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[supplement PAGE XII.]

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

July 12, 1918.



The “ Cyclone
System of Refuse
Collection
applied to a.

Panel Planer.

.Xote the

shaving*, &c..
about the



Clear the Shavings

Give the men a chance to work unham-
pered by shavings, chips and sawdust.
They will do more and better work —
and you will have minimised the risk
of fire and accidents.

The

t

YCLONE

Refuse Collector

gathers-up the waste at the point of
production, and delivers at the boiler
house or into convenient receptacles
for easy removal. At all times the
machines are kept free from the usual
heap or refuse.

The C. clone System is adapted to all con-
ditions, and we shall be glad to advise you as
to the best method on receipt of particulars.
Have our Booklet 275B.

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SwintjHiJlanchssteE

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LOWER

12

9

RAISE,

5

RAISE
.STOP,

Slower

.STEADILY.

VA1MEM



WINDING
SIGNALS
“NON-CUMULATIVE.”

ELECTRIC.
MECHANO-ELECTRIC.
MECHANICAL.

SIMPLE.

EFFICIENT.

INEXPENSIVE.

DAVIS’S SPECIAL

RELEASING GEAR.

HAULAGE PLANE
SIGNALS
Electric or Mechano-Electric.

SEND FOR LIST 41 v.

JOHN DAVIS & SON (Derby) Ltd.

All Saints Works, DERBY ; & 17, Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W. 1.

JOHN WOOD & SONS, LT"

Engineers, BARLEY BROOK FOUNDRY, WIGAN.

Fitted with

AUTOMATIC BRAKE

and Improved

FRICTION

CLUTCH.

Telephone—No. “ S 5 ” Wigan

BAND ”

Telegrams—“ Haulage, Wigan

“ OUTSIDE-

100-H.P. “ENDLESS”

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Haulage Gears of every type.

WINDING, PUMPING & AIR COMPRESSING ENGINES.