January 17, 1913.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

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L°\ BW-STOH, STAFFORDSHIRE. Aj

Telephone No. 72 Bilston.

W. G. ALLEN & SONS (TIPTON) LTD.,

Bradley Lane Works, Princes End, TIPTON.

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IRE SCREENS

All kinds of Wire

Screens. All meshes of
any gauge of wire.

Alex. Cousland & Son

3, Mitchell St.. Gr.ASGO'W.

L0WM00R
“Best Yorkshire”
= IRON =

FOR RESISTANCE TO STRAINS
OR SHOCKS.

Specially adapted for

COLLIERIES

Prices and full particulars from
The lowmoor co. ltd.,
Lovmoor Ironworks, BRADFORD.

T ancashire & Yorkshire Wagon. Company
-U	limited:

(Established 1862),

RAILWAY WAGON WORKS, HEYWOOD.

NBAS MANCHESTER.

MANUFACTURERS of RAILWAY WAGONS of every description, for
cash and on deferred payments extending over three, five, or seven years.

Railway Wheels and Axles, Axle Boxes, Cast and Wrought Ironwork of
every sort made to pattern or drawings; Wagons repaired; Wheels turned
up or re-tyred.

Second-hand WAGONS Let out on simple Hire.

PHew on Application.	GEO. H. ROBINSON, Secretary.

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CONNECTION -WITH
’ RAILWAY WRG0N5

THE BRISTOL AND SOUTH WALES
RAILWAY WAGON CO. LTD.

NEW OR SECOND-HAND WAGONS PURCHASED
AND RE-SOLD FOR PAYMENT OVER THREE,
FIVE, OR SEVEN YEARS.

Owicbs: BRISTOL. JOHN BICKNELL, Secretary.

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_ ALMA TUBE WORKS, WALSALL.

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COLLIERY OWNERS MANUFACTURING BRICKS

SHOULD SUBSCRIBE TO

THE BRITISH CLAY-WORKER

The Organ of the Brick and Tile Trades.

Pubks ed Monthly. Subscription* 8s. per^annum posttfree.2
Send for Specimen Copy to the Publisher,

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Telegrams—** Furse, Nottingham.” Phone— £ 2207*

LIGHTNING

CONDUCTORS

MANUFACTURED AND ERECTED.

Furse’s Improved System

SUPERSEDES ALL OTHERS.

GOLLIERf CHIMNEYS

Built, Raised, Straightened, Pointed, Banded, Razed.
Xo Stoppage o± Works,

W. J. FURSE,

Traffic Street,

NOTTINGHAM.

Also; LONDON, LINCOLN, BRISTOL

THOMAS MOY Limited,
RAILWAY WORKS, PETERBORO’,
BUILDERS OF RAILWAY WAGONS

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
BOB CASH, PUBCHASB LBASB. OB ON BIMPLB BIBB.

Makers of Wagon Ironwork, Wheels, Forgings, Iron and Brass Castings.
CONTRACTORS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF WAGONS.

THE ROLLING STOCK COMPANY,

DARLINGTON,

WAGON OWNERS.

Railway Wagons of all descriptions Let on Simple
or Purchase Hire. Wagons bought and sold.

2E2“ Wigan Wagon Co. H-dL.,

SPRINGS BRANCH, WIGAN.

Manufacturers of RAILWAY WAGONS of every
description for cash and on deferred payments. Dead Buffer
wagons converted into self-contained Spring* Buffer wagons.

Colliery Pit Tubs, Wagon Ironwork Cast and Wrought, Brass
Bearings, Springs, Wheels and Axles, Bolts and Nuts, Ac., Ac
Loco and Wagon Wheels turned up and re-tyred.

WAGONS BEPAIBED, PAINTED AND LETTERED.

Telegrams—" Wagon, Ghorley."	Telephone—No. 26.

Tha 6B0RLEY RAILWAY WAGON GO. LTD.,

Chorley, LANCASHIRE.

Branch Works—SPRINGS BRANCH, WIGAN.

Telegrams—" Electric, Wigan.”	Telephone—No. 438.

Builders of Railway Carriages, Wagons, * Rolling
Stock of every description for Cash, Purchase
Xwease, or on Simple Hire.

Wagon Ironwork, Wagon Wheels, Forgings, Stampings. Iron
and Brass Foundry Work.

Wagons maintained in Repair by Contract or otherwise.

K, W. HITOHBIC, Managing Director.

ISCA FOUNDRY IND ENGINEERING GO.

RAILWAY PLANT If GENERAL ENGINEERS,
Switches, Crossings, Turntables, Vater Cranes, Girders, Bridges-
Roofs, Pipes, Pumps, Wagons, Tanks, Engines, Boilers, Cranes.

Works: NEWPORT, MON.

London Office: 16 a 17 Devonshire 8q. Bishopsqate St. E.C

: Fracturite :
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: Britonite :

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G LASG O W

THE SOUTH WALES COALFIELD. PART II.

By Henry K. Jordan, F.G.S. (Past President and first

Gold Medallist of the South Wales Institute of Engineers).

This Paper, which deals with the western part of the Coalfield, has just
been published by the South Wales Institute of Engineers. It consists of
81 pages of printed matter with Sections and Diagrams. The large drawings
are issued separately and comprise

1.	A Horizontal Section across the anthracite region of Llandybie and

Pant-y-ffynnon, and via the Dulais Valley to the sea at Swansea. It
is drawn to a scale of six inches to one nolle, is 8 ft. in length, mounted
on linen, and geologically coloured.

2.	Comparative Sections of the Lower Measures in the following areas —

(A)	Neath Valley.	(E) Ammanford.

(B)	Swansea Valley.	(F) Loughor Valley.

(C)	Brynamman District. (G) Gwendraeth District.

(D)	Amman Valley.	(H) Gwendraeth District.

These are drawn on one sheet, about 35 by 30 in., mounted on linen, to
a scale of 200 ft. to 1 in.

3.	A Map of Swansea District, on a scale of 6 in. to one mile, showing

the outcrops of the coal seams.

A limited number of the above are for sale, and may be obtained from

The Secretary, The South Wales Institute of Engineers*

CARDIFF.

Price £1 is., Postage Extra.

" The South Wales Coalfield,” Part I.,bv Mr. H. K. Jordan, published
in 1908, price £2.2s., dealt with the eastern half of the Coalfield, ana may be
obtained from the Secretary.

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