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THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

November 27. 1914.

IMPROVED WIRE ROPE

PULLEYS.

ANY DIAMETER. ANY SECTION.
FOR ALL PURPOSES.

Supplied to most of the largest Collieries and Gold Mines.

Al. SO

LATEST IMPROVED

SAFETY

DETACHING
HOOKS.

FOR

SALE

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NAYLORS APPROVED
BIFOLD MARSAUT LAMP.
Give* the best light, is the best
Ga« Detector, and the Safest
Flame procurable.

NEW MINES ACT.

Approved
Miners’ Lamps

TO MEET ALL

REQUIREMENTS OF
THE ACT.

Arranged for Electric
Ignition and with Mag-
netic Lock. Particulars
furnished on application.
Demonstrations arranged
by appointment.

J. H. NAYLOR,

Central Brass Works,

Established 1861. WIGAN.

HAGGIE BROS. Ltd.

Gateshead-on-Tyne.

Established 1800.

MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATENT

THOMPSON & SOUTHWICK LD., E.gi.^

TAMWORTH, Staffs, England. Nat. Tel. No. 4. Tel. Address—“ Pulleys, Tamworth.”

PERFORATED PLATES

FOR

COAL SEPARATING
PROCESS.

COATBRIDGE.

THOMAS HUDSON LTD



Established 1800.	—	Telephone No. 577

BRASS TIME CHECKS

JOHN LAWSON A SONS,

Manufacturers of every kind of

STEEL STAMPS, LETTERS,
FIGURES, BRANDS, STENCIL

PLATES, &c.

Roebuck Letter Works, 26, Carver Lane, SHEFFIELD.

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 Drutrs and Pulleys.

We have Crane Ropes working on the same turrets 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 can guarantee 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,” have Haulage Ropes running

14 years and Winding Ropes 6| years.

Telegrams Haggle, Gateshead.”

HUGE

PECKETT & SONS LTD., Bristol.

Speciality

TANK

LOCOMOTIVES.

Locos, of various sizes specially
designed for

COLLIERIES,
IRONWORKS,
CONTRACTORS, &c.,
always in Stock,

Ready for Immediate Delivery.

Photographs, Prices and Specifi-
cations on application.

Tel. Address—“ Peckett, Bristol.”
Telephone—No. 6 Fishponds.

Established 1864.

LASSES

^PRESSURES

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First-class

Medals—

Paris, 1885 ;

London, 1862.

“SHELTON” IRON.

“SHELTON” STEEL

Gold Medals—

Paris, 1878 ;

Melbourne,
1881.

“GRANVILLE” PIG IRON «

STEEL PIT GIRDERS & COLLIERY RAILS a Speciality; also High-class BAR IRON for Couplings, &c.

IRON & STEEL BARS, ANGLES, TEES, CHANNELS, GIRDERS,
PLATES & SHEETS, STEEL BILLETS, BLOOMS & SLABS.

Enquiries to—	——■	-----------------

THE SHELTON IRON, STEEL & COAL CO. LTD., SNS

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

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

THE

SHIPPING WORLD YEAR BOOK

FOR 1914.

Twenty-eighth Yearly Edition, containing 1,900 pages.

Edited by MAJOR EVAN R. JONES.

Port Directory of the World.

This section occupies 600 pages of the Year Book, and. gives-
particulars of Every Port and Harbour in the British Isles,
verified by the Authorities—Pilotage, Towage, Officials, Charges,
&c. The Foreign Ports are specially revised by the British
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Foreign and Colonial Tariffs.

The Foreign and Colonial Tariffs, occupying about 1,000 pages,
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Digest of Shipping Acts.

The Digest of British Shipping Acts, from 1894 to 1913, forms
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includes the new Pilotage Act of 1913, and the National Insurance
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Workers.

Map of the World.

The Shipping World Year Book Map of the World, specially
designed by J. G. Bartholomew, Esq., F.R.G.S., F.R.S.E., and
contained in a pocket in the cover, shows the Routes of Steamers
and Railways, important Ports and Coaling Stations, and also has
manyYnset Maps of ports, harbours, waterways, &c., including a
new one of the Panama Canal and the Canal Zone.

Some of the other Contents of the Year Book

Board of Trade Regulations (latest); Chambers of Commerce and
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national); Customs Boarding Stations; Discharge and Engage-
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Great Britain’s Trade with the World; Life Boats and Life-
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Masters’ and Mates’ Certificates; Seamen’s Wages and Certifi-
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Suez Canal and its Regulations; Submarine Bells; World’s Out-
put of Tonnage (1913).

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