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** [[SS Mary Baird]], Built by [[Craig, Taylor and Co]] for [[J. W. Baird and Co]], Engines by [[MacColl and Pollock]]. | ** [[SS Mary Baird]], Built by [[Craig, Taylor and Co]] for [[J. W. Baird and Co]], Engines by [[MacColl and Pollock]]. | ||
** [[SS Stockport]], Built by [[Earle's Shipbuilding and Engineering Co]], for the [[Great Eastern Railway]]. | ** [[SS Stockport]], Built by [[Earle's Shipbuilding and Engineering Co]], for the [[Great Eastern Railway]]. | ||
** Turret Deck Steamer Orangemoor, Built by [[William Doxford and Sons]], for W. Runciman and Co]]. | ** Turret Deck Steamer Orangemoor, Built by [[William Doxford and Sons]], for [[W. Runciman and Co]]. | ||
* Launching of the [[White Star Line]]er [[RMS Titanic]], [[Harland and Wolff]], Builders, p 567 and p 575. (Illustrated) | * Launching of the [[White Star Line]]er [[RMS Titanic]], [[Harland and Wolff]], Builders, p 567 and p 575. (Illustrated) | ||
Latest revision as of 12:57, 19 June 2018
1911 June 02nd PDF
- Contents, p 573.
Main Subjects
- Aero-Mechanical Science in Germany, by H. S. Rowell, p 564.
- American Coal Mine for Investigating Mine Explosions, p 566. (Illustrated)
- American Engineering News, p 578.
- British Patent Specifications, p 585.
- Editorial, p 573.
- South American and British Trade.
- South Wales Deadlock.
- Trade Union Bill.
- Electric Steel During 1910 and 1911, p 580.
- Escalator at Earl's Court Stations, Otis Elevator Co, p 577.
- French Battleship Voltaire, p 570.
- Graphic Calculation of the flow of Water Pipes, by T. G. Bocking, p 565.
- Industrial Bursaries, p 579.
- Horizontal Air Compressing Engines at a Normanton Colliery, Robey and Co, Engineers, p 576. (Illustrated)
- Launches and Trial trips, p 582.
- Motor coasting Vessel, Built by James Pollock, Sons and Co.
- Tamate, Motor Launch, Built by Vosper and Co, Engines by, James Pollock, Sons and Co.
- SS Mary Baird, Built by Craig, Taylor and Co for J. W. Baird and Co, Engines by MacColl and Pollock.
- SS Stockport, Built by Earle's Shipbuilding and Engineering Co, for the Great Eastern Railway.
- Turret Deck Steamer Orangemoor, Built by William Doxford and Sons, for W. Runciman and Co.
- Launching of the White Star Lineer RMS Titanic, Harland and Wolff, Builders, p 567 and p 575. (Illustrated)
- Launch of an Anchor Liner, TSS Cameronia by D. and W. Henderson and Co, p 579.
- Letters to the Editor, p 570.
- Live Steam Feed Heating, Augustus W. Hamilton, Charles Erith.
- Steam in the Making.
- May, p 593.
- National Insurance.
- French Railway Agitation.
- Industrial Bursaries.
- National Insurance in France.
- Canals and Waterways of Ireland.
- Disorganisation on the Nord.
- Launch of the Titanic.
- Berlin Railways.
- Electrification of a London Railway, London, Brighton and South Coast Railway.
- Progress of Aeronautics.
- Clyde Graving Docks.
- Trade Unionism in France.
- Aeroplane Races.
- Mechanical Handling of Coal and Ore, p 569.
- New Krupp Equipment, p 564. (Illustrated)
- Pile Driving, Pile Drivers and Sheet Piling, p 581. (Illustrated)
- Port of Rangoon, G. C. Buchanan, p 562 - p 564. (Illustrated)
- Progress of Engineering in South and Central America, No. 34. Concluding Article, p 575.
- Scotch Locomotives for France, North British Locomotive Co, p 580. (Illustrated)
- Sectional Steam Boiler, E. S. Hindley and Sons, Engineers, p 579. (Illustrated)
- Some French Locomotive Performances, by J. T. Burton-Alexander, No. 1, p 560.
- Tests of a 5000-Kilowatt Turbo-Generator, British Westinghouse, Suppliers to Clyde Valley Electrical Power Co, p 582.
- Turin Exhibition, No. 3, Italian State Railways- A Digression on the National Railway, p 561.
- Unusual Method of Erecting a Bridge, p 569 and 572. (Illustrated)
- Unwatering a Cornish tin Mine, p 568. (Illustrated)
- Phoenix Mines, Cornwall.
- Nicholas Trestrail.
- C. Isler and Co.
See Also
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