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*Letters to The Editor, p 360. | *Letters to The Editor, p 360. | ||
**Britain as an Agricultural Country by [[F. L. Morgan]]. | **Britain as an Agricultural Country by [[F. L. Morgan]]. | ||
**The Uniflow Engine, by [[W. T. Bell]] Managing Director for [[Robey and Co]]. | **The Uniflow Engine, by [[William Thomas Bell|W. T. Bell]] Managing Director for [[Robey and Co]]. | ||
**Aeroplane Manufacture by [[L. Blin Desbleds]] Hon. Director of [[Aeronautical Institute of Great Britain]]. | **Aeroplane Manufacture by [[L. Blin Desbleds]] Hon. Director of [[Aeronautical Institute of Great Britain]]. | ||
*Mechanical Arms for Maimed Soldiers, No II, by [[Edward W. Hobbs]], p 351 - p 354. (Illustrated). | *Mechanical Arms for Maimed Soldiers, No II, by [[Edward W. Hobbs]], p 351 - p 354. (Illustrated). | ||
Latest revision as of 16:58, 11 December 2014
- Contents, p 363.
Main Subjects
- A Comparison of The Working Costs of The Principal Prime Movers, by Oswald Wans before The Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 368 - p 369.
- Ambulance Train Built by the Midland Railway Co, p 358 - p 360. (Illustrated).
- American Railways and The War, p 357.
- Association of Engineering and Shipbuilding Draughtsmen, E. H. Walker President in the Chair, p 357.
- China and The Engineer, p 360.
- Death Announcement, p 363.
- Lieut-Col R. A. Hudson.
- Editorial, p 363 - p 365.
- The Meaning of Efficiency.
- Engineering Trading.
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 355 - p 356.
- "A Comparison of the Working Costs of the Principal Prime Movers" by Oswald Wans.
- Inverted Steam-Hydraulic Intensifier, p 366. (Illustrated).
- Letters to The Editor, p 360.
- Britain as an Agricultural Country by F. L. Morgan.
- The Uniflow Engine, by W. T. Bell Managing Director for Robey and Co.
- Aeroplane Manufacture by L. Blin Desbleds Hon. Director of Aeronautical Institute of Great Britain.
- Mechanical Arms for Maimed Soldiers, No II, by Edward W. Hobbs, p 351 - p 354. (Illustrated).
- Naval Notes, p 367 - p 368.
- Random Reflections, p 364.
- Acid and Basic Steel.
- Environment and Invention.
- Locomotives.
- The Cost of Power.
- Technical Lending Libraries.
- River Diversion at Hanworth Park, p 366 - p 367.
- The Australian Transcontinental Railway, p 356 - p 357 and p 362. (Illustrated).
- The Copes Boiler Feed-Water Regulator, p 367.
- The Manufacture of Hardened Thread Gauges No IV, by G. Doorakkers, p 354 - p 355.
- The Position of The Coal Mining Industry, p 373.
- The Roads of Sheffield, p 368.
- The Whitley Report, p 357.
- What the Empire Owes to Applied Science, p 351.
See Also
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