The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Index: Paragraphs

The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

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The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

The Engineer 1913 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs Index.

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A

• ACCRETION at Estuary Harbours on the South Coast of England, G. O. Case, 493
• Acetylene Gas Lighting ; Cleaning Out the Generator ; Improved Method for Using the Carbide, 253
• Acetylene Gas Lighting and Cooking, Demonstration Van, 334
• Acetylene, Perfected Method of Dry Preparation, 567
• Acetylene and Welding Association, British ; Revised Rules and Regulations; Classes for Instruction in Oxy-acetylene Welding, 279
• Aerial Cableway, 75 Miles Long, Across the Himalayas, 536

AERONAUTICS :

• - Aeroplane, Biggest on Record, Built by St. Petersburg Student, 335
• - Aluminium in Aeroplanes, 199
• - Army Air Service, New Military Department, 67
• - Army Airship Delta, Successful Test, 413
• - Aviation in France by National Subscription, 467
• - Aviation Stations for Coast Defence, 225
• - Balloons Inflated with Natural Gas for Pleasure Trips, 173
• - Bronze or Pressed Steel for Use in Aeroplane Construction, 279
• - Daily Upper Air Observations with Kites and Captive Balloons at Lindenberg Observatory, 147
• - Eta Airship Acting as Tug, 225
• - Fire in Airships, Method of Reducing Risks, 467
• - Gun for Aircraft Destruction, Experiments off the Isle of Wight, 627
• - Hydro-aeroplane and Seaplane Competition in Italy, 413
• - Italian Airship M3, 627
• - Italian Military Airship M 2, Record Flight, 441
• - Monoplanes’ Success in Italian Manoeuvres, 335
• - Naval and Military Aeroplane Engine Competition, 467
• - Parseval Airships Made in Germany for the British Government, 467
• - Stability of Aeroplanes, H. S. Wildeblood, 467
• - Travelling Workshop for Royal Flying Corps, 225
• ALLEN, W. H., and Son, Students’ Association Dinner, 526
• Alloy, New Type ; Possible Cheap Substitute for Platinum, 279
• Aluminium Alloy, Good All-round Mixture, 67
• Aluminium, Cobbler’s Wax as a Suitable Lubricant for, 221
• Aluminium Foil, Extended Use of, 199
• Aluminium in Liquid Form as Preventive of Rust, andc., 119
• Ancient Wood Guttering, Discovery in Birmingham, 467
• Anthracite Dust and Bituminous Coal, How to Use, 13
• Aqueduct, Apulian, Delayed Progress, 307
• Artesian Water Boring in South Australia, 413
• Artesian Wells in Australia, Use of Water for Electrical Purposes, 573
• Artificial Daylight Produced with Incandescent Mantle, Dr. H. E. Ives, 225
• Asbestos Shield for Eyes for Use with Incandescent Lamp in Constricted Places, 199

ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS & SOCIETIES:

• Association, The British :
• - Meeting at Birmingham, Statistics of Attendance, 627
• Association of Engineers, Manchester :
• - Development of the Dynamo, Dr. Edward Hopkin son’s Inaugural Address, 454
• Institute, Iron and Steel :
• - Annual and Autumn Meetings in 1914, 515
• - Brussels Meeting ; List of Papers, 160
• Institute of Metals :
• - Annual Meeting and Dinner, 594
• - Internal Strains in Cold Wrought Metals and Some Troubles Caused Thereby, Professor Heyn, 594
• Institution of Automobile Engineers:
• - Fuel Question, J. S. Critchley, 421
• - Meeting ; Award of Medals and Prizes, 421
• - Programme of Papers and Visits for the Session, 395
• - Visit to Smith, Parfrey and Co.’s Works, 395
• - Visit to Vauxhall Motors, Limited, 586
• Institution of Civil Engineers :
• - Awards for Papers, 449, 635
• - Bridges on the Northern Section of the Nagda- Muttra State Railway, J. Kerr Robertson, 635
• - Students’ Meeting, 640
• - Liverpool-street Extension of the Central London Railway, H. V. Hutt, 640
• Manchester Students’ Section :
• - Slow Progress of Railway Electrification, S. L. Pearce, 653
• Institution of Electrical Engineers :
• - Electricity Supply of Large Cities, Dr. Klingenberg, 607
• Birmingham Section :
• - British Standard Specification for Consumers’ Meters, 653
• Manchester Section :
• - Supply of Electrical Engineers in Excess of the Demand, Professor E. W. Marchant, 527

ASSOCIATIONS, INSTITUTIONS, AND SOCIETIES (continued):

• Institution of Mining Engineers :
• - Annual General Meeting ; Programme, 320
• Institution of Naval Architects :
• - Martell Scholarship, 662
• Institution, North-East Coast, of Engineers and Shipbuilders :
• - Steam versus Internal Combustion and Electricity, Sir Charles Parsons, 573
• Institution, Royal :
• - Christmas Course of Juvenile Lectures, Professor H. H. Turner, 507
• - Lecture Arrangements up to Easter, 666
• - Meeting and Election, 56
• Society, Aeronautical, of Great Britain :
• - Fellowship Elections, 334
• Society, American, of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers :
• - Meeting and Programme of Papers, 587
• Society of Engineers (Incorporated) :
• - Annual General Meeting, Elections; Awards, 640
• Society, Liverpool Engineering :
• - Construction of Large Buildings, A. C. Auden, 664
• Society, Physical :
• - Annual Exhibition, 607
• Society, Royal :
• - Tyndall Research Studentship, 642
• Society, Royal Agricultural, of England :
• - Laboratory Rebuilding as Centenary Commemoration, 607
• Society, Royal, of Arts :
• - Albert Medal Presented to the King by the Royal Society of Arts, 108
• - Annual Meeting and Elections, 28
• - Programme for the Session, 532
• - Silver Medal Awards for Papers, 26
• Society, Royal Meteorological :
• - Daily Temperature Change at Great Heights, W. H. Dines, 558
• - Great Rain Storm at Doncaster, September 17th, 1913, R. C. Mossman, C. Salter, 666
• - Meteorological Conditions of an Ice Sheet and their Bearing on the Desiccation of the Globe, C. E. P. Brooks, 666
• - Recent Studies of Snow in the United States, Dr. J. E. Church, jun., 666
• - Symons’ Gold Medal Award, 447
• AUSTRALIA, Superior Factory Methods, 627
• Australian Commonwealth Offices in the Strand ; Australian Materials and Workmanship, 253
• Autogenous Welding, Rapid Development of, Professor Fraenkel, 573
• Automatic Telephone Exchanges, Extension of the System, 545
• Automatic Telephones at Hereford, 519
• Automobile Headlight, New Movable Type, 173
• Automobile Motor Tested up to 3310 Revolutions per Minute, 331

B

• BACTERIA in Swimming Ponds Eliminated by Electrolysed Sea Water, 41
• Ball and Roller Bearings, Device to Secure Necessary Accuracy, 41
• Bamboo for Military Structures, 627
• Bauxite and its Transformations, 573
• Belts to be Cemented at the Joints, Coating for, 67
• Benzol Production for Motor Cars in Germany, 599
• Benzol Recovery for Motor Car Engine Use, 441
• Birmingham Gas, Weekly Output, 679
• Bitumen as Cause of Explosions in Laying Electric Cables, Board of Trade Inquiry, 599
• Blakey, Mr. Harry, 506
• Blasting Pole-holes in Frozen Ground, 679
• Boiler Explosions in 1911 and 1912, Board of Trade Report, 9
• Boiler Explosions Chiefly Caused by Small Vertical Type, 253
• Bone-burning Works in Russia, 519
• Boring and Turning Mill, Very Large, for United States Navy, 335
• Bradford Trackless and Tramways Systems, Cost and Revenue Compared, 361
• British and American Industries, Comparison of Efficiency of Labour, 119
• British Radium Standard, 572
• Broken Stone and Chippings, Standard Specification for Sizes, 233
• Building, Arts Connected with, Programme of Lectures, 690
• Building Height Restrictions in New York, 653
• Building for the Future in America, Solidity and Permanency, 573

C

• CALCUTTA, Extensive New Buildings, 467
• Canals, Mechanical Propulsion on, F. Impey, 627
• Candle-power or Foot-candles as Unit in Illuminating Calculations, 279
• Canvas for Wagon Tops, Tents, andc., Process for Coating to Exclude Moisture, 545
• Carbon Deposit Removal from Cylinders and Valves of Internal Combustion Engines, 307
• Cast Copper Effectively Produced by Means of Boron, 93
• “Cat Gallows’ Bridge,” Removal, 13
• Celluloid, Storage of, 679
• Central Station Steam Heating ; Utilising Waste Heat from Gas and Oil Engines, 519
• Charcoal Used for Melting Brass and Bronze, but Dangerous with Aluminium, 361
• Chicago Motor Car Thieves, 147
• City and Guilds College Engineering Society, Refrigeration and Cold Storage, E. J. Darton, 480
• Clyde Navigation Trustees and Dock Extension Scheme, 119
• Coal in China, Combined Output of Collieries, 545
• Coal Company’s Electric Railways Extension, 13
• Coal Exports from Japan, 93
• Coal Mines, “Heckmann” Apparatus for Testing Air Charged with Fire-damp, F. P. Koenig, 527
• Coal Mining Development Throughout the World, 361
• Coal Mining in Rhenish Westphalia, 93
• Coal and Petroleum Statistics : Output and Accidents, 262
• Coal Tar and Quicklime as Preservative for Metal Work, 441
• Coal Testing Results by Monsieur Leo Vignon, 573
• Coke Oven Gas for Municipal Lighting, 638
• Collieries as Generating Stations ; Unwarranted Aspersions of Electricity, 519
• Collieries in North Wales; Central Rescue Station, 481
• Colliery Locomotives, Largest ever Built, 627
• Competition for New Motor Fuel Prize, 679
• Concrete Depositing in Deep Water through a Funnel, Method of Preventing Waste of Concrete, 545
• Concrete Lock Walls of the Panama Canal, Wash for, 199
• Concrete Reflectors Instead of Enamelled Steel for Lock on the Panama Canal, 519
• Conversion of Waste Oil into Motor Spirit, 627 Co-partnership in Industry, Sir Corbet Woodall, 519
• Copper and Brass Trades, History of, 13
• Copper Wire Manufacture by Electro-deposition, 413
• Corrosion Tests by New York Board of Water Supply, 93
• Corrugated Tubes, New Process for Manufacture, 67
• Cotton Mill Lighting, Fundamental Principles, A. L. Pearson, 544
• Cracks in Brass Switch Rods ; Recommendations to Adopt in Manufacture, 253
• Crane Accident Caused by Loose Bearings, 41
• Crystal Palace Engineering Society, Papers and Awards, 692
• Crystallising Properties of Electro-deposited Iron, Professor H. C. H. Carpenter, 599
• Crystallography, The New Science, 199
• Cycle and Motor Cycle Trade in Japan, 41

D

• DAM, The Mohne, Largest in Germany, 161
• Damming the St. Lawrence River, Canadian Objections to American Scheme, 361
• Dazzling Lights at Night, Device to Protect Driver’s Eyes, 467
• Dew Point Temperature, New Method of Deter mining, 335
• Diesel Engine Operation, Wearing Troubles, W. A. Tookey, 67
• Diesel Engine Users’ Association, 506
• Diesel Engines for Sea-going Vessels, Lloyd’s Register Report, 413
• Drawing Pens, New Design of, W. F. Stanley and Co., 475

E

• EARTHQUAKES in Central America, Depression of the Ocean Bed off the Coast of Panama, 545

ELECTRICAL MATTERS:

• - Advance in Use of Electrical Power in London for Driving, 41
• - Ancient Failure in Cables and its Consequences, Dr. Ferranti, 225
• - Armature Damage and Engineman’s Aberration of Intellect, 279
• - Atmospheric Electricity Study in Germany, 173
• - Battery Equipment ; Survival of Rough Treatment, 67
• - Brushes of Dynamos or Motors, Care of, F. Garthmann, 366
• - Cadmium Electrode Plates for Alkaline Accumulators, Forseke and Aschenbach’s New Process, 493
• - Chicago Easily First in the World’s Production of Electric Power, 335
• - Commercial Vehicle, Electrically Propelled, Advantages and Cost, 361
• - Contacts of Circuit Breakers, Heating After Long Service, 67
• - Control Apparatus for Public Electric Lighting, Suggestions and Difficulties, 361
• - Death from a Bell Wire, 558
• - Deflection of Insulators with Unequally Loaded Spans, 387
• - Dynamo Design and Construction, Ancient and Modern, 335
• - Earthing of Neutrals, Correct Methods in Varying Conditions, 627
• - Efficiency of the Polyphase Induction Motor from the Current (Circle) Diagram, andc., J. S. Nicholson, 493
• - Electrical Equipment of Gasoline Automobiles, F. Conrad, 653

ELECTRICAL MATTERS (continued) :

• - Electric Light as a Necessity, 679
• - Electric Light Switching Certificates, 54
• - Electric Lighting of Automobiles, Tests of Power Used, 253
• - Electric Shock from Directing Stream of Water on a High-tension Electric Line, 519
• - Electric Shovels for Irrigation Dam Work in Nevada, 41
• - Electrical Tannery at Burton-on-Trent, 526
• - Electric Vehicles, Gradually Extending Use, 179
• - Electricity, Simple Production of, by Friction, 13
• - Electro-Cardiography, Expensive Method in Medical Treatment, 67
• - Enamelled Wire for Instrument Winding, To Clean for Soldering, 225
• - Farm Work by Cheap Electric Power in Canada, 454
• - Ferro-chrome Produced by Electric Furnaces in Sweden, 653
• - Fires in Chicago Due to Electrical Causes, 253
• - Flame Arc Lighting Installation for Leipzig Railway Station, 441
• - Giant Armature Transported Through New York City, 173
• - Glasgow Large New Generating Station Inspection of American Installations, 253
• - Hammersmith Coal Storage Tanks and Transporting Plant for Electricity Undertaking, 627
• - Hysteretic Energy Loss, Law of, Dr. Steinmetz, 119
• - Iron Core Losses in New Electrical Machinerv, 467
• - Labour Saving by Electric Devices, Usefulness of Lifting Magnets, 573
• - Lead Battery for Use with Industrial Road Vehicles, 225
• - Leclanche Battery, Advantages of Sack Type, 366
• - Load Factors in Large Power Stations, 119
• - Low Watt Consumption per Candle-power, The Hefner Candle, 67
• - Malvern Electrical Supply, Need of Extension, 599
• - Manchester Power Stations Electrical Output, 627
• - Mercury Arc Rectifier, Probable Adaptation for Railway Use, 653
• - Mine Sub-station of Structural Steel, 387
• - Mining Loads for Central Stations, 225
• - Modern Electrical Equipment, Its Capacity of Resistance to Severe Conditions, 119
• - Motor Car Lighting Dynamo, American Design, 413
• - Motors, Single, for Driving Reversing Rolling Mills, 67
• - Oil Fuel in Stationary Electric Power Stations, 119
• - Plant Growth Stimulation by Means of Electric Currents, 93
• - Power-driven Forging and Stamping Plant, W. Spencer, 653
• - Power Transmission between Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, 679
• - Rand Water Board Plant and Electrical Disturbances, 147
• - Receiving Intensity Tests by Night and Day, 627
• - Sealing Metallic Conductors, G. B. Burnside’s Method, 147
• - Series Motor for Automobile Work, 13
• - Shanghai, Cooking and Heating by Municipal Electrical Supply, 335
• - Short Circuit on Parallel Wires, 679
• - Small Armatures, Machine for Rewinding, 173
• - Smelting of Zinc Ore by Electric Furnace, 186
• - Standard Pressures and Periodicities, Fixture of Necessary, 147
• - Storage Batteries for Electric Automobiles, W. H. L. Watson and R. J. Mitchell, 13
• - Switches, Specific Rating of, 493
• - Testing of Watt-hour Meters, Large and Small, 361
• - Timber Seasoning in the Forest by Electricity, Dr. Nodon, 225
• - Transformer and Switch Oils, 13
• - Turbo-generators with High and Low- pressure Sets, New Departure, 335
• - Uskub Streets Lighted by Electricity, 173
• - Voltage of Long-distance Transmissions and the Suspension Insulator, 199
• - Voltage Required for Arc Welding, Difficulty in Avoiding Waste, 545
• - Wire Type Heating Element Insulated by Aluminium Oxide, Experiments, 67
• ELECTROLYTIC Colouring of Metals, Suitable Bath, 307
• Electrolytic Treatment of Lead Poisoning, 467
• Elianite, New Alloy particularly Resistant to Acids, 413
• Engineering Standards Committee, Report No. 64, 292
• Engineering Standards Committee : Revision of Report No. 51, 266
• Engine-room Heroes’ Memorial at Liverpool, 519
• Etching on Brass, Satisfactory Ground for, 545
• Eye-preserving Glass for Spectacles, Sir W. Crookes’ Experiments, 653

F

• FACTORY Inspectors’ Reports in Ontario, 199
• Factory Lighting, Good, Importance of, H. Flexner and A. O. Dicker, 454
• Fatal Explosion at Kynochs’ Works, 361
• Feeding Graphite into the Feed Water of a Boiler, 413
• Ferro-cement for Road Surfacing in France, 361
• Films Showing Street Car Accidents, Publicly Exhibited in Chicago, 13
• Fire Risk in Floor Openings, 387
• Fire at the Wilton Works of the General Electric Company, 134
• Fires and Rats Extinguished by Sulphur Dioxide Gas Invention, Welin Davit and Engineering Company, 480
• Floating Crane for Portsmouth Dockyard, 413
• Flow of Air through Sheet Steel Ducts, Experiments, 67
• Franco-Belgian Ironfield : Ancient Workings Reopened, 253
• French Consular Fees and British Shipments, 173
• French Motor Car Industry Statistics, 225

G

• GAS Ignition by Incandescent Lamps, 173
• Gas for Industrial Purposes, Use of, H. M. Thornton, 573
• Gas Lighting on the Pintsch System, Extensive Installation at Railway Goods Yard, 519
• Gas Measurement by Electrical Device, 679
• Glass Gauges on Steam Boilers, Cleansing Solution, 361
• Graphite, Magnetic Properties and Electrical Resistance of, 413
• Greenwich Time Received from * France or Germany, 253
• Grinding Trade, Imperfect Precautions against Dust, 147
• Gustave Canet Lecture, 21
• Gypsum Discovery, Valuable, in Western Australia, 519

H

• HAKODATE Breakwater, Japan, 67
• Harbour Tunnel Opened between Finnieston and Mavisbank Quay, Glasgow, 67
• Harecastle Canal Tunnel, Government Urged to Investigate Condition, 147
• Harland and Wolff’s Scotch Shipbuilding Arrangements, 586
• Heat and Cold Extremes at Lyons, Experiment to Check Evaporation from the Rhone and Saone, 599
• Heating Small Factories, 67
• Heavy Motor Wagons on Main Roads, Greatly Increased Expenditure, 519
• Heavy Oil Fuel for Internal Combustion Engines, J. C. Allen, 307
• Hertzian Waves between Toulon and Paris, Speed of Propagation, 173
• Hong-Kong University, Machine Tools for, 334
• Horse Omnibus, Rapid Disappearance of, 41
• Humber, Scheme for Tunnelling from Pauli to Goxhill, 225
• Hydro-electric Plant for Production of Ferronickel and Ferro-chrome, 13

I

• ICE Manufacture by Electricity, 13
• Ice Welding, Experiments, 361
• Imperial College of Science and Technology, Scholarships Award, 480
• Imperial Observatory, German, at Tsingtau, China, Rapidly Extending Development and Utility, 279
• Improvement Works on the River Don, South Russia, 450
• Incandescent Lamps, Higher Efficiency, 173
• Institution of Petroleum Technologists, 554
• International Testing Association, Meeting, 9

IRON AND STEEL:

• - Bending Cast Iron Pipes, 119
• - Castings, Small Mild Steel, for Automobile Construction, Produced in Electric Furnace, 93
• - Coating Iron with Aluminium by Electrolytic Means, 316
• - Corrosion of Iron in Acid Waters, Prevention by Electrolytic Method, 573
• - Drilling Holes in Soft Steels, Result of Tests of Material, 441
• - Iron and Concrete and Electrolysis, 335
• - Iron and Copper Pyrites, Special Artificial Light Required to Separate, 361
• - Pig Iron for Export in Sweden, Question for Swedish Board of Trade, 387
• - Rust on Ironwork ; Slight Coating an Advantage when Painting as a Protection but otherwise when Painting as Decoration, 279
• - Rust Removal by Chloride of Tin, 553
• - Steel Dome for the Wisconsin State Capitol, Et S. Andrews, 519
• - Steel Producing Electric Furnaces, Six Times as Many in Europe as in the United States, 93
• ITALY and Canada, Monthly Steamship Service Started, 93

J

• JAPANESE Output of Crude Petroleum, 3

L

• LABORATORY for Chemical Research in Connection with Ordnance Works at Crombie, 173
• Lactic Acid and Ammonium Lactate as Fluxes, 544
• Lava, Artificial, for Heat and Electrical Insulation, 678
• Lead Poisoning Cured by Electrolytic Baths, 573
• Lighthouse at Cape Wrath, Removal, 67
• Lightning Conductors on St. Paul’s Cathedral, Ancient Controversy Recalled by Discovery of Old Bar, 335
• Lignite Deposits in Saskatchewan, Utilisation of, R. O. Wynne-Roberts, 387
• Liquefaction of Natural Gas and Utilisation for Motor Car Power, 41
• Liquid Air in Mine Explosives, Experiments, 307
• Liquid Fuel for Interna] Combustion Motors, Alcohol and Petrol Compared, 173
• Liquid Fuel for Internal Combustion Motors, French Automobile Club’s Investigations, 173
• Living Pictures in a Court of Justice, 679
• Lloyd’s Register Scholarship and Premiums, Awards, 340
• Lochs in Scotland for Landing Hydroplanes, Purchase by Admiralty, 387
• London-Cowes Motor Boat Race, 80
• London as Machinery Market for the World, 441

M

• McINTOSH, J. F., Retirement from the Caledonian Railway Company, Appointment of Successor, 664
• Magnetisation of Steel ; Proportion Permanently Retained, 41
• Magnetising Permanent Magnets, Now Device, 41
• Magnets, Permanent, Professor Silvanus P. Thompson on Manufacture of, 331
• Mail Sacks in Underground Tubes, New Device for Transport, 441
• Manganese and Manganiferous Ores in 1912, Production of, 307
• Mechanical Filters and Liming Tanks at Fair- milehead, Cause of Occasional Breakdowns, 441
• Melting Borings, Successful Method, 279
• Mercury Vapour Lamp and Red Rays Deficiency, 387
• Mersey, Heavy Labour and Expense in Dredging, 369
• Metal Production, Greatly Extended and Risk of Exhaustion, Professor T. Turner, 493
• Metallic Sodium and Potassium Wires, Stretching of, B. B. Baker, 119
• Metallurgical and Engineering Institute for Wednesbury, 93
• Meteorite Fall in Japan, Chemical Analyses, 253
• Methane, Formation and Decomposition in Presence of Certain Substances, 467

MINES AND MINING NEWS:

• - Blasting Charges in Mines, Advantage of Simultaneous Firing from the Surface, 387
• - Explosives in Coal Mines, New Home-office Order, 387
• - Mineral Production of West Australia, Statistics, 67
• - Mines in the United States, Use and Care of Mine Rescue Breathing Apparatus, 253
• - Safety in Mines, South Wales Conference, 623
• - Stone Dust Method for Prevention of Coal Dust Explosions, Professor Hummel, 387
• MOND Gas Plant, Installation of, in Austria, 692
• Motor Car Collision with Telephone Pole, Fatal Results, 279
• Motor Car Exports from France, Thriving Trade, 335
• Motor Car Lamp Equipment ; Necessary Dynamo Capacity, A. E. Waller, 679
• Motor Car Lighting by Novel Method, 573
• Motor Car, Motor Cycle and Cycle Statistics in France, 13
• Motor Traffic Committee, Statistics, 13
• Motor Traffic Speed Limit in London, 41

N

• NATIONAL Illumination Committee of Great Britain, 666
• Natural Gas Discovery at Whittlesea, Peterborough, 67
• Natural Gas Industry in the United States, 599
• New South Wales State Housing Scheme in Sydney, 493
• New York Harbour, New Dry Dock, 545
• New Zealand’s Future Naval Policy, 467
• New Zealand, Street, Drainage, and Water Improvements in Auckland, 279
• Nickel Plating Brass and Copper Parts, 599
• Nut Covers, Nesbitt, R. Bowran and Co., 412

O

• OIL Discharge from Naval Ships and Injury to Oyster Fisheries, 335
• Oil Discoveries in Papua, 93
• Oil in Feed Water, 253 ; (Letter), 360
• Oil Fuel, Admiralty Specifications for 1910 and 1912, 199
• Oil Fuel in the Argentine for Railways, Steamships, and other Purposes, 573
• Oil Industry in Papua, Excellent Prospects, 335
• Oil Pipe Lines from Petroleum Wells to the Black Sea Coast, 224
• Organ Blowing by Electricity, 653
• Ouse, Opening for Navigation between Bedford and Kings Lynn, 67
• Oxy-acetylene Installation, Great Economy Effected by, 387
• Oxy-acetylene Welding, Fatal Explosion follows Carelessness, 413
• Oxy-hydrogen Flame Working under Water, 147
• Oxy-hydrogen Torch ; Use under Water, 573
• Ozone as an Air Purifier, Adverse Report, 441 ; (Letter), 475
• Ozonising or Open Windows, 225

P

• PAINT Causing Rust instead of Protection, 361
• Panama Canal Lock Gates, Erection Completed, 648
• Panama Canal Machinery and Electric Equipment for Use in Alaska, 653
• Panama-Pacific Exhibition at San Francisco, Machinery Hall, 307
• Papermaking from Baboos Projected in India, 93
• Patten Makers’ Dinner, 607
• Peat as Commercial Source of Motor Spirit, 279
• Peebles’ Annual Outing, 9
• Petrol Gauges on Motor Cars, Need of, 307
• Petrol in the Gutters, Dangerous Practice, 225
• Petrol Motor Vehicle Design, Deficiency in Requisite Knowledge, 467
• Petrol Substitutes Committee, Favourable Report of New Process, 279
• Petroleum Refinery in New Zealand, 279
• Petroleum Shipments from Tuxpam, Mexico, 93
• Petroleum Spirit Mistaken for Petroleum Oil, 467
• Petroleum Storage in Tank Steamer, 199
• Petroleum Technologists, Institution of, 554
• Photographing Battleships in Action, 199
• Photographing H.M. Ships, Official Regulations, 199
• Pitot Tube as Means of Measuring Gases, Experiments to Test its Reliability, 387
• “Platonite,” a New Pattern Plate Material, 686
• Ploughs, Steam and Motor, Russian Tests of, 688
• Ploughing Engines, Steam or Motor, for the Congo, Competitive Trials in Belgium, 106
• Presentation at Crompton and Company’s Chelmsford Works, 482
• Protectors for Heavy Finished Castings, 335
• Purifying Waste Water by Addition of Colloidal Clay, 573

Q

• QUEBEC, New Dock, Largest in America, 67

R

• RADIUM, British Supplies Bought Up by Germany, 85
• Radium Extraction by New Economical Process, Professor R. Somner, 599
• Radium and Uranium, European Sources of Production, 93

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS :

• - Accumulator Driven Cars on Prussian State Railways, 173
• - All-electric Power Signalling Apparatus at Snow Hill Station, Birmingham, 252
• - Aluminium for Electric Railway Coach Construction, 41
• - Argentine State Railways, Active Construction Schemes, 101
• - Australia, Eastern and Western, Slow Progress of Transcontinental Railway, 441
• - Austrian Hydro-electric Station to Work the Vintschgau Railway, 441
• - Automatic Signalling and Track Circuiting ; Bonding Design on the London and South- Western Railway, 225
• - Bakerloo Tube Extension to Paddington, 599 Basle New Station on the Swiss-German Frontier, 307
• - Belgian and Dutch Railway Communication, 653
• - Belgian Railway Wagon Repairing Shop at Monceau, Increased Traffic, 413
• - Benguella Railway Company’s Progress, 467
• - Ben Nevis, Projected Railway up the Mountain from Fort William, 199
• - Berlin Overhead and Underground Railway, 493
• - Berlin Railways’ Electrification, Question of Fuel for Steam Raising, 41
• - Berlin Street Railway Motor Car, 62
• - Boilers, Large Capacity, for Main Line Service, 307
• - Bradford, Delayed Main Line, Midland Railway or London and North-Western, 573
• - Braking Valves and Damaged Clothing, 225
• - Bridge to Connect the Island of Rugen with the Mainland at Stralsund, 599
• - Bridge Replacement without Interruption to Traffic, Notable Feat, 519
• - British Columbia, Costly Railway to Summit of Hope Range, 335
• - British Concessions for Railways in China, 545
• - Burma Railways, Long Bridge over Pazun- daung Gorge, 67
• - Caledonian Railway Company, Retirement of J. F. McIntosh and Appointment of Successor, 664
• - Canadian Northern Railway System, Phenomenally Rapid Development, 101
• - Canadian Pacific Railway Buildings in Toronto, 361
• - Cape to Cairo Railway Construction, Difficulties of Unfriendly Natives and Wild Animals, 361
• - Cape to Cairo Railway, Wet Season Interferes with Bridge Work, 169
• - Cape Town, Proposed Funicular Railway up the Mountain, 253
• - Central Africa Railway Extension, 545
• - Central London Railway Acceleration, Nonstopping Trains, 653
• - Characteristics and Operating Features of the Gas-electric Car, 599
• - Chekiang Railway, Proposed Connecting Line between Changsau and Yusan, 179
• - Chinese Railway Construction by British Contractors, 679
• - Christiania and Drammen Railway, Conversion to Standard Gauge and to Electric Traction, 13
• - City and South London Railway, Proposed Widening, 93
• - Clifton and Hotwells (Lift) Railway, 307
• - Coal Mines, Electric Locomotive Traction in, 199
• - Coal, Mechanical Plant for Unloading, Conveying, Storing, Weighing, and Loading on to Locomotive Tenders, 493
• - Congo-Tanganyika and Lower Congo- Katanga Railways, Progress, 545
• - Dessau-Bitterfeld Railway, New Singlephase Siemens-Schuckert Locomotive, 545
• - Dessau-Bitterfeld Single-phase Railway, Trial Section, Increase of Voltage and of Span Lengths, 253
• - Dust from Commutator Slotting Machine, Saleable Value, 67
• - Edinburgh Cable Car Tramway Service, Interruption Due to Heat, 41

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued) :

• - Egyptian Government Railways, High Standard of Efficiency, 66
• - Egyptian Railway’s Order for Tank Locomotives for Use on the Helouan Line, 545
• - Egyptian State Railway Bridge over the Nile at Mansurah, 307
• - Electric Branch Railway in Russia, 387
• - Electric Lighting of Russian State Railways, Conditions of Competition, 467
• - Electric Locomotive Handling, Simplicity of Working and Maintenance, 119
• - Electric Traction in Germany, Italy, Austria, Sweden, and Russia, 441
• - Electric Traction on Mountain and on Suburban Lines, Similar Problems, 13
• - Electric Welding for Locomotive Boilers and Fire-boxes in America, 253
• - Electric Welding Success on the Erie Railway, 93
• - Electricity Supply for Railways, 119
• - Electrification Benefits in Abatement of Noise and Smoke, 67
• - Electrification of Line from New York to New Haven, 199
• - Electrification of Main Lines in the United Kingdom, 679
• - Electrification Statistics in America, 173
• - Electrification of Suburban Lines of the London and North-Western and London and South-Western Railways, 252
• - Electro-pneumatic Signalling on the Great Western Railway, 199
• - Elizabeth ville-Kambove Railway Extension, 545
• - Engine Driver Chasing his Locomotive, 413
• - English Rolling Stock on Continental Railways, Professor Luigi Luiggi, 41
• - Experimental Steel and Asbestos Coaches on the Great Western Railway, 413
• - Fire-proof Trains, Experiments on the Great Western Railway, 467
• - Flood Damage to Railways in Natal, 13
• - Florence to Impruneta by Tramway, 147
• - German East African Railways, 21
• - Gattie System for Handling Goods at Railway Stations ; Tests on British and French Railways, 627
• - Glasgow Traffic Schemes ; Tube Railways or Tramways, 405
• - Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, Expected Completion from Winnipeg to the Coast by August, 1914, 67
• - Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, Progress, 573
• - Great Eastern Eight-coach Bogie Trains, Difficulties of Make-up, 387
• - Great Eastern Railway Collision, Board of Trade Report, 413
• - Greek and European Railway Systems, Railway Line to Link Up, 519
• - Halifax Terminal Railways, Scheme to Improve Harbour, 93
• - Honduras, Survey of Trujillo to Juticalpa Line, 119
• - Iceland, Difficulties of Travel and Proposed Railways, 335
• - India, Bridge over Lower Ganges, Eastern Bengal Railway, Largest ever Shipped from England, 67
• - Indian Railways and All-steel Passenger Cars, Satisfactory Tests, 361
• - Indian Railways’ Gross Earnings, Decrease Due to Strikes, 225
• - Indian Railways, Passenger Statistics, 87
• - Indo-Ceylon Railway, Electric Lighting of Railway Premises at Talaimaunar, Adam’s Bridge, 467
• - Internal Combustion Locomotive in Main Line Motor Practice, 627
• - Isle of Wight Railways and the General Public, Application for Legal Decision, 545
• - Japanese Railways and Wide Gauge, 119
• - Kearney Railway from the Strand to the Crystal Palace, 581
• - Light Railway Orders Confirmed, 294, 679
• - Locomotive Exports from Great Britain, 152
• - Locomotive Fuel Economy, St. Louis and San Francisco Railway, 225
• - Locomotive Production, Great Economy by Modifications in Painting and Finish, 519
• - Locomotive Superheating, Varying Methods Tried, 93
• - London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Tank Engines, 543
• - London and North-Western and Caledonian Railways’ Improved Rolling Stock, 67
• - London and North-Western Railway Coaches, Hauling Weight, 279
• - London and North-Western Railway and Traffic between Coventry and Nuneaton, Suggestions for Improvement, 315
• - London and South-Western Railway Channel Service : Popular with Passengers and Goods Shippers, 279
• - Lotschberg Railway, Difficulties of Electric Traction for Broad Gauge Mountain Railway, 186
• - Lotschberg Railway Opening for Traffic, 253
• - Lotschberg Railway, Success of the Single- phase System, 335
• - Lubrication of Rails in New York and in Liverpool, Automatic and Otherwise, 679
• - Lucerne, Proposed New Railway on the Left Bank of the Lake, 573
• - Ludgate-hill Station, Rebuilding, 387
• - M. U. F. on Pittsburgh Cars, 194
• - Machine Moulding Plant for Railway Equipment, 173
• - Massaua—Asmara Railway in Erithrea, 41
• - Melbourne Suburban Railways, Removal of Power-house, 599
• - Melun, Terrible Railway Disaster on the P.L.M. Railway, 493
• - Messina Electric Tramway Construction, 41
• - Metal Furniture for Railway Offices, 147
• - Metropolitan Railway’s New Station at West Harrow, 573
• - Metropolitan Railway of Paris, Excavation Work for Extension, 679
• - Metropolitan Railway Viaduct Widening near Kilburn-Brondesbury Station, 653
• - “Mikado” Locomotive’s Remarkable Run, 361
• - Milan, Proposed Underground Railway, 307
• - Morecambe Tramways ; Question of Electrification, 253
• - Motor Tower for Tramway Repairs, 627
• - Mysore-Hassan Railway, Final Estimates, 573

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued):

• - New South Wales £3,000,000 for Railway Purposes, 361
• - New York Central and Hudson River Railway Electric Locomotives, 679
• - New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railway’s Prize for Train Control Device, 199
• - News Bulletins by Wireless on a Moving Train, 679
• - Non-magnetic Track Rails, 573
• - North-Eastern Railway Accident, Board of Trade Report, 13
• - North-Eastern Railway, Little Callerton Section, 13
• - Odessa to Akkerman New Railway Line, 599
• - Oil-burning Locomotives for North-Western Railway of India, 147
• - Oil Fuel Largely Replacing Coal on the Pacific Coast of the United States, 387
• - Paint-drying Steel Structure for Pennsylvania Railway Rolling Stock, 441
• - Pan-American Railway, Proposed Extension, 93
• - Peat, Ground, as a Fuel for Locomotives, Finnish Government in Favour of, 493
• - Peat Powder as Fuel for Locomotives, 67
• - Petrol-electric Cars and Tramways, Cost Compared, 599
• - Petrol Motor Tramcar for the Stirling and Bridge of Allan Tramway Company, 519
• - Polyphase Motor Traction, New Type on Norfolk and Western Railway, 307
• - Portable Stone Crushers for Street Railway Repair, 147
• - Portuguese Railway from Tomar to Nazare, 361
• - Powdered Fuel for Industrial Purposes, Locomotive Firing, &c., 279
• - Pretoria, New Railway Station, Advantages of Site and Architecture, 119
• - Prussia and Belgium Connected by New Railway from Malmedy to Stavelot, 599
• - Pukow-Hsing—Yangchow Railway Concession Granted to Great Britain, 545
• - Queensland Railway Extension, 13
• - Rail Joints, Smooth or Staggered, A. J. Beaton, 493
• - Railless Electric Traction with Double - decked Cars, Brighton Experiments, 653
• - Railless Trolley Car System Opened at Ramsbottom, Lancashire, 253
• - Railway Accidents in the United Kingdom, Analysis of Causes, 545
• - Railway Construction in India, Extraordinary Difficulties in Certain Cases, 441
• - Railway Electrification from Power Stations in the Coalfields, 467
• - Railway Extension in Japan, 147
• - Railway Mileage Controlled by Queensland Government, 545
• - Refrigerator Cars on Russian Railways, 173
• - Rome, Projected Line of Circumvallation, 387
• - Roumanian Government Constructs Oil Pipe Lines to Relieve the Railways, 224
• - Russian Railway Construction Developments, 361
• - “Safety First ” Committees on the Pennsylvania Railway Company, 467
• - Safety on Railways Mathematically Calculated, 573
• - St. Gotthard Railway Electrification Scheme, 627
• - Sandstorms in the Soudan Interfere with Railway Working, 335
• - Santa Fe Through Train Held up by Danger Signal Caused by a Cow, 279
• - Sardinia, Concession for New Railway, 493
• - Serious Accident near Liverpool, 413
• - Signal Lights Interfered with on the Great Northern Railway by Kinema Light at Peterborough, 253
• - Signalling Device for Stopping Trains which have Passed the Danger Signal, 361
• - Signalling Lamps, Electric, Automatic Replacement of, 119
• - Signalling on the Pennsylvania Railway, Lock and Block System with Additions, 545
• - Simplon Tunnel, Progress in Boring the Second Gallery, 279
• - Single-phase Commutator Motor, Satisfactory Working on the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railway, E. F. W. Alexanderson, 335
• - Single-phase Locomotive on Prussian State Railways, Satisfactory Running after Repair, 467
• - Single-phase Locomotives on the Midi Railway, 147
• - Single-phase Traction on the Norfolk and Western Railway Company, U.S.A., 225
• - Sleepers on Belgian Railways ; Steel or Timber ; Cost and Durability Compared, 253
• - South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, Change of Chief Locomotive Engineer, 554
• - South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, Extension and New Station at Margate, 413
• - South Yorkshire Light Railway Scheme, 627
• - Spanish Government Railways Projected, 119
• - Spanish Railway, Puertollano to Cordoba to Shorten Route between Madrid and Seville, 441
• - “Split-phase” Locomotive, General Electric Company, 467
• - Steam Generation and Length of Boiler Tubes, 93
• - Steel Cars Tested for Fire Resistance, 173
• - Storage Battery Car and Trailer on the Berlin City Railway, 441
• - Stratfordians Association—Great Eastern Railway Annual Reunion, 626

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS (continued) :

• - Street Cars Driven by Turbine and Oil Motors, 307
• - Superheated Locomotives, Construction of Draught Appliances, Quality of Fuel and Method of Firing, 387
• - Superheater for Locomotive and Similar Tubular Boilers, J. H. Stirling, 383
• - Superheaters for Locomotives on the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railway, 199
• - Swedish State Railway Trunk Lines, Electrification, 41
• - Swiss Proposals for Railway up Table Mountain, 93
• - Switzerland, General Electrification of Railways Discussed, Dr. W. Kummer, 225
• - Switzerland and Italy, Proposed Railway to Shorten Distance, 573
• - Tare Weight of Railway Wagons, Need of Regular Checking, 581
• - Three-cylinder Locomotives, J. S. Bell, 413
• - Ticket Machine for Tramways and Omnibuses, 441
• - Top Deck of an Omnibus or Tramcar, Invention to Register Full Load of Passengers, 653
• - Train Control, Detroit System, on the Canadian Pacific Railway, 467
• - Train Control Device and Prize offered by the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railway, 199
• - Train Control by Electric Waves, Professor Wirth’s Invention, 199
• - Train Wireless Equipment put to Practical Use, 627
• - Tramcar Controller Dangers, Warning by Board of Trade, 679
• - Tramway Car Lighting, Result of Tests, 279
• - Tramway Depot at Lichtenberg, Berlin, Largest in the World, 225
• - Tramways, Electric, Extensive Scheme in Italy, 67
• - Tramways of Great Britain, Statistics, 119
• - Transfer of Railway Load from Steam Stations to Mains of Hydro-electric Scheme, 387
• - Tube Railway from the Strand to the Crystal Palace, 199
• - Tunnel Collapse at Rouen Station, 335
• - Tunnel, Five Miles Long, through Selkirk Mountains, Canada, 67
• - Tunnel Removal in Sheffield Suburb for Widening of Great Central Railway, 335
• - Vanadium Cast Steel in American Locomotive Construction, 147
• - Victorian Railway Commissioners and Suburban Railway Electrification, 413
• - Waterloo Station Improvement, Progress of, 13
• - Wellington, Railway Extensions and Developments, 173
• - West and South Australia to be Connected by Railway from Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta, 67
• - Wiesenthal Single-phase Line of the Baden State Railways, Direct-current Battery Storage Adopted, 13
• - Wiesenthal Electric Railway Opening, 413
• - Wireless System for Stopping Moving Trains, Professor C. Wirth, 225
• - Wireless Telephone Installation on Trains of the Pennsylvania Railway, 387
• - Yokohama Light Railways, 307
• - Yokohama and Tokyo Electrification Scheme, 627
• RAINBOW Cup, C. V. Boys, 475
• Rainfall in Texas, over 12in. in Twelve Hours, 540
• Recent Improvements in Welding, Alex. E. Tucker, 679
• Refractory Lining for Plugging Cracks, 573
• Reinforced Concrete Bridges in New Zealand, 279
• Reinforced Concrete, Six Lectures, H. Kempton Dyson, 450
• Reyrolle and Co.’s Works, Social Evening, 554
• Road Congress, The London, 474
• Road Surfaces and Tar Spraying, 147
• Rope Drives, Tests under Very Varying Conditions, 493
• Rotating Vanes in Air as a Dynamometer Brake, Advantages and Disadvantages, 493
• Rothesay Gasworks Extension, 307
• Royal Lancashire Agricultural Society’s Show, Fire Equipment, Merryweather and Sons, 87
• Russian Tests of Steam and Motor Ploughs, 688
• Rust—-see Iron
• Ruston-Proctor Dinner, 640

S

• SAFETY Lamps for Mines, Question of Use of Electric Lamps being Made Compulsory, 545
• Safety in Mines, Further Government Regulations, 519
• St. Paul’s Churchyard Railings, Fate of, 199 ; (Letter), 518
• Saxony’s Silver Mines, Population and Industry, 679
• Sealed Bottles for Investigation of Currents Round Japan and in the China Sea, 147
• Searchlight for Military Motor Car, French, 413
• Seaweed Burning in Norway for Iodine Manufacture, 307
• Semaphores for Regulation of Street Traffic in Chicago, 279
• Senghenydd Colliery Accident Investigation, 679
• Sewage Works at Surbiton, 452
• Sewerage System at Lowestoft, 679
• Sheffield University, New Non-ferrous Department and University Metallurgical Club, 545

SHIPS AND SHIPPING MATTERS:

• - Aquitania’s Massive Turbines, Lowering into the Ship’s Hull, 519
• - Arch Principle of Ship Construction, Orders for Vessels, 233
• - Archer, Barquentine, Run on Producer Gas, 128
• - Austrian Fleet on the Lake of Constance, 573
• - Diesel Motor Ship for Copenhagen Steamship Company, 261
• - Forty-foot Cabin Launch, J. I. Thornycroft and Co., 692
• - French Naval Programme, Rapid Construction Progress, 307
• - French Torpedo Boat Enseigne Gabolde, Characteristics, 573
• - Geared Turbine Steamer Paris, Successful Trials, 41
• - German Battle-cruiser Sedleitz, Speed Trials, 96
• - Haughty, H.M.S., Speed Trials, 335
• - Imperator’s Boilers, Complete Reconstruction Necessary, 413
• - Italian Battleship Regina Margherita, Accident, 173
• - Italian Dreadnought Giulio Cesare, Trials, 627
• - Italian Naval Scout and Submersible, 173
• - Italian Naval Torpedo and Target Practice off Sardinia, 251
• - Laverock, H.M. Torpedo-boat Destroyer, Launched, 545
• - London to Cowes Motor Boat Race, The Flora’s Success, 132
• - Motor Boat Launched at Potsdam for Biological Research in the Mediterranean, 279
• - Motor Boat Race, London-Cowes, 80, 132
• - Oil Fuel for the Navy, 493
• - Producer Gas for Ship Propulsion, 128
• - Sale of Old Warships, 307
• - Saranac Oil Steamer, A Tale of the Sea, 118
• - Submarine C 14, Loss of, at Plymouth, 627
• - Thornycroft Motor Boat Cruiser Advice, 80
• - Torpedoes and Ships’ Hulls, General Cuniberti, 119
• - United States Naval Programme and Question of Oil Fuel, 599
• SILICA Contents of Natural Waters Used in Feeding Steam Boilers, Herr Goldberg, 694
• “Silit” as Resistance Material, 387
• Sir William White, The Late, Memorial, 607
• Skyscraper, 901ft. High, in New York, 599
• Sleet and Snow on Telephone Lines, 119
• Smoke Nuisance Abatement by Electrical Discharge, 307
• Smoke Production and Damage to Textile Goods, 653
• Soapstone Production in the United States, 173
• Society Islands, Improvements in Wharfage, andc., with View to Opening of Panama Canal, 93
• Society of Motor Manufacturers and Joint Aero, Marine, and Stationary Engine Exhibition, 360
• Solar Heat for Generating Steam, Installations in California, 13
• Soot and Dust in the Atmosphere, Measurement by Instrument, 413
• Splash Guards for Motor Vehicles, 679
• Sponge Growths in Filter Water Pipes Cured by Salt, 119
• Standardisation of Automobile Parts, 318
• Steam Boilers in New Zealand, Certificates of Safety Required, 279
• Steam Motor Omnibuses, Lighting of, 41
• Steam Pumping Plant Replaced by Gas Engines and Producers at Sudbury, 454
• Stone Dusting for Prevention of Colliery Explosions, Dr. W. E. Garforth, 41
• Storage of Monsoon Waters of the Jumna for Canal Purposes, 599
• Street Cleaning and Life of Brooms, 13
• Sub-station Heating, Portable Iron Office, 467
• Subway at Junction of Cannon-street and Queen Victoria-street, 599
• Suction Gas for Engine Driving, Cases of Poisoning, 361
• Sugar Dust as a Cause of Fire, 545
• Sugar Factories for the Queensland Government, 690
• Sulphur Recovery from Smelter Fumes, 441
• Supervision of Landing Piers, 9
• Surveys for Purposes of Safe Navigation, 13

T

• TELEPHONE Expenditure, Parliamentary Statistics, 119
• Telephone Service at Home and in America, Predicted Future Excellence of Home Service, 519
• Telephone and Telegraph Poles in Canada ; Treatment to Arrest Decay, 253
• Telephones in Paris, Greatly Increased Service, 335
• Telephones in Rome, Reorganisation of System, 545
• Telephony by Blind Operators, Experiment in Turin, 573
• Telephony Experiments in Collieries, 387
• Telescopes, Reflecting or Refracting ? 147
• Temperature Drop in South Africa, 653
• Town Planning Institute Formed, 573
• Trade Schools in Sydney, Reorganisation, 225
• Train Ferry Boat for Goods Traffic between Sassnitz and Trelleborg, 387
• Trenching 300-Year Old Pont Neuf Bridge in Paris to Accommodate Electric Cables, 519
• Trinity College, Dublin, 534
• Tungsten Filaments, Increased Strength of, Ward Harrison and Evan J. Edwards, 413
• Tungsten Lamps, Cause of Blackening of the Bulbs, 493
• Tunnel Beneath the Solent to Connect the Isle of Wight and the Mainland near Lymington, 361
• Turbine, Horizontal, 30,000 Kilowatts, Westinghouse Machine Company, 413
• Turkey, Construction of Villages for Immigrants by Government Loan, 441

U

• UNITED STATES Bureau of Navigation, Licences to Wireless Operators and Stations. 36
• University College, London, Award of Scholarships, Prizes, and Diplomas, 56

V

• VAAL River Supply of Water for the Rand, 653
• Valve for “Switching on” Gas, Polarised Magnetic Type, 335
• Ventilation, Physiological and Psychological Tests, 307
• Vibration Effect, Experiments on Bundles of Recently Annealed Iron Stampings, 361
• Volcanic Dust as the Cause of Abnormal Cold, W. J. Humphreys, 225

W

• WAINWRIGHT, Mr. Harry S„ Retirement from Appointment as Chief Locomotive Engineer of the South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, 554
• Waste Foundry Sand, Experiments in Recovery of Values, 173
• Waste of Motive Power of Rivers and Streams in Syria, 493
• Wastes and Wants of London, Commander Dixon, 599
• Water in Madrid, Cost of, 147
• Water Power in Japan, Great Increase in Utilisation of, 93
• Water Raising and Measurement, W. H. Booth, 679
• Water Supply of New York, Great Ashokan Aqueduct, 545
• Water Supply Scheme for Sialkot, Punjab, 467
• White, The Late Sir William, Proposed Memorial to, 80
• Wind Power Installations, Need for Automatic Operation, 545
• Winnipeg Erecting Factory Buildings for Rental Purposes, 493

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY:

• - Amateur Wireless Telegraphy, Extensive Development, 253
• - Goldschmidt System Messages Audible at 4000 Miles, 147
• - Government Electric Power Station near Devizes for Wireless Telegraphy Purposes, T .519
• - Liverpool and District Amateur Wireless Association, 156
• - Marconi Station at Stavanger, Progress of, 199
• - Ocean-going Cargo Vessels, Resolutions in Favour of Compulsory Wireless Equipment, 441
• - Radio-telegraphic Stations Open to the Public ; Ships Equipped for Wireless Telegraphy; Messages Sent, Statistics, 653
• - Research Work in Wireless and Ordinary Telegraphy, Government Committee of Inquiry, 519
• - Telephonist Picks Up Wireless Message, 599
• - Violation of the Radio Communication Act in the United States, 573
• WIRELESS Telephony, System Invented by Japanese Electrician, Mr. Torikata, 199
• Wood Preservation, Improved Process, 627
• Wooden Poles Purchased by United States for Steam and Electric Roads, Telephone and Telegraph Companies, andc., Statistics, 119

Y

• YATE, Australian Hard Wood, 147
• Yokohama’s Demand for Motor Cars, 147

Z

• ZINC in Galvanising, Adherent Deposits of, German Method of Securing, 545
• Zinc Oxide Production from Brass Scrap, 361

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