April 11, 1913.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

779

THE NAVAL ARCHITECTS’
NUMBER

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The Shipping World

CONTAINS:

Summaries of the Papers and Discussions at
the Spring Session of the Institution of Naval
Architects, with many illustrations and portraits
of the authors; Expert Criticisms of the Papers
by an M.I.N.A., and a Descriptive Article on
the Banquet of the Institution by Carausius.

Special Articles on—

The Outlook in the Coal Trade. By David A. Thomas,
M.A., D.L.

The Outlook in the Shipbuilding and Engineering
Industries. By G. B. Hunter, D.Sc.

The Outlook in the Shipping Trade. By William H.
Raeburn, Deputy Chairman of the Clyde Trust.

The Outlook from the Labour Standpoint. By Philip
Snowden, M.P.

German Shipbuilding. By Professor Oswald Flamm, of
the Technical School of Charlottenburg.

The Running Costs of Fine and Full-Lined Ships.
By E. Saxton White, B.Sc.

Cavitation. By an M.I.N.A.

The Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Cham-
ber of Shipping of the United Kingdom. By
own representative and by Aaron Watson, J.P.

The Price is ^d., includina postage in the United
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