July 17, 1914.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

167

BUYERS !

COMPARE THESE ADVANTAGES with other WORM BLOCKS!

1st.—“Quick Lowering” with “Control” of Lowering Speed.	2nd.—Easy Lifting.

3rd.—Self-Sustaining. 4th.—Smooth Working. 5th.—Small Headroom.

REALISE THIS

That the Advantage of “ Quick Lowering ” eventually makes

THE “ RYLAND ” PATENT the Cheapest Worm Block on the Market

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RYLAND STREET WORKS, I OUNGSj BIRMINGHAM

Praise

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APPROVED

WINDING SIGNALS
complying with Rule 95, General Regulations, 1913.
DAVIS’S Self-contained
SOLENOID BELL
WITH DIAL INDICATOR.

System 102. Patent applied for No. 7241.

Simple, Efficient, Inexpensive.

MULTIPLE CABLES DISPENSED WITH.

Can be worked off existing electrical or mechanical wires.

Steel Underframe

Railway Car-
riages, Tramoars,
and Wagons of
every description
for Hire and Sale
by Immediate or
Deferred Pay-
ments. Ironwork,
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 FOR MAIN LINE TRAFFIC.

Sole Manufacturers of Dean & Churchward’s “ EITHERSIDE

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

SEND FOR LIST 41 V.

JOHN DAVIS & SON

fTUrWl I Tn ALL SAINTS WORKS, DERBY ; &
y'	*^17, Victoria St., Westminster, London, S.W.

Telegrams—“ Davis, Derby.”	Telephone—240 Derby.

Tlie Birmingham Railway
Carriage & Wagon Co.
WORKS: SMETHWICK BIRMINGHAM.

Ltd.,

9leu) 9ermitted 'SxpfoMed.

Swale Powder.

For Stone Work & Hard Coal.

Faversham Powder No. 2.

For Ripping and Coal.

Melling Powder. All-round Work.

Kent Powder.

For Round Coal.

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24, WALBROOK, LONDON.