July 31, 1914.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

279

HAULI1W Un»oj
for HAND or BELT power.



COLLIERY TOOLS.

- Ask for List No* 28. -

YOUNGS,

RYLAND ST. WORKS, BIRMINGHAM.

SHEER LEGS,
with WOOD or TUBULAR Legs.

Approved WINDING SIGNALS

NO SKILLED LABOUR IN FIXING.

complying with Rule 9 5, General Regulations 19 13.

Galvanized Portable COMMODES

DAYIS’S Self-contained

SEND FOR LIST 41V.

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JOHN DAVIS & SON (DERBY) LTD

All Saints Works, DERBY,

and 17, Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W.

(Patent applied for No. 11780).

DAVIS’S Self-contained
SOLENOID BELL AND INDICATOR.
Can be worked off existing electrical or mechanical wires.

LOWER

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(TO COMPLY WITH THE COAL MINES ACT, 1911).

Specially Suitable where Sanitation is Not Dealt with by Water C rriace.

Eegd. Bo. 624242.

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PAN & COVER
Price 3/- each. .

PAN, COVER & STAND STAND
Complete, 6/- each. Price 3/- each.

All parts are strongly made to withstand rough wear. Orders of 50 sent carriage paid.

SOLE MANUFACTURERS—

Steel Underframe

The Wollescote Galvanizing Company,

NINE LOCKS WORKS, BRIERLEY HILL. STAFFS.

T«leqrams—“ Wollescote Co., Brierley Hill.” Telephone—No. 4, Brierley Hill. A B C Code, 5th Edition.

Railway Car-
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and Wagons of
every description
for Hire and Sale
by Immediate or
Deferred Pay-
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Wheels and Axles.

WAGONS.

Also Wagons with Oak Underframes.

Makers of HYDRAULIC PRESSED BOSS
and other WHEELS and AXLES.

PRESSED STEEL. BOGIES.

Wagons for
Hire, capable of
carrying Six,
Eight and Ten
Tons, part of
which are con-
structed specially
for Shipping pur-
poses. Wagons
in Working Order
maintained by
Contract.

SECOND-HAND BALLAST WAGONS FIT FOB HAIN LINE TRAFFIC.

Sole Manufacturers of Dean & Churchward’s “EITHERSIDE

BRAKE,” and Marillier’s Patent “INSTANTER COUPLING.”

Tlie Birmingham Rail/way
Carriage & Wagon Co. Xatd.,
WORKS: SMETHWICK BIRMINGHAM^

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SMALLMAN ™°> HAULAGE CLIPS.

New Model: Nine Sizes.

Patented 1902, 1906 and 1910.

The 1911 lever has large lateral soops and a
wedge-shaped head.

Drop-forged shells (two sizes), levers (four
sizes), catches and couplings.

Illustrated Catalogue. Clips can be had without catches.

Patentee and SHe Manufacturer:—

JAMES W. SMALLMAN. NUNEATON, England.