The Engineer 1924/06/20

1924 June 20th PDF

• Contents, p 689.

Main Subjects

• A Blast Furnace in New Zealand, p 690 - p 691.
  • Onakaka Iron and Steel Co.
• A Combined Lathe and Milling Machine, p 686. (Illustrated).
  • Scott Brothers.
• A Motor Passenger Liner Aorangi, p 694 - p 695. (Illustrated).
  • Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co.
  • New Zealand Shipping Co.
  • John Elder and Co.
  • Union Steamship Company of New Zealand.
• A Seven-Day Journal, p 675.
  • Launch of HMS Adventure.
  • American Naval Disaster.
  • The Largest Australian Ship - SS Fordsdale.
  • French Canal Works.
  • The Southern Railway Electricifation.
  • A New Liner Service - SS Orduna.
  • An Indian Bridge Scheme.
  • The Tube Railway Strike.
  • Extending the Airways - Imperial Airways.
  • The Brennan Helicopter.
  • Steam Versus Electricity - Mr George Raw.
  • Uniform Lighting System for Estuaries - A. E. Butterfield.
• A Sketch of the Industrial History of the Coalbrookdale District, by Rhys Jenkins, - Newcomen Society, p 694.
  • Abraham Darby (1678-1717).
• Blast Furnace Plant Onakaka, New Zealand, p 688 and p 690. (Illustrated).

• "Cindervane" Fan For Stepney Power House, p 696. (Illustrated).
  • Sturtevant Engineering Co.
• Copper and Electrical Power in South Africa, p 683.
  • Cape Copper Co.
• Editorial, p 689 - p 690.
  • Economy versus Efficiency - Charles E. Lucke.
  • Disruptive Adventures.
• Institution of Gas Engineers, p 696 - p 697.

• Institution of Naval Architects, p 696.

• Launches and Trial Trips, p 697.
  • 'Atlantida' steamer by Workman, Clark and Co to the order of the Standards Fruit and Steamship Co.
  • 'Inverbank' twin-screw motor vessel by Harland and Wolff to the order of the Bank Line.
  • 'Munshi' train ferry steamship by W. Denny and Brothers, to the order of the Crown Agents for the Colonies.
  • 'Sliedrecht' motor vessel by Rotterdamsche Droogdok Maatschappij to the order of the Stoonwaart Maatschappij de Maas. Engines by Harland and Wolff.
  • 'Birchbank' twin-screw motor vessel by Harland and Wolff to the order of Andrew Weir and Co.
  • 'Koodoo' twin-screw steamer by Thornycroft to the order of the Union-Castle Mail Steamship Co.
  • 'Marsella' twin-screw steamer by Rotterdamsche Droogdok Maatschappij.
  • 'Forestash' self-trimming collier by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, to the order of the Forest Shipping Co. Engines by MacColl and Pollock.
  • 'Dewstone' self-trimming collier by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, to the order of the Crete Shipping Co.
  • 'Safaja' steel screw motor tug by J. Samuel White and Co to the order of the Egyptian and Sudan Government. Engines by Vickers-Petters.
  • 'Shanklin' paddle steamer by Thornycroft to the order of the Southern Railway Co.
  • 'British Maiden' motor tanker by James Pollock, Sons and Co to the order of British Tankers.
  • 'Stourgate' motor tanker by James Pollock, Sons and Co to the order of the Anglo-American Oil Co.
  • 'Medomsley steel screw-steamer by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co, to the order of the Medomsley Steam Shipping Co.
  • 'Iossifoglu motor ship by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson to the order of the Ionian Marine and Land Investment Co.
  • 'Soborg' steamer by William Gray and Co to the order of Mr C. K. Hanson of Copenhagen.
  • 'Sentry' single-screw steamer by the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Co to the order of Fisher Renwick Manchester-London Steamers. Engines by the North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
• Letters to the Editor, p 683.
  • 'Origin of the Thrashing Machine' by Arthur Lee.
  • 'The Engineering Institutions' by E. R. Briggs.
  • 'Standard Pipe Taps' by S. E. Allen.
• Main Line Railway Electrification, by Sir Philip Dawson and S. Parker Smith (No. III) Switzerland, p 684 - p 685.
  • Simplon Tunnel - Brown, Boveri and Co.
  • Freiburg Railway.
  • Swiss Federal Railways.
  • Rhaetian Railway.
• Obituaries, p 682 - p 683.
  • Robert Mullineux Walmsley.
  • Sir Leonard Wilkinson Llewelyn.
• Sixty Years Ago, p 683.
  • Joseph Chessborough Dyer.
• The 1924 British Empire Exhibition, Engineering Exhibits (No. IX), p 676 - p 682. (Illustrated).
  • General Engineering Exhibits.
    • Mirrlees Watson Co.
    • New Pelapone Engine Co.
  • The Australian Section
    • A. R. Tattersall and Co.
    • Lightfoot Refrigerating Co of Birmingham.
    • Insulating Syndicate.
    • Cambridge Instrument Co.
    • Wolseley Sheep Shearing Machine Co.
    • Broken Hill Proprietory Co.
    • Hadfields.
    • Commonwealth Steel Products Co.
    • Automatic Engineering Co.
    • Mr E. Weir.
    • Australian Tool Co.
    • A. W. Dobbie and Co.
    • Austral Bronze Company of Sydney.
    • Metal Manufacturers.
    • Rankin and Bond.
    • O. T. Lempriere and Co.
    • Wilson Waratah Co.
    • McKay Proprietory Co.
    • Trewhella Proprietory Co.
    • Ronaldson Brothers and Tippett.
    • Mr G. H. Nicholls.
    • W. Adams and Co.
    • Australian Scale Co.
    • W. and T. Avery.
    • Australian Oxygen and Industrial Gases Proprietory Co.
    • R. T. Cousins.
    • O'Donnel and Griffin.
    • Sydney Dynamo and Motor Works.
    • W. Cumming and Co.
    • Electric Control and Engineering Co.
    • Electricity Meter Manufacturing Co.
    • Newton and McLaren.
    • Pickering and Godfrey.
    • Albert Johns.
• The Efficiency of Power Supply, p 690.

• The International Congress of Refrigeration, p 685 - p 686.
  • Sidney Webb.
  • Escher, Wyss and Co.
• The Pipe Lines of the Moncenisio Hydro-electric Plant, by S. L. R. Holliss, p 692 - p 694. (Illustrated).
  • Riva Monneret and Co.

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