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A

• AERIAL Ropeway for Colliery--see Coal, andc. Kent Colliery
• Aerial Ropeway for Passenger Traffic up Mount Hood, Near Portland, Oregon, 355
• AERONAUTICS :
• - Aerial Survey by Seaplanes of Chittagong Hill Tract, 159
• - Aeroplane, D.H. Moth, Production Increase Would Reduce Price More than 50 Per Cont., 603
• - Aeroplane Engine Supercharger Submitted to Government Testa in Military Machines, 657
• - Air-cooled Aeroplane Engine, New, The "Wright Cyclone," United States Navy's Successful Tests, 45
• - Aircraft Apprentices, Vacancies, 137
• - Aircraft Budding in Spain. 657
• - Air Transport Between Tasmania and Australian Mainland, Company's Equipment, 551
• AERONAUTICS (continued) :
• - Royal Aero Club Sending Racing Seaplanes to Compete in Italian Waters, 241
• AMERICAN Engineering Colleges and Engineering Research, 495
• Ammonia, Synthetic, Plant of Lazote Inc., Projected Considerable Enlargement, 101
• Ammonia, Synthetic Production of, in Various Countries, Comparison of Statistics, 101
• Ammonium Compounds Accidental Explosion, Investigation into Fundamental Conditions Causing Such to Arise, 101
• Andalusit, Mineral for Production of Heat- resisting Refractories, 327
• Antwerp Port Equipment Greatly Increased, 495
• Antwerp, Tenders for Three New Graving Docks, Proposed, 355
• Arc Welding, Best Papers on. Money Given for Awards, 441
• Argentina's Projected Outlay on Now Port of Buenos Aires and other Works, 299
• Artificial Silk not to be Manufactured in Japan, 129
• Asbestos Mining and Kurunian Natives, 185
• ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS & SOCIETIES:
• - ASSOCIATION or CONSULTING ENGINEERS :
• -- Annual Dinner, 225
• - ASSOCIATION OF DIESEL ENGINE USERS :
• -- February Meeting, Growth of the Association, 197
• - ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS, BELFAST :
• -- Latest, Two-cycle Double-acting Oil Engine, J. Burdon, 370
• - ASSOCIATION OF SUPERVISING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS :
• -- W. E. Highfleld Shield, Competition Awards, 535
• - INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY :
• -- Borough Council's Demand to Inspect Private Laboratory Illegal, 15
• -- Forty-ninth Annual General Meeting, Supply of Chemists Exceeding Demand, 200
• ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS & SOCIETIES (continued) :
• - INSTITUTE, IRON AND STEEL :
• -- Annual General Meeting, 140, 428
• -- Autumn Meeting to ho Held at Glasgow, 311
• -- Invitation to Visit Spain in 1928, 522
• -- Annual Dinner, 140
• -- Carnegie Fund Grants, 140
• -- Programme of Proceedings, 428
• -- Bessemer Gold Medal Awards, 311
• - INSTITUTE OF METALS :
• -- Annual Dinner, 283
• -- Annual General Meeting in London and Autumn Meeting in Derby, Date Fixtures, 45
• -- "Trade Alloys," Compilation of Full List of, 365
• - INSTITUTE, ROYAL, OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS :
• -- Royal Gold Medal Award, 453
• - INSTITUTION OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS :
• -- Examinations for Associate Membership, 225
• ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS & SOCIETIES (continued):
• - INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS :
• -- Annual Dinner, 370
• -- Annual General Meeting, Awards for Papers, 517
• -- Election of Officers and Council, 559
• -- Heat Engine Trials Committee, Meeting, 611
• - INSTITUTION OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS :
• -- A.M.I.E.E. Examination, 32
• -- Award for Papers, 535
• -- Electro-pneumatic Lamp, German, Very Old, 299
• -- Faraday Medal, Sixth Annual Award, 116
• -- I.E.E. Regulations for the Electrical Equipment of Buildings, 697
• -- Null Methods of Measuring Ratio and Phase Displacement of Two Alternating Voltages, B. C. Churcher, 469
• -- Summer Meeting at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 481
• -- Wireless Section Committee, 1927-28, Nominations to the Committee, 586
• -- Wireless Works Laboratory, P. K. Turner, 629
• - INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS-IN-CHARGE :
• -- Twenty-seventh Annual Dinner, 397
• - INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND SHIP - BUILDERS IN SCOTLAND :
• -- Joint Summer Meeting in Glasgow, 379
• - INSTITUTION OF HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS :
• -- Summer Meetings at Bournemouth, 611
• - INSTITUTION, JUNIOR, OF ENGINEERS :
• -- Annual Dinner, 481
• -- Case Hardening, Percy J. Haler, 44
• -- Iron Foundry Cupola, Efficiency of, Mr. Wolstenholme, 299
• -- J.I.E. "Old Brigade" Meeting, 283
• -- Scientific Apparatus Exhibition, 213
• -- Shock Absorber Units, Design and Construction. C. D. Holland, 469
• -- Unusual Gathering, 200
• - INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS :
• - North-Western Branch :
• -- Machine Tools for Wheel and Axle Production, E. W. Tipple, 166
• - INSTITUTION OF MINING ENGINEERS :
• -- Summer Meeting at Newcastle, 228, 697
• - INSTITUTION OF MINING AND METALLURGY :
• -- Annual Dinner, 222
• -- Annual General Meeting, 222
• -- Awards for Papers, andc, 361
• - INSTITUTION OF MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY ENGINEERS : YORKSHIRE DISTRICT :
• -- Competition and Prizes Offered. 240
• - INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS :
• -- Annual General Meeting, 140
• -- Annual Dinner, 140
• - INSTITUTION, NORTH-EAST COAST, OF ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS :
• -- Joint Summer Meeting in Glasgow. 370
• - INSTITUTION OF PUBLIC LIGHTING ENGINEERS :
• -- Conference to bo Hehl at Brighton, 370
• - INSTITUTION OF RAILWAY SIGNAL ENGINEERS :
• -- Annual Meeting. Elections and Report, 168
• -- Signalling System, New, at Charing Cross, Cannon-street and London Bridge, W. J. Thorowgood, 577
• - INSTITUTION, ROYAL :
• -- Annual Meeting, 507
• -- General Meetings and Elections, 174, 535, 671
• -- Reports and Elections, 507
• - INSTITUTION OF STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS :
• -- Annual Dinner, 559
• -- Brenforce Travelling Scholarship, 311
• -- Examinations for Graduateship and Associate Membership, 674
• -- Scholarship and Medals Awards for Competitive Design, 684
• - SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL INDUSTRY :
• -- Phenol-Aldehyde Resin, Product Possibilities and Difficulties, 327
• - SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS :
• -- Premiums for Technical Papers, 684
• - SOCIETY, ILLUMINATING ENGINEERING :
• -- Novel Form of Discussion, 327
• - SOCIETY, ROYAL AERONAUTICAL :
• -- Alteration of Rule for Chairman's Term of Office ; Re-election of Colonel the Master of Sempill, 547
• - SOCIETY, ROYAL, OF ARTS :
• -- Competition of Industrial Designs, 1927, 463
• - SOCIETY, ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL :
• -- Wireless Transmission and the Upper Atmosphere, Dr. E. V. Appleton, 577
• AUSTRALIAN Commonwealth Lighthouse Service, 45
• Austrian State Highways, Reconstruction Planned, 441
• Automatic Telephone Conversion, This Year's Programme for London and Provinces, 269
• Automatic Telephone Exchanges for Brisbane, To be Supplied by British Firm, 129
• Automobiles, Output in Canada, 469

B

• BARRAGE on the Moldau near Prague, Preliminary Work, 15
• Beet Production, Increase Necessary if the Industry is to become Successful, 159
• Beet Sugar Corporation Factory at Cupar, Anglo-Scottish, Acreage Planned for Beet Growing, 331
• Beet Sugar Factory for Lincolnshire, 159
• Beet Sugar Factory Proposed for Bedfordshire, 657
• Beira Harbour, East Africa, Dredging and Improvement, 413
• Belfast Association of Engineers, Electrically Operated Ship's Deck Machinery, W. E. Porter, 155
• Belfast Harbour, Improvement of Quays, 469
• Belgian Rails for South Africa, Reporter Rejection of More than 25 per cent, or Account of Defects, 269
• Bengal and Need of Irrigation for Cultivation of Land and Reduction of Malaria, 15
• Billingham Works of Synthetic Ammonia am Nitrates, Extension Work Delayed by Coal Stoppage, 24
• Birmingham Decides Against Acquiring Canals 241
• Bituminous Sands of Northern Alberta to be Used for Road Surfacing, 15
• Blast-furnace Gas and Recovery of Crude Cyanide, 269
• Blasting Under Mining Conditions, Study am Investigation by U.S. Bureau of Mines, 101
• Board of Trade and Ministry of Transport Rumours as to Work Readjustment, 79
• Boiler Failures, Statistics and Boiler Insurance 101
• Boiler Plates, Embrittlement of, Remedy Dis covered by Experiments, 551
• Boiler Scale Formation, Report, 577
• Boiler, Vertical, Failure, Official Report, 629
• Boilers on Ships, Stopper Rods and Washers Board of Trade Warning, 45
• Boron Oro Discovery in Majave Desert, California, 327
• Brazilian Factory for Chemical Treatment of National Fibres, Manufacture of Rope, andc. Concession Asked for, 45
• Brick Factory at East Beauport, Quebec Projected, 413
• Brick-making Plant for 150,000 Bricks for British Columbia, Whittaker and Co., 576
• Bricks Made of Calcium Phosphate, 269
• Bricks, Standard Size Fixed by Canadian Association, 327
• BRIDGES
• - Bridge Replacement Across the Coleron River, India, 355
• - Buffalo and Fort Erie and Peace Bridge Connecting Canada with U.S.A., Opened, 657
• - Charing Cross, Proposed Double-decker Bridge, 657
• - Cologne and Millheim Bridge over the Rhine to be Built by Krupps, 75, 185
• - Cologne and Millheim Now Bridge, Prize Design Condemned by Experts, 469 ; Final Decision in Favour of Suspension Bridge, 577
• - Cologne, New Bridge Over the Rhine, 75
• - Concrete Arch Highway Bridge, Series of Load Tests to be Carried out on, 603
• - Concrete Bridge in Durban North, Longest Erected by Private Enterprise, 129
• - Concrete Highway Bridge, Largest Yet Undertaken in United States, 495
• - Double-deck Bridge Over Clarence River, New South Wales, Fresh Tenders to be Invited, 15
• - International Bridge Across the St. Lawrence River Projected, 45; Project Rejected by Dominion House of Commons, 441
• - Lions' Gate at Vancouver, Bridge Across, Projected, 355
• - Murray River Bridge at Echuca, Strengthening Completed, 629
• - Murray River, New Bridge Projected, 71
• - Nerbuddo Bridge, India, 577
• - New Bridge Over the Clyde at Finnieston, 523
• - Niagara Falls, Bill for Construction of Bridge Opposed as Likely to Spoil Beauty of the Falls, 355
• - Port of New York, Projected Bridge to Connect Bayonne, N.J., with Staten Island, 241
• - Projected Bridge Across the Danube, 159
• - Reinforced Concrete Bridge Across Minnesota River, Claimed as Record, 101
• - Sydney Harbour Bridge, Fourth and Last Bearing Completed for, 629
• - Timber Trestle Bridge near Tacoma, Washington, 523
• BRITISH Columbia, Greatest Water Power Unit Yet Discovered, Reserved by Government, 355
• BRITISH ELECTRICAL AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES' RESEARCH ASSOCIATION :
• - Sixth Annual Report, 174
• - British Empire Overseas, Research Relating to, 75
• BRITISH ENGINEERING STANDARDS ASSOCIATION :
• - Specifications :
• - Bull-head Rails, 253
• - Drawn Steel Reinforcement Bars, Proposed New Specification, 674
• British Non-ferrous Metals Research Association, Exhibition, 383
• British Non-ferrous Metals Research Association, Seventh Annual General Meeting. 611 ; Report, 629
• British Optical Science, 566
• Buenaventura Harbour, Agreement for Improvements at, 685
• Burma Oil Company's Agreement with Bugti Tribe in Beluchistan, 577
• Burma, Salin Canal System to be Remodelled. Also Singan Swamp to be Reclaimed, 551

C

• CABLE, New Electric. Laid Between Boulogne and Sandgate, 355
• Cadmium Production at United States Plants, 75
• Calcutta and Bombay Telephone Connection nearly 1800 Miles in Length, 129
• Canada, Forest Fires Damage Lust Year, 523
• Canada, the Main Source of World's Supply of Cobalt, 129
• Canada's Diamond Jubilee Commemoration, 75
• Canada's First Air Mail Service, 550
• Canada's Forests, Campaign for Protection from Fires, 469
• Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Calgary Branch Extension, 129
• Canadian and Uni toil States Co-operation in Investigations Affecting the Mineral Industry, 603
• Canadian Vickers Company's Busy Season. 101
• Canal, Direct, in Belgian Territory, from Meuse to Antwerp, Proposed, 657
• Canal, Hoover Commission Reports in Favour of the St. Lawrence Route for Canal from Croat Lakes to the Atlantic, 15
• Carbon Monoxide, Contamination of Tunnel Air, Tests Made in U.S.A., 299
• Cardington Airship Mooring Tower, 586
• Caustic Soda and Chlorine, Factory for Manufacture of, Near Sydney, Australia, 129
• Cellulose Acetate, Industrial Use of, in France, 629
• Cement in Great Britain, Largely Increased Output., 413
• Central Marine Engine Works, 143
• Cheap Power, Booklet, Ruston and Hornshy, Ltd., 146
• Chilo Starting Factory for Copper Wire to Secure Independence of Foreign Markets, 603
• Chimneys of Reinforced Concrete, Vastly Superior in Wind Resistance to Brick or Steel, 15
• Coal Liquefaction Plant and Calcium Nitrate Plant in Germany, 129
• COAL, COKE AND COLLIERIES :
• - Barnsley Seam Reached at the New Upton Colliery, Near Doncaster, 657
• - Battery of Twenty Coke Ovens to be Put Up Near Barnsley, 383
• - Bedlington Coal Company, Extensive Improvements Involve Suspension of Work, 629
• - Bergius Process of Treating Coal, Dr. J. A. Roelofsen, 185
• - Bituminous Coal, Second International Conference, 326
• - Brazilian Government and Coal Mining, 185
• - British Coal-raising Record, 213
• - British Columbia Coal Production in 1926, Reduced Amount, 269
• - By-products Works to Experiment on Low- temperature Carbonisation, 441
• - Canadian Improved Coal Output, 213
• - Chimney Stack Razed to the Ground and Path-Head Colliery Dismantled, 159
• - Coal Analysis, Report on, 413
• - Coal, Modern Methods of Using as Fuel, 383
• - Coal Seam Discovery in Newfoundland, 523
• - Coal Seam Reported Struck at Crosby, Cumberland, 97
• - Coal Shipments from the Tyne, 213
• - Coals and Temperature at which Decomposition Begins, General Investigation in Progress, 603
• - Colliery Company Reopening in Lancashire, 159
• - Colliery Wharf on the River Ouse, 213
• - Czechoslovakia Hard Coal Production Statistics for 1926, 241
• - Durham and Northumberland Coalfields, Physical and Chemical Survey of, 441
• - English and German Coal Markets Position During and Since the English Strike, 495
• - Formosa, Output of Cool from, 577
• - France, Output of Coal and Pig Iron in January and February, 469
• - Gas Supply Over Long Distances Direct from Coal Pits, Question Under Consideration, 83
• - Hungary's Slump in Coal Demand, Coalgetting Restricted, 355
• - Kent Colliery and Aerial Ropeway, Probable Closing of Colliery, 327 ; Revival of Scheme, Favourable Result Hoped for, 657
• - Koppers Continuous Vertical Chamber Coke Ovens, First Installation in this Country, 383
• - Low-temperature Carbonisation of Coal on Large Scale Proposed for Canada, 441
• - National Coal Resources, 342
• - Oil Shale, Distilling, Fushun Colliery Plant for, 434
• - Oil Shale Laboratory Work and Further Developments at Fushun Collieries, 469
• - Output of Coal from Mines of Great Britain, 21
• - Powell Duffryn Steam Coal Company, Ltd., Appointment of Managing Director, 45
• - Pulverised Coal for Scotch Marine Boilers, Favourable Result of Laboratory Tests, 653
• - Safety in Coal Mining. Problems, 629
• - Scam of Coal Found During Well Sinking, Near Leamington, 551
• - Seaham Harbour, New Coal Pit Projected, 667
• - Sinking Progress at New Colliery at Upton, 213
• - South African Coal Industry, Natal Section, Crippled for Lack of Railway Rolling Stock, 15
• - South Australia, Coal and Lignite Resources of, 213
• - Soviet Union Sinking New Coal Shafts, 551
• - Union of South Africa's Coal Output in November, 1926, 269
• - United States Statistics of Coal Mine Fatalities in 1926, 241
• - Wemyss Coal Company's Shaft, Record Diameter, 629
• COLD Storage Warehouse, Large. Projected Construction for Benefit of British Columbia Fruit Crop, 15
• Collapse of Tank and Tower Duo to Removal of Rod Connections, 159
• Colonial Scientific and Research Service, 685
• Columns Having H-shaped Sections, Testing of Different Types of Construction, 101
• Commercial Motor Users Association, Annual London Motor Parade, 228
• Compressed Air System, Transmission Losses in, 657
• Concrete Construction, Novel System for Houses at Cambridge, 383
• Concrete, Result of Heat Test. Effects, 15
• Concrete Slab Lowered by Means of Melting Ice Blocks, 523
• Congo, Cataract Region of, to be Made Navigable for Large Steamers, 75
• Congress on the Explosion Engine, 618
• Congress of Gas Engineers, Coke Oven Managers anti Fuel Section of Society of Chemical Industry Postponed, 159
• Continental New Steamship Route. French Steamers and L.M. and S. Railway, 441
• Copper Mines, Allihies, Berehaven, Co. Cork, Work Resumed, 355
• Copper Ore Raised by Union Miniere du Haut Katanga, 129
• Copper Pipe Explosion, Probable Cause of, 551
• Corona Discharge During Cracking of Oils, 185
• Corrosion, An Interesting Case of, in Adelaide, H. E. Bellamy, 45
• Crane Accident, Unusual, 413
• Crude Petroleum Refining in Great Britain, 441
• Crystal Detectors, Rectifying Action of, 551
• Cutting Speed of a Diamond Bit Used in Oilfields, 45
• Czechoslovak Projected Fund for Road Improvement on Large Scale, 299

D

• DAM Building in Record Time, but at Record Cost, 269
• Damming the Water of Three Lakes m Quebec, Plans Submitted. 45
• Dead Sea Mineral Contents, Estimated Value of, 523
• Death of Colonel H. G. Prout, 241
• Detonation in an Engine Using Liquid Fuel. 185
• Diamonds, Black, and White or Borts, 15
• Diesel Engine Burning Whale Oil, 213
• Diesel Engines versus Steam Turbines, Result of Costs Calculation, 185
• Dock Facilities, Possible Establishment of, on the River Tees, 694
• Doulton's Manufacture of Stoneware Drainage Pipes Transferred from Lambeth to Erith, 577
• Dredger Breakdown at Bombay, Result of Investigation, 551
• Durban Technical College Extensions, 327

E

• EAST London, South Africa, Projected Turning Basin 1000ft. Square, 551
• Eclipse of the Sun, Total Lantern Lecture, 538
• Edinburgh and Glasgow, First Completed Section of New Arterial Road
• ELECTRICAL MATTERS
• - Alternating Voltages, Measuring Ratio and Phase Displacement, R. C. Churcher, 469
• - Assisted Wiring Scheme Increases Customers. 495
• - Atmosphere and the Variation in Electric- Field, 129
• - Auxiliary Hot-water Heating System in Electric Houses at Glasgow, 129
• - Basingstoke Electricity Works, 314
• - British Columbia's Electric Development, 185
• - British Electrical Development Association Annual Dinner, 339
• - Calcutta Big Power Station, First of Three Turbines Started Up, 101
• - Cape Town Electricity Undertaking, Proposed Extensions, 519 ; and Expenditure on, 603
• - Carolina Company Installing Electric Storage Batteries, each Weighing 100,000 lb., 15
• - Columbia Power Station Remarkable Operating Results, 469
• - County of London Electric Supply Company, New Engineer-in-Chief, 577
• - Design and Balancing of Three-phase, Low- tension Systems. W. Fordham Cooper, 603
• - Destructive Insects Destroyed by Electric Light, 241
• - Distributors of Too Small Area, Needless Expense Caused by Replacement to Meet Increasing Demand, 523
• - Electrical Blasting from a Circuit, Needful Precautions, 159
• - Electric Crucible Furnace, First Country, 355
• - Electrical Generating Plant Extension at Beckton Works, 213
• - Electrical Industry in the U.S.A., 213
• - Electric Motor Breakdown. Interesting Case of, 495
• - Electric Trolley Bus, 298
• - Electricity from Coke Oven Gas, Staveley Coaland Iron Company's Progress, 15
• - Electricity (Supply) Act. 1926, 113
• - Extra High-tension Systems, Fourth Conference on, 15
• - French Regulations as to Use of Electrical Equipment Underground, 241
• - Fukien Province of China, Electricity Supply for Kulangsu, 15
• - German Use of Electricity, Report of the Industry, 629
• - Ghent, New Central Electricity Station Completed, 299
• - Hackney Electricity Committee, Proposed Extensions, 551
• - Heating, Electric, in Strasbourg. Great Increase in Consumption, 185
• - House Heating by Electricity, 75
• - Hull, Quebec, Ample Supply of Electric Energy for any Industry, 413
• - Industrial Electric Heating Load in United States, 495
• - Insulating Material, Valuable Discovery, Professor A. I. Yoffe, 269
• - International High-tension Transmission Congress, the Fourth, to be held in Paris, 523
• - Italy, Large Transformers in Use, 629
• - Kootenay River, British Columbia. New Generating Station, 383
• - Large Electric Generators for Southern California, Unusual Design, 241
• - Liverpool Power Station, Second Large Generating Sot to be Installed, 101
• - Low-tension Supply Appliances, 495
• - Melbourne Electrical Exhibition, 551
• - Mercury-Arc Rectifier, Automatic, Substation at Verdun, Quebec, 241
• - Mica, Chief Use in Electrical Industries 577
• - Moffatt Tunnel Rock Removal by Shot Fired by Electric Current at Washington, 277
• - Moscow Report on Electrification of the Donetz Biwin, 269
• - 1200-Kilowatt Oil-driven Plant at Ashford, Position of Small Stations, 469
• - Power Plant, 50,000-Kilowatt. Proposed for Supply of Electricity to Canberra, Australia, 450
• - Power Transmission Line. High-voltage, between Montiers and Lyons, Underground Cable Installed for a High Section of the Line, 603
• - Pumps, Electrically Driven, for Irrigation, 43
• - Restaurant with all Heat, Light and Power Derived from Electricity, 80
• - Safety Lamp, New Electric Type, 213
• ELECTRICAL MATTERS (continued) :
• - Salmon River, Idaho, Horse-power Development Anticipated, 269
• - Secondary Batteries in Warships, Restricted Use of, 469
• - Shannon Electricity Supply Bill, 299
• - Society Electrique du Nord-Ouest, Prosperous Financial Year, 558
• - South Africa,m Increase in Imports of Electrical Machinery, 551
• - Southend Suggests Electricity Power Station Erection on Canvey Island, 269
• - Swellendam, South Africa, Electric Lighting Scheme for, 129
• - Tasmanian Hydro-electric Supply System. Great Increase in Number of Consumers, 101
• - Towers for Transmission Line from the Shannon to Dublin, 213
• - Turbo-alternator Set, 20,000-Kilowatt, Alternator for, C. A. Parsons and Co., Ltd., 87
• - Turbo-alternator Set, 25,000-Kilowatt, for Liverpool, Installation Followed by Order for Second Similar Set, 299
• - Victorian State Electricity Commission, Various Extensions and Undertakings, 261
• - Welding Electrode, New Type, 495
• - West Midland Electricity Scheme for Area of 1095 Square Miles, 159
• ELECTROLUX Works, Luton, 592
• Electro platers' and Depositors' Technical Society, Electro-deposited Coatings for Prevention of Corrosion, H. Sutton, 158 ; Electro-deposition of Iron, T. Jolmston, 256
• Elevator for Canada, Largest Single-working Constructed in One Unit, 685
• Empire Sugar, 428
• "Engineer" Degree to Involve Nine Years' Work, 45
• Engineers' League Challenge Shield for Rifle Shooting, 29
• Excavation of Submarine Pipe Trench, 75
• EXHIBITIONS :
• - A.E.G. Transformer Works. Berlin, Plant for New Treatment of Oil, 657
• - British Industries Fair, 45 ; American Buyers to Obtain Remission of Fee on Passport Visa to Great Britain, 45
• - Como, Exhibition, Commemorative Centenary, 101
• - Exhibition of Results of Recent Research Work on Adhesives Application, 15
• - International Foundry Exhibition to be Organised in Paris, 657
• - Melbourne Electrical Exhibition, 551
• - Melbourne, Exhibition of British Goods, 181
• - Milan Sample Fair, 228
• - Model Railway Club Annual Exhibition, 469
• - North-East Coast Industries Exhibition Postponed, 327
• - Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 222
• - Royal Dublin Society's Spring Show at Ball's Bridge, 159
• - Scientific Apparatus Exhibition, 213
• - Street Lighting Appliances Exhibition at Brighton, 197
• - Trade Exhibition at Manchester of Modern Power Efficiency Machinery, 241
• EXPLOSION of Hot Plate and Needful Precautions, Board of Trade Comments, 15
• Explosion of a Stenin Trap, 75
• Explosion of Tube in Steam-heated Oven, Surveyor's Report, 629

F

• FACTORY, Crosse and Blackwell, to be Used for Artificial Silk Manufacture, 129
• Failure of Old Gauge Glass Fitting on Board a Steam Drifter, 15
• Fairs--see Exhibitions
• Faraday House Electrical Engineering College Entrance Scholarships, 425
• Federated Malay States to Import Dredgers for Flood Prevention Work, 241
• Federation of British Industries Meeting, 314
• Fertiliser from Vegetable Refuse, Scheme for Production at Birmingham, 327
• Finnish Manufacture of Gunpowder and Nitro-cellulose, 241
• Fire in Chemical Works and Use of Ammonia Gas, 75
• Fires, Carbon Bisulphide, Necessary Precaution in Use of Water for Extinction, 269
• Fishing Industry, Recovery of By-products, 327
• Flame Movement, The Study of, O. C. de C. Ellis, 469
• Forest Products Research Laboratory. Paper on Movement of Moisture Through Wood, 15
• Fracture of Quartz by Heat, Result of Laboratory Experiments, 241
• France, Output of Coal and Pig Iron in January and February, 469
• "Frigorifico" at South Dock, Buenos Aires, Most Up-to-date Cold Storage, 327
• Fruit in Cold Storage and Temperature Precautions, 213
• Fruit Storage in Gas, Experiments, 523
• Fuel Research and By-products, 75

G

• GALVESTON Bay, Coast Submergence, 159
• Garbage, Household, New Method for Recovery of Valuable Products from, 129
• Gas Welding for Chromium Alloys, 555
• Gasworks, Dawsholm, Glasgow, Projected Extension of, 129
• Germany, Reported Projected Company to Study Problem of Long-distance Production of Gas from Lignite, 551
• Gold Find, Very Rich, on Western Shore of Lake Victoria Nyanza, 355
• Gold Output from South African Mines in 1926, 159, 185
• Gold, Particles of, New Electrical Device for Reclaiming, 355
• Gold Recovery from Cleaning Up of Old Plant in Abandoned South African Mine, 523
• Gold Yield of New South Wales for 1926, 355
• Gun-laying in Warships, Device for Reducing Effects of Rolling and Pitching, 355

H

• HAIFA and Baghdad. Transport Service Projected, 185
• Harbour Works in Spain, 657
• Heat Insulating Material with Cork as Basis, 355
• Heat Transfer to Heavy Oils in Steam Heaters, Result of Experiments, 577
• Herne Bay Waterworks, Centrifugal Bore hole Pump, 15
• High-speed Steel Hacksaw Blades. Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Ltd., 253
• Highway Engineering, Chair of, at London University, 685
• Hull, Alexandra Dock Gates Reconstruction, 413
• Hume Reservoir, Australia. Threatened with Extinction, Urgent Need of Improved Management, 603
• Hydraulic Accumulators, Advantage of Using Air Pressure Instead of Dead Weight for Loading, 14
• Hydro-electric Development of Canada, 129, 383
• Hydro-electric Development of Switzerland, 629
• Hydro-electric Installation on Batiscan River, Canada, Particulars of, 666
• Hydro-electric Plant in California, 60in. Penstock for, 355
• Hydro-electric Plants, Very Large, on Winnipeg River, 355, 413
• Hydro-electric Power Plant Construction on the Saluda River, Platts by Lexington Water Power Company, Columbia, 355
• Hydro-electric Power Station at Meso, Inauguration by Crown Prince of Italy, 657
• Hydro-electric Scheme. Mandi, India, Tunnel Piercing to Begin, 523
• Hydro-electric Scheme on Susquehanna River, Maryland, Progress of, 15
• Hydro-electric Schemes in Victoria. Australia, 551
• Hydro-electric Schemes at Zurich, in the Engadine, and the Lower Aare River, 211

I

• ICEBERGS, High Temperatures for Rapid Destruction of, 603
• Ijmuiden, North Sea Port, Now Lock to he Largest in the World, 129
• Impact of Light Effects and Value of Attention to them, 241
• Indian Road and Transport Development Association, 280
• India's Surfeit of Self-termed Engineers, 129
• Industrial Liverpool, 531
• Industry, New, tor Manufacture of Megans into Building Boards, andc., 101
• Ingot Mould, Huge Size of, 383
• Institutes and Institutions--see Associations
• International Commission on Illumination, Meeting at Bellagio, 586
• International Conference on Large Electric High-tension Systems, 481
• Irish Engineering and Foundry Firm Completes Ninety-six Years of Continuous Activity, 15
• Irish Free State's Road Grant, 269
• IRON AND STEEL
• - Ashton Mechanical Iron Puddling Process, 635
• - Blast-furnaces, Idle for Years, Being Blown in, 383
• - Cast Steel, Alternating Stress Fatigue Tests. Professor H. F. Moore, 15
• - Cobalt Steel Magnets, Super Cast, J. F. Kayser, 45
• - Electrodeposition of Iron. T. Johnston, 256
• - European Steel Cartel's Output, 269
• - Foundry Moulds and Cores, Nitride Application to Surface of, a great Advantage. F. Bickowsky, 45
• - Gamngara Manganese Corporation Formed in South Africa, 577
• - Gaseous Reduction of Iron Ore, Mr. Heihachi Kamura, 523
• - Heat Treatment of Steel. Recent Experiments, 657
• - Ilmenite-bearing Iron Ores. New Use for, 213
• - Indian Tariff Board Report and Steel Industry Protection, 185
• - Ingots of Basic Open-hearth Steel. Huge Size, 629
• - Iron Deposits Discovered in Mountains of County Leitrim, 159
• - Iron Ore from Hudson Bay Island to be Tested in England, 159
• - Iron Smelting, New Electrical Process of, 383
• - Iron and Steel Industry in Pretoria, 129
• - Manganese Deposits in Kuruman District, South Africa, 462
• - Manganese Ores Research in the United States, 523
• - Manganese Steel Railway Crossings, 413
• - Maple Leaf Steel Mills, Development on Large Scale of Iron and Steel Manufacture, 15
• - Molybdenum Used in Steel, New Method, 383
• - Mysore Ironworks, Scheme to Utilise Byproducts, 685
• - National Federation of Iron and Steel Manufacturers, Reports :
• -- Furnaces in Blast, Pig Iron and Steel Production in 1926, 185
• -- Furnaces in Blast, Pig Iron and Steel Production in January, 185
• -- Furnaces in Blast, Pig Iron and Steel Production, Comparison Between 1926 and 1927, in February, 299
• -- Furnaces in Blast, Pig Iron and Stool Production, Comparison Between 1926 and 1927, in March, 413
• -- Furnaces in Blast, Pig Iron and Steel Production, Comparison Between 1926 and 1927, in April, 577
• -- Furnaces in Blast, Pig Iron and Steel Production, Comparison Between 1926 and 1927, in May, 657
• - Ore Extraction from Mounds Near Cleveland Ironstone Mines, 213
• - Pig Iron Imports into the United States in 1925, 269
• - Pig Iron, New and Valuable Type in Norway, 129
• - Record Steel Output, 213
• IRON AND STEEL (continued) :
• - South Africa, Sub-Continent. Major Occurences of Iron Ore, 419
• - South Australia, Production of Iron Ore, Statistics, 685
• - South Russian Steel Works Tube Mill and Steel Plant, 383
• - Steam Pipes, Cast Iron, for High Pressures, Need of Great Care to Secure Even Thickness of Metal, 503
• - Steel, British and American, Compared, 45
• - Steel Pipes Manufacture in Factory Projected at Vereeniging, S.A.. 81
• - Steel Production by New Furnace at Cardiff. A British Record. 523
• - Steel Protection Bill in Indian Legislative Assembly, 129
• - Steel Sections, Arc-welded. Better than Cast Iron for Machine Parts, J. F. Lincoln, 603
• - Swedish Iron Industry, Government Measures for Support, 685
• - Swedish Ironworks Collaboration in Technical Research Work, Extension of, 685
• - Technological Laboratory in American Steel Industry, 495
• - United States Iron Ore Mining Statistics for 1926, 100
• IRRIGATION Project Submitted to Mexican Government, 523
• Irrigation Pumps, Electrically Driven, 13

J

• JAPAN'S Total Disappearance into the Pacific Predicted if Earthquakes Continue, 413
• Johannesburg Municipal Gasworks, 185
• Jubilee of Service, 29

K

• KAURI Timber Industry of New Zealand and Use of Waste Wood, 495

L

• LANDSLIDES in South Wales, Professor G. Knox, 413
• Lead and Copper Production in the United States in 1925 and 1926, 129
• Lead Discoveries in Kiaochow and at Tsian, Fengtien Province, 241
• Lead Mine, Derelict for Nearly Eighty Years, Reopened on Discovery of Rich Vein, 355
• Lead Mine, Western Australia, New Treatment Plant Completed, 441
• Lead Mines Near Harrogate Reopened, 159
• Lead Mining Industry in Wales, Attempted Re vivid, 269
• Lead Producing Field in South-West Africa, Hopeful Prospect from, 185
• Lenham By-pass. Concrete Road, Officially Opened, 413
• Liege-Antwerp Canal, Direct, Proposed, 685
• Lime Whitewash for Brickwork of High Temperature Industrial Furnaces, E. P. Arthur and Others, 495
• Limestone Removal by' Mining Superior to Quarrying, 383
• Lincoln Cathedral Repairs, Fresh Defects Discovered, 327
• Load Tests on a Concrete Arch Highway Bridge, 603
• Loughborough College, British Empire Scholarships Awards, 592
• Lubricants, Good, from Certain Crude Oils, Tests in America, 441
• Lubricants, G. W. Watson, 355
• Lubrication Problems, 535

M

• MACHINE Tool Home Trade Slowly Recovering, 495
• Machine Tool Trades' Association, Annual Dinner, 339
• Madras Hydro-electric Schemes and Railway Electrification in South India, Government Committee to be Appointed, 159
• Magnesite Beds in Manchuria, 75, 213
• Magneto, The High-tension, with Tungsten Contacts, 441
• Manchester's Lark of Light and Excessive Deposit of Foreign Matter from Atmosphere, 603
• Manhattan Island Excavation, Island's Value Now and 300 Years Ago, 450
• Manitoba, Highway Construction Programme, 413
• Marlow Lock Reopened After Reconstruction, 409
• Measurement of Air Flow in Mines, 355
• Merchandise Marks Act, 1926, 367, 400
• Mercury Obtained in Distillation of Coal Tar, 413
• Mercury, Selling Price of, Negotiations Between Spanish and Italian Governments, 269
• Mersey Tunnel, Now. Settlement Reached as to Birkenhead Entrances, 469
• Metallic Alloys, Reported Discovery of Three New, 523
• Metrovick Carnival, 397
• Mexico City and Acapulco, Highway Between, Extensive Scheme Planned, 603
• Mino Ventilation Problems, C. F. Raney, 355
• Mineralogical Analyses. Varieties in Chemical Investigation, 327
• Mines Accidents Statistics for 1926, 213
• Mining Prospects in Canada, Dr. Adam Shortt, 383
• Molybdite, Two New Leaching Methods for Recovery of, 129
• Montevideo Scheme for Construction of the Rambla Sud (South Sea Wall), 241
• Montreal, Port of. Further Expenditure on Development, 15
• Monument to Eiffel Projected in Paris, 159
• Motor Road Proposed Between Genoa, Milan and Hamburg, 101
• Motor Transport Growth in Southern Rhodesia, 241
• Motor Vehicle Increase in India and Ceylon, Creation of Central Road Board and other Measures Proposed, 101
• Mysore State Industries, Experiments, 685

N

• NATAL Sugar Industry and Alcohol Production as Motor Spirit, 269
• Natural Gas for Lifting Oil from Deep Oil Wells,
• Natural Graphite. Chief Uses of, 657
• Newfoundland Mining Industry Revival Possible, 213
• New Zealand Invites Tenders for Electric Locomotives, Machinery and Material from British Firms, 269
• New Zealand's Variety of Heavy Orders Placed in United Kingdom, 327
• Newsprint Factory Projected at Port Arthur, Ontario, 355
• Newsprint Factory at Winnipeg, Projected Increase, 356
• Newsprint Mills at Bathurst. New Brunswick, 355
• Newsprint Production in Canada, 603
• Nigeria's Road and Railway Construction Programme, 327
• Nitrogen, Atmospheric, Government Aid in Brazil in Erection of Factory for Fixation, 75
• North /Australia Needs Works Engineer, 603
• Nova Scotia, Wealth in Gypsum Shipped to the United States, 441

O

• OIL from Alaska, Poor Prospect of, 185
• Oil, Commercial Production of by Hydrogenation of Brown Coal, 383
• Oil, Crude, Production in Tasmania, 159
• Oil Discovery Near Grand View, Canada, 129
• Oil Drilling Operations, Analysing Underground Waters Encountered, 685
• Oil Recovery in Large Quantities by the Bowie- Gavin Process, 159
• Oil Removal from Steam Engine Condenser Water, Professor Dijkshoorn, 269
• Oil Sand and "Tar Spring" Accessible Deposits in Canada and in California, 129
• Oil Shale. Valuable Discovery in Longquimay Valley, Chili, 523
• Oil Shale--see also Coal
• Oils and Lubricants, Specifications for India Stores Department, 185
• Oldest Engineering Firm, 312
• Ontario Association of Professional Engineers, Annual Meeting, 185
• Ontario Road Construction Schemes, 383
• Ontario's Wealth in Valuable White and Red Pine, 383
• Oxygen, Percentage Necessary to Keep in Good Health, 299

P

• PAINT Spraying Machines for Clyde Shipyards, Balloting on Employers' Proposals, 269
• Palestine's Interest in Dead Sea Concession for Extraction of Potash, 495
• Panama and Suez Canals Traffic Comparison, 185
• Paper, High Quality, Successful Production from State Forests Bamboo, Bombay, 685
• Paper Pulp Manufacture in Tasmania, Expert- mental Plant, 685
• Paper Pulp Mill Projected on Vancouver Island, 185
• Past and Present Crewe Pupils' Thirty-seventh Annual Dinner, 618
• Patent Prolongation of Five Years, 159
• Pavement, Double, Type Being Used in Paris, 629
• Petrol, Synthetic, and Other By-products from Spitzbergen Coal, Factory "for Production, 523
• Petroleum Industry Losses Due to Formation of Water in Oil Emulsions, 15
• Petroleum in Okla, U.S.A., Very Large Increase in Production by New Method, 45
• Petroleum Operations at Infantas, Colombia, Success Results, 129
• Petroleum Pipe Lines in the United States, 185
• Petroleum Reserves of America, Deeper Drilling Believed to be Best Solution for Supply, 101
• Phenolic, Products Removal from Effluent Liquors from Distillation of Gasworks Ammonia, 383
• Platinum Concentrates in South Africa, Output of, 577
• Platinum Discovery in Quebec, 657
• Platinum and Palladium Recovery while Refining Nickel-copper Matte, 657
• Platinum, Rich Deposit Discovered in Province of Quebec, 327
• Plumbago Industry, Flagging, in Ceylon, 577
• Portland Cement, British Rapid-hardening, for Re-paving of Broadway, New York, 523
• Portuguese Government Plans for Good Roads, 502
• Potash Salts Reserves, Russian Geological Mission Investigation Report, 523
• Power Alcohol Manufacture on the Queensland Sugar Fields, 241
• Power Alcohol Plant Near Mackay, Queensland, Large Capacity of, 355
• Power Generation and Distribution, Commission of Inquiry Appointed by Saskatchewan Government, 413
• Power Provision to Replace Diesel Plant by, Harnessing Umtata Falls, South Africa, 355
• Presentation to Professor Dempster Smith, 425
• Prince Edward Island, Expenditure on Harbours and Rivers, 603
• Printing Trades and Illumination Research Committee's Report, 299
• Professor D. A. Low, Complimentary Dinner to, 90
• Pulp and Paper Mill Plant Proposed for Erection on Vancouver Island, 657
• Pulp and Paper Mill Projected for Prince George, British Columbia, 45
• Pulp and Paper Production in Canada, Notable Industry, 189, 327
• Pulpwood and Water Power Resources of Quebec, Development, 213

Q

• QUARRY Managers' Institution, Annual Conference, 225
• Quebec and Northern Ontario, Record Gold Production Anticipated, 413
• Quebec Rivalling Ontario and British Columbia as a Metal-producing Province, 129

R

• RADIUM Recovery After Passing Through Destructor Fires, 269
• RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS :
• - Accidents :
• -- Accident Inquiries Affected by the Strike and Coal Stoppage in 1926, 213
• -- Anniversary of General Strike and Serious Accidents, 523
• -- Collision, Due to Fog, Between Light Engine and Passenger Train, Report and Recommendation, 101
• -- Collision Between Freight Trains, Inquiry and Report, 684
• -- Collision at Gale St. Halt, on Tilbury Section, Report on Causes, 603, 685
• -- Collision Between Light Engine and Passenger Train Near Birmingham, 159
• -- Collision with Light Engine at Penistone Station, 241, 269
• -- Collision of Scottish Express with Light Engine, 551
• -- Collision, Serious, on Bengal-Nagpur Railway, 327
• -- Collision at Sheffield Station, Result of Inquiry, 629
• -- Collision Between Train and Motor Car at Unprotected Level Crossing, Report on, 413
• -- Derailment hut Little Damage on Express from Manchester to York, 101
• -- Fatal Accident to Driver on the L. and N.E.R., Report, 411
• -- Fiftieth Anniversary of Remarkable Accident, 355
• -- Finsbury Park Accident Report, 628
• -- Government- Inquiries into Accidents, 148
• -- Hull Railway Disaster Inquiry, 213, 241, 327
• -- Mishaps and Delayed Trains on the Southern and Metropolitan District Lines, 101
• -- Occupation Crossing Fatality Near Tottenham, 241
• -- Past Years, Analysis of Accidents in the Present Century, 15
• -- Report on Accident at Roudhain, Ancient Regulations Still in Force, Bridge Recommended, 469
• -- Report on Collision on the Southern Railway, 159
• -- Report on Derailment Caused by Broken Brake Hanger, 218
• -- Report on Derailment Outside Charing Cross Station After Re-signalling of Yard, 245
• -- Report on Rawmarsh Fatal Collision, 327
• -- Royal Commission Railway Accidents Report Fifty Years Ago, 159
• -- Runaway Carriages Derailed and Damaged on Rishworth Branch, 129
• -- Thirty-third Anniversary of Bad Accident, 625
• - American Interstate Bureau of Safety, Exception to General Good Will, 184
• - Anti-friction Clips for Switches, 159
• - Antioquia Railway, Projected Tunnel Between Santiago and Limon, 75
• - Appointments and Staff Changes, 75, 382, 523, 603, 662, 693
• - Australian Losses on Steam Tramways at Certain Centres to be Abolished as Nonpaying Concerns, 101
• - Australian North-South Transcontinental Extension, First Sod Turned, 101
• - Automatic Signalling on the Great Northern Railway of America, Various Records of the Railway, 101
• - Automatic Train Control, New System on Reading--New Jersey--Railroad, 75
• - Automatic Train Control, Trial of New Switch to Cut Off Battery Automatically, 101
• - Avonmouth Light Railway Transferred from Private Ownership, 441
• - Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Locomotives, Repainting and Re-naming, 469
• - Becontree Housing Scheme and Railway Extension Question, 185
• - Belgian Rails Supplied to South Africa, Considerable Proportion Rejected, South African Trade with the Empire, 299
• - Birthday Honours for Engineers and Industrialists, 629
• - Bridges--see Separate Heading
• - Britain and Japan, Exchange of Courtesy, 685
• - British Columbia Electric Railway Plant, 185 ; (Letter), 559
• - British Railways Handicapped by Smallness of Goods Consignments, 413
• - Burmah Desires State Management of its Railways, 383
• - Buxton and Ashby Light Railway Closed Down, 241
• - Calais and Brussels, New Train to Connect with 11 a.m. Train from Victoria, 248
• - Canadian National Railways, Engineers' Report on Proposed Route for New Line, 629
• - Canadian National Railways Improved Position, 383
• - Canadian National Railways, Programme for Construction of Branch Lines, 355
• - Canadian National Railway's Steady Financial Improvement, 15
• - Canadian Northern National Railways, Earnings in 1926, 185
• - Canal, Kennett and Avon, Question of its Future, 185
• RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):
• - Central of New Jersey Railway New Bridge, 75, 677
• - Channel Tunnel Question, Scheme Opposed by all Parties, 603
• - Coal Stoppage and Wagon Supply Trouble, 213
• - Colombia, Survey on Section of the Puerto Witches Railway, 495
• - Compensation Money Paid to Railways, 269
• - Continuous Brakes for Goods Trains, 685
• - Cost of Living Figure and Extra Shilling for Railwaymen, 15
• - Court House Station. Changes of Ownership and Rolling Stock on Various Midland County Railways, 75
• - Danger of Using Boards Left on a Roof, 15
• - Death of Mr. George Deuchars, 441
• - Death of Mr. W. T. Foxleo, 383
• - Death of Mr. George A. Mountain, 327
• - Death of Mr. J. H. E. Secretan, 45
• - Dividend Reduction and Withdrawals from Reserve Funds on all the Principal Railways, 213
• - Dublin and Lucan Electric Railway Sold to Tramways Company, 629
• - East London, Transit Accommodation in. Suggested Postponement of Further House Building, 101, 185
• - Egyptian Government Railways Now* All Standard Gauge, 657
• - Electric Railways in the Ruhr and Westphalian District, Doubtful Scheme, 577
• - Finance Statistics of Four Great Lines. 657
• - Foreign Coal Contracts Necessitate Further Large Transferences from Reserved Funds, 213
• - Foreign Coal Imports and Shortage of Wagons 15
• - German Railway Students Touring English Railways, 495
• - Great Indian Peninsular Railway, Projected Independent Electric Power Station, 101
• - Great Northern Engine No. 1 Placed in York Museum, 383
• - Great Southern Railways of Ireland. Alterations in Signalling Operation at Killarney Junction, Kingstown, andc., 412
• - Great Western Railway :
• -- Junction, Old Oak Common, for Wycombe Line, Improvement, Projection, 495
• -- Kennett and Avon Canal, Abandonment Decision Modified, 185
• -- Land Taken Over on Lease from G. W.R. by Patent Fuel Company, 277
• -- Mineral Wagons, 20-Ton, Rebate of Charges to be Allowed for Use of Such, 129
• -- Newton Abbot Station Opened After Rebuilding, 441
• -- Newton Abbot Station, Souvenir of Brunel, 577
• -- Plymouth, Overseas Mails Arriving to be Handled by Belt Conveyor Instead of by Men, 495
• -- Up and Down Lines for Engines and Empty Stock, 299
• -- Wages Bill of the Company, 629
• - Guaranteed Week for Railwaymen Being Gradually Restored, 213
• - Harbin Electric Tramway Extension, 15
• - Heavy Outlay of Four Larger Companies Last Year on Engines and Rolling Stock, 383
• - Hudson Bay Railway Completion, Question of Choice of Termini, 469
• - Hull, Alexandra Dock Gates Reconstruction, 413
• - India, Class I. Railways, Locomotives and Rolling Stock Equipped with or Piped for Vacuum Brake, 15
• - Irish Mails between London and Belfast. Holyhead-Kingstown Route Restored, 469, 657
• - Irish Mails for Ulster, Suggested Change from Kingstown to Killough Harbour, County Down, 355
• - Irish National Wages Board, Chairman's Resignation, 629
• - Irish Railway Companies Financial Returns, 269
• - Italy, Increase in Length of Electrified Railways, 603
• - Johannesburg, Cost of New Railway Station Extensions, 327
• - Jointly Owned and also Light Railways, Exceptional Legislation for, 523
• - Largest Passenger Locomotive (Correction), 26
• - Level Crossings, Occupation, or Otherwise, Parties Responsible, 351
• - Locomotive for Mine Haulage, Most Powerful in the World, 657
• - Locomotives, High Power, "Mountain" Type Built by Spanish Firm, 657
• - London Electric Railways Company :
• -- Enlarged Station in Piccadilly Circus, Oneway Traffic Difficulties, 101
• -- Lighting, Concealed. Experiment on Piccadilly Railway, 577
• -- Liverpool Overhead Railway Supplied with Electric Power, 685
• -- London Site Wanted by One Railway, but Bought by Another, 299
• -- Morden Terminus Motor Garage, 185
• -- Unusual Incident Causes Holding-up of Trains, 213
• - London, Midland and Scottish Railway :
• -- Ancient History, Midland Company and Scottish Policy, 603
• -- Automatic Signalling, Cause of Delay, 269
• -- Belfast Steamship Service of the Company to be Transferred from Fleetwood and Centred Wholly on Heysham, 693
• -- Caprotti Steam Valves Reported to be Adopted for Locomotives, 441
• -- Coleraine-Port rush Deviation to Port-stewart, 523
• -- Estimates of Expenditure on Capital Account, 241
• -- L.M. and S. New Train and Steamship Service to the Continent end Tilbury and Dunkirk, 469
• -- Naming of Some Long-distance Trains, 68
• -- New Administration by Four Vice-Presidents, 15
• -- New All-steel Passenger Coaches and Projected New Locomotives, 101
• RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):
• - London, Midland and Scottish Railway (continued) :
• -- Non-stop Run Between Euston and Scotland, 685
• -- Passenger Brake Vans, New Type, 240
• -- Railwaymen's Investments in Railway Stock, 629
• -- Rates Increase to be Imposed Cautiously, 355
• -- Road, Motor and Railway Working, Appeal to the Government as to Adjustment of Expenses, 276
• -- Seventy-five New Coaches for Service in London Area, 495
• -- Sidings, Increased, for Handling Coal Traffic, 75
• -- Suggestions Made by Staff, Bureau Started at Euston, 413
• -- Water Troughs Laid Down in Scotland for Long Non-stop Runs, 15, 159 ; Change of Plans Projected, 551 ; Misconception and Explanation, 45
• - London and North-Eastern Railway :
• -- Bridge Collapse Interferes with Traffic, 299
• -- Expenditure Charged to Capital, Varying Practice of Different Railways, 269
• -- Foreign Coal Contracts as Provision Against Possible Railway Stoppage, 355
• -- Future of British Railways, Sir Ralphn Wedgwood, 441
• -- Great Eastern Railway's Goods Traffic, 495
• -- Hull Roads, Level Crossings Over, Cost of Suggested Abolition, 577
• -- King's Cross to Newcastle at 1.15 a.m., 299
• -- Lincoln, Level Crossing, Questions in House of Commons, 383
• -- Locomotive, Carriage and Wagon Works All on Full Time, 364
• -- Locomotive Coaling Plant, New Mechanical, Its Cost, 327
• -- Marshalling Yard Enlargement at White- moor, 129 ; Cost of Improvements, 327
• -- Naworth Disaster, Recommendations to be Adopted, 299
• -- Passenger Vehicles, Order for Additional Construction, 441
• -- Potters Bar Complaint of Unpunctuality and its Result, 269
• -- Report for 1926, Variation in Certificates, 269
• -- Signalling System, Special Type, to he Introduced on L. and N.E. Railway, 213
• -- Timing of Summer Trains as in Former Years, 657
• -- Traffic Control Office at King's Cross, 551
• -- Trains No Longer Running Between Marylebone and Watford, Metropolitan to Take Over Service, 129
• -- Two Locomotive Items of Interest, 413
• -- Walton-on-the-Naze, Proposed Diversion to Avoid Erosion, 413
• - Mersey Railway Company Statistics fur 1926, 250
• - Metropolitan Railway :
• -- Additional Expenditure of Capital on Rolling Stock, 213
• -- Housing Scheme at Becontree, 185
• -- Metropolitan Railway to Supply Additional Service from Watford to Replace L. and N.E.R., 129
• -- Neasden Power-house Improved Equipment, 213
• -- Reduced Dividend, 159
• -- Revenue from Letting Premises on Railway Stations, 355
• - Ministry of Transport :
• -- Annual Railway Returns, 75
• -- Inquiries into Serious Accidents, Statistics of, 448
• -- Minister of Transport Congratulated by his Labour Predecessor, 551
• -- New Standard Charges, Date for Operation to Begin, 551
• -- Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry, No Re-appointment to be Made, 213
• -- Railway Statistics for October, 1926, 45
• -- Railway Statistics for November, 185
• -- Railway Statistics for December, 299
• -- Railway Statistics for January, 1927, 441
• -- Railway Statistics for February, 1927, 551
• -- Railway Statistics for March, 1927, 685
• -- Suggested Inquiry into Railway Organisation Declined, 269
• - Model Railway Club Exhibition, 469
• - Moscow's Growth, Scheme for Construction of Metropolitan Railway, 185
• - Natal Main Line Railway Electrification and Increased Capacity of Line, 603
• - National Union of Railwaymen
• -- Levy of Threepence a Week to Replace Depletion of Funds, 45
• - National Wages Board, A Spirit of Forgiveness Both Ways, 45
• - New Year Honours, Solitary Railwayman, 15
• - Oil-burning Locomotives of the Southern Pacific Railway, Fuel Consumption, 185
• - Passenger Duty Question, 495
• - Privately Owned Wagon Question, Appointment of Standing Committee, 216
• - Punjab Railways, Two New Sections, 629
• - Rail Failures, Extraordinary Number of, on American Railroad, 523
• - Railroad Sleepers Made from Used Rails, 469
• - Railway Across Lake Titicaca (Bolivia) to Puno (Peru), Construction Begun, 498
• - Railway Benevolent Institution Dinner, Mr. Bromley's Speech, 577
• - Railway Construction in Kirin Province, Chinese and Japanese Organising Engineering Works to Secure Contracts, 577
• - Railway Material Exports Statistics, 45, 101, 185, 299, 383, 551, 657
• - Railwaymen as Presidents of Two Societies, 577
• - Railway Rates, Increased, 75
• - Railway Rates Increase, Rail and Road Transport Question. Suggestion, 185
• - Railway Rates Tribunal :
• -- Railway Sleepers Made Out of Old Flat-bottomed Rails, 551
• -- Reversal of Tribunal's Judgment by Court of Appeal, 241
• -- Standard Charges Judgment, 45
• RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):
• - Record Upward Career of Railway Engineer, 159
• - Rhodesian Railways, Northern and Southern, Reorganisation, 500
• - Rome and Bari, Projected New Railway Between, 185
• - Sao Paulo Tramway, Light and Power Company, 185
• - Sloane-square Station Modernisation, 129
• - South African Railways Report, 129
• - Southern Railway :
• -- Brake, Westinghouse, Conversion to the Vacuum, on All Sections, 355
• -- Brighton Station to be Enlarged, 495
• -- Coal Carrying Rate and Closing of Colliery, Favourable Result Hoped for, 327, 657
• -- Dover, Big Programme in Progress, 577
• -- Dover Priory Station Reconstruction, Removal of Locomotive Depot and Suggested Marine Walk at Dover, 129
• -- Further Electrification Details, 269
• -- "Gladstone," Old Engine, to Go to Museum, 551
• -- Oil Fuel Too Costly for Locomotives, 355
• -- 1000 Passengers Per Minute Detrain in Three Hours Daily, 437
• -- Railwaymen's Investments in Railway Stock, 629
• -- Southern Railway New Line, 273
• -- Victoria Boat Trains Improved Running, 299
• -- Widening of Four Bridges Over Roads at Peckham, Parliamentary Bill, 299
• -- Widening of Line Near Beckenham and Reconstruction of Bridge, 603
• -- Wimbledon and Sutton Intended Railway, Time Extension for Land Purchase, 327
• - Spanish Government Concession for Now Railway, 685
• - Stationery Office Preliminary Railway Returns for 1926, 383
• - Survey by Bolivian and Peruvian Governments with View to Construction of Railway at Lofty Elevation, 249
• - Swiss Federal Railways, Electrification Progress, 665
• - Sydney, Progress of Central Station and City Railway, 45
• - Texas, 75-Mile Gap in Incompleted Railway to be Built, 523
• - Thorne Colliery, Withdrawal of Bill for Private Railway, 577
• - Ticket "Census" on the Underground, Explanation of its Cause, 213
• - Timiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway, Extension, 413
• - Traffic Returns for First Quarter of 1927, Figures Affected by Date of Good Friday, 413
• - Tramcar Equipment and Modern Speed Demand, 185
• - Tramway Fatal Derailment. Report and Recommendations, 45
• - Turkestan-Siberian Railway to be Laid, 181
• - Turkish Government's Projected Railway Schemes, 15
• - Twin-screw Steamers for Hey sham Belfast Service, 308, 355
• - Underground Electric Railways Company :
• -- London's Increased Population and Relative Increase in Rail and Road Travellers, 441
• -- Loud speaking Announcers of Stations in Trains Proposed, Unpopular Proposal, 441
• -- New Morning Train, Edgware to Charing Cross, 694
• -- Pooling Agreement Between Underground Railway, London General Omnibus Company, and London County Council for Tramways, 657
• -- Underground Company Accepts Record Number of Suggestions Sent in by Staff, 129
• - Unfair Road Motor Competition, Deputation from Railways and Trades Unions to Chancellor of Exchequer, 355
• - United States Transportation Act, 1920, Points of Difference from British Act, 629
• - Unpunctuality of Business Trains, Possible Explanation, 129
• - Victorian Government Railways, All-steel Restaurant Car, 657
• - Victorian Government Railways, Workshops, Clock Dial to Record Accidents, 377
• - Victorian Government's Choice of Local in Preference to English Firm's Tender, 269
• - Weekly Traffic Returns Compared with 1925 as Well as with Coal Strike Period, 551
• - Welland Railway, Old Line in Canada, Ceases Operation, Service Taken Over by Electric Lines, 551
• - Welsh Highland Railway, Receiver Appointed, 272 ; Railway to Continue Working, 383
• - Western Canada, Great Activity in Railway Construction Predicted, 15
• - Wireless Receiving Apparatus in Trains, 495
• - Woolwich, Cost of Locomotives and Parts Provided at, 299
• Rangoon, Improvement of Channel below, 355
• Rangoon University, Presentation by Burmah Company for Establishment of College of Mining and Engineering, 657
• Reaping Machine Invention Centenary, 657
• Reclamation of Large Swamp Area Along the Kootenay River, British Columbia, 603
• Reclamation Schemes in the Forth Estuary, Good Progress of, 577
• Record in Long Service, Employees of J. and E. Hall, Ltd., 113
• Refrigerating Plant, New, at Buenos Aires One of the Largest in the World, 45
• Refrigeration, Development of New Form of, 269
• Refrigerator, Household, New Swedish Type, 657
• Reinforced Concrete Bridges--see Bridges
• Reinforced Concrete, Mild versus High-tensile Steel in, 566
• Research and the Metal Industries Exhibition, 339
• Research Scholarships in Technology, 510
• Reservoir's Plight--see Hume Reservoir Reservoir Production Feat in Oregon, 523
• Reykiavik, Iceland, Scheme for Heating the Whole Town by Underground Hot Springs, 551
• Rhodesia Broken Hill Mine, Large Amount of Vanadium Minerals, 603
• Rio de Janeiro, State Concession for Port Works at Bay of Angra dos Reis, 685
• Road-covering Substance, A New, Invented in Sweden by Mr. John Behmer, 523
• Road Drills, Search for Less Noisy Type, 110
• Road Motor Vehicles Statistics for 1926, 389
• Road Watering in Sweden, Use of Sulphite Lye, 469
• Roadway Over Quebec Bridge Projected, 657
• Rolled Wire Rods, Home Production Reduced while Imported Rods Increase, 653
• Rolling Mill, New Type, Carnegie Steel Company, 413
• Romance of a Century, 559
• Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 222
• Royal Scholarships and Studentships in Science, 222
• Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh, Annual Report, 589
• Rubber Bearings Valuable where Exposed to Grit, 551
• Rubber, Electro-deposition of, Difficulties, 159
• Rubber in Industrial Occupations, 657
• Rubber-lined Pipes, Astonishing Durability of, in Comparison with Lap-welded Mild Steel, 45
• Rubber, Use of, for Wet and Dry Grinding, 185
• Rubber Used for Tests on Skew Arches, 269
• Russian Mica Industry Development, 327
• Russian Nikitinski Mercury Mines to be Restarted, 45

S

• SAFEGUARDING of Industries Act, Additional Articles Liable to Duty, 37
• Saint Nazaire, Improvement of Port, 441
• Salt River Power Station, South Africa, Further Extension of, 355
• San Pablo Bay, California, Proposed Bridge Across, 413
• Santo Domingo Port, Structural Improvements, 523
• Scholarship, Brenforce Travelling, Competition, 400
• Scholarships, British Empire, Engineering, at Loughborough College, Awards, 592
• Scholarships, Charles R. E. Bell Fund, 397
• Scholarships, Research, in Technology, 510
• Science, Applied, Graduates of Toronto Finding Posts in United States, 603
• Sea Wall, The Throndon, New Zealand, will be Largest in that Country, 45
• Seville, Port to be Made Accessible to Large Vessels, 299
• Shale Oil, Value of, and also Complexity of its Composition, 75
• SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS :
• - Agamemnon, Battleship, to be Broken Up and Replaced as Target Ship by the Centurion, 241
• - Atlantic Liner and the Port of London, 697
• - Belfast Boats Transferred to Heysham from Fleetwood Route, 308, 355
• - Blue Star Liner Andalucia, 253
• - Blue Star Liner Arandora, Trials of, 629
• - Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., to Erect New Docks at Toronto, 241
• - Cross-Channel Triple-screw Steamer to Run Between Vancouver and Nanaimo, 263
• - Deep-water Berths Projected at Durban, 129
• - Destroyers for Roumania, Design Order Given to J. I. Thonrycroft and Co., Ltd., 140
• - Dublin Bay, Measured Mile for Speed Trials of Sea-going Vessels, 355
• - Ferry Boat, Oil-engined, for Conveyance of MotorCars, 185
• - Hamburg-American Motor Passenger Liner Ordered, 577
• - H.M.S. Berwick, Light Cruiser, Completed, 469
• - H.M.S. Nelson, Britain's Most Powerful Battleship, Completed, 441
• SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS (continued):
• - Merchant Steamers at South Kensington Science Museum, 456
• - North German Lloyd Vessels to Call at Galway, 75
• - Rapid Work in Cargo Discharge, 136
• - Refrigerator Motor Ship, A Large, 370
• - Repairing Accommodation, Additional for, Trawlers at the Port of Fleetwood, 657
• - Secondary Batteries in Warships, 469
• - Sherard Osborn, Ex-Cable Ship, Fitted Out for Oil Extraction from Non-edible Fish, 159
• - Shipbuilding Industry Materials, Board of Trade Deputation, 154
• - Shipbuilding Industry Revival Reported from Moscow, 413
• - Shipbuilding in Russia, 374
• - Shipyard Reopening at Stockton, 213
• - Tonnage with Cargo and in Ballast at Ports of United Kingdom and to Other Countries, Statistics Show Reduction in Both for 1926, 299
• - Tonnage Under Construction for Great Britain and Ireland, 685
• - Tonnage of Vessels Entered into British India and Cleared Outwards with Cargoes, Analysis, 355
• - Trawler, First Steel Motor Twin-screw, in Shanghai, Launch of, 75
• - World Shipping, Improvement in Basic Conditions, 327
• SHOWS--see Exhibitions
• Skew Arches, Interesting Test Arrangement for Experiments on, Professor G. E. Beggs, 269
• Smokeless Fuel Plant at a Gasworks, Results Exceed Expectations, 269
• Sodium Carbonate Solutions, Adverse Effects on Aluminium, 551
• Solway Viaduct Closed as Dangerous, 303
• Soviet Spinning Factory, First Opened in Russia, 159
• Spanish Plans for Compulsory Expropriation for Hydro-electric Development, also for Construction of Road Exclusively for Motor Cars, 45
• Speed Indicator, Vest Pocket, Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company, 286
• Spirit Distilleries in Groat Britain, Census, 299
• Spodumene Lithium Orc from Canada for German Experimental Use, 383
• Steam Pipe, Flexible Metallic, Failure of, on an Engine Makers' Test Bed, 523
• Steam Road Vehicles and their Coal Consumption, 577
• Steam Turbo-generators in Russia, Attempt to Extend Construction, 495
• Steel--see Iron
• Stone Preservation, 566, 635
• Storing Drawings for Reference, 566
• Story of the Electric Detonator, 551
• Suction Gas Power Plant Superseded by Steam Engine, 75
• Sulphite Cellulose Process, Memory of its Discoverer to be Marked by Fund for Research, 355
• Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Likely to Become the Largest Structure in the British Empire, 657
• Sydney Harbour Bridge Bearings, Special Train Necessary for Transport of, 75

T

• TECHNICAL Teachers, Annual Conference, 342
• Telegraph Offices Along Chinese Railway in Manchuria and Competition of Long-distance Telephones, 15
• Telephone Cable to Belgium, Group of Lines Opened, 495
• Telephone Kiosks, Large Number Erected and Increasing, 657
• Telephone System's Growth and Flourishing Condition Notwithstanding Coal Stoppage and General Strike in 1926, 299
• Telephone Talk Between Great Britain and Certain American States at £5 4s. per Minute, 213
• Television--see Wireless
• Tenders of Widely Varying Amounts, 327
• Testing Machine, Largest and Most Powerful in Canada, 185
• Tientsin and Tungchow, Proposal to Reopen Canal Between, 75
• Tin-bearing Land in Queensland, Company Formed to Work it, 101
• Tin Discovery at Largs, Ayrshire, 269
• Tin Mine, Tambo, Northern Transvaal, Development of, 441
• Tin Ore Deposit in the Northern Transvaal, Great Extent of, 355
• Tin-plate Company Starting New Mills, 159
• Tire Puncture on Four and Six-wheelers, F. A. Boyce, 169
• Tires, Manufacture of Various Types, Pirelli, Ltd., 685
• Toronto Bricklayers' Increased Wage, 101
• Toronto's Harbour Project, Necessary Expenditure, 269
• Transatlantic Conversation with Possibility of Seeing as Well as Hearing the Speaker, 15
• Tristan da Cunha Receives First Steamer Visit for Twelve Months, 213
• Tunnel Aqueduct, A Second, to Carry Water from the Catskills to New York, 413
• Turbine, Fourneyron, Celebration of the Invention, 629
• Turbine Pumps for Shanghai, Holden and Brooke, Ltd., 566
• Tyneside Big Advertising Campaign, 495
• Tyneside and Unemployment, 495

V

• VACUUM Cups to Replace Slings, 269
• Vacuum Tube, Reputed World's Largest, Now in Use in Radio Station, 551
• Vanadium Properties, Opinions Differ, 413
• Venezuelan Government Scheme for Widening Bay and Port Reconstruction, 75
• Vickers Group Amateur Operatic Society, 222
• Vizagapatam Harbour to Become Transhipment Port for Manganese Ore, 383

W

• WADE'S Tables, 113
• War Office Large Contract for Hacksaw Blades, 602
• Water Powers of Canada, Nelson River Capacity, 677
• WATER SUPPLY :
• - Australian Water Catchment Neglect, Proposal to Remove Control from Government Departments, 603
• - Brixton and Newton Ferrers, Scheme for Water Supply, 125
• - Chungking, China, Projected Supply, 629
• - Gatineau River, Quebec, Large Storage Reservoir, 685
• - Geelong, Victoria, District, Projected Increase of Stocks of Water, 101
• - Groendal Water Scheme of Uitenhage Town Council, South Africa, 547
• - Metropolitan Water Board Electrically Driven Centrifugal Pumps, 685
• - Redruth Town's Water Supply Augmentation, 495
• - Reservoir, Record, for Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, 441
• - South Australian Water Supplies, Hume Reservoir Threatened, 603
• - Sydney Water, Sewerage and Drainage Board Contract for New Pipe Line, 441
• - Sydney Water Supply Augmentation by Cordeaux Dam, 355
• - Water Conservation, Proposal to Dam the Lachlan River, New South Wales, 355
• - Water and Sewerage System of San Jose, Costa Rica, Commission to Consider Extension, 75
• - Waterworks Pumping Plant, Centrifugal Type, Mather and Platt, Ltd., 228
• - World's Water Reservoirs' Capacities, 159
• WATER-TUBE Boiler Tube Failure, 523
• Water Wheels in Power Plants in the United States, Capacity of, 577
• Waterworks, Old Buildings, at Slough to be Converted into Factory, 129
• Winnington Chemical Works, Reconstruction Contemplated by Brunner, Mond and Co., 355
• WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY & TELEPHONY :
• - Amazon River, Broadcasting Station to be Erected on, 327
• - Atmospherics, Range of Interference with Reception, 577
• - Birmingham Proposes By-laws for Control of Wireless Aerials, 629
• - British Broadcasting Corporation's Proposed Change, 657
• - Broadcasting Station, Large, at Zeesen, 685
• - Calcutta and Bombay Stations of Indian Broadcasting Company to Begin Work in August, 551
• - Characteristics of Wireless Waves Ten Miles Aloft, Test by French Scientists, 441
• - European Broadcasting Stations, Minor Adjustments in Wave Lengths Projected, 551
• - European Wireless Engineers' Conference, 213
• - Federal Radio Commission Orders to Stations, 629
• - High-power Broadcast Station in Germany Audible All Over Europe, 441
• - Hull Trawlers Proceeding to Greenland Equipped with Wireless Telephone Apparatus, 685
• - Loud Speakers, Lecture and Demonstration, J. E. Roe, 577
• - Nanking, Wireless Station at Pehchikoh, 75
• - Portable Radio Direction Finder, F. W. Dunmore, 233
• - Rumanian Company to Monopolise Broadcasting Manufacture of Radio Apparatus, andc., 299
• - Ship's Wireless Equipment, Simple Spark and Continuous Wave Telegraphy, 299
• - Sophia, Tenders for New Wireless Telegraphic and Telephonic Station from British, French and German Firms, 303
• - South Seas Wireless Stations Broadcast Copra Quotations, 213
• - Telephone Receiving Station, Transatlantic, in Scotland, 3-Mile Long Aerials, 441
• - Television Between London and Glasgow, 629 Television Between New York and Washington, Successful Demonstration Over 250 Miles, 441
• - Transatlantic Wireless Telephony Receiving Station at Kern back, Near Cupar, 327
• - Wireless Communication Between Lighthouses on the Clyde, 657
• - Wireless Problems Discussion at Colonial Conference in London, 657
• WOOD Preservers' Association, American, Incising or Treating Timber, Tests on, 413
• Wood Protection by Aluminium Leaf Coating, 185
• Workington Dock Opening, 629
• World Motor Transport Congress, 327

Y

• YEAST-making Industry, New, Starting in Western Canada, 577

Z

• ZEEBRUGGE Mole, Project to Replace, by One Built on Arches, 491
• Zinc Reduction Plants, Production of Slab Zinc in U.S.A., 441

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