...E C BARTLETT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1912 INVESTIGATIONS YIELD CATCHMENTS AREAS WATER SUPPLY RAINFALL RIVERS SLOW UNDERGROUND STORAGE DISCHARGES CAPE COLONY CAPETOWN SOUTH AFRICA Proceedings.] BARTLETT ON YIELD OF A CATCHMENT-AREA. 283 (Paper No. 3883...

...D WILSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1907 RAILWAYS LOCATION SETTING OUT TOPOGRAPHY SURVEYS GRADIENTS CURVES NATAL CAPE COLONY SOUTH AFRICA 298 WILSON ON THE NATAL-CRAAPIELWAY. [Selected SECT.11.-OTHER SELECTED PAPERS. (Paper No. 3662.) '' Notes on the Natal-Cape Railway...

... SILT REEFS BREAKWATERS BANKS GROYNES RIVERS THEODOLITES OBSERVATIONS WAVES PIERS CHANNELS DREDGING FORESHORES SANDING UP WHITBY ENGLAND KARACHI CEARA AVON VIZAGAPATAM PORT ELIZABETH MAAS YMUIDEN PORTSMOUTH SANTA ANA MERSE UK INDIA BRAZIL SOUTH AFRICA CAPE COLONY...

...B W RITSO © Thomas Telford and ICE 1902 BORING WATER GEOLOGY GOVERNMENT UNDERGROUND SUBTERRANEAN BOREHOLES MACHINERY DRILLS DIAMONDS MILITARY WATER SUPPLY KARROO KAROO GROUNDWATER METHODS STEAM POWER DRILLING PLANT CAPE COLONY CAPE COLONY SOUTH AFRICA 308...

... in various parts of the Cape Colony. This has resulted from the devastation of land,thethreateneddestruction of townsand villages, the obstruction of traffic by obliteration of roads, and, in the case of Port Elizabeth,from the increased difficulties of dealing with theproblem of harbour-works. Thefirst...

... TOCOPILLA AUSTRALIA CAPE COLONY SOUTH AFRICA CHILE SOUTH AME Proccedings.1 DISCUSSIONONECTONOMICffi RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION. 103 Discussion. Sir DOUGLFAOSXP,resident, regretted that neitheofr the AuthorsSir Douglas was present that evening, Mr. Deane being in Australia, and Mr. Stirling in America...

...CE STEWART TRIALS SURVEYS RAILWAYS MOUNTAINS TUNNELS INSTRUMENTS SURVEYING VIADUCTS INSTRUMENTATION OUTENIQUA MONTAQUE PASS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1899 CAPE COLONY SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA 178 STEWART ON A TRIAL SURVEY FOR A RAILWAY. [Selected SECT.11.-OTHER...

...R H H HEENAN Papers.] HEEXAS ON THE HARBOUR OF ALGOA BAY. 263 (Paper No. 2940.) The Harbour of Algoa Bay, Cape Colony. By ROBERTHEXRYHAWMERSHLEYENINM, . Inst. C.E. INless than 10 yearstheterritoriesknownas Mashonaland, Matabeleland, and Bechuanaland, equal in extent to over 500,000 square miles...

... RAPIDS WATERFALLS STORAGE CAPE COLONY VAN WYKS VLEY SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1887 rapera.] GAXBLE ON WATER-SUPPLY, CAPE COLONY. 255 " Water-Supply in the Gape Colony." By JOHGNEORGGEAMBLEM, .A., M. Inst. C.E. 1. GENERAPLHYSICAFELATURES. THE southern extremity...

...W B TRIPP © Thomas Telford and ICE 1887 RIVERS RAINFALL DRAINAGE CATCHMENTS DISCHARGES CALCULATIONS BASINS AREAS CAPE COLONY ORANGE TRANSKEI SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA BASUTOLAND LESOTHO ~aperu.1 TRIPP ON THE DISCHARGE OF SOUTH AFRICAN RIVERS. 295 (Paper No. 226f.) I...

...W SHIELD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1887 HARBOURS WORKS CURRENTS BREAKWATERS RUBBLE PILING IMPROVEMENT SCHEMES SILT SEA WALLS REMOVAL CONSTRUCTION BRIDGES CORRUGATED IRON RAILWAYS BAYS PORTS TIDES RETAINING BANKS WALLS SEA PILES CAPE COLONY AFRICA SOUTH AFRICA...

... CAPE COLONY SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA 252 BROUSGER NO CAPE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. CS'31ected (Paper No. 2049.) " The CapeGovernmentRailways." By WILLIAMGEORGBEROUNGEMR.,Inst. C.E. THEpast few years have witnessed the construction of a somewhat extensive system of railways in the Colony of the Cape...