Papers Past | Magazines and Journals | Progress | 2 September 1907

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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
SECTIONEDITORIAL COMMENT.
- ARTICLENew Zealand and the New Zealanders.
- ARTICLEThe Rhodes Scholarships.
ARTICLETHe New Oomet
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ARTICLEThe Orbit of the Sun and the Solar System.
ARTICLEApplications for Patents.
SECTIONThe... ...Motor.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEMOTOR NOTES. By "Accumulator."
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE DELIGHTS OF MOTORING PA.TIEVT "JUAJBUKS," IMPVTI^xr CHAUFfEUR THE PLEASURES OF MOTORING—MENDING A TYRE.
- ARTICLEAnother Test of Alcohol as an Automobile Fuel.
ARTICLEMental Limitations.
ARTICLEPekin to Paris.
ARTICLELubrication of Motors.
- ILLUSTRATIONCHART OF ROUTF PEKIN 1O PARIS.
ARTICLEWhy so Many Fail at the Motor Trade.
ARTICLEAccidental Starting of Automobiles.
ARTICLE"PROGRESS."
ARTICLENew Zealand's National Journal.
ARTICLEWILL IT PAY?
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. S, F. EDGE ON THE NAPIER CAR ON WHICH HE ESTABLISHED HIS WONDERFUL RECORD AT THE. BROOKLANDS TRACK,
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE 40 H P ITVLA CAR WHICH WAS DRIVEN IN THE PEKIN-PARIS RACE BY PRINCE SCIPIO BORGHESE. Attention may be drawn to ...
ARTICLENew Means of Producing Ballast for Balloons.
ARTICLEBuilding & Architecture.
- ILLUSTRATIONTOM TOWER, ENTRANCE TO CHRISTCHURCH, OXFORD. [Mr. C. DlllwOVth Fox, PllOtO ]
ARTICLENotes.
- ILLUSTRATIONu \th abbey, west front. [Mr. C. Dillworth Fox, Photo ]
ARTICLEOld-World Architecture.
- ILLUSTRATIONWBLLS CATHEDBAL, CBKTRAI. TOWEK ANDW WD. FI.OM B.SHOP'S GAKDEN. [A/r. C. 2W/«W/A F«, P*^.
- ILLUSTRATION[Competitive design : Penty and Blake} PRESBYTERIAN RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE, DUNEDIN.
ARTICLEA Theatre Auditorium Turned into a Ball-room at a Moment's Notice.
- ILLUSTRATIONkfsidence or mr. s. brice. [Architect: J. M. Dawsou.]
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. BRICE'S HOUSE HALL AND STAIRCASE. FIPST FLOOR, MR. BRICE's HOUSE. GROUND PJLAN, MR. BRICE S HOUSE.
- ILLUSTRATIONinterior of mr. c. palmer's house. [/. W. Chap man-Taylor, AycJutect.']
- ILLUSTRATIONTIRST FLOOR, MR. PALMER'S HOUSE. GROUND PLAN, MR. PALMER'S HOUSE
ARTICLEEngineering: Sea and Land
ARTICLEThe Brennan Mono-rail.
ARTICLEThe Platinum Deposits of California.
ARTICLEThe Victoria Falls Power Scheme.
ARTICLEExperiments on the Magnetic Character of Vessels.
ARTICLE[By an M.I.N.A.]
ARTICLEElectroplating with Cadmium.
ARTICLEThe Use of Compressed Air in Loggings.
ARTICLEBy E. A. Sterling.
ARTICLENOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
ARTICLEWellington Technical College.
ARTICLEIntroduction.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MACHINE SHOP.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. W. S. LA TROBE (PRESENT DIRECTOR)
- ILLUSTRATIONBy W. S. La Trobe M.A. (Director), MR. ARTHUR D RILFY (FIRST DIRECTOR Or TECHNICAL EDUCATION, \VELLINGTON).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. J. P. LUKE (CHAIRMAN BOARD OF NSSOCIATION)
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE CARPENTERS' SHOP.
ARTICLEThe School as it is to-day.
ARTICLEThe Organisation of the School.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. W. ALLAN (.MEMBER OF BOARD).
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE PHYSICAL LABORATORY.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. W. ALEXANDER (MECHANICAL ENGINEERING).
ARTICLEThe Engineering Department.
ARTICLEArchitecture and Building Trades.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. G. R. PITKETHLEY (ART AND ART CRAFT DEPARTMENT)
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE PLUMBERS' SHOP.
ARTICLEGeneral.
ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S GREAT ENGINEERING WORK: Arthur's Pass Ttinne
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. NEIL MCLEAN (OF THE FIRM OF MCLEAN BROS )
- ILLUSTRATIONMR, LESLIE »REYNOLDS, A.M.INST.C.E. (eInGINEER FOR THE CONTRACTORS).
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. MURDOCH MCLEAN (OF THE FIRH OF MCLEAN BROS.)
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE MR. P. S. HAY, M.A., M.INST.C.E. (LATE ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF OF PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.)
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE HON. ii. RICHARDSON, C.M.G., ENGINEER OF THE LYTTELTON TUNNEL. FATHER OF THE PUBLIC WORKS SYSTEM OF N.Z.
- ILLUSTRATIONlocality plan.—A—Otira railway station , B—Commencement of contract, 51 miles 49 chains Irom Greymouth ; C—Arthur's P...
- ILLUSTRATIONto\(.iiudinal plvn —4—Spur irom Wamock's Knob, B—Commencement oi contiact , C—Aithur's Pass; E—r.nd ol contract, I—Ro...
- ILLUSTRATION' REAR SUMMIT OF THF RAISiGE, LOOKING TOWARDS'^CANTERBURY. The figures (reading, from left to right) are •—W H Hales...
- ILLUSTRATIONOIIKA, GORGE ; F.WM THR OLO HOTEL
- ILLUSTRATIONOTIKA RAILWAY^STATJON.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHC IUNNLL LMR'MC, \ \LLEY OF THE ROLLrSTOX
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE PUNCH BOWL (bEALEY SIDE) NEAR EASTERN TUNNEL MOUTH.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE APPROACH TO THL 15RIDGL OVER THE ROLLEbTON, WHICH LEADS DIRECT INTO THE MOUTH Or THE TUNNEL.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE E DOBSON, C E , PROVINCIAL ENGINEER OF CANTERBURY.
ARTICLEElectricity
ARTICLENOTES.
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