Vessels in the East, 101
• - Explosion on Cardiff Steamer, 553
• - Fireproof Bulkheads for Cunard Liner Samaria and other Vessels, 427
• - French Battleship Liberte to be Refloated, 611
• - Geared Turbine Steamer, Trials for French Merchant Service, Cammell Laird and Co., 71
• - German - built Steamer Bismarck to be Handed Over to White Star Line and Renamed Majestic, 359
• - German Warships' Fatal Collision, 583
• - H 42, Submarine, Lost with All Hands, 331
• - Icebreaker Built at Yokohama, 415
• - Interesting Reconstruction of Former German Gunboat, 553
• - Italian Large New Liners for Rapid Voyages from Barcelona to South America, 469
• - Japanese Mercantile Fleet, 639
• - Japanese Yards, Merchant Vessels Built in 1921, 695
• - Leviathan to be Re-conditioned for Re-entry into Transatlantic Service, 213
• SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS (continued):
• - Lifeboat Engine, New Type, for the Royal National Institution, 525
• - Lifeboats, Five New Motor, for the Royal National Institution, 301
• - Messageries Maritimes Liner Aramis Launched at Bordeaux, 415
• - Motor Lifeboats for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, 525
• - Oil Fueling Facilities at Sunderland, 583
• - Oil Supply for Ships through Submarine Pipes, 441
• - Orient Liner Orontes Sold for Use as Exhibition Ship, 301
• - Salvage of Sunken Vessels by Electrical Process, V. H. Pearson, 441
• - Self-discharging Steamship in America, 497
• - Ship Caisson Launch, Curious Structure, 695
• - Ship's Position, Average Time Taken to Find, 667
• - Swedish Shipowners Petition for Government Aid to Arrest Stagnation in Merchant Fleet, 271
• - Tyne River, Vessels Launched from, 497
• - United States Coastguard Cutter Tamoa, First of Four Electrically Driven, 101
• - White Star Line Commodore, 71
• SILVER Mining in Cobalt and District, Canada, Exceptionally Valuable Results, 129
• Silver Ore, Rich Vein of, Discovered at Dawson, 583
• Singapore Municipality, Scheme for Various Improvements, 155
• Smoke Abatement, Recommendations by Ministry of Health Committee, 129
• Smoke Abatement Recommendations of Sheffield Committee, 695
• Smoke Prevention, S. M. Duguid, 136
• Soapstone Near the Canadian Pacific Railway, 639
• Solar Eclipse in September, Wireless Station to be Set Up on Coast of Western Australia, 667
• South African Market for Fittings, Cooking and Heating Apparatus, andc., 71
• South African Mine, New State Areas, Large New Plant to be Constructed, 155
• South African Outbreak and Electrical Equipment Wrecked, 497
• Spacing Collars, 282
• Spanish Company's Important Hydro-electric Station, 387
• Spooner, Henry J., Retirement from Headship of Polytechnic School of Engineering, 398
• Steel--see Iron
• Stooker, Automatic, Ian Munro, 457
• Strassburg Port Extension, 497
• Swansea Docks to Pass to Great Western Railway, 638
• Swiss Federal Council and Rhine Navigation, 525
• Swiss Hours and Conditions of Labour, Amended Law, 721
• Swiss, Machine Industry in Poor Plight, 441
• Swiss Watch and Clock Trade Exchanged for Locomotive Manufacture, 301, 415
• Synthetic Ammonia, M. Georges Claude's Process Much Improved, 271
• Synthetic Gold as a Subsidiary Matter, 43

T

• TELEGRAPHY and Telephony, Wireless--see Wireless
• Telephone Exchanges, Automatic, for Newcastle and Gateshead, 469
• Telephone, Long-distance, Between Pekin and Harbin, 173
• Telephone System of the United Kingdom, Sir William Noble's Defence, 129
• Telephoning by London Toll Exchange, Continued Success and Projected Extension, 359
• Textile Material Resistant to Acids, even Sulphuric Acid, 271
• Thermal Sanitation in, the Tropics, G. W. Grabham, 71
• Thornycroft's Staff Dinner, 197
• Timber Fibre Lengths and Strength of Wood, 441
• Timber, Peeled and Unpeeled, Durability Comparison, 387
• Timber Preservation by Soaking in Solution of Waste Zinc Sulphate, L. D. Hingle, 469
• Timber Preservation by Use of Natural Copper Sulphate Waters, 359
• Timber Seasoning by Use of Ozone, 415, 667
• Tip Wagons, Ruston and Hornsby, Limited, 222
• Trade Revival, Pessimistic View, George Pate, 183
• Tramways--see Railways
• Transvaal Gold Mines' Diminished Output, 155
• Trees in Western America, Douglas Fir's Enormous Proportions, 553
• Troy, Ancient Gold Mines and Concession to British Company, 525
• Tunnel, Vehicular, Under the Hudson River, 71
• Turbine, 60,000-Kilowatt, American Steam Consumption Tests, 387
• Turbines, Hydraulic, Ever-breaking Size Record, 553
• Turkey Remits Duty on Motor Lorries for Public Service, 183
• Tuticorin as a Deep-water Port, 129
• Tyne Swing Bridge Repairs, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, 611

U

• UNITED States Census, Preliminary Occupation Statistics, 43
• United States Very Large Production of Certain Minerals and other Things in Proportion to Population and Land, 43
• University College, London, 371
• University of Nancy, Summer Holiday Course in Electrotechnics, 252
• "Utility Model Law" for China, 13

V

• VANCOUVER, Lumber Site and Timber Preserves, 13
• Vaux, Research, and Natural Gas Discovery, 564
• Verdun Transhipment Port, 525
• Volcano on Hawaii, Borings to be Undertaken with View of Determining Heat, Amount of Steam, andc., 241
• Volcano Kilanea, Hawaii, Projected Investigations, 497

W

• WAR Memorial for Auckland, New Zealand, 401
• War Memorial, Lloydís Register of Shipping, Unveiling, 553
• Water Softening by Use of Raw Peat, 525
• WATER SUPPLY :
• - Oldham and Rochdale Negotiations with Regard to Water Supply, 387
• - Paris Water Supply and Threatened Strike, 721
• - Reservoir to be Constructed for Runcorn, 213
• - San Francisco's Water Supply to be Augmented, 553
• - Singapore and State of Kedah, Two Projects for Water Supply, 101
• - Water Supply by Causeway Over Straits of Johore, Large Project, 101
• WATER Tank, Large, Failure from Rust, 583
• Waterway Proposed Between Great Lakes and the Saint Lawrence, Reported International Negotiations, 101, 387
• Water Wheel Bursting Accident at Ontario Power Companyís Niagara Works, 553
• Waterworks Pumping Station Flooded by the Mississippi, 667
• Welland Ship Canal, Locks on the, Tenders Invited for Construction, 695
• Werkspoor, Very Serious Fire Damage, 667
• Wire Cables Preferable to Eyebar Chains for Large Suspension Bridges, Ralph Modjeski, 271
• WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY AND TELEPHONY:
• - Agriculture in France, Assistance by Wireless Telephony, 695
• - Bergen Wireless Service, 491
• - Broadcasting Wireless Stations at Trafford Park and Slough, 639
• - Commission Reports Favourably on Carnarvon Station, Thermionic Valve Stations Recommended for England, Canada, Australia, South Africa and India, 271
• - Crime and Criminals Detection by Wireless in New York, 639
• - Eiffel Tower Wireless Station, Transmitting Power to be Much Increased, 331
• - Eiffel Tower to Connect Lausanne with London, 415, 441
• - High-power Radio Station at Qwaki, near Tokyo, 129
• WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY AND TELEPHONY (continued):
• - Increased Horse-power Used in Wireless Transmitting Stations, 611
• - Lausanne New Installation for Telephonic Communication with Eiffel Tower, London, and America; also with Aeroplanes on London-Paris-Lausanne Route, 415
• - Leafield Wireless Messages Heard at Perth, Western Australia, 13
• - Marconi Company's Offer to Equip Long- range Service in South Africa, Conditions, 129
• - Radio Communication with Electric Trains, 415
• - Radio Communication Projected Between New York and the Argentine, 721
• - Successful Communication Between Mine and Earth's Surface, 721
• - Swedish Wireless Telegraph Station for Navigation, 13
• - Tokyo and Osaka, Wireless Telephonic Service Under Consideration, 667
• - Transatlantic Amateur Wireless Tests, Prize Won by Manchester Society, 129
• - Weather Forecasts by Wireless for French Farmers, 129
• WIRE-TYING System, Gerrard, to Replace Hooping for Chests, 721
• Wood Preservative Aczol, Tests, 525
• Wool, Disinfection, Experiment in Cost Reduction, 721
• Woolwich Arsenal Scholarship for Trade Lads, Founded by Former Boy Employee, 13
• Works Development at Gloucester, Alfred, Danks, Limited, 282

Y

• YANGTZE River, China, Blasting Operations to Facilitate Navigation and Commerce, 497

Z

• ZINC Dust Fire Dangers, 583
• Zinc and Lead Mines Dumps in Wales to be Treated by Electrolytic Process to Produce Zinc, 331
• Zinc and Lead Ores Awaiting Purchase in Hunan, China, 43
• Zinc Smelting Works at Jamshedpur, Spelter and Sulphuric Acid Products, 505
• Zinc, Some Modern Uses of, Ernest A. Smith, 331
• Zinc Sulphide and Phosphorescent Light, 436
• Zirconia as Suitable Lining for Metallurgical and Electric Furnaces, 129
• Zirconium Metal, Properties and Uses of, 71

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