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Revision as of 14:21, 25 April 2013
1898 April 01st PDF
- Contents, p305.
Main Subjects
- Colombo Harbour, p507.
- Construction of Modern Wire Wound Ordnance, (No. VII), p293.
- Death, p305.
- Description of Some Experiments with a Water Tube Boiler - A. F. Yarrow, p309 (Illustrated).
- Dockyard Notes, p507.
- Editorial, p305.
- Steam Iines
- Water Tube Boilers
- Ironworkers Wages
- Vickers Gas Check
- Home and Continental Artisans.
- Engines of the French Cruiser Brennus, p296, p297 (Illustrated).
- Fleets in Chinese Waters, p507.
- HMS Goliath, p302, p303 (Illustrated).
- Institution of Naval Architects, p301.
- Japanese Cruiser Asama, p308, p310 (Illustrated).
- Launches and Trial Trips, p314.
- Letters to the Editor, p313.
- Manchester Association of Engineers, p311.
- Manchester Sewage Disposal Question, p294.
- Manufacture of Needles, p298 (Illustrated).
- Modern China from an Engineers point of View, (No. II) - How British Business Interests are Neglected, p293.
- Naval Kriegspiel, p302.
- Obituary, p306.
- Reminiscences of Early Marine Steam Engine Construction and Steam Navigation in the United States of America From 1807 to 1850 - Charles H. Haswell, Member, p312.
- Report on the Maine, p507.
- Riveting By Electricity - F. Von Kodolitsch, p311 (Illustrated).
- Torpedo Boat Design, p312.
- Working Results with Belleville Boilers in Twin SS Kherson, p307.
See Also
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