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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
SECTIONBusiness Notices.
- ARTICLEOFFICES AND REPRESENTATIVES
ARTICLEEDITORIAL COMMENT.
SECTIONInventions.
- ARTICLERECENT LEGAL DECISION.
- ARTICLEThe Ellis Motor.
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE ELLIS MOTOR.
- ARTICLECrosbie's Flax Stripper.
- ARTICLEThe Holmes-Allen Automatic Trolley Head.
- ARTICLENOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
SECTIONChemistry and the World's Food.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONINTERIOR OF CYLINDRICAL SPURRING CHAMBER FOR THE ECONOMICAL BURNING OF NITROGEN. CYLINDER ROTATING AT THE RATE OF 5OO...
- ARTICLECopyright.
  - ILLUSTRATIONNITROGEN-INOCULATION EXPERIMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND : BROAD BEANS, SHOWING DEVELOPMENT OF NODULES DUE TO SOIL-INOCULATION.
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
SECTIONNEW DIRECT PROCESS OF Iron and Steel Manufacture.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR T J HESKETI
- ILLUSTRATIONMR HESKETT AT HIS WORK.
- ILLUSTRATIONFEEDING THE ORE.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. MONTAGUE MOORE,
- ILLUSTRATIONNEW DIRECT IRON PROCESS : DRAWING A CHARGE. [PhotOS by Sears.
- ARTICLENEW DIRECT IRON PROCESS.
  - ILLUSTRATION"RABBLING" THE HEARTH.
  - ILLUSTRATIONGENERAL VIEW OF PLANT.
- ARTICLEThe Block System and Ticket Collecting.
- ARTICLEThe Turbines of the New Cunarders.
- ARTICLEDevelopment of the United States Meat Trade.
SECTIONThe.... ...Motor.
- ARTICLEThe Ford Model "N."
  - ILLUSTRATIONFORD MODEL " N " : FRONT VIEW.
  - ILLUSTRATIONFORD MODEL " N " THE CHASSIS
  - ILLUSTRATION[FORD MODEL " N " THE 4-CYLINDER MOTOR.
- ARTICLENo Speed Limit for Motor Cars. INCREASED TAXATION FOR BETTER ROADS COMMISSION'S REPORT.
- ARTICLEOdourless Motor 'Buses.
- ARTICLEThe Motosacoche.
- ARTICLERich's Detachable Air Tubes for Motor Cycles and Tricars.
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEDunhill's Duplex Lens Lamp.
- ARTICLETHE STEAM TURBINE.
  - ILLUSTRATIONCADILLAC IO-I2 H.P. TOURING CAR,
  - ILLUSTRATIONdunhill's duplex lens lamp. DIAMETER, 8|- IN WEIGHT, 6| LB.
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATEST 10-12 H.P. ARGYLL, SHOWING THE CAR AT THE ENTRANCE TO BELLEVUE GARDENS AFTER ITS TIRST RUN IN NEW ZEALAND.
SECTION..North Island.. Main Trunk Line. A NATIONAL UNDERTAKING.
- ILLUSTRATIONNORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY: TYPICAL COUNTRY THROUGH WHICH A GREAT PART OF THE RAILWAY HAS EEEN CONSTRUCTED.
- ILLUSTRATIONNORTH ISL\ND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY BRIDGE OVER TOI CREEK 37 MILES 54 CHAINS FROM MARTON JUNCTION ; ONE STEEL GIRDER SP\N...
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. P. S. HAY, M.A., M.INST. C.E., ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. H. J. H. BLOW, UNDER-SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC WORKS
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE HON. SIR J. 6. WARD, K.C.M.G., Premier of New Zealand, Minister for Railways during the Seddon Administration.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE HON. W. HALL-JONES, Minister for Public Works and Railways.
- ILLUSTRATIONNORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY". 15 FT. WATER TUNNEL CARRYING TAIHAPE STRE\M UNDER RAILWAY EMBANKMENT, AT 43 MILES 5...
- ILLUSTRATIONNORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY . BRIDGE OVER WAITEA RIVER, AT 127 MILES 45 CHAINS FROM MARTON JUNCTION ; ONE STEEL G...
- ILLUSTRATIONNORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY OHINEMOA SECTION—BANK FORMED OF RHYOLITE DEBRIS.
- ILLUSTRATIONNORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY. KAKAHI RIVER BRIDGE, 125 MILES 64 CHAINS FROM MARTON , TIVE STEEL GIRDER SPANS OF 44...
- ARTICLENORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY.
  - ILLUSTRATIONONGARUE RIVER BRIDGE (No. t CROSSING). One !1 ft., four 20ft., and two 100ft. spans. Hiight from River bid to rail lt...
  - ILLUSTRATIONMAKOHINE VIADUCT. One centre span, 176 ft., two side spans, 2471t., and two end spans, 43 ft. Height from river bed t...
- ARTICLENORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY.
  - ILLUSTRATIONEMBANKMENT, about 2 miles north of Taihape, 63 ft. high 100,000 cubic yards.
  - ILLUSTRATIONONGARUE RIVER BRIDGE (No. 3 CROSSING). Six 20 ft. and two 80 ft. spans. Height from river bed to rail level, 30 ft.
- ARTICLERailway Carriage Cleaning in France.
- ARTICLEThe New Dock at Port Chalmers.
- ARTICLERemarkable Whispering Telephone.
- ARTICLEElectrically Immune. REMARKABLE FEATS.
  - ILLUSTRATIONEXCAVATIONS AT THE NEW PORT CHALMERS DOCK.
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SECTIONArchitecture and Building. The Architectural Editor will be glad to receive suggestions or matter from those interes...
- ARTICLEPROVINCIAL NOTES.
  - ILLUSTRATIONBUILDING OF IOO STORIES FOR NEW YORK CITY.
- ARTICLEBuilding of 100 Stories.
- ARTICLEThe Building Situation in San Francisco.
  - ILLUSTRATIONVICTORIA ARCADE, AUCKLAND. THIS HANDSOME BUILDING IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST EXAMPLE Or BRICK CONSTRUCTION IN THE...
- ARTICLEInternal Decoration of Houses
  - ILLUSTRATIONGRAND STAIRCASE, WELLINGTON TOWN HALL,
- ARTICLETHE NEW ENTRANCE TO NELSON HARBOUR.
- ARTICLEHUMPHRIES' SCAFFOLD BRACKET.
  - ILLUSTRATIONHUMPHRIES' S\rETY SCArrOLD BRACKET I\ USE UPON THE DOME OF CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION.
  - ILLUSTRATIONMR. GEO. HUMPHRIES, A SUCCESSFUL INVENTOR.
- ARTICLEJapan Objects to State Ownership.
ARTICLEApplications for Patents.
ARTICLEThe New Cunarders.
SECTIONOur Industries: No. 8. S. Luke & Co.'s Stovemaking Branch.
- ILLUSTRATIONMOULDING-SHOP . IN ADDITION TO STOVE CASTINGS MESSRS. LUKE EXECUTE"1 ORNAMENTAL IRONWORK IN THIS DFPARTAIKNT.
- ILLUSTRATIONMESSRS. LUKE'S STOVE-MAKING BRANCH, ALLEN AND BLAIR STREETS, WELLINGTON
- ILLUSTRATIONFITTING-SHOP AT MESSRS. LUKE'S STOVE-MAKING BRANCH
- ARTICLETHE GALLITZIN TUNNEL.
  - ILLUSTRATIONINTERIOR OF SHOWROOM AT MESSRS. LUKE'S STOVE-MAKING BRANCH
SECTION..Legal..
- ARTICLERECENT DECISIONS
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