... friend granite, which after long years of Sir Leopold experience they all respected and admired, was so largely used inSavile. these harbour works. Sir HARLEYDALRYMPLE-HAdYesired to refer to one or twosir H a r k D points in connection with the ocean quay wall a t Mombasa. Mr. rymple-Hay. Fforde, on p...

... by then become very congested. The tonnages given are the bill-of-ladingtonnages, the bill-of-lading ton being the unit of weight upon which ocean freight is charged. Proceedings.] FFORDEON THE NEW PORT WORKS AT MOMBASA. 73 In 1913, the Government of British East Africa, now Kenya, asked Messrs. Coode, Matthews...

...T E BURROWS; W E COOK; H H DARE; E M DE BURGH; G H HALLIGAN; W D LANCASTER; J MITCHELL; A F OSBORN; W E BUSH; A PEAKE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1921 DRAINAGE OCEANS OUTFALLS SEWERS DISCHARGES SEWERAGE TREATMENT HARBOURS WAVES STORMWATER PUMPING PRESSURE STORAGE PUMPING...

...A PEAKE Proceeth1p.J PEAKE ON SUBURBS OCEAN OUTFALL SEWER. 1 0 9 32 Narch, 1931. J O H X A. BRODIE, President, in the Chair. The PRESIDESiTn, announcingthedeath of LordMoulton of Bank, stated that the Council had passed the following resolution : The Council record the deep regret with which...

...J DAVIS; G M C TAYLOR; A J MARTIN; B HOWORTH; E W MONKHOUSE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1921 DRAINAGE SEWERAGE HARBOURS POLLUTION DISCHARGES OCEANS RAINFALL OUTFALLS AUCKLAND BOTANY BAY SYDNEY NEW ZEALAND Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON OCEAN OUTI?ALL SEWERS. 143...

... WHARVES QUAYS CANALS GRAIN EXPORTS NAVIGATION FREIGHT CARGOES HANDLING ICE RAILWAYS INFRASTRUCTURE SEA VESSELS SHIPS OCEANS BERTHING ELEVATORS REINFORCED CONCRETE CONVEYORS DRILLS DIPPERS DREDGERS DRILLING COSTS ROCKS REMOVAL DREDGING ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURE...

... WALLS CONCRETE TRANSIT SHEDS FLOATING DOCKS CRANES SHIPBUILDING REPAIRS YARDS SHIPYARDS STORAGE HANDLING EXPORTS VENTILATION ELEVATORS POWER VIBRATIONS TESTS REINFORCED EXPERIMENTS ORGANISATION WEATHER NAVIGATION SEA OCEANS MONTREAL GREAT LAKES ST LAWRENCE CANADA...

...R E COOPER; F J WILSON; J M DOBSON; W H HUNTER; SIR J P GRIFFITH; W B TRIPP © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 COASTAL COASTS SAND TRANSPORT HARBOURS ACCRETION EROSION BREAKWATERS DREDGING COSTS OCEANS WAVES ACTION DREDGERS CURRENTS PORTS MADRAS TIMARU NEW SOUTH WALES...

...G H HALLIGAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1911 BARS HARBOURS RIVERS CURRENTS ENTRANCES OCEANS SAND MONSOONS WIND TIDES ESTUARIES TIDAL BAYS SEA MOVEMENT LITTORAL NATURAL ARTIFICIAL COASTS COASTAL NEW SOUTH WALES PORT JACKSON BOTANY JERVIS RICHMOND MANNING...

..., it was decided toobtain a report from Sir John Coode : he reported i n 1887 that to make an effective entrance between the ocean andthelake it wouldbe necessary to reduce thewidth at theends of the breakwaters to 200 feet, at a cost of 263,000. Thisreport led tothe stoppage of the works. Mr. Halliganstatedthat...

...W A HARPER Papers.] HlRPER OS OCEAS JETTIES IS N.S.W. 305 (Paper No. 2430.) Ocean Jetties in New South Wales. By WILLIAM ANDREWHARPEARs,soc. M. Inst. C.E. THEsouthern cd-field of New South Wales has been gradually opened u p from the Illawarra District northwardtowards Sydney. The seam a t...

...J A THOMPSON 334 THONPSON OR A LIGHT DRAUGHT PADDLE STEAMER. [Selected (Students Paper No. 120.) Light Draught Steel P. S. Terranora, for Ocean and River Navigation. By JOHANUGUSTUTSHOMPSOSNtn, d. Inst. C.E. INthe year 1878 a requisition was received from Australia for a paddle steamer...

...G R STEPHENSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1876 PRESIDENTS TRAFFIC GOODS MINERALS TRANSPORTATION RAILWAYS HARBOURS REFUGE STEAM NAVIGATION STEAMSHIPS MARINE ENGINES ACCIDENTS LABOUR COSTS WAGES RELATIONS TRAINS SEPARATION SHIPS SEA OCEANS INDUSTRIES INDUSTRIAL TRADES...

...J GRANTHAM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1870 SHIPS STEAM STEAMSHIPS OCEANS SEA NAVIGATION DEVELOPMENT PROPULSION SCREWS PROPELLERS ENGINES PROPULSION BOILERS CYLINDERS CONDENSERS SURFACE SUPERHEATING CARGOES MERCHANT SHIPPING VESSELS STEAMERS TRADE COMMERCE COAL SPEED...

... with satisfaction a Paper on the development of Ocean Steam Navigat'ion. Mr. J. GRANTHAaMpo!ogized for not having entered upon the practical features of the case as fully as he might have done ; but an attack of illness had obliged him to suspend his work. He had been consequently unable toillustrate those features...

...J A LONGRIDGE; C H BROOKS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1858 CABLES SUBMERGING SUBMERGED TELEGRAPHS TELEGRAPHY COMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS LAYING DEEP WATER CURRENTS OCEANS VELOCITY WASTE STRAIN FRACTURE SUBMARINE CONSTRUCTION SEA SEABED TELECOMMUNICATIONS PAYING OUT...

... STEAMSHIPS SHIPS WORKING POWER PROPULSION SEA OCEANS CLIPPERS STEAM SPEED DISPLACEMENT VOYAGES 390 SCllEW PIIOI EL1,ER TO SAILING VESSELS. Mr. BIDDERV, .P., said, hehad one remarkto make, with regard to employing auxiliary power in vessels, namely, that there had not yet been formed a race...

... straining of ocean screwpropulsion, and to the vibratory motion of the stern of the vessel. Withoutalludingtoparticular ships, or topurelyaccidental cases,two examples of very generaloccurrence are sufficient to illustrate this point, viz., the rapid wearing away of the outer, or sternbearing of the screw...

... SEA OCEANS SHIPBUILDING SPEED COAL FUEL CONSUMPTION VOYAGES ECONOMY OCEAN STEAMERS. 31 Mr. A. SLATEsaid, it was understood, thatthe Americans, who had taken the lead in the extension of the size of vessels, had expressed the determination of still further augmenting the tonnage...

...A HENDERSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1854 SHIPS SPEED STEAMERS MEASUREMENT STEAMSHIPS TONNAGE STEAM ANCIENT HISTORY VESSELS CONSTRUCTION REGISTRATION TAXATION FISHING BOATS LIFEBOATS DIMENSIONS OCEANS SEA PROPULSION SHIPBUILDING GREAT WESTERN TIMBER WOOD SCREWS...