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THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

September 25, 1914.

D. Llewellin Evans

120, BUTE ST.
CARDIFF.

PROPRIETOR OF THE

Cardiff Brattice

Cloth Company,



AGENT FOR

Nobel's Explosives,

On Admiralty
List
of Contractors.

John Russell & Co. Ld

ALMA TUBE WORKS, WALSALL.

op all kinds and

Fill INIlW FOR ALL PURPOSES.

HAGGIE BROS. Ltd

Gateshead - on - Tyne.

Established 1800.

MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATENT

Flat and Round Wire and Hemp

ROPES

OF ANY LENGTH FOR COLLIERIES AND RAILWAYS,
FROM EITHER BEST SELECTED CHARCOAL IRON,
IMPROVED PATENT OR PLOUGH STEEL WIRE. . .

Flexible Galvanized Steel Hawsers (all guaranteed to
Lloyd’s test), with Winches or Reels and Stoppers.

Wire Signal Lines for Railways and Collieries.

Copper Lightning Conductors, complete.

Galvanized Fencing Strand.

Galvanized Wire Rope for Ships’ Rigging.

Galvanized Wire Rope fitted up to order.

Picture and Sash Cord made from Copper, Brass Plated
or Galvanized Wire.

Crane Ropes, made to suit small Drums and Pulleys.

We have Crane Ropes working on the same Barrels as Chains.

Wire Rope Springs; Wire Rope Pulleys.

Wire Rope Composition or Grease.

White Block Ropes and general Hemp Cordage.

Chains of every description.

Wire Ropes made specially to suit small Pulleys.

We ^.Suarantee uniformity of all our Ropes, as we draw our own
Wire from Special Rods, got up to our own specification.

Owing to our Special Quality/9 have Haulage Ropes runninc
14 years and Winding Ropes 6| years.

Telegrams—M Haggie, Gateshead.”

First-class

Medals—

Paris. 1885;

London,1862.

“SHELTON’’ IRON.

“SHELTON” STEEL (.»=.)
“GRANVILLE” PIG IRON

Gold Medals—
Paris, 1878;
Melbourne,
1881.

Steel Pit Girders & Colliery Rails a Speciality; also High-class Bar Iron for Couplings, &c.

IRON & STEEL BARS, ANOLES, TEES, CHANNELS, GIRDERS,

PLATES & SHEETS, STEEL BILLETS, BLOOMS & SLABS.

Enquiries to—	•	_

THE SHELTON IRON, STEEL & COAL CO. LTD., ™noIh.e"et

Or 122, Cannon Street, London. E.C.

Telegraphic Address: “ Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent.” Tel. No. 11 and 253. | Telegraph* u^ress : “ Sheltonian, London.” Tel. No. 886 Bank.

Illustrated Catalogue.

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

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

Clips can be had without catches.

Patentee and Scle Manufacturer:—

JAMES W. SMALLMAN, NONEATON, England.

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SMALIMAN HAULAGE CLIPS.

New Model: Nine Sizes.

Patented 1902, 1906 and 1910.

—«“TREFORi—
BORING and

MINING Co. Ltd.

(8oci6t6 Anonyme de Forage et
Entreprises Minieres),

41, RUE ROYALE, BRUXELLES.

CONTRACTORS FOR

DEEP BORINGS.

Wells drilled for petroleum
in all parts of the world.

Special outfit for coal borings to any
depth and of any diameter (Vogt’s
Patents).

BREJCHA’S PATENTS.

Boring to any depth without casings
and without reduction of diameter.
Speed record in England: Boring
Heswall (Cheshire), 3,400 feet in eight
months.

Shafts sunk by freezing
method

Shafts sunk by cementing the watery
grounds (cementing and sinking
simultaneously).

ALFRED ALLEN & SON

Makers of	LTD.

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KI COLLIE RY AIR PIPES*1

and COLLIERY TUBS

In IRON, STEEL and WOOD.

Lower Gornal, nr. Dudley.

Telegrams—“ Allen, Lower Gornal.” Telephone—106 Dudley.

Demy Octavo, 176 pages. Cloth.	Price 6s. 3d

45 Original Photographs and Diagrams. (post free).

Miners’ Nystagmus:

Its Causes and Prevention,

By T. LISTER LLEWELLYN M.D., B.S. (Lond.), 4c.

WITH A PREFACE BY

Professor J. S. HALDANE, F.R.S., M.D.,
AND A LEGAL APPENDIX BY

DOUGLAS KNOCKER, MB. Barrister-at-Law

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN CO. LTD.,

30 & 31, Furnival Street, Holborn, London, E.C.

Telephone—No. 7 Aberdare.

Telegraphic Address—“ Lamps, Aberdare.”

Awarded Medal at International Exhibition, London, 1884. Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1887.

BORINGS MADE IN ENGLAND TO-DAY.

Heswall (Cheshire) ____________	3,416	ft.

Furnace End (Warwickshire) ...	1,600	„

Maidensole (Kent) ____________	3,823	,,

Oxney (Kent) _________________	3,800	„

Bishopsbourne (Kent)____________	3,225	..

Ash (Kent)______________________	1,966	„

Great Missenden (Buckinghamshire)	1,264 „

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' (Flame) Safety Lamps

To meet the requirements of the new Mines Act.

Cardiff, 1888. Edinburgh, 1890. London (Mining), 1890. Sheffield, 1891.

W*type^i

THE CAMBRIAN

Fitted with Magnetic, Pneumatic, or Lead
Locks, Electric Ignition, and Double Gauzes.

Suppliers of the “CEAG” Electric Miners’ Lamps.

Stock always kept.

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E. THOMAS & WILLIAMS Ltd

CAMBRIAN LAMP WORKS,

Aberdare, South Wales.

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