ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 - - KING j Y

CENTRELESS FLOORS

SIMPLE SPEEDY - STRONG

USED ON MANY IMPORTANT BUILDINGS IN LONDON AND PROVINCES

PARTITIONS PUMICE CONCRETE BLOCKS

PLASTER SLABS HOLLOW TILES

CLINKER CONCRETE BLOCKS I FIBROUS PLASTER CEILING SLABS 1

J. A. KING & CO. LTD. Telegrams Telephone ino owe. 181 QUEEN VICTORIA ST., ce;z;f:;6

Cent, London"

LONDON, E.C.4. FRONT n2

2 ADVEILTISEMENTS.

ASITE Pure Bitumen "'" r DAMP C O U R S E

EDPHALT

A SPECIAL D A M P COURSE FOR EVERY NEED

BASITE is pure Bitumen built on a Hessian base thoroughly' waterproof durable, flexible, and strong enough td resist anv required tensional or com- pressional stresses. It costs less than a slate, tile, or lead damp course, whilst it is more easily and quickly laid.

LEDBIT is similar to Basite, but has an addit~onal core of sheet lead. It contains no coal tar or pitch.

LEDPHALT consists of a sheet of lead embedded between two layers of sheet asphalte, finished on the surface with a coating of fine gravel.

ANDERITE is an economical damp course with fibre base, for small houses.

Wrlte for particulars to any of the addresses below.

I ~ % % ~ U D K Q ) I ! G w o o D P R E S E R V A T I V E I S I D O L EXTERIOR Brand Wood Preservative adds considerably to the life of any outside wood- work, preventing dry rot, kil l~ng insect pests, and acting as a disinfectant. For inside work S I D O L INTERIOR nrand gives new beauty to woodwork, enhancing the natural attractions -of the grain. I t is odourless, polishes up wonderfully and resists insect attacks. S I D O L is made in thrie shades of brown and also in green. Write for prices.

PARK ROAD WORKS, STRETFORD, MANCHESTER And at LONDON, BELFAST, BIRMINGHAM and GLASGOW

ADVERTISEMENTS. 3

Adaptability and low cost are but two of the out- standing features of a ROK Roof. Properly laid its durability is full; equal to that of tiles or slates and farsuperior t o corrudated Iron. The bitumen surface of ROK defies the worst weather conditions-there are no open joints t o leak, and it is a splendid insulator of heat and cold. The f l e x i b i l i t y of R O K enables i t to be laid easily on any of roof.

Write for samnles and nrices t o :-

shape

4

ODOURLESS-UNTEARABLE

INSULATING FELT The most e f f i c i e n t method of preventing min, snow and cold winds working into a roof between the tiles and the lathing is a rein- forcement of SANODOR, which n~ilkes a n 80% roof intoa really 100% job. The extra cost o t SANODOR is n e g l i g i b l e w h e n c o m p a r e d w i t h t h e a d v a n t a g e s it brings.

Write for fuller details of SANODOR, and

samples.

D . Anderson Ccj Son, L td . , Park Road W o r k s Stretford, ~ a n i chestcr. And at London, Belfast, Birmingham and Glosgow.

PRODUCTS OF D. ANDERSON & SON, LTD.

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 1920

Or ig ina l Organ of the National Federation of Builders' Merchants' Associations o f Great Br i ta in and

Ireland

Cditorial and Advert isement Offices : PREMIER HOUSE, I50 SOUTHAMPTON R O W , W.C.1

Telegrams: " BIMJAY, WESTCENT, LONDON." Telephone:TERminus 6905

The ONLY journal devoted exclusively t o the interests o f

BUILDERS' MERCHANTS

As the Merchant is the Manufacturer's BEST CUSTOMER, so the

B.M. J." i s the Manufacturer's BEST ADVERTISING MEDl U M

Caters for the SOUNDEST Market in the Building Trade, w i th an aggregate turnover

o f Fifty Mill ion Pounds per annum

Simply Address-

BM/BMJ, LONDON, W.C. I

ADVERTISEMENTS. 5

~ E I L O T I E ~ CANE FIBRE /NsuLATIoN

MADE I N U.S.A.

I C E L O T E X S T A N D A R D B U I L D I N G B O A R D For Insulation, decoration, sound deadening and concrete shuttering. Heat conductivity '33 B.t.u. per hour. per square

1 foot, perdegree Fahrenheit, ~ e r inch thickness. 1"ofCelotex

I is aseffectivi heat insulation as three 1 " wood boards: o r 8 " o f plaster board : o r a 2 " wall o f common brick o r a 25" concrete wall. Supplied in the following sizes: width 3ft., 3 f t , and 4ft., length aft. t o 14ft.

C E L O T E X L A T H A base for plaster. The use of Celotex Lath results in a warm dry house in winter and a cool house in summer. Superior bonding of plaster, and absence of lath marks. Celotex Lath is s u ~ p l i e d wi th bevelled edge and ship lap joints, each piece 18"wide and 48" long.

C E L O T E X R O O F I N S U L A T I O N Protects concrete roofs from excessive stress due t o expan- sion and contraction. Prevents condensatton on ceiling and saves fuel by conserving interior warmth. Supplied in sizes 2ft. wide and 5ft. long.

1 A C O U S T I - C E L O T E X For correcting faulty acoustics and for sound quietening. A patented sound-absorbing material possessing remarkable capacity for absorbing sound, correcting acoustics and quiet- ening noise in all kinds of buildings. Acousti-Celotex tiles have 441 holes per square foot t o give sound-absorbing efficiency and permanent paintability Supplied in all sizes of 6" x 12". 12" x 2 " and 12" x 24". Thickness, Type Single B F , Double B +if', Triple B \I.".

I C E L O T E X CARPET L I N I N G Deadens noise o f walking and increases life o f carpets. Size, 3 ft. x 6ft., approximately +" th ick.

C E L O T E X L l N O BASE Size, 3 ft. x 5 ft., approximately +" thick.

A l l Celotex Cane Fibre Products are manufactured underthe Ferox Process (patented), an integral chemical treatment toxic to Fungus Growth, Dry Rot and Termites (white ants), and which effectively protects Celotex against these and similar agencies of destruction.

Name and address of nearest distributor, prices, samples and dataon application to-

THE CELOTEX CO. OF GREAT BRITAIN LTD. AUSTRALIA HOUSE, STRAND - - LONDON, W.C.2 Telephone: TEMple Bar 9084. Telegrams: " Celotex, Estrand London"

C.C.

6 ADVERTISEMENTS.

, ~ , ,,,,.

"FOUR OAKS" and CREOSOTlNG MACHINES.

Limewashing with a c'Four Oaks" Machine means 90 per cent. of labour bill saved ! All thecost of scaffoldingsaved ! W o r k done far better than it could ever be done wi th brush

in one-tenth the t ime

No builder can afford to be without a Four Oaks " Machine - . .-- Rough walls can be as easily and quickly done as

smooth ones.

-

W i t h the FOUR OAKS machines lime- wash can be

applied thickly if desired, so that one coat applied on rough surfaces is equal t o t w o with a brush.

-

Also useful fo r Cement

Spraying and

.4 " Foon O A K S " \'iiznrci rnnclnnc I i r n e ~ v ; ~ s l ~ i ~ ~ g >I wtrl l .

Cataloguer from the Sole Manufacturers :- B ~ : ~ ~ l o ~ ~ ~ $4 1 9 ~ . ~ r i . 1 FOUR OAKS SPRAYING MACHINE CO. FOUR OAKS WORKS

F O U R O A K S , B I R M I N G H A M Telegrams : "Sprayers, Four Oaks." Telephone : Four Oaks 305

ADVERTISEMENTS. 7

ROLLING SHUTTERS FOR THE

GARAGE SHOP STORE DAIRY BREWERY DEPOT THEATRE WORKSHOP CINEMA SHED HOSPITAL VAN LABORATORY MILL BANK WAREHOUSE SCHOOL HANGAR HOUSE CUPBOARD RAILWAY

SPECIAL AND PATENTED DESIGNS FOR PARTY WALL OPENINGS, STAGE OPENINGS AND JEWELLERS' WINDOWS

I Full particular^ and Prices from :

D E N N I S O N , K E T T & CO. L T D . KENOVAL HOUSE, FARMER'S ROAD, LONDON, SE.5

Telephone : RELiance 1664 FRONT at

8 ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Patent Indented Foundation Bolt BRITISH PATENT No.

264,835

SIZES SHOWN ARE ALWAYS

STOCKED

LONGER LENGTHS CAN BE OBTAINED IN A FEW DAYS

ONLY A CIRCULAR HOLE IS REQUIRED SLIGHTLY LARGER THAN THE BASE

CHEAPER AND MORE EFFICIENT THAN

LEWIS BOLTS

100% BRITISH

IT HAS BEEN PROVED THAT A STANDARD INDENTED LENGTH EQUAL TO 5 DIAMETERS IS ALL THAT IS NECESSARY NO MATTER WHAT OVERALL LENGTH IS

DESIRED

ILLUSTRATED LEAFLETS & PARTICULARS ON REQUEST

GUEST, KEEN & NETTLEFOLDS L IMITED. (BOLT & NUT SECTION)

ATLAS WORKS

D A R L A S T O N

SOUTH STAFFS

Hodges, Bennett & 60. - btd.

D R A U G H T S M E N P H O T O G R A P H I C PRINTERS, etc., etc.

Drawing Ojice Stationers

Drawings - - Tracings

Photo-printers - - - - Lithography - - - - - Photo-litho - - - - -

Cartoons - - Colouring

Hand Plans and Sections

True Scale, Eccostat

Copying a Speciality

78 Queen Victoria Street TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS : TELEPHONE NO. :

EFBENT, CANNON E.C.4 CITY ,351

I ALSO

16 VICTORIA STREET, s.w.1 I Phone : WHITEHALL 3571

10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Established 1894

JEPSON U Co. Ltd. Contractors to Municipal Authorities and Railway Companies. Manufacturers of-

STREET NAME PLATES, HYDRANT PLATES, NUMBER PLATES AND SIGNS-EMBOSSED OR CAST ALUMINIUM OR ENAMELLED

I RON.

NAME PLATES FOR BUSINESS HOUSES DOCTORS, VILLAS (ENGRAVED OR REPOUSS~)-STAINLESS STEEL, COPPER,

BRASS, BRONZE.

CONSECUTIVELY NUMBERED PLATES FOR CHAIRS, LOCKERS, CLOAKROOMS

ETC., IN STOCK.

PRINTERS OF TINPLATE, ALUMINIUM AND CELLULOID.

a 20 WELLINGTON ST.,SHEFFIELD I Telephone : Sheffield 25772 Telegrams : " Duroid, Sheffield "

GEORGE

Locally and Nationally the ' I LONGDEN " Organisation and Service i s available for e v e r y form of M o d e r n B u i I d i n g Construction. R e i n f o rc e d Concrete is a Speciality of t h e Service.

NEEPSEND, SHEFFIELD Telegrams : " Longdenson, Shefield " Telephone : Shemeld 25 123 & 25 124

12 ADVERTISEMENTS.

M A R B O L I T H (DERMAS-IMPREGNATED)

COMPOSITION FLOORING

I O point superiority SELF-OILI NG-LESS LABOUR Dustless-more hygienic Impervious t o water and most liquids Increased resiliency Brighter colours Greater lustre Longer life Levels uneven floors Unlimited combinations o f plain

colours & variegated patterns Proved best by service given SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND SAMPLES

We also undertake all classes o f Wood Block, Parquef, Cork Tile & Cork-Rubber Tile Flooring

-.

THE MARBOLITH FLOORING CO. LTD.

29 ALBERT EMBANKMENT, S.E.ll Telephone : Reliance 7062 (2 lines)

ADVERTISEMENTS. 13

Roofing Felt and Dampcourse Manufacturers,

Asphalte and Flexible Flat Roofing Contractors

FOR UNCHALLENGED

IN QUALITY BETTER UNAPPROACHED

IN PRICE

PERMANITE LTD.,

LONDON, E.3.

Telephone : ASPHALTE ADVANCE 2753

PRICES W E G U A R A N T E E Write for are low and Service all Boods we supply Samples & Estimates.

prompt. and work we execute. Advice is freely given. I SALISBURY HOUSE

LONDON WALL, E.C.2 ' T E L E P H 0 N E : METROPOLITAN 727617

Works : 455 OLD FORD ROAD, BOW, E.3 ; and HERTFORD, HERTS.

PERMANITE SHEET ASPHALTE-PERMAC-PERMAPHALT For permanent Durable Roofs-always specify PERMANITE.

w

14 ADVERTISEMENTS.

R A G U S A ASPHALTE

PAVING CO. LTD. 25-27 OXFORD STREET

LONDON, W. I TELEPHONE: TELEGRAMS :

GERRARD 5412-4 " RAGUSALTE, R A T H , (Prrvafa Branclr Exchntrge) LONDON "

MEMBERS OF THE

NATURAL ASPHALTE MI NEQWNERS AND

MANUFACTURERS COUNCl L - --

BRANCHES :

BIRMINGHAM BOURNEMOUTH BRIGHTON BRISTOL LUTON MANCHESTER

NEWCASTLE WORTHING

ADVERTISEMENTS. 15

(CONTRACTORS TO WAR OFFICE, POST OFFICE, ADMIRALTY. BOROUGH COUNCILS, &C.)

SAIL, TENT AND TARPAULIN MANUFACTURERS,

44 EAST SMITHFIELD, E.1. T e l e p h o n e No. ROYAL 6321 (4 liues). Te l . Add. "CIVILATION, EDO."

MANUFACTURERS

OF

TARPAULINS, ROPES, SCAFFOLD CORDS,

SASH LINES, BUILDERS' DROP SHEETS,

CONTRACTORS' P A T E N T P O R T A B L E

COLLAPSIBLE SHEDS,

CEMENT, L IME AND PLASTER SACKS,

HESSIANS, SCRIMS - &c., &c.

TARPAULINS LET ON HIRE

LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.

FACTORY :

HAINAULT WORKS, GOODMAYES, ESSEX.

r,

INCULUM '

VcoNcREm ROAD KERB and CHANNEL.-In all

standard sizes. Large matured stocks. PAVING FLAGS.-lf" to 3" in thickness. 3 FENCE POSTS.-For all purposes and

every class of fencing. E 8

BUILDING BLOCKS.-Door and Window Surrounds and standard units for Indus- trial and Domestic Building. i

CONCRETE FOR THE GARDEN, Small Holding and Estate.

ELECTRICAL CONCRETE. - C a b l e Covers, Joint Boxes, Telephone Kiosks, etc.

ARCHITECTURAL CAST STONE, in all colours, textures and natural stone tints.

Ettqtriries to

TARMAC LIMITED VINCULUM DEPARTMENT

ETTINGSHALL, WOLVERHAMPTON Telephone : Bilston 41101 (Private Branch ExchdnBe)

have it1ar)zediate attentiolr.

London Office : 7 2 VICTORIA ST., WESTMINSTER

I s an insulating building board manufactured in Canada from

selected fir which i s ground into clean, tough fibres. lhese fibres are duly waterproofed, pumped

An EnzPIre prodLlct, into a press and there subjected to hydraulic pressure, the effect of i h i c h i s i o produce homos geneous sheets entirely free from lamination.

TenTesT will take any kind of decoration, and i s adaptable to a variety of decorative effects.

TenTesT i s manufactured in thick. nesses varying from 4" to 2". The standard sheets are &"and 4" in thickness,weigh approximately 72 - 80 Ibs. per I 0 0 sq. ft. and are obtainable in sizes bundled as listed below. S I Z E S .

I

A" 6 i" STANDARD

TENTEST BOARD I PRICES

Standard Sheets

Lengths A " and g" Tentest I - 8', 9', 1 0', 1 1 ', , 2,, 3 t and , 4t Complete bundles I 24d. sq, fl.

Widths 4,) - 4 l 0 " 6 5 1 y;:iP, Less Ihan a bundle 3' 6 " 7 6 per 2';d. sq. ft. 3' 0" 8 7 Bundle

.;" RIBBED-FACED

ALSO 9" SANDED

TENTEST ROOF

INSULATING BOARD

Particulars o fo the r thicknesses and sizes, also Ashlar Blocks and TenTesT Bevelled Cover

SEND FOR PAMPHLETS O N FIXING A N D TREATMENT OF JOINTS.

THE TENTEST FIBRE BOARD CO. LTD. ASTOR HOUSE, ALDWYCH, LONDON, W,Ca2 .

HOLborn 8018, 8019 Fiboard, Estrand, London

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VIGERS BROss FLOORING CONTRACTORS.

LTD.

TIMBER IMPORTERS & SAWMILLERS

26 FISH STREET HILL, E.C.3 and at Telephone : Alansion House IC61-4

CRAVEN WHARF, CLAPTON ~ ~ ~ ~ , " f ; o ~ ~ , ~

BRITISH MANUFACTURED AND KILN DRIED FLOORINGS ALL HARDWOODS and SOFTWOODS

TONGUED & GROOVED FOR SECRET NAILED FLOORING

BLOCK FLOORING, DOVETAIL GROOVED AND SOLID TONGUED AND GROOVED

We Specialize in EMPIRE WOODS EVERY FLOOR GUARANTEED

WIGGINS-SAN KEY L I M I T E D

BUILDERS' MERCHANTS HARDWARE AND SANITARY

SPECIALISTS

ROOF1 NG CONTRACTORS

Head Office

LYSlA STREET, FULHAM LONDON, S.W.6

Phone: FULHAM 1250 (41 lines)

FOR ALL TYPES OF PIPES & TILES DOMESTIC BOILERS Bricks, Lime, F l T l N G S Roofing Slates Fireplaces Cements Concrete Damp Course Felts Mantels Plasters Salt Glazed Wall Boards Nails, Screws Aggregates Whi te Glazed Baths, Basins, Paint, Lead, Fireclay L.C.C. Soil W.C. Suites Manhole Covers Brass Foundry Cast Iron Drain Sinks, Geysers Galvanized Goods

ACTON - - - Shepherds Bush4195 BEACONSFIELD - Beaconsfield 251 BOROUGH - - Hop2039 BRENTFORD - - Chiswick 5384-5 DULWICH - - New Cross 3674 EALING - - - Ealing 0362 FLEET - . - Fleet 480 FULHAM - - - Fulham 1250 GERRARDS CROSS Gerrards Cross 167 HAMMERSMITH - Riverside 2697 HARROW - - Harrow 0166 HAYES, MIDDX. - Hayes 77 HORLEY, SURREY . Horley 488 KENSINGTON- -Wes te rn 1790 KINGSTON - - Kingston 4349-50

-IES :

OAKLEIGH PARK - Hillside 3317 PURLEY, SURREY - Purley 4503 READING - - Reading 2096-7 ROMFORD. ESSEX - Rornford 650 SHOREDITCH - - Clissold 5571

(Kingsland Road) SLOUGH - - - Slough25 SOUTHALL - Southall 0227 SUTTON. SURREY - Sutton 2043 UXBRIDGE - - Uxbrldge 27 WALTON. SURREY- Walton 741 WATFORD, HERTS- Garston 109 WHETSTONE - H~ l l s ide 1976 WOKING. SURREY- Woking 1792-3 WOOLWICH - - Woolwich 2238

FROST h

HYQIENIC, DUSTLESS, VERMIN-PROOF FIRE-RESISTINQ, DAMP-PROOF

EXTREMELY DURABLE

as supplied to the following

B O R O U G H COUNCILS : ACTON, BATTERSEA, BECKENHAM

BRIGHTON, DARTFORD EALING, EDMONTON 1 FINCHLEY, GRIMSBY -

HENDON, HORNSEY, HOUNSLOW POPLAR, SHEFFIELD, STEPNEY

STOKE NEWINGTON, WEST HAM and WOOD GREEN

also Contractors to

London C o u n t y C o u n c i l Kent C o u n t y C o u n c i l

* Supplied and Laid in any part of the Country

A. D. WIRE & CO. I Laurence Pountney Hill

Telephone : Mansion House 7344 LONDON, E.C.4

ADVERTISEMENTS. 21 - - -- -. - - - - - - -- - - - -- . --

- .

ABBEY BUILDING SUPPLIES COMPANY (Proprietor : ERNEST J. T. ROE)

47 Viotoria Street, Westminster, S.W.1 Phonc : Vlctorla 6780. Grams : "Absobllda, Sowwt, London."

BCM/ABSO. d

S P E A R P O I N T FLOOR CLIPS

PATENT Nos. 303436 & 400596.

The only perfect ANCHORAGE for Floor Joists to Concrete, and which provide for joists to be levelled to suit inequalities in the concrete.

Supplied in four sizes to suit 18 in., 2 in., 3 in. and 4 in. joists, and in either Baldwin's Terne Coat Plate or in Mild Steel, cadmium plated, galvanized or sherardized after

manufacture. New Leaflet S.3, Samples and Prices on application to Sole Manufacturers :

FRONT c

BLUNDELL,

S i n c e I 8 1 1 t h e n a m e BLUNDELL, SPENCE has stood for all that i s best i n the manufacture o f Paints, Colours, Varnishes and Decorative and Protective Materials . . . . . . A n y s c h e m e o f d e c o r a t i o n c a n b e c a r r i e d o u t t o t h e perfection o f beauty in Blundell Paints and Varnishes . . . .

Head Office and Works:

H U L L London Ofice:

9 Upper Thames St. LONDON, E.C.4

BLhlNDELL Also at

N E W C A S T L E , C A R D I F F ,

BOMBAY, SYDNEY and VALPARAIS0

ADVERTISEMENTS. 23

CALLENDER'S BlTU MEN SPECIALITIES. " C A L L E N D R I T E " DAMPCOURSE

The Or ig~na l Pure U~tunien Dampcourse - fi LEDNORE fl LEAD &

BITUMEN DAMPCOURSE C A L L E N D E R ' S S H E E T I N G

World renowned for render~ng S w ~ m n i ~ n g B a t l i ~ , Tanks, Reservoirs, Conduits, etc , abuolutely watertight.

- - - -- -

BLACK " P R O T E X " c m m , EMULSION Makes DAMP walls DRY.

-- - --

PREPARED " V E R I B E S T " *sw,,T ROOFING Supplied in rolle with nails and cement ready for fixing.

A permanent roof a t low cost.

PLASTALEKE ASBESTIC BITUMEN CEMENT FOR ALL ROOF REPAIRS.

Sticks to anything and waterproofs it.

" MOPPOII " (liquid form) for brushing over. Full par t~culars from-

GEORGE M. CALLENDER & Co. Limited, 25 Yictoria Street, LONDON, S.W.i.

TELEPHONE: VICTORIA 5548149

FROST c ?

24 ADVERTISEMENTS. -- -- -- .- .

STANDARDISED LIME FOR BUILDING PURPOSES CALIME is specially prepared dry-slaked lime, free from coarse

particles t o cause " pitting " or " blowing ", which only requires t o be mixed with water t o produce fat, white-lime putty ready for use. Slaking, running and ageing on site are all done away with, and there is no useless material t o be paid for.

CALIME is packed in bags of uniform weight, so that proportion- ing and the accurate repetition of mixes are easy. It is consistent in quality, and its excellent working properties wil l appeal t o the craftsman.

CALIME can be used for any purpose where "run putty" would normally be employed, and CALIME plaster can be gauged wi th Portland Cement o r hard wail plaster where quick setting o r greater strength is required.

CALIME plaster is cheap. porous, sound-absorbing, and pac- tically free from condensation effects.

CALIME is the oldest and most reliable brand of Hydrated Lime offered t o the Building Trade.

Full information may be obtained from the Makers :

THE CALLOW ROCK LIME GO. LTD. 13, CHEDDAR ROAD,

S H I P H A M , W I N S C O M B E , SOMERSET

ADVERTISEMENTS. 25

THE GUARANTEE OF QUALITY

Registered Trade M a r k

For over 160 ycars Champion's have been famous for their Genuine English Stack-Corroded White Lead. The following products manufactured by Champion's can always be relied upon for Durability and Dependability

C H A M P I O N ' S GENUINE ENGLISH STACK-CORRODED

WHITE LEAD

C H A M P I O N ' S GENUINE

WHITE LEAD PAINT

C H A M P I O N ' S LEAD P A I N T

IN COLOURS

CHAMPION, DRUCE

'l'he highest attainable stan- dard of qualit Possesses great density. cnbeatcn for durability and protective powers

Warranted made from C h a m p i o n ' s G e n u i n e E n g 1 i s h Stack-Corroded White Lead, Genuine Re- fined Linseed Oil, Spirits of Turpentine, and Concen- trated Driers (less than I per cent. of total weight). Guarantee with every tin

Made from Champion's Genuine White Lead, and highest quality stainers. Supplied in 25 standard colours. Uniformity of colour and consistency en- sured. Undercoats are also available

& CO. LTD. ESTABLISHED OVER 160 YEARS

White Lead Corroders, Makers of Paints. Colours, Enamels & Varnishes

425 CALEDONIAN ROAD. LONDON. N.7

CHAMPION'S PRODUCTS STAND THE TEST OF TIME

26 ADVERTISEMENTS. -- - -

CORONET BRICK COMPANY L I M I T E D

CORONET WORKS :

Measham, near Burton & on &Trent Telephone : Measham 8

HEATHER WORKS :

Heather, near Leicester I ~ U ~ O C ~ 6

WAINS WORKS :

Heather, near Leicester Telephone: lbstock 6

LONDON OFFICES : 324 Gray's Inn Road, W.C.l

Telephone : Terminus 4148

CORONET" " HEATHER " " WAINS " ( R e g i s t e r e d Brit ish Commerc ia l Monomark8)

Pressed Red, Multi-Coloured and Antique Facing Bricks Tapped Wire-cuts. Sand Stocks in Various Colours - Paving Bricks, Quarries, Oven Tiles, Copings - - Red and Buff Chimney Tops, Air Bricks - Architectural Terra-cotta, Hollow Partition Blocks Hand-made Sand-faced Roofing Tiles in Various Colours Machine-made Sand-faced Roofind Tiles in Various Colours. Ridge Tiles, Fittings and Finials, etc.

OUR REPUTATION YOUR SAFEGUARD YOUR PLEASURIE OUR O B J E C T I V E

EASTWOODS LIMITED.

*. HEAD OFFICE +

47 Belvedere Rd.. LAMBETH. S.E.1. Telephone No. Telegrams-

WATerloo 6900 (10 Ilnes). " EASTWOOD, LAMBETH, LONDON.'1

MACHINE-MADE, KILN BURNT STOCK BRICKS

As supplied to Golders Green-Edgware London Electric Railway Extension and for London County Conncil School Work and Housing

Schemes

BEST PRESSED FLETTON BRICKS, SAND-FACED RUSTIC FLETTONS. RED and MULTI-COLOURED FACING BRICKS. BEST BRITISH PORTLClND and " DUROCRETE "

RAPID HARDENING CEMENT. CONCRETE TUBES, etc. SLATING and TILING. WALL A N 0 FLOOR TILING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. TILE SURROUNDS.

SANITARY GOODS.

Lowest Prices quoted for ALL BUILDING MATERIALS, delivered or fetched from any of our Depots on application at Head O5ce.

Telephone No. Wellington Whf.. I.ambeth, S.E.

\Vaterloo 6000 Hllilngdou Station (Met. Ry.)

Uxbrldge 880 Norman Road. Qnenwioh. 8. B.

Greruwlch 06G PointPlensant,Waudnwortli l'ntuey 1666 Snd'bury and Wembley

(L. M . & 8. Rg.) Wernbky 01% St.Mnry'a Wharf, Mortlake Prospect 3821

Telephone KO. Teddington Wharf. Teddington

Kingston 1847 11 The Square, Isleworth Hounslow 1181 B r i d ~ e Wharf, Weybridqe Weyhridqe 39 Canal Roud, Kingslautl Olerkenwell 9054 Finchley (L. & N. E. Ry.) Fiuchley 1801 Southend (L. & N. P.. Hy.) Marine 67330 LP~C~IWOT~II (L .&N.E .HY. ) Letchwortb212 Edgwnre (L.QN.E.Rg.) Edgwarr 0226 Ewell Enst (S. Rg.) Ewell1170

28 --.

ADVERTISEMENTS. - . ~ --

Established over 100 years

Builders' Merchants CEMENT, LIME, DRAIN PIPES, TILES, SLATES, FIRE GOODS, STOVES, BATHS, SANITARY WARE, etc., etc.

Contractors to L.C.C., Office of Works, Borough Councils and other Public Bodies ---

Depots : 626-630 H IGH ROAD, LEYTONSTONE, E.11

MIDLAND WHARF, LEYTONSTONE, E.11 Phone : LEYTONSTONE 2231 (2 Ilnes)

MIDLAND WHARF, BOW, E.3 Phone : ADVANCE 1894 (2 Ilnes)

CAMBRIDGE HEATH BRIDGE, E.2 Phone : ADVANCE 4201 (2 liner)

MIDLAND WHARF, CRICKLEWOOD, N.W.2 Phone : GLADSTONE 1091 (2 lines)

L.N.E. RAILWAY, HACKNEY DOWNS, E.8 Phone : ADVANCE 4202

METROPOLITAN RAILWAY, EASTCOTE Phone : PlNNER 2818

L.M.S. RAILWAY, ELSTREE Phone : ELSTREE 1146

STATION APPROACH, RADLETT Phone : RADLETT 6226

MET. & L.N.E. RAILWAY, WATFORD Phone : WATFORD 4488

KENDALL'S BRICKWORKS, RADLETT Phone : RADLETT 6227

Head Of ice :

HIGH ROAD, LEYTONSTONE, E.11 Phone : LEYTONSTONE 1161 (4 lines)

ADVERTISEMENTS. 29 . - -. . - - - -

-I FLEXO PLYWOOD 1- I INDUSTRIES LTD. I

MANUFACTURERS OF

FLEXOMETAL

METAL FACED PLYWOOD AND

METAL FACED

FLUSH DOORS

FLUSH DOORS VENEERED IN ANY TIMBER

VENEERED PANELLING IN SUPER SIZES

Write for Illustrated Booklet :

"FLEXO PLYWOOD AND ITS INFINITE POSSIBILITIES"

--

SOUTH CHINGFORD, LONDON, E.4 Telephone: SILVERTHORN 1536 (6 lines) Teleurams : Flexoply, Phone, London

80 ADVERTISEMENTS. - . . - - - -. - - -. . . - - pp

GRECIAN MARBLES

WARMOR) LTD. GREEK MARBLE

I QUARRY OWNERS

Uerde Antito, Qippolino

53 NEW B R O A D STREET E.C.3

Telephone No. : LONDON WALL 8826

Telegraphic Address : ' ' MARMOROSIS, AVE "

A N D

MARBLE WHARF, FULHAM, S.W.6 Telephone No. : FULHAM 0272

ADVERTISEMENTS. 81

For your Requirements in

BUILDING MATERIALS CEMENTS BRICKS LIMES TILES PLASTERS DRAIN PIPES

FACING BRICK SPECIALISTS SLATING A N D T I L I N G CONTRACTORS

HENRY J. GREENHAM (1929) LTD. CHIEF OFFICE :

C.W.R. DEPOT, SHEPHERD'S BUSH, LONDON, W.12 Phone : SHEpherd's Bush 3431

DEPOTS: SHEPHERD'S BUSH (G.W.R.), MILL H ILL (L.M.S.R.), LANCLEY, BUCKS (C.W.R.), OXFORD (G.W.R.), GUILDFORD

(By-pass), SIDCUP (By-pass)

32 ADVERTISEMENTS.

For ROOFS, SKYLIGHTS and HORTICULTURAL WORK W i l l solve most of the difficulties of ordinary glazing. No putty o r painting required. Absolute permanence. Suitable sections for various work are illustrated below. Specifications and requirements carefully followed. Wood bars also supplied.

'he system i s used on a variety

Full ddrriis a f ~ d ins lw

structures and in Increasing quantit~es.

wral Icaffds supfilied or$ ~cquest .

Simplex Tee Bar Glazing Particulars on application

furrfrornc0nd8nsa- idea l f o r Smal l Structures, as Glass Houses, twn . Verandahs, Lantern Lights, Lean-tos, Domes, etc.

GROVER & COMPANY LIMITED BRITANNIA WORKS, CARPENTERS ROAD

STRATFORD, LONDON, E.15 Teleprams: "ADOPTED, P H O N E , L O N D O N "

Cabha : "ADOPTED, L O N D O N " Telephone: M A R Y L A N D 434213

T e l e p h o n e NOS. 8 1068-1689 R E L I A N C E

HIBBERD BROTHERS (1929) LIMITED

H I G H - C L A S S

JOINERY MANUFACTURERS

__t_

SHOP & OFFICE FITTERS IN HARD & SOFT WOODS

MOULDINGS, CARVING OR TURNERY TO ANY DESIGN

BANK FITTINGS AND STAIRCASE WORK A SPECIALITY

TIMBER IMPORTERS & MERCHANTS ESTIMATES FREE

-

Dorset Works, 66 MEADOW ROAD SOUTH LAMBETH, LONDON, s.w.8

84 ADVERTISEMENTS. -

For SOUND DEADENING HEAT & COLD INSULATION

ACOUSTICAL WORK

Perfect deadair insulation in the most convenient form for handling and fixing. Rot-proof, vermin-proof, fire-resistant.

BRITISH Wi l l not settle down.Retains its efficiency MADE throughout the life of the building

England , Il'nles & Ivelnnd . Scot2and HUNTLEY & SPARKS Ltd. We C A R R I C K H O W A T

De Burph Rd., S. Wlmbledon, S.W.19 lPl Wert George St., Glacgow, C.2 Phme : Liberty 2446 Phone : Ceratral 1559

.- - -- -- - - - - - - - - ---

CONCRETE AUXILIARIES : BINDERS FOR REINFORCING RODS - - - - - " S T . 4 B I L "

Great t ~ m e and labour savers. N o slipping ; no wastage; no tools rcqu~red

CONCRETE FLOOR HARDENER - - - - " FERROLlTHlC" Specially treated ground steel w i th other materials; for incorporation in final half-inch o f "topping

Liquid HARDENER & DUST PREVENTER - " AQUALITHIC" For applying t o concrete floors after they are laid

@ CEMENT WATERPROOFINC POWDER - - - - - " BAREAU" A colloidal product, for all concrete work

() FACTORY FITTINGS - - - - - - - - - - " R l a l F I X " Placed in position before concrete is poured, t o facilitate fixing of machinery and other equipment. Please ask for detailed information

HUNTLEY & SPARKS Ltd. D e Burgh Rd., 8. Wimbledon, S.W.19. Phowe : Liberty 2446

Telcgram~ : Td. NOJ.

JEFFERISS, RODNEY CAMBER, 3012-jor 3 LONDON By Appointment

ll Please send Enquiries to

JEFFERISS (CAMBERWELL) LTD.

FLOORING SPECIALISTS

/I PARQUETRY-OAK AND 1 WOODBLOCK FLOORS

-

Floors polished by Contract

English Workmen Only --- - -

11 45 Grove Lane 11 CAMBERWELL, S.E.5

ADVERTISEMENTS.

KING'

0 Please w r l t e for Catalogues,

tree upon request.

m

I l l u s tm t ron ,,above shows h o w " O u t . o f - t h e W a y ' and Around~ the -Corner" D w r e ellde f luah w l t h t h e Inner wa l l .

S specialise " Out-of-the-way " and " Aro~lnrl-the-Corner"

Sliding Doors and F~ t t~ogs . " Ktnc-Ttrbttlar " Stmight 1)oori Track and

Fittings. " K~ng-'Ttrhtrlar ' S l ~ d e - A d e Door Trdck and

Fittings. " Easy-Away " Slidins Gear for Light Doom "Glider" Silent Slidins Gear for Hospitals and

Private Hesldeoces. Revolving Summer House Gear. " Loodcu-King " Cow Home uiprueot inclod-

in6 Tqbular Cow ~ t a l l r . ' ~ ? and Bull Pens, Staoch~ons. Water Bowls. Feed and Manlln Carriers.

Overhead Conveyor Systctni for Wdnbot~ses 'iachlne Shops Foundr~ea. Tactones. Garages etr.

GEO. W. KING LTD. (AmaZgamaled wath Int ies Sons 6 Kang Ltd ) ,

HARTFORD WORKS, HITCHIN. HERTS Telephone Telegrams

H l toh ln 484 6 486 Agrrklnger , H ~ t o h r n

ADVERTISEMENTS. 37

"NAPCO" AND

"KEENAPCO FINISH" ADAMANT PLASTERS The former for straight runs of wall and ceiling,; the latter for angles, dadoes, etc. " Keenapco is much less costly than Keene's or Parian

Cements and is more porous

Both the above products have been dnvestkgaled by the Builders' Research Station, Watjord.

SEE PAGES 547 & 548 FOR SPECIFICATION

"NAPWICH" Plaster Board

is a Gypsum Wall and Ceilitlg Board. The plaster content is made from the same material as the well-known Napco Adamant Plaster. I t is manufactured 2" thick, 36" wide and in lengths 2' 4#, 2' 6#, and 2' 8". The paper is rough and strong and gives a splendid key for plaster. Total cost in situ 214 to 216 per superficial yard, Plastered one coat work to our instructions, and 313 to 316 per superficial yard, two coat work.

THE / HEW I O I M b H I PLASTER 60, Ud. 1 24 Quadrant Chambers, New St.

I1 BIRMINGHAM 5

38 ADVERTISEMENTS.

" R.I.W." PROTECTIVE PRODUCTS for the

Protection and Decoration o f

concrete, . - -. -. Steel - .. -. . - - and Stone -. -- . - . .

Toxernent Cement Waterproofing Compound. Cement Colors, Paints

and Hardeners

" R.I .W. Tockoli th " & " R.I.W." Finishing Paints for all conditions

of Steel Protection

" R.I.W. " Damp-resisting Paint for Stain-proofing Stone, Marble, etc., against Alkali and Cement

"R.I.W." Cement Paints for Concrete Floors and Walls,

Glossy and Flat

The " R.I.W." Protective Products Co. Ltd. Phone : 16 0 17 G r a m s :

HISlrofisgate Devonshire Square, - Cenref~$or, 3737 L O N D O N , E.G.2 'Ondon "

LAXTON'S

BUILDERS' PRICE BOOK

Edited arld Revised l'hronghout. by

P. T. WALTERS, F.S.1. Ohartered Quant i ty Surveyor

With a Chapter of Legal Notes and JIemoralicla by

T. J. BELLY, of t h e I n n e r Temple, Barrister-&Law.

KELLY'S DlRECTOIiIES L'rD. Established 1799.

T h e Oldest and Largest Directory Publishers in the World.

186 STRAND, LONDON, W.C.2.

PRICE, TEN SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE NET.

E

MADE ASD PRISTED I S EROLASD

BY

KELLY'S UIIlECTORlES LIXITED.

1% STRAND, LOSDOS, K.C.2 ; AND

ASDOVEII, BANTU.

I/ FOR

BU lLDlNG MATERIALS 0

SAMTARY GOODS 0

SAND AND AGGREGATES a

SLATING AND TILING

HALL & Ci% T H E BUILDERS' MERCHANTS

Victoria Wharf, CROY DON Talephone : FIFTY BRANCHES CROYDON 0 COVERING T H E 4444 HOME COUNTIES

50 PREFACE.

and include 15 per cent. to cover profit and overhead

charges ; obviously, therefore, proportionate reduc-

tions must be made if the prices are used for com-

petitive tendering. Basic figures are given where

possible and with actual quotaLions for materials as

a basis, and by reference to the standard wage rates

a t the beginning of the book it should not be

difficult to arrive a t suitable prices for special

conditions and various districts.

In the case of prices given under the names of firms

these are nett, except for cash discounts, unless Trade

discounts are specified.

Time will generally be saved by referring to the

very complete indices provided a t the beginning

rather than by looking through the text.

Revised wages which came into force on January 1st

are given, together with gradings of a large number

of towns. Conditions in the building ~~~~~~~~~y linvc

inqxoved coi1sidwably during the p a ~ t year, iuleln-

ploymeilt has decreased ant1 wages have been

increased by Id. per hour ill two stages and rewnt

tenders show a substantial advance in price levels.

The current scales of Professional Charges of the

Professional Institutions are included a t the end of

the Memoranda section. The National Schedule of

PREFACE. 5 1

Daywork Charges agreed by the Chartered Surveyors'

Institution and ratified by the National Federation

of Building Trades Employers, is given on page 131.

The Legal Notes and Memoranda and the Employers'

Liability and Workmen's Compensation Acts, which

were a new feature of the 1925 edition, have been

revised and brought up to date.

The London Building Act, 1930, and other Acts

relating to buildings in London, with Standing Orders,

By-Laws and Regulations, and an introduction and

annotation of the Acts is published at 716 (post free).

This is a necessary book of reference for those users of

this volume whose business requires acquaintance with

the laws and regulations affecting building in London.

The list of Proprietary Articles and Trade Names

published in the blue pages a t the end of the book,

has proved to be of the greatest use to those interested

in the Building and Allied Trades. The Publishers

hope, therefore, that this list, which has been much

enlarged during the past few years and again revised

and extended in this edition, will continue to prove

useful. They will always be glad to welcome any sug-

gestions for its further improvement or development.

Special attention may be called to the classified

index to advertisements, which gives the names of b q

54 ADVERTISEMENTS.

KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF THE

ENGINEERING HARDWARE, M E T A L and M O T O R T R A D E S

throughout ENGLAND. SCOTLAND and WALES

PRICE - 45s. Can be had on application to

KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LTD. The Oldest and Largest Directo ly Publishers In the Wor ld. Established 1799

1 8 8 STRAND, LONDON, W.C.2

Telephone : Sloane 9 1 6 4 & 9 1 6 5

J m FLEMING & Corn L t d m SPECIALISTS-in All Branches of

Plumbing, Engineering

Sanitary Engineering Heating and Hot Water

SCHEMES AND ESTIMATES SUBMITTED FREE

24 Grosvenor Place, London, SrnW.1

I N D E X 1'0 N A ~ I E S OF h ~ v l ' . l ( . l ~ l h ) . : ~ $

DAY \\'ORK ... ... ... RATES O F \\'A(IES ... ... I%UII.I)EI(S ' A N D CONTI~ACTORS' P L . A N , I .

EXCAVATOR ... ... ... ... CONCRETOR ... ...

1)namane A N n SANITARY W O R K

H R I C K L A Y E I ~ ... ... ... PAVIOH AND A S P I I A ~ P I : ~ ...

... ... MASON ... XARRLE MASON ... ...

... ARTIFICIAL STONIG ... TERRA COTTA ... ... ...

... ~ S B E S T O S - C ~ < ~ I E N T FRODUCCS

... SLAI'RB ANI) SI.A.PL ~ I A S O N . . . . . . . ' ~ I I . R R ...

C A N P E N I ' E ~ ... ... ... ... ... JOINBE ...

I HONMONOYH ... ... ... ... FOUNDEI~ A N D SMI'I~IT ...

VENTILATION ... ... ... HOT WATER A N D FIRATING I'INQINEER

GAS FITTER ... ... ... ELECTRICIAN ... ... ... ELECTRIC BELLS AND TELEPI~OIES LIFT ENQINILER ... ... PLASTERER ... ... ...

PARE ... ... 59

... ... 107

Sre ( ; r n ~ ~ . n l Index

131

136

'43

' 6 5 168

188

20j

224

239 262

265

272

274

281

298

307

333 375

4'3

462

470

484 joo

523 528

532

566

... COPPERSMITH ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ZINC WORKER ... ... ...

WIRE WORKER ... ... ... ... ... ... GLAZIER ... ... ... ... ... ... ... PAINTER ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

... DECORATOR ... ... ... ... ... ... PAPIDRHANGER ... ... ... ... ... ... ... WUITER ... ... ... ... ... ... ... BLIND MAKER ... ... ... ... ... ... ... TABLES AND MEMORANDA ... ... ... ... ... WEIGHTS OF SUNDRY MATERIALS ... ... ... ... FRENCH AND BRITISH WEIGHTS. ~IEASURES. &C .... ... ... BRITISH AND FOREIGN MEASURES ... ... ... ... BRITISH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ... ... ... ... CIRCUMFERENCES OF CIRCLES ... ... ... ... ... AREAS OF CIRCLES ... ... ... ... ... ... SCALE O F PROFESSIONAL CHARGES ISSUED BY THE ROYAL INSTITUTE

OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS ... ... ... ... ... ... SCALE OF ARCEITECTS' CHARGES FOR HOUSING WORK ...

SCALE O F PROFESSIONAL CHARGES ISSUED BY T H E SURVEYORS' INSTITUTION ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

SCALE O F PROFESSIONAL CHAROES ISSUED BY THE AUCTIONEERS' AND ESTATE AGENTS' INSTITUTE ... ... ... ... ...

LEGAL NOTES AND MBIIORANDA ... ... ... ... STAMP ACT ... ... ... ... ... ... ... L I S T O F PROPRIETARY ARTICLES AND TRADE N a m s ... ... On Blue

Paper at End of Book

ADVERTISEMENTS. 57

CONTRACTORS T O H.M. GOVERNMENT.

ON ADMIRALTY, WAR OFFICE & AIR BOARD LISTS.

Telephone : Victoria 3783 & 4. Telegrams : 'LSupermen, lowest , London."

MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

SPECIALISTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ENGRAVED OR CAST METAL NAME PLATES FOR ALL TRADES-RELIEF OR SUNK TEXT

STREET NAME PLATES IN CAST OR ENAMELLED IRON, ALUMINIUM, ETC. (ANY COLOURS). :: DOOR NUMBER PLATES. :: HOUSE AND GATE NAME PLATES. :: BRASS AND STAINLESS STEEL PLATE AND MEMORIAL ENGRAVERS. :: ENAMELLED LETTERS, PLATES, TABLETS AND SIGNS. M E T A L AND IVORITE BADGES, LABELS AND ADVERTISING NOVELTIES. :: ENGRAVING T O OWN DESIGNS AND ENAMELLED IN ANY COLOUR. OPAL AND BURNISHED GOLD GLASS LETTERS.

SHOP FRONT FASCIAS.

WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN BRASS, COPPER, ALUMINIUM, GERMAN SILVER, ZINC, STEEL, &c. :: DIALS, SCALES, RULES, &c.

11, 13 8 15 Rochester Row, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, S.W. 1.

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5; MILLION 'PHORPRES' BRICKS A DAY

'PHORPRES' COMMON ' P H O R P R E S ' W H I T E BRICK FACING BRICK

'PHORPRES' K E Y E D 'PHORPRES ' R U S T I C BRICK FACING BRICK

' PHORPRES ' CELLULAR 'PHORPRES' C E L L U L A R BRICK RUSTIC FACING BRICK

LONDON BRlCK COMPANY $p & FORDERS LTD. - a 1 1

Africa House, Kingsway. London, W.C.2. Tel : HOLborn 8282 (10 Ilnes) L: 0-k !!,:a

G E N E R A L [ N D E X

Page

Abbey Ruilding SuppliesCo . 21. 313 .................. Aberdeen Granite 2 j j Aherthaw & Bristol Channel

. ..... I'ortl. mi1 Cement Co Ld 48 ....... . " Accessible Gully 'I'rap 195 ...................... Acetylene Plant 163 .......... Acid Resisting Asphalte 23h ...... Adamalltine Paving Bricks 227 ...... Adamite Cotnpanv Ltd 184. 313 ...... Aclams. Jalnes &'son. Ltd 382. 390. r1a8 - - - ... Door & Gate Springs 390 --- Door Stops &spr ings

1128 - - . O v e r h e a d Door ....... Springs 391. 1123 ...... -- - - Panic Bolts 3.82. 1128

... "Slave" Door Sprlngs 390, 1128

., Arthur W ....... 382. 395. 1126 -. Robert ........................... 44 Adams' Bolts ..................... 44. 381 ...... . - ~ T R S S $Bronze Handrails 4 4 . .

. . 407 Espagnolette & Casement

Bolts ................. 44, 381 ...... . Casement Pas t en i r~g~ 44, 39a ............ -- Cast Bronze Letters 66j ............. -- Door Furnit, nre 44. 386 ............ ---- & Gate Spriugs 388 ......... . Draught Excluder 44, 406 -- Fanlight Opener ............ 44, 393 .............. . Gate Fittings 44, 383 -- Grilles ........................... 44 -- Hinges ........................ 44, 379 . Indicating Bolts for Lara- .................. tories. &c 44. 383 ..... -- lock^ & Latches 44, 384. 38j -- Netal Windows .............. 44

Page

. \ ( I . uns' Overhead DoorSprings 44. 389 - Padlocks ...................... 44. 383 .............. - Panic B o b 44. 381 - P~ssable Hopper Cheaks ...44. 442 - Reversible Actions. for Sashes 44.

396 ............... - Sash Bnlances 449 397 - Spring Door Buffera ...... 44. 388 - Ventilating Gear ........... 44. 393 ..................... - Ventilator 44 - Water Bar for Casements ..... 4 j

394 -- Weather Bars ............... 443 396

Adie I'atrick .................. 187. 1068 " Adjustable" Skylight Opener .. 394 " Aero" Steel LOLIT-re Ventilators 46j Aerograph Pain ting Plant Outtits 648 Aerostyle Ltd .................. 64y. 1127 " A g ~ t e " Bath & Lav;itory Fit-

tings. Ewart's ..................... 577 " Agripper " hlanhole Cover ...... 201

Air Bricks .............................. 462 - Compressors.l'ortablePetro I. Driven. Hire of ............... 148

- Propellers ....................... j22 - - Wing Fan ..................

! 1 522 - lubes .............................. 167 " Aircornin" Ventilators ......... 465 A l d ~ l n E . Hill 8: Co . Lttl.,Sliding

& Folding Parti- tion Gear 404. 1066

--- Sliding $ Folding Window f i e ~ r ......... 406 - - - Trolley Type Hangers

&c . for Door Sliding ..... 400 . 1066

"Alert" b'ater Heater ............... 492 " Allan " Cast Iron Bath ........... j83 Allgood, C; . & S . Ltd ........ 412. 1126

62 GENERAL INDEX . Psgr

Heiisted IV . 8 . & So11 ............... 254 Berkefeld Filters 6, Water ...................... Softeners Ltd 579 - Filters ........................... 579 - Water Softeners ............... 580 " Berkeley . Valve Closet ......... 585 .................. Uerrick Bros . Ltd 164 ................ Bethell's Creosoting 640 Bevelling Glass ..................... 619 Bib. Pillar & Stop Cocks .......... 577 ‘6 ~ i ~ ~ i ~ 77 .. Evcrite ?' Corrugated

Sheeting ............................ 276 Binding Wire ......................... 428 Bircb. H . $ Son ............... 653. r 132 . ................ Bird. A . J Ltd 3679 1133 B i rmi~~gham &Midland Countles

Val de Travers Psving Co . L t d ~ 133 " Bitnboncl " Building Compo-

sition. Calender's ................. 212 ......... " Bitufelt " Roofing Felt 320 " Bituline " Lining & Insulating ............................... Paper 321 " Bitumac " Damp Course.

Callender's ........................ 2 I z ............ Bituminous Boards 321, 556 - Solution for Preserving Iron. $c.. Dussek's ............ 635 . Bitusol" Paint. Callender's ... 633 ...... Black Hoop Iron. Prices of 419

Blackburn. Starling & Co.'s Lttl . ... Lightning Conductors 461. 1134 Blackwell Wyckham Ltd ....... 1134 Blackwells & National Roofings

Ltd .................................. 1072 Blagg & Johnson. Ltd ............. 537 Blind Maker ......................... 667 Blinds. Dwarf ........................ 668 ...................... - Gauze Wire 668 ........................... - Inside 667 - Outside ........................... 667 - Venetian .......................... 668 ............................ Bliss. R . B I I 35

Block Trap ........................... 19j Blue Black ........................... 565 "Blue Circle " Cement. Water-

repellant ........................... 545 ..................... - Lias Cement 535 Blundell. Spence & Co.'s Dis-

temper. Paints &c ............. za. 642 ' ' Blundolene " Stain ............ 22. 642 " Blunstrip " Paint & Varnish

Remorer ....................... 22. 64e

I ' a p joarcl l'atent \Veatherblock I'lai~l ................................. Tiles 302 ... Joarding. Deal Wall B Ceiling 3.47 .............................. - Roof 3 r j -- Sound .............................. 314 -- T . 9: (i ............................ 317 ........................... . Weather grb .................. - Wall 9: Ceiling 550 ' Bodan " Double-Acting Flnn-

ger I'utnp ........................... 598 ' Bogio " Stovcs ..................... 432 .................. 3oiled Oil, Price of 650 .......................... +oiler Screws 576 ................................... 3oilers 47a - Boot ............................. 473 - Cast Iron ........................ 475 ......... - Domestic & Heating 472 .................. - Fuel Washing 432 ........................... - Portable 432 ........................ - Sectional 474 - for Stoves ?i Mantel Registers 479 ............... - Wrought Welded 473 " Boilo " Gas Washing Copper, ........................... Ewart's 490 ....... Bolding, John & Sons. Ltd 1073 ......... Bolding's Ball Valves 578, 1073 ......... - Cast Iron Baths 582, 1073 ..................... - Closets 585, 1073 ................. - Lavatories .595, 1073 ............... - Slop Sinks 591, 1073 ..................... - Urinals 591, 1073 - Water Waste Preventera 593, 1073 ... Bolt Heads $ Nuts, Weight of 676 ..................................... Bolts 380 ... - Adams, J ames& Son 382, 1128

.................. - Adams, Kobert 381 ............................... - Brass $30 - Indicating ....................... 383 ......... - Panic Door $ Fittings 38I - Patent " Victor " Cssement 381 - Weight of ........................ 676

Bonding Ties & Bricks for Cavity ................................. Walls 217 ......... " Bonotlat " Underooating 643 '' Bonoglos " Bright Gloss Paint 643 Boot Boilers ............................ 473 Booth John & Sons, Rolling Steel ................................. Doors 452 . ..................... Bostels Ltd 189 201 - " Easylift " Xanhole Corers 201

Boulton John & Co.Ltd. Tiles 228, 562 . . . . Bomes-Scott & Western, Ltd 411 ... Bowatone Co.'s Artificial Stone 269

Page BOX Barrows .......................... 149 -- Gutters ........................... 416

Nraby's Chimney Top ............... 438 . " Coronation " & " Eclipse " ... Corrugated Skylights 458 . " Eclipse " DovetailSheeting 187

.................. -- Furnace Pans 431 -- Gutters ........................... 417 ......... -- Portable Flare Lamp 163 . StandardMetal Door Frames 445 . . 1Yater Storage Cisterns 4 j 3

I :racketing ........................... 3 16 tirackets . Driving .................. 415 ............ -- Gutter, Standard 416 -- Ornaniental Iron ............... 415 -- Scaflold ........................... 147 . Steel Japanned Shelf, l'ixed . 406

.{cads ................................. 376 \:randing Irons ...................... 665 Iltass & Bronze I-ianrlr;iils ......... 407 ........................... - Buttons 397 ... Castings ........................ 428

..................... -- Cleat hook^ 397 .. Cup Hooks ..................... 397 .. Desk & Drawer Handles ...... 398 -- Desk Rails ........................ 407 -- Fittings ......................... 603 .................. - - - - Gasfittars' 487

............ - Hat & Coat Hooks 397 -- Narne Plates .................. 666 ............... -- Plates Engraved 663 -- Rods .............................. 407 ...... -- Screw Socket3 or Cups 375 -- Screws ............................ 375 .................. -- Stair Nosings 408 -- Tubing ........................... 487 -- Weighs of ........................ 673 - Wire .............................. 613 -- - Trellis Guard ............. 613

I%rasswork ............................ 576 " Bratisheen " Rooting Felt ...... 321 ilreeze-Concrete Partition Blocks 220 -.- Slabs ..................... 219

................. -- Slab Partitions 219 Ijrewster G .................... 366, 1135 Ijrick Arches ........................... 213 . Crtlsher, Portable Petrol ............. Driven, Hire of 149 -- Facings ........................... 213 -- Paving ........................... 227

........ -- - Preserving Liquids 2.56 nricklayer ............................. 20.5 -- Day Work ........................ 223

l'.jge.

............ Bricklayer Memoranda z o j ............ . Prices of Materials 223 ........................... Bricks, Air 462 -- Facing ........................... 214 -- Fire .............................. 221

-- Fixing ........................... 217 -- Fletton ........................... 208 -- Glazed ............................ 216

....... -- >liddleton Fireclay 01 217 ..................... . Ornamental 21; .................. -- Weight of 669, 671

Urick~vork, AIlMaterials& Labour 206 -- Bssic Prices ..................... zob -- Fire .............................. 220

........ -- Labours & Mouldings 2 I ? -- hlemoranda ..................... 2 0 )

-- &Mortar, Weight of ... 669, 671 ...................... -- 0ma.tnental 175 -- St.afYordshire .................... 2?2 -- Tables, Value of ................ so6

...... " Ih-itlpe " Hearth Boxings 218 ............. . Jiridges J & Co 619, 1136

. .......... . . Briggs A R & Co Ltd 249 ............ Bright Rlajolica Faience 273 ............ Brilliant Cutting, Glass 619

" Brilliant " Geyser ..........,....... 493 Britsnnia ' h h c Co . Ltd .......... 1074 Iiri(islr and Foreign Measores,

............ Relative Value of 683 -- Piaster Board Ltd ....... 550, j53 -- Poliehed Plate Glass ...... 614, 618 -- Sheet Glass ..................... 614 . Standard Rolled Steel Beanls .................. as Girdors 677 . . Rolled Steel Joists as

.............. Stanchions 679 . Trolley Track Co . Ltd . .+or , 404

....... -- Weights & Measures 683 .................... . 12road & Co L td 107.5

...... -- Flange Beams 422, 678, 680 Broad's Anti-flooding Traps ...... 198 ............... -- Channel Blocks 194 . Channel Intercepting Traps 194 ............ -- Channels & Bends '93 -- Closets ........................... 587 -- Drain Chutes .................. 193 -- Flexible Drain Itods ......... 209

Grease Trap -- ..................... 190 ..................... -- Gully Corer 197

. . ......................... 'Traps 195

. luipervious\l'ax~nrnpositinn 200

............... -- Manhole Cover8 2oo ......... -- Rlot~rr Gmag e G n l y irj8

GENERAL INDEX . Page

Ilroad's Sinks ........................ 589 -- Spiral Scraper .................. 203 -- Stable Gullies .................. 197 . " Victorite" Cement ......... 542 . Water Waste Preventers ... 593 ............ Broadbent's Slag Wool 557 .................... Bronze I-landrails 407 -- Name Plates ..................... 666 . Plates, Engraved ........ 663, 664 . Powders ......................... 652 . Shopfronts ..................... 372

Bronzing .............................. 412 Broseley Tiles ........................ :;oo " Brownall" Brass Fittings ...... 602 ......... Iirunswick Black, Price of 6 50 Brushes, Distemper & Ground ... 650 Huilders' & Contractors' Plant,

Hire of ......................... 143 -- Copper Tube Supply Co ..... 604 -- FIand Trucks .................. I 53 .................. . Hoists. Hire of 149 -- Ladders .................... r jo, 153 -- Material Association Ltd .... 1076 -- Steps ........................ I 54, I 56 -- 'I'restltx, Eire of ............... 144

I ' Builders' Merchants' Journalv' & " Builders' Ironmonner" 4 . . 11~6

H~~i ld ing Bloclis for External Walls ........................... 220

-- B!ocks. " Vinculum " .......... 268 -- Boards ............................ 550 -- Composition ..................... 212 -- Industries ........................ 332b ..................... -- Sheets, Flat 274 -- Stone8 ........................... 239 -- Times ........................ 238b

B~lildings, Composite .............. 457 -- Iron ............................... 457 -- Steel Framed .................... 428 - Wood .............................. 457

" Rl~ilL-in " Gas Fires .............. 489 - Cast Iron Gas Registers . 489

" llull Dog " Floor Clips ......... 3x9 liurke & C:, ................... 264, 1137 Burn Bras . Cast Iron Gastight

Coated Drain Pipes ...... 192 .................... - Garage Guily 198 - Cast Iron Inspection Cham- .................. bern 192 --- Drain Pipes .......... 192 .......... - - - Roof Outlets - - - 238

Soil Pipes & Fittings 572

Page Burn Bros.' Drain CleaningRods 204 . "Eclipse" Drain Testing

Apparatus ................... 202 -- Flushing Syphons ............. 198

Patent Apparatus 202 -- ............... -- Rotunda RlanholeCovers ... 200

Sewage Lifting Plant 599 -- ......... Stable Gully 197 -- ..................... . " Times " Plugs & Stoppers 202

Burning Uallaat ....................... 166 -- off Old Painking ............... 628

BurnisbedGoldand UlackMoldings 653 Bushfield & Co ...................... 1138 Buttons, Brass & Plate ............ 397

................................... Cables 507 - Prices of ........................ 507

Cabnt's Quilt,. Sound Deadening & Thermal Insulation Quilt ... 5 jS

" Calda " Geyser. Shrewsbury's 492 " Califont" Geyser .................. 494

Califont De Luxe " Geyser 494 “ ..... " Calime " Hydrated Lime ...... 541 Callender. George M . & Co . Ltd . 23 Callender's "Uitubond" Building

Composition ............. 23. 21 2 - Bitulint? Lining & Insulating

Paper .................... 23. 321 - "Uitumac "Dampcourse 23. 212 - " Bitusol " Paint .......... 23. 633 - " Callendrite" & "Ledkore"

Damp Course .......... 23, 21 I - Con~position For Firing

Wood Block Flooring .. 23, 344 - Rooferite Bituluen Sarking

& Roofing Pelts ......... 23. 321 - “ Veribest" Roofing Felt ... 23. 3 ao Callow Rock Lime Co . Ltd ..... 24. 541 ................... Caltborpe Cooker? 489 Canaletti Blinds ..................... 667 Canvas Signs &z Posters ............ 660 " Capital Victor" Spring Hinge 390 Carpenter .............................. 307 - A11 Materials & Labour ...... 311

Carpenters' Memo .................. 308 Carreg-y-Llam Quarries L td ... 225 Carson. Walter & Sons Ltd ....... 625 Carson's Anti-Corrosion & Water

Paint .............................. 630 - " Plastine" Put. t y ............ 630

Carter & Co.'s Tilos .......... 228, 563 - L . & Son Ltd . Zinc

Workers ................ 602. 605, 1077

GENERAL INDEX . 65

Page Carter's Patellt 'rravellingCradle 160 ......... Carters' Sportas Courts Ltd 374 .................. Carving lonic Caps 365 .... . Casebourne & Co (1926) Ltd 533 ............... Casement Bolts. Iron 381 -- Fastenings ................ 3919 392 ......................... . Fittings 391 -- Frames ........................... 360 -- Stays .............................. 397 ..................... Casements. Deal 357 ........................ . Mahogany 358 ........................... -- Piroted 442 .................. -- Side Hung &c 44' -- Steel .............................. 44'

Cast Iron Baths ..................... 582 . . ................. Boilers 473, 47 j . . Box Got, ters ............... 416 ............... .-- Drain Pipes 1g2 . . Drains ........................ 192 ......... .. Drawer Elandles . . 398 ............. Eaves Gntters 415 . . Fittings for OutsideGases 383 . Vurnaoe Work ............. 43' . . Gastight Coated Drain

Pipes ........................ . 192 ..................... Guilies 197 . . ......... Moulded Gutters 416 . . Rectangular Itain Water

........................ Pipes 413 . Round Ltain Water Pil~es 4 13 . . ............... S w h Weights .

398 ......... Sectional Boilers 47 j --. Soil Pipes & Fittings ..... 571 . . .................. Stove Pipe 437 .-- Weight of ............... 669, 673 ......... -- Lead Pipcv &Gut, ters 571 . . Sash Weights .........,..... . . 398

Weight of .................... 673 . Castell Bros 1.td ................... 348b ......... " Castell " Pencils, Faber 164 .... " Cavendish " I'cdestal Closet 586 Cavity \I'alls, Bonding Ties $

Bricks for ........................... 217 Carton Name Plate Manu-

facturing Co ............. 57, 666 * 'C . C . Fleet" Geyser & Gas ........ Circulator Boiler 491 . . Oil Geyser .................. 584

Cearns W . J . Ltd .................. 1078 ............ Ceiling Boarding, Deal 347 -- Slabs .............................. 548

Celit Rooting Composition, .......................... Solignum 293

Page M l a r Drainers ..................... 597 -- Flaps .............................. 351 .................. 2ellnlosu Painting 650

. .. Zelotex Co (GI Hrihain) Lt. d ...s. g j 6 ?ement. " Blue Circle. " Water-

repollant ..................... 545 ........................ - Blue Lian 53; ........................ - Concrete 169 - - ...................... Precast 170 - - Prices of ..................... 171 ..................... - Keene's 532. .5 38

- Marketing Co . Ltd 535. 544. 54; & E;jolliiaes

... .. - Napcolda " li , e frigerntor 548 ........................... - Parian 538 ........................... - Paring 225 ... - Portland 168. 223. 539. 565 - - Rough Cast ............... 540

- Price of ........................... 223 - Proofing .......................... 176 ................... - ' L Sn~wcre t~e 514

....................... - "Victorite 542 ......... - Waterproofing Paste 181

- Weight of ........................ 669 Cementone Colours for Cement .. jqb - Decorative Finishes ......... 640 .. Waterproofing Powder ...... 184

.................. Cements Coloared 545 " Cornwood" Pri~nerWood &Iron 641 Centering ............................. 311 " Central " Door Spring & Check 390 ....... Central Heating Co 483. 1137 ............ - - - - Pipeless 482 . Cerenlo . Terra Cotta ......... 273 " Certus " Automatic Syphons

& Flushing Tanks. Burn's ...... 199 Chain Link " Empire " Fencing 331 - Sling ........................... 116 - Slings. Hireof ............... 146

Chains. Oval-Dash Link ............ 412 - & Sash Lines ............... 396

Chalk. Weight of ..................... 669 Clii~lwin & Co .................. 412. 1081 Champion. Druce & Co.T.ttl .. 25. 632 " Champlead " Liquid Red I. end 632 Chance I3ros . & Co . Ltd .......... 558 Clhannel Uiocks for [Jrinals ........ 194 - Pipes. Scnds Ks Taper Pipes .. 193 Channels Bedding .................. 194 Chappuis' Reflect, ors .............. 623 Cheeks. Passable Hopper ......... 4.1: "Chelmer" Sypl~ouic Ciosct ... 5811 Chemical Closets & U r i ~ ~ a l s ...... 589

66 GENERAL INDEX . Page h g o

Chequered Rough Plate Cilaes ... 614 " Climax . Window Sashes ...... 396 Ohilmark Trading Co . Ltd ...... 246 ' Climax L\roodworkingCo.Kolli~~g Chimney Bars ........................ 420 I Steel Doors ........................ 45- -- Cowls ........................... .+ 38 Clipsham Quarry Co ...qs. 1079. 1080 -- Pots ............................... 218 CIOCICS. Electric ..................... 527 - Price of 218 ..................... ..................... --- Iinpulse 525 - - Terra Cotta ............... 218 --. Synchronous ............... 525 -- Stays & Straps ............... 421 Cloister Tiles ........................ 301 -- Tops ............................... 438 Closet Ranges ........................ 588 .............................. Chloride of Lime ..................... 565 -- Seats 365

Christopher, J . & Sons. Ltd ....... 530. Closets, Bolding's ..................... j 8 j -- ........................... 1139 Broad's 587

Christopher's Lifts .................. 530 -- Chemical ........................ 589 Chnhb & Sqn's Lock & Safe Co . -- Cliff's .............................. 587

IAd .................................. 453 -- Crappers' ........................ 585 Church & School Fittings ......... 367 , -- Doulton'~ ........................ 586 " Ciment Fondu" Aluminous , -- Elsan Manufacturing Co ..... j8g

Cement ............................ 182 -- Eospital ........................ S87 ......... Cinema Automatic Shutter ...... 452 1 -- Moule's Earth System 588 Circles, Areas of ...................... 687 .. Oates & tireen's ............... 587 -- Circumferences of ............ 686 I . Pedestal ........................ 585

Circular Doors ........................ 350 ' -- Valve .............................. 585 -- Iron Staircases .................. 439 I Cloth Covered Doom ................ 352 ... Haywards' ............ 439 I Clout Nails ............................ 377

............... . . . .................. " -- Work. Joiner 33 C M A " Cables 507 Cistern Filters ........................ 57; ( Coach House Doors. Deal ......... 352 ............................ . .................. Cisterns. Flushing Screws 376 -- Galvanized ..................... 453 Coal Plates ........................... 428

Harvey & Co.'s 454 Haywards' .................. 428 -- ............... --. . Syphon ........................... 593 593 ' ---- Uason's ..................... 430 -- Water Storage ................. 453 . Weight of ........................ 669 City Victor" Spring Hinge ... 390 "Col~urn " Door Track Fittillgs 403

" Claremont " Sanitary Stable , . System Centre Hung Pold- Gutter .............................. 45.5 ing Partition Gear .................... Clnridge's Patent Asphnlte L'o . 'Trolleys 406

Ltd ......................... 23 j, I 182 . S y ~ t e ~ n Sliding Garage Gear 401 . Clay. Weight of ..................... 669 Systeul Sliding Door Gear 402

Cleaning, Lacquering or Bronzing 412 -- . '* Veo" I'oltfing Partition .................. Rods 204 Gear 40.4 -- .............................. ............... Clear White $ Colour Sprayed Cockle. Henry 1. 145. 1 j 2 ......... Lamps .............................. 512 Cocks. Bib. Pillar & Stop 577 ............. Clearing Appliances for Drains .. 202 . Ewart h Son, Ltd 577 ......... ClefL Chestnut Fencing, 324 -- M1ap,r Tap (LordKeivinJs) ... 577

.... & Wire Fenciug ... 322 Coke. U elght of ..................... 669 .................. ................. -- Oak Shingles; , 305 Collapsible Gates 531 ... Cliff's . Beancliff Syphon ...... 194 -- Road Shelters (Portable) 154

......... ............................ -- . Closets 587 , Watchmen's Shelters I54 Gully Trap 196 I . College . Folding Partitions ... 350 -- ..................... Lavatories ............. -- ..................... 595 Collinge's Gate Ellnges 380 ...... . Porcelain Baths ............... 584 ' Colorcrete Portland Cement 545 .................. -- Urinals .......................... jgr Coloured Cements 545 ............... . 'White Glazed Channel Pipes 193 -- Concrete Floors 516 .................. . 1 C r ~ z y Paving 547

GENERAL INDEX . riipu

...... Coloured Pointing Mortar 223 . Roughcast&WallRenderings 546

Colouring Compounds . for ........................... Cement 546 ....... Colt W . H . (London) Ltd 305 ........................ Columns. Deal 364 Colyer & Southey .................. 1139 ......... "Combine " C;ully Traps 195 ..... - Reversible Grease Golly 196 Commodes ........................... 58'3 ......... Common Register Grates 432 " Con10 " Cast Iron Bath ......... 583 Compensation. Workmen's ...... 744 ............... Composite Buildings 457 Composition for Fixing Wood ............... Block Flooring 344 - Gas Pipe ......................... 484 ............ Compressed Cork Tiles 230 .................. - Fibre Uoards 372 '' Comyn " Autolr~ntic Coin ...... Receiving Lavatlory Locks 384 Coinyn Chinp $ CO. '~ Air Bricks 464 --- Air Inlet Tubes ..... 467 - - - ...... Door Furniture 387 ............ - - - Panic Bolts 382 - - - Sash Fasteners &

Openers ............ 395 - - - Ventilators ............ 464 Concrete Beds ........................ 190 - Building Blocks. " Vincu- ...... lum, " Tarmac's 16. 268 - Fencing Posts ................ 174 - Kerb. '' Vinculum, " Tar- ........................ ma& 16. 268 ............... - .\Iixers. Eire of 148 - Paving Slabs .................. 227 - Piling. Prices of. \I'illiamu' 176 ..................... - Reinforced 171 - Roofing Tile. s .................. 303 - Stone Co . Ltd ......... 267. 1084 ............... - $ Timber Piling 174 - Weight of ........................ 669

Cotkcretor .............................. 168 - Day Work ..................... 171 - Memoranda ..................... 168 ..................... Conduit Fittings 505

(>onduits .............................. 503 ... .. "Conforms Steel Shuttering 173

" Conqueror " Door Spring and Check ............................. 390 ...... Constructional Engineer 413. 422

" Contesse " Anthracite Stov t... 434 ....... Contract. ors' Plant. Hire of 143

Page . . ............ Cook F L & Son 260. 1140 ..................... Cookers. Electric 526 - Gas. Ranges & Fires ...... 489. 494 .................. Cooking Apparatus 436 ........................ - - Fixing 218 . ...,... . . Cooper. H W & Co Ltd 1140

- Wettern & Co.Ltd.25;,271, 1141 ......... Cooper's Glass Ventilators 468 ............ Copal Varnish. price of 650 . ..................... Cope & Co Ltd 1141 Cope & Co's Floor & Paving

'riles ...................... 228. 1141 - - ......... Tile Linings 561. 1141 .................... Coping Cramps 258 ............... - Yorkshire Stone as4 ................................. Copings 252 ........................... Copper Balls 578 ................ - Clouts. price of 600 .......................... - Cramps 258 ...... - Cylinders. Light Rigid 604 ...... - Enamelled Letters 658. 660 - Hole Doors and Frames ..... 431 - Housing Tubing ............... 603 - Nails ........................ 604. 606 - Pipe. Weight ..................... 604 - Pipes .............................. 604 - Repoussb Name Plntes ...... 666 - Slate Nails ..................... 377 - Tape Lightning Conductors . 460 - Tnbing ........................... 602 - Weight of .................. 669. 673 - Wire .................. 428. 6c6. 613 - - Rope Conductors ......... 460

Copperas .............................. 565 . Copperlite. '' Eaywards ......... 623 Coppers. Fuel Washing ............ 432 - Washing ........................ 490 ........ ............... Coppersmith .. 602

Corben R . & Son. Ltd ............. agq Cord. Scaffold ........................ 154 Core.Kail. Iron .................... 421 Cork Insulation Co . Ltd .......... 229 - $ Rubber Floor Tiling ...... 229 " Corner-Way " Sliding Door

Fittings ............................ 400 ..................... . Cornices Plaster 537 Cornish H . & Sons ......... 373. 1142 - Granite ........................... 255 " Coronation " Patent Skylights.

Braby's .............................. 458 Coronet Brick Co . Ltd ......... 26. 215 ..................... Corrugated Iron t j 7 - Sheeting ......................... - 7 5

70 GENERAL INDEX .

. -- Repairs ....................... .... 202 ........................ Rods. Set of. Hire of ......... . 146 Earth Closets 588 ..................... .. ........................ . Scra~ers ao? Moule's $88

Page Doors. Honduras Mahogany ...... 352 -- for Hospitals. Elliott's ......... 355 . Iron .............................. 447 ........................ . Party Wall 449 -- Pivoted ........................... 449 . Plywood ........................ 369 . . Flush ........................ 354 . Revolving ........................ 356 . Rolling Steel ................... 452 .. Six.Panel, Deal ............... 351 . Sliding ............................ 449 -- Steel .............................. 447 . Strong Room .................. 449 . Two.Panel, Deal ............... 351 -- Veneered Flush ............... 3 53 " Dorset" Water Heater ......... 492 " Double Grip" Patent Steel ,

............ . stodpers. Hire ot ............. 14g -- Kammers . Eire of i4: . Tests .............................. I 88 .. Welght of ........................ 069 ............ . Testing&ClearingAppliances 202 13arthenware Air Bricks 462

Page Drainage .............................. 188 Draining Boards ..................... ggo -- (Land) ........................... rgo

Drains ................................. 188 -- Cast Iron ........................ 192 -- Excavating ..................... I yo -- Glazed Stoneware ............. rgr -- Inlet Valves to .................. 193 .............................. -- Land 190 .................. Draught Excluder 406

Drawer Handles ..................... 397 . Locks .............................. 384

Dramng Instruments ............... 163 Drawn Copper Rousing Tubing 603 -- Lead Pipe .................. 569, 571 --. Traps ........................ 5;s

Drew, Clark & Co ................... lja ..................... Tubular ScatTolding ............. 160 1 -- Lewis & C ~ I I 144 Uonble Leaf Gates ....,.... ......... 328 Drew's Patent "Diamond" Tele- '' Douglas " Overhead Liquid scopic Ladders .................. I j n

Check Springs ..................... 391 i Drising Timber orConcret, ePiles 176 .................. l~onlton's Baths ..................... 583 Dryco-Rensec Ltd 1145

. Closets .......................... 586 " Drykos " Fire Cement ........ 222 ............... . Filters ........................... j79 " Dual " School Desk 367

. Garage Gully .................. 198 " 1)uples" Domestic Gully ....... 19;

. Grease 'Trap for Kitcherl -- Stable Gully , ............. rgj, 197 Sink Wastes .................. 196 Duranbrite Jointless Flooring ... 233 . Hospital Closet ............... 58: , Duresco 1)istempor .................. 645 . Lavatories & Fittings ......... 596 Dormat Flat Oil Paint ............ 632 . Sinks ............................ 590 Duropal Ceilings ..................... 561 . Stoneware Interceptor ...... 194 -- Wall Panels ................... 561 . Street Uully Traps ............ 196 , Durus Artificial Stone ...... 271, 1086 . *' Thames " Ball ValveGully 195 i Dussek Bros . & Co . Ltd ............ 1087 . Urinals ......................... 592 I Dussek's Bitumiuous Solution for ......... Water WastePresenters 594 . ...... Preserving Iron, &c 63j . Yard Gullies .................. rgs -- Composition for FixingWood ............... ' I Dover " Range ..................... 432 Hock Flooring 344

Down Draught Preventer Pot, . "Keepnu" Wood Pre- ..................... Sankey's ....................... 219 servative 635 Drain Bag, with Pumps, Hire of 1.p . '' I'lastex" Non-Infiam~nable . Chutes for Inspection Cham- Compound ................. 204

hers ............................. 193 -- Plastic Non . Infliunmable . Corers ........................... go Compound ................ ag4 .................. ........................ . Flexible Rods 203 Dust Sheets 147

.. Laying ........................... 191 ................. . Decorators' 154 ... . Pipes ............................. I 88 Dutton Leonard&Sons 230, 558, 1145 ........................... .............................. . P l u ~ s 202 Dwarf Blinds 668

GENERAL INDEX . 71

Page Eastwmrls Ltd ........................ 27 " Easy-Away " Sliding 1)mr

Fittings .............................. 399 I. Easylift " Manhole Covers ...... 201 Eaton. Parr & Gibson (Glass

Merchants). Ltd ............ 617. 1088 Eaves Gutters .................. 41 5. 418 " Ebanoid " Bitumen lor Setting

\\'ood Rloclc Plooring ........... 344 " Eclipse " Door Check ............ 390 - Dovetail Sheeting. Braby's .. 187 - Drain Testing Apparatus ... 202 - Patent Corrugated Skylights 459

. . . . . Economic Drainage Co Ltcl 1146 " Eden " Cast Iron Hatb ......... Edmundson's Automatic Electric

582

Lighting Plants .................. 51 j - Non . Autoniatk Electric Lighting Plants .................. 5 1 j ............ Edwards' Facing Bricks 214

" Elclorado "Cork Tile Flooring . 229 - - - ... Staircase IGnishing 230 ............... Electric Hell P~t t ings

- - 525 ............... Installations 5 23 ............ - Bells& Telephones 523 - Bullion Lifts .................... 528 - Clocks ........................... 527 - Cookers ........................ 526 - Fires .............................. jzo ............ - Heaters. ' I ' I ~ I I U I I L ~ 518 ......... - Hot Water Cylit~ders jzr - Impulse Clocks ................ 52; - Lamps ........................... 512 - Lifts .............................. 528 ............... - Light iietlectors 023 - Lighting Plilnbs .............. 5x5 - Panel I - le~ters .................. .j 17 - Service Lifts ..................... q2q

Page ............ Elliott'sOak Panelling 3@ ............ -- Parquet Flooring .., 345 ............... - Revolving Doors'. 356 Elsan Manufact, w i n g Co.Chemi-

cal Closets & Urinals ......... 43. 589 Embossing Glass ..................... 619 " Emperor" SmokeCure. Ewart's 438 " Empire " Chain I.ink Fencing 33 r

......... - Woven Wire I'ences 532 Empire Municipal 1)irectory ... joob - 'I'imbers ......................... 336 En~ployers' Liability Act ......... 742 " Empress "Smoke Core. Ewart's 438 " Empress Victor " Dow Spring 389 Enamel. Harland's .................. 641 - M'hite ........................... 632

Enamelled Channel Herids ......... 193 - Copper Letters ............ 6 58. 660 - Slate Slabs ..................... 2gG - - [Jrinals .................... "97

Fhd Cirtrir~ " \\'art, hwotd " Flooring ........................... 34'

'I Entlurite " Vitreous Carbor- u n d u ~ n 'Tiles ....................... 409

Engineer Constructional .... 4 13. 422 - Hot Water and Heating ... 470 - Lilt ................................. 528 ..................... English Marbles - Oak. in Thicknesses

264 ......... 340 Engraved Brass Plates ............ b63 - Uronze Plates .............. ,663. 664 .................. - Glass. l<'rencli 617 ............... Enrichments. Plaster 538 " Ensoflux . \Val1 Lloard ......... Ensouit Insulating & Builtling

554

................................ Hoard 554 Ensowal \Val1 Rcrard ................ ... .. 1 " Equatemp " Pipeless Heaters 483 ............ -- Synchronous Cltrcks ......... 525 " Ern " Window Sasl3es

. Vrpour Iiarliato~a ............ j ~ i i:ritll bl Co . Lbd ................ 25, % - \Val1 Panels . 'Tiled ............ 527 Escalator .............................. 529 - Wiring ........................... jar Escutcheons ........................ 412 1 ................... Electrical Definitions ............... 501 Espagnolette Bolts 381 " Electrical Times" ............... ~ O O B " Esse" Patent AnthraciteStoves 434 Ebcli~iciim .......................... 500 " 1he-Vista " Ai~t l~raci le Stoves 4 3 Electro Copper Glazing ............. 623 1 ' * Essex" Uoarcl ..................... 550 .................. " Electro-Vapour " Radiators ... 516 ; " Estate " Oil Gloss - - 641

Towel Rails ................ 522 I " Etruria" Flooring Tiles ......... 228 Ellerton, J ...................... 628, I I ~ G " ISuphon " Sound 1)eadening Elliott, S . & Sons (Keading), 1 utlt ........................... 558

.......... Ltd ............................ 348, 34Ya I d c ~ t ? ~ ~ iedestal c l o s ~ t 58; Elliott'8 Deal Molditlge ............ 361 1 Everard A E . D Cn ............ 30% 553

... - Doors for Hospitals ............ 355 " Evwlwite" Antlirncite Stnve 436

72 GENERAL INDEX . Page

:' Everite " Asbestos C'eu~eut Roollights ................... 278 . Asbestos Cement Tile Pat-

tern Sheeting ............... 564 -- Draining l3oartls ............... gyo -- Flue Piping ..................... 487 -- Jointing Composition ......... 488 -- Pressure Pipes .................. 279 -- Soil Pipes ....................... 574 . Stpndard Corrugated Sheet-

Ing .............................. 275 Everlasting Tile, Conc~xcte Pro-

ducts & Grimite Supplies, Ltd 106, 303

Evertone Patent Sandfaced Asbestos-Cement Rooting Tiles ................................. 304

Ewart's Bath &Lavatory Fittings 577 -- Gas Washing Coppers ...... 490 -- Lightning Geyser ............... 493 -- Smoke Cure ..................... 438

Ventilator 467 -- ........................ Excavating ........................... 165 -- Drains ........................... 190

Excavator .............................. 165 Excavator's Memoranda ......... 165 Excel Asphalte Co . Ltd ............ 1147 . Excel-In " Fanlight Openers ... 393 " Excel-Out " Fanlight Openers 393 " Excello" Grease Trap ............ 196 " Excelsior . Green Slating ...... 289 Expanded Metal Lathing ......... 536 -- Metal Reinforcement ......... 186

Expansion Jointing .................. 170 Express Lift Co . Ltd ............... 1089 Exmnsion Ladders ... 143,150, 153, 156 "Extractor" V e n t ~ l a t o r s .

1Iarvey's ............................ 466 l kbe r A . W ................... 164. 164a - - Cnstell Peucils ............ . . 164

Celluloid Edged Scales ... 104 . . Polycro~r~e l'eticils ......... 164 . . Slide Rulcs .................. 164

Facing Bricks ........................ 214 Facings, Brick ........................ 213 Factory J'i'hite Uistemper ...... 630 Faience Tiling ........................ 273 -- Work .............................. a72

Faldo's Asplialte ..................... 236 Fall Ropes .............................. I54 " Fam " Panic Bolt .............. 382 ..................... -- Door Spring 391

Psge ..................... P'anlight Ci~tclles 392

.......... -- Openers. Adamu' 44. 393 - - Messenger & Co.'s ......... 394 - - Parker. Winder 8:

Achurch Ltd ............ 393 - . Skylux. Ltd 39j ............... ..................... Fans. Ventilating 522 ......................... . Farman B W 306

. .......... . Farmer S TV &Son L td 1147 . ...... . Farmiloe T & W Ltd 295. 1090 Farmiloe's Farotex Roofing Com- .............................. position 295 Farnley Iron Co.'s Glazed Pire-

clay Baths ..................... 584 ......... - Hollow Glazed Bricks 217 ........................ - Lavatories 597 ............... - Swimming Baths 597 ........................... - Urinals 592 Farotex Rooting Composition. .......................... Farmiloe's 295 ....... Farrar John & Sons. Ltd a49 . ............. Farrer M'illiam I!, Ltd 198 ......... - " Anti-Flood " Valve 198 P'arrer's Improved Sand and Oil

t > .................................. I r ap 198 ......................... Felt. Asbestos 317 ........ - Bituminous Inodorous 318 - Callender's " Hooferite " Bi-

tumen Sarking (is Kooling 32 I - Hair. Bituminous ............ 318 ........................... - Plurex 320 - Koofs. D . Anderson & Son's

2. 3. 3'8 - " Sanodor . Odourless ...... 318 ... - Zylex Bituminous Slater's 320 ........... l.'elts h p h a l t e Rooting 317 ... - for Pipes. Anderson's 2. 3. 600 ... - lioofing and Sarking 318. 321 Fencing ................................. 322 ..................... - Chain Link 331 .................. - Cleft Chestuut gza - Interlaced ........................ 3z8 - Oak with Concrete Posts ... 330 - - Park Pale .................. 327 - Posts. Concrete ............... '74 - Wire ........................ 322. 331 ... - :md Gates. Chestnut 324. 326 - - Wrought Iron ............... 446

k'enlon's Bath Ileating Apparatus 584 ...... - Gas Circulating Boiler 492 ........................... - Geysers 491 ....... . Fanning & Co Ltd 261. 262. 263 .................. Yenning's Granite 26a

GENERAL INDEX . 73

Page .................. F e ~ n r i ~ ~ g ' s Slarble 262 ... .. . Uni-Cola Facing Slabs 270

h c Feralon " Patent Non.Slip .............................. Troads 411

Ferodo S t a ~ r Treads ................ 410 Ferro-CoucreteStallboard Lights 441 " Fecro-Glass " P ~ t e n t Construc- .................................... tion 622 " Fcrrnlithic " Concrete Floor ........................... thrdencr 226 ............ " Feusol " Fire Ceu~ent 2 2 I

............ " Fiberlic " \Vallbnald 5 j~ ...... I'ibrc Hoards. (lomprrsscd 372 Fihrous Plaster .................... 548 . . Ceiling Slabs . Wrigllt's .. 5.50 ........................ - - Slabs 550

..................... Field Gates 32.1, 326 ...... Fillcts & Architr.tyes. Ileal jbo ........... Filling under 1';~vlngs 166 Filters ................................. j79 . Oist, ern ........................... 379 - Doulton'a ........................ 579 - Pressure ........................ 579 ..................... - Submerged 579 " Fius " Pedestal Clnsct ............ 585 Fir Tilobes ........................... 312

........................... Fire Bricks 221 - Brickwork ........................ 220 - Clay .............................. 223 - Doors .............................. 4.50 - T~les ............................. 221 ........................ Fireclay Baths 584 -- Sinks .............................. 589 -- Tiles . Glwed .................. i60

Page ........................ Firing Locks 39% ........... Fixol & Stickuhast Ltd l~ss tde

Revei.se Cove? . " Fixd " Preserved Dry Paste ... 655

... Flange Beams. Broad 4 22. 678. 680 Flaps. Cellar ........................... 351 17are Lamp. Braby's Portal~le .. 163 Flares. C . I'. Bcetylellc. Hire of 149 Flat I h ~ i l d i ~ ~ n Sheets .............. 27s

..................... . Iioof Outlets 2 i 8 l ' latotn~u~ I'rilncr .................. 643

............... " P'leet" I ieyser 492. j84 ......... . P7etning J . & Co . Ltd 54 601 ............. Flexible G3s Tubing 499 - Steel Ropes for Cmncs. Lift.s,

&c . Co~nparative Strengths .. 16:: .... Flexo I'l~.w)otl Industries Ltd 29. 3553 37'

Flexo~uetal ...................... zg. 37 I " Flextile" Roofing Rolls ......... 318 .......................... .. Shingles Flint Work ........................... 318

259 Weight of 669 -- .......................

" Flinl<mn Stone l 'resctsvaiir~~~ Liquid ............................. 2 j6

.............. Floodlight l ' roject~~~.s 5 '3 ........................... Flot1r Clil~s 313 -- Cosli & Itubber 'Tiling ...... 229 -- Crarnp6. Hirn of .............. 147

llarder~ers 225 -- ........................ .. Lights ........................... d?q

Spr~nga ........................... 1 I;-' riles 3 i g 227 .............................. ........................ Flooring Hrads 376 .......................... . ..... ~ i r c ~ l a c ~ ~ n r r o u i l d s . 'rilcd i34 15lliott's " Firmoseo " Creosoted Deal

345 Franchi \'. & CII l ~ i l 342 -- . ....... . Paving ............................... 232 " ~ l n m c o " lhitish Colrun-

FirLh's Staybright Shinless Steel 664 hian Pine .................... Fishponds Quarries Ltd 242 - Improved Wood Pare-

341 ............ ............... Fittings for I.'clluing 324 tnellt Co.'s Ltd ...............

455 - Lnlairl 342 .......... - Stable & Cow llouue ............................ 230 . . ............ Fitzpatrick & Son P; tu t l i~ r s s Jefferiss (Camberwell) Ltd 344,

Fixem Hnofing Composition, 346 ........................ ........................... Solignum 294 - Jointless 232 Fixing Accessories for Asbestos- - Lal.ham James Ltcl ............

Ccluent Slates 293 .. 3larl1olith Flooring Co 341 . .....................

... - Asbestos Cement Slating 293 Ltd ........................ - - - 342, 345 ... Tiles ................. 304 - l lonarcl~ Flooring Co 344, 345 ............. . . .................. .. - liricks. Jones' 217 Xwri-: M A Ltd

- Corrugated Sheets, 'l'lles, 341 - National Flooring Co.'s 342, 1170

.................. Slatir~g ......................... -'7q , - Sllecl Itnbbcr 230 ................................ .......................... - Grat, es 2 I 8 - ' I h s 227 ........................ .................. - L r o n t ~ ~ q p y 393 1 - '1'111yin's 345

74 GENERAL INDEX . Page

Flooring. JVachal F l o o r i ~ ~ g (:om- pany ................................. 34 1 ..................... -- Wood Block 342 . " W o r t h ~ o o d " E:nd t i r i~in .. 342

Floors. Batten ....................... 340 ............ . C'oloured Concrete 546

............... -- Cubical Contsnta g r o -- Dance .............................. 346 -- Deal .............................. 340 -- Hardwood ........................ 340 -- Parquet ......................... 345 ............... -- per square 340, 341 ..................... Florentine BLinds 667 " Fluate" .............................. 2 j6 Flue Pipes & Filtings, Abbest~~s

........................ Cement 487 Flushing Syphons & Tanks, ........................ Automatic 198

............ -- & Warning Pipes 567 " Fold-A-Side" Trolley Track ............ Sliding Door Fittings 400

............ Folding Partition Gear 404 ............... -- Partitions. Deal g.+y .................. -- Window Gear 400 ............... Force Pumps, Hire of 146 ............. Ford Peter & Sons I.td 1148

..................... Foreign Marbles 262 .................. Forged Roof Straps 420 .................. Founder & Smith 413 .................. - - - - Day Work 428 --.. Prices ..................... 428

Four Oaks Spraying hlachine Co ..................................... 6 ............ Four-Panel Dmrs, Deal 3 j I ......... Framed Buildings, Steel 428 -- Doors .............................. 3 jo -- Gates ............................. 421 ..................... -- Glass Signs 6j7 -- Gratings ........................ 42 .................. Frames, Casemeut 360 -- Cased .............................. 358 ........................ -- Deal Sash 357 -- Door .............................. 360 . Patent KeversibleActions for 396 -- Sash .............................. 35s -- Venetian ..................... 358, 359

Framing, Deal ........................ 348 Franchi V . & Co . Ltd . 343 & Fuotlii~es Francis S.W. & Co . Ltd . Rolling ......................... Steel Doors 4j2 Frazzi Ltd .............................. 1148 Freeman Joseph, Sons & Co . Ltd . 184,

546, 6409 I 138

Page French & British Weights. &c .... 683

Engraved Glass -- ............... 617 -- Polish. Price of .................. 650 ........................ - Polislling 628 - \V . k C . Ltd .................. 1091 “ Friary" Manhole Cover ......... zoo Frieze and Cradling .................. 365 Friezes. Plast. er ........................ 538 Lhel Washing Boilers $ Coppers 432

........................ Furnace Doors 431 - Pans ............................. 431 - Work .............................. 430

Fnse Boards Teak & Iron ......... 510 Gabriel. \+'ule & J. hg l i s l~ LLd .... 305 Galvanized Air Bricks ............... 482

Fnrnace Pans -- .................. 431 -- Hot Water Tanks ............ 476 -- Iron Cramps .................. . .

258 Wire ........................ 607

-- Xallb .............................. 377 -- Steel Cisterns .................. 4j4

Wire Setting -- ................... 607 . Wrought Steel Rain Water

Pipes ........................... 414 Garage Traps B Petrol Intercep-

Lors ................................. 198 Gardner J . k Go . Ltd .......... 428, 429 (iardner'~Stee1 Fralncd Buildmgs 428 Garratt $ Atkinson ...... Hack of Page

facing Inside Reverse Cover Gas Circulatinv Boiler . I'enlon's 492 . Cookers, Ranges & Fires 489, 494 ................. -- Fitter, Melno 484 -- Pipe .............................. 484 ............... - Tubes & Fittings 48j -- 'Tubing ........................... . . 499

Weight of .................... 484 -- \Vashinp Coppers ............ 490 -- IVater Heaters & lloilers ... 491

Gate Hinges ........................... -- Posts ............................... ;il: ........................... -- Springs 383

Gates, Cast Iron Fittings for Outside ........................ 383

-- Collapsible ....................... 531 . . ............ Haywards' 531, xogj .............................. -- De:d 352 -- I T I J ~ .............................. 446 -- Lift ............................... 53' .............................. -- Oak 329 -- Wood .............................. 3 j z

Gauging Plaster ..................... 536

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Gauging Portland Cement Con- ................................. crete 168 .................. Gauze Wire Blinds 668 . . ...................... Gaze. H E Ltd 1092 .................. Gear. Sliding Door 399 " Gem " Victor Spring Hinge ... 389 General Electric Co.'a Appli-

ance? .................. j23 - - - "Genales" ExhausL .................. Fans j2; - - lIag.net Elcctric Cookers 526 ... ............. Telephones ,j 25 ... Ventilators ............ 52.3

......... -- Purpose Rarrows I .<o, 152 Gent k Co.'s Electric Bell

Fittings ............... 525 ... Telephones ............ j25 ............ Georgian Wired Glass b21

..................... (ioyser, Ewart'8 493 -- Fenlon'a ......................... .. 491 -- Shremsburg'a .................. 492

Gibson Arthur L . & Cu . Ltd . ............. Rolling S t d Doors 452 ... (Xlarduni b lame R~~of ing 'Tilrs 301 ............... ~;ilcled IVood Letters 662 Gilders' Sundries .................. 6 j2 ................................... Gildinb 05 1 -- Dky Work ....................... 6-53

Girders ................................. 434 ...... -- liroad Flange Doanls, as 678 ............ -- Riveted Compound 424 Girdle? J . G . 8; Co ........... 570. 1149 Girlinps' Ferro-Concrete Co . Ltd 266 '' Girlingstone " Artificial Stone 266 '' Glas-crete " Patent Constrac-

tion ................................... 622 Glass, Armourplate ................ 621

Berelling -- ......................... 619 ............... -- Brilliant Cutting 619 . British Polished Plate and

Glazing ................ 614, 618 . . ........................ Sheet 014 -- Chequered Rough Plate ..... 614 -- Circular Venbilators ......... 468 -- Embossing ..................... 6x9 -- French Engraved ............ 617 -- Grinding ........................ 619 -- Ground ........................... 6 14 -- Letters ......... ..,....... ....... 659 -- Louvre Ventilators ............ 468 -- Pilkington's ..................... 621 -- Polished .................... 61.1, 616 . . Plate ..................... 614, 616

Page ..................... :lass Polishing 618

-- Prismatic Kolled ..... 615. 618. 621 - Rolled arid Cast I'late ... 615. 61s ............ - Rough Cast Plate 614 - Sandblasted ..................... 617 -- Sheet ........................ 614. 617 ............................. - Signs - - 663

I'r~lishctl I'lalos ............ 657 - Ultra Violet Rny .............. 614 - Verre Grar4 ..................... 617 - " Vita" ........................ 617 - Vitrolite .................. .. ..... 621 - Weight of ........................ 669 - Wired ........................... 621 - Writing ............... 657. 660, 663

.................. lilazed Bath Panels 279 - Bricks ........................... 216 ................. - Fireclay Ijathe - - 9 4

'Tiles ........................... 560 - Stoneware Urain Pipea ...... 191 - Tiles. White ............... 5 jg. 562

Glazier ................................. 614 - Sundries ......................... 622

lilitzing. Deacou's .................. 620 - . Electro Copper ............... 623 - Haywards' ...................... 620 - Aellimell's .............. .. ...... 631 - King's " Ferro-Glass" ...... 622 - Luxfer Ltd ..................... 620 - Paragon Cilazing Co.'s ...... 620 - Patent ............................ 620

Pilkington's 621 .. ..................... - Prismatic Rolled Glass ...... 621 -. Simplex ........................... 620

Gliksten Doors Ltcl ................ 353 " Globe " Miierirl Surfaced Bitu-

men Roofing ........................ 319 Glued (L; illitred Borders to

Hearths .............................. 342 Gold Leaf, English, Bennett's ... 652 .- Size. Price of ............... 650. 652

(iooding's Patent Interchange- able Rubber Block Stair Treads 4oS

Goods Lifts ........................... 528 Goslett Alfred & Co . LI cl ......... 619 Goulding C . W ...................... 1149 Graining .............................. 651 "Granador" Ground Colour ... 631 - Scuinble Staiu .................. 631

Granala Waterprooling Solution 185 Granite ................................. 2 jj - Coruish B dberdeen ......... 255 - Kerbs B Setts .................. 235

78 GENERlL INDEX . Pa@ Pas ..................... Hellimeli's Patent " Perfection " hospital Closets 587

Glazing ........................ 621. II 54 - Doors. Elliott's .................. 355 ... Hemel Hempstead Patent Brick Hot Water Apparatus. Fixing 218 Co . Ltd ...................... 220, I I jj - - Cylinders ............ 477 ............... " He-0-Lin " Enamel & Paint ... 631 - - Engineer 47O

I-Ieo-Mat Flat Oil Paint ............ 631 - - Fittings ............... 485 ............ Hepburn & Cocks 412, 115j - - Pipes ai Connections 472

" Ilercules " Breeze & l'laster - - Radiators ............... 478 ............... Partition Blocks .................. zzo - - Supplies 471 Hibberd Bros . (1929) Ltd ......... 33 - - Syphons .............. 472 I ' Hide-Away " Vanishing Doors 401 - - Tubing .................. 485 Eiggs' & Drew's Patent - - 'Tanks ................. 476

" Raprip" Scaffold ............... 152 Houldsworth's Patent Cast Iron Highways Construction Ltd.344,1097 Bushes .............................. 1j7 Hill James 6: Co ...................... 1098 Housing \Vork, Architects' " Hillnor " Patent Portable Tube 1 Charges for ........................ 694

Benders .............................. 604 Humphrieu' Patent Scaffold Hinged Road Gulley Gratings ... 197 1 Brackets ........................... 147 Einges .................................. 377 Hunt W . 8 ..................... 483. rogg - Adams' ........................... 379 1 Huntley 3: Sparks Ltd ........... 34 - Collinge's Ciate .................. 380 I - - " Uenqnic" Bar Bend-

Hinkins & Frewin Deal Folding i ing Machine ...... 34. 173 Partitions ........................... 350 Cabot's Quilt for Sound

Eire of Building Plant ............ 143 1 - Deadening & Thermal - Rates for Contractors' Plant 143 Insulation ............... 5j8

JIodges Bennett & Co . Ltd ...... 9 - - Cenient Waterproofers ... 181 ...... Hoisting Crabs, Hire of ............ 146 I Hyatt's Daylight Reflectors 623 - Trusrles ........................... 312 .. Hydralime!' hydrated lime ..... jg 5 Hoists, Builders', Hire of ......... 149 Hydrated Lime ................... 534. 541 IIollow Tile Partition Blocks ... 220 , - Lime. Prices of ................ 171 ..................... JionduranUahogaqjBackLinings 360 Hydraulic Lifts 5z8 ................. - - Casements 358 . " Ilydresse " Domestic Boiler ... 473 - - Doors ........................ 352 " Rygeian-Rock "Budding Com- .................. - - Hand Rails ............... 364 position, White's 212 - - Sashes ................. .3j8, 359

Hoop Iron. Weight of .............. 419 Ide T . & \T . Lock-Light Hope Henry & Sons Ltd . Stan- I Glazing ........................ 623, 1157

dard ~ e t ' a l Windows & Wood ( - - - . Sheet Bends ... 61 j. 11 j 7 ... Frames .............................. 443 1 Ideal Boilers & Hatliators Ltd 436. - DeathWatchBeetleDestro~.er 63 j 473 - Products ........................ - Cookailheat Range ........... 436 ...... .. - Wood Worm Destroyer :$ / Ldeal ' l Dmnert. ic Boiler ...473, 473 ..................... Hopkins. Purviv 85 Sons ...... 645. 11j6 Ideal Gas Boiler 49'

Hop er Casements &. Cheeks. 1 "Ideal" Indirect Hot Water ..................... d a m s ' ............................. 442 ~ Cylinder 477 Hopton-Wood Stone Firn~s. Ltd ..2 40. Lift ............................... 53'3

264, 1156 / 1 Parquet Floor Co ..... 346. 1157 Bo~izontal Paving hsphnlte ...... 236 tiornton Quarries Ltd ............ 24; " Horse-Shoe " Boilers ............ 476 Hose, Petroleum & Oil-Resisting 579 - Suction ........................... j7g - Wire Bound ..................... 579

- Radiator Valves EE Unions ... 481 ...... Ideal " Rayrad " Radiators 478 “ Idonl " Towel Rails ............... 480 ......... Illuminating Coal Plates 428

Illustrated Carpenter & ........................... Builder " 3 06a

GENERAL INDEX . 79

Page P.ge ............... Imitation Gold Loaf 652 Iron Buildings ........................ 457 ............ . Oak Panelling .................. 349 -- Cased Fuse Boards 510

Iminersed Electric Elements ... 521 -- Casement Rolts ................. 381 ............... . Imperial Chemical Industries Cmt, weight 669, 673 Ltil . (Limbus) .......... 1100 -- Cleat Hooks ..................... 397

..... (I' i o n e e r ' .. Corrugated 457 ..................... ........................... . Plaster) 533 Cramps 258

' & l tnper ish~blc " Gloss Paint S: -- 1 h ~ ~ r . s .......................... 447 ............... .. ....................... Uudercoating 64 1 and I~wrnes 4.50 I ~ i ~ y e r v ~ o n Clear I'rooting ......... 258 -- Vencing ........................... 4 4 O . Liquid P r ~ ~ o t i n g ............... 256 -- IEiLtings for Outside Galm ... 383

... . . Plastic Pvootir~g ............... 294 Irlat Bar, 'Table of M'e~ght 674 Imperv~ous \\'ax C~mposition. -- h r u a c e l\'ork ................... 43'

-- .............................. Broad's .............................. 200 Gates q4h " Impervit " Hriuks ............... 216 -- Gtitters ........................... 41(1 ............... Improved Iletholl's Creosoting . 640 -- Iloop, weight of 419 -- BrilliantGold Letters ...... 6 jg -- Paint ........................... 634 . Iuepection 15ye Cover, San- -- Pans, Galwnized ............... 43'

key's ......................... I 95 -- Pipes .............................. 413 -- No~seleas l i a I t e r G ~ ~ i d e s ...... 455 1 -- Preservative Solutions ...... 634 -- Wood t'ilvement Co . Ltd ... 1158 -- Railings ........................... 446 -- Wood Pavement Co.'s -- liain Water Pipes ............... 413

Flooring ......... 342 : -- Round, weight .................. 67-1 . . - - - - Paving ......... 232 ' . Sheet .............................. 42O

111cised Letter Fascias ............... 660 , - - - - Stove Pipe .................. 437 Indicating Bolts for Laratories .. 383 1 . . weight ..................... 673 . Locks fo r l ava t , orics ....... 383 -- Skylights ........................ 458

Indicators, Bell ...................... 524 Special Paints $ Preserra- Indnstrial Engineering Ltd.zg5, r158 . tires for ........................ 630 -- White ........................... 632 1 -- Square, weight ................. 674

Inlaid Flooriug ..................... 230 -- Stable l'ittings .................. 456 Inlet, Valves to Drains ............... 193 -- Staircases ........................ 439 -- Vent, ilators ..................... 464 .-- Spiral ........................ 439

.. ...... Inodorous Felt, Anderson's 31s 1 -- Haywards' ... 439, 109j Inside Hlinds ......................... 667 -- SLaples, Round \Yrought .... 607 " I n Sito " SLaira~scs ............... 266 -- M'a~hers ......................... 421 Inspection Lye Corer & Frames .. 19; -- Weight of ........................ 674 " Instantor " Usass l+'ittinga ...... 602 I . Wire .............................. 607 Insulating lloartl .................. 5.56 -- Wrought ..................... 420 . Paper Callender's "Bitdine" 23, -- . Steal11 'Tubing ............

. . 471 Tubes & P'ittings ........ 485

Insulation, Sound & Iteat ......... 2:; . . \I1eight of ............ 669, 673 lnaulations (I. ectls) Ltd ............ 557 -- & 'Tool Co.'s Wrought Steel .................. ............ Interceptor Traps 194 Step 'rread Plate 409 I~~terchangeablo Rubber Block Ironclad Switches & Fuse Boirrda ~ I I

Stair 'Treads ((iooding's Pa- Ironite Co . Ltd ....................... 182 tent) ................................. 408 .. Floor I-lardeners ... 226, 1159

Interlocking T ~ l e s .................... 303 I rnrnnoi~ger ........................... 375 Iron Air Bricks ........................ 462 -- Sundries ........................ 397 -- Bare ................................ 420 . 13uiltlers' Ve rc l i~~u t 65 AIetal ......... - - - - prices ...................... 4 20 Trades Advertiser 3741)

weight ............ - - - - ..................... 674 Ironniongery, Cleaning 412 -- Bond .............................. 210 1 -- Fising ........................... 398

F+

82 GENERAL INDEX . m e

Lightning Contluct.ore. Cut. ting Co.'a .................... 460. 1142

- ( i ey~e r . Eaarr. 'w ............... 493 . Lights-li~yn.ardt~' Patent, Pave- .............. .. r~lenr kc 439. 1095

............................... - Lead 622 ...................... - Luxfer 1.td 441 ........................ - Roadway 440 - Stallhoard ................... 440

Lignomur Wall Decoratio~l ...... 6 j j .... . " Litnbux Ilydrated I. inic j41 Lime Concrele ....................... 170 - - Prices of ..................... 171 - Hydrated .................. 534. 541 ........................ - Plastering 536 ........................ - Prices of 223 ......................... - Weight. of 669 - and Llair. I'rica of ............ 223

............... Limewhite. ['rice of 223 " Lincrusta H'altor~ " Wall ........................ Decorations 654 ....................... L i u i n ~ ' ~ . 1)nor 359 ..................... - 3Iarble Wall 263 - Tile ................................. 559 ............... L~nseed 011. Price or 650 - - Weigtit of ................... 670 ...... Liquid M'aterprooli~lg. Sika 179

Lister K . A . $ Co .................. 514 L i s t e r . Light Country House ........................ Inatallatior~s j1 . t Liverpool Art. ificial Stone Ch's

Artificial Stone 268. 1067

- - - - Ilreeze Concrete ...... Slabs z ~ y . 1067

- - S t o ~ ~ e Paving 234. 1067 ... - - - - Stone IZoofi~~g 293

Lloyd Edward Wallboards ........................... Limited 3x1 ..... - B i t u ~ ~ ~ i i ~ o u s Boards 32 1. j j G ... - Compressed Fibre Boards 372 ............ - Inwlat ing Bo.~rtl 556 ...... - Super Ilardboards gr I. 342 ...... Lloyd-l<emsley F l ~ ~ s l i 1)oors 355 ............... Lock-Light (ilazir~g 623

Locks. Ada~ns' ............... 44. 333 ....................... - Cupbourd 384 ........................... .- Drawer 384 - Mortice ........................ 385 - Rim ............................... 384 - Sash .............................. 392 - 'rill ................................. 384

p.ge ... Locon~otives. Petrol. Hire of 149

" London Victor" Floor Springs 989 . ... London Asphalt. e Co Ltd 236. 237 - h i c k Co . & Fnrders Ltd . 58.

4 f i iot l ines - Lift Co.'s Lifts ......... 5?99 1163 - $ blidland Steel Scaffoltl~ng

. .... Co Ltd 160. 161 $ Footlise.i ... - Pipcless Heating Ltd 483. I 164 - Spray & Brush Painting

Co.'sI.td.Spray :tnd Cellu- ......... lose Painting 646. 650 . .......... - Warmiug Co Ltd I r o j - - - - Anthracite Stoves 435.

436 Imlgdeu (ieorge Sr. Son Ltd ...... I I

" Loughborough " Hoiler. Ales- seoger's ............................. 476

Louvre Ventilators ............ 465. 468 Louvres ................................. 275

. ... . Loveerore It \Y & Co 465. 1164 Luminor Alunlinium Letters ... 659 - Letters S: Signs ...............

Luxfer. Lttl.l"ire-Resisting Elec- 663

... tn , Copper Glazing 623 - - ......... Pavement Lights 441 ............... . - Hoof Glazing 620

"Lyric " Cast Iron Bath ......... 582 - Pedestal Closet ............... 585

Lysaght John. Lttl .................. 573 Lyte's Stair Trci~ds .................. 409

Rlacandre ws 1(1 Forbes. IA1.~1. . Fiherlic " Wallboard ........ j j 2 “ bfacasfelt " Flat Rooting ...... 318 Mace's Bakelite I ~ u m i t u r e ...... 387 McGhie Thos . & Sons. Ihd ...... 543 Alacleod Malcol~r~ & Co . Ltd . 225.

265. 1165 - - - Artiticial $Lone 265. 116; - - - Concrete Steps. &c .... 265.

116; - - -Granite Paving ... 23.1. 1165 - - - "Grnnitic" I'arin rr ... 22q . ... .

r16j " hl' " I l a rdboa~~d ............... 5 9 " Maftex" Bni ld~nc Board ...... 5j2 Magnet Electric Codter. General

Electric Go.'* ..................... 526 Rlahogany Back Linings ......... 360 ........................ -- Casements 358 -- Frames ........................... 358 -- Sashes .................. ....... 3 j E

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P W 0

......... Mahogany in Thicknesses 339 " 3IaisonetLe " Morbice Locksets 388 ............ . . . Major H J $ C Ltd 1165

...... hlallinson Wm . $ Sons. Ltd 339 hlamder's " Aqualine " Water

Paint ................................. 637 Manganons Carbon Cistern Filt. er 579 Mangers ................................ 45 j - S1at.e .............................. 296

blanhole Covers ...................... 199 - Steps .............................. a02

I\lunholes. Cost of .................. 204 ............ '. Mani-Supply " Cieyser 492 ...... . Manresa . C a t Iron Bath 583 Mantel Registers ..................... 432 Manu-Narble Co ............ 270. 1069 Rlarble. Gipollino ..................... 262 - Derbysliire Fossil ............ 264 - English ........................... 264 .- Foreign ........................... a62 - Greek ........................... 262 - Mason .......................... 262 - Saxos ............................. 262 - Onyx ............................. 263 - Paring ........................... 228 - l'urbeck ........................ 264 - Hosso Anlico .................... 262 - Jkyros ........................... 262 - Stj'I'a .............................. 262 - 'rinos .................... .. ....... 262 - Verde Antico .................. 262 - M'all Linings ..................... 263

Marbling .............................. 651 Narbolith Flooring Co . Ltd ...... 12 - - - - Compressed Cork

Tiles ............... 230 --- - GrnnolitbicPaving az j --- - Jointless Flooring 232 - - - - Parquet Flooring 34 j - - - - W o o d B l o c k

......... Flooril~g 342 ..................... Afarley Bros . Ltd 3'4 " M m n o " Terra Cotta ............ 273 Mason .................................... 239 - Uag Work ....................... 260 - Nelnoranda ...................... 239

Mason's Coal Plates .................. 430 ..................... - Stair 'Treads 408 ...... Slast. Steel Erection. Hire of 148 " Masta " Gas W:ter Beater ... 494 .. Master Builder .................. 568b

Masticon.Asbestos Plastic Corn . pound 2 .............................. 295

INDEX . 88

PW@ ... Mastic011 L{ooting C011111osiliol1 295

L'Mt~ta~nnre"Wall Paint.. Caraon's 629 .............. Materiale. Bricklayers' 223 ...................... - Brickwork a06 ..... ...... - Carpenters'... ..... .. 3x1 - Joiners' .......................... g g j - Weight of ........................ 669

mat he^. &Platt,,Ltcl.Rolling Steel ................................. noow 4 j 2

" M:itsine ............................ 037 ......... 3Iatthe\rs k. Mumby Ltd 451 .. - .. Fireproof Doors ...... 4j1

Matts. J ......................... 412. 1160 ........................ Mauls, Wood I jj " Marheat " Electric Heaters . j 18. j ~ g Maxwell's Decorator's Veevic ...... 644 ......... - Kito for Itoof liepairs 295 - IiitolasLic ....................... 295 Mayfair Spraying & l )ec~rat ing

Co . Lttl., Spray & Cellulose ............... Painting u4G. 647. 6 j o Meakin's Syste~n Sash Fnsteuew

........................ and Openers 39 j Measu~.ea. Noad. British i(s Borelgn 683 ... - Square and Cohic. Lhsitish 684 ............ " Medigo " Flus11 D o w 3 j j ........................ Melanoid Lttl 635 " Melar~oid"Coiloitld Hit umlnous

Paints .................. ..... ...... 635 Memoranda. Asphalter ............ 224 - Bricklayer ............ .. ........ 2o j - Carpenter ........................ 308 - Concretor ........................ 168 - ha inage and Sanitary Work 188 - Electrical Definitiom ......... 501 ........................ - Excavator 165 - Castitter ........................ 484 ............................ .. Glazier 614 - Joilier ............................. 335 - Mason ........................... 239 - Painter ............................ 624 - Pavior ............................ 224 - Plasterer ......................... 532 .......................... - Plumber 566 - Slater .............................. a81 - 'I'erra Cotta ..................... 272 - Tiler .............................. 398 ...................... - Ventilation 46" - Zinc Worker ..................... 60.5

llerolux 1';inels Co .......... 564. 1166 - Glazed Panels ......... 564. 1166

Merton Abbey Joinery Works ... 330 '. Mert, onin" White Enamel ...... o41

GENERAL INDEX . page

Paint. hletallic ........................ 630 ...... -- " Muraline. " Carson's 629 -- " Muraprime " ............... 629 . ['Norusto" Netal Preserva-

tive ............................. 638 -- Oxide ............................ .. 630 -- Parson's ........................ 644 . Permanent Green Anti- ..................... Corrosive 632 -- " Protex" ........................ 633 -- Red Oxide ..................... 632 . " Roclac " Bard-Drying

Gloss ........................... 632 ............. -- " Ruberine " Roof 63 5 . & Sanitary Ware Co . Ltd . 601,

1174 . " Sjderosthen " Anti-Corro- .......... ................. sive .. 639 .-- Silicate Paint Co.'s .......... 645 ... -- Sol Synthetic Bard Gloss 639 ...... - Special & Preservatives 629 .... -- Stain-proofing for Stone 256 -- Structural ....................... 632 ............... -- Szerelmey Iron 634 . Torbay ........................... 629

. .... - Turner Chas & Sou Ltd 645 .................. - " Vernasca" 637 - * ' Vitrolite" ..................... 63O - " Walcarite " Undercoating 630 ................................. Painter 624 ............... Painter's Day Work 650 - Memo ............................ 624 .............................. - Tools 6jo - Trestles ............... 144, I 50, x 54 .............. - Window Machine I jo ..................... Painting Blinds 668 ............... - Common Colours 627 ........................ - Moldings 628

Palatine Engineering Co.'s Taps 577 Palmer T . W.& Co . Iron Railing 446 " Pam " Patent Corrugated .................. Sockets, Burns' 572 "Pammel " Regd . Petrifying ..................... Liquid Enamel 642 Panel Pins ............................. 377 Panelling, Deal ........................ 348 ........................ - Deal Wall 348 - Oak ............................... 348 ............... - Oak (Imitation) 349 - Wall ............................ 230 " Panelray " Radiant Heaters ... 517 ...... Panic Door Bolts & Fittings 381

peee 'anic Door Bolts. Adams James &

Son ...... 382. 1128 ..-- Adams' Robert ... 44, 381 ........................ 'ans. Furnace 431 ' Pantheon " Ventilators ......... 467 'antile Laths ........................ 304 'antilea. Asbestos-Cement Roof

Tiling ............................. 303 - Interlockmg Improved ...... 301 ........................ 'aper Hanger 654 .................. ---- Day Work 656 ?&perhangers' Paste. . Fixol "... 655 'aper Banging ....................... 655 .................. Paragon Ball Valve 578 ................. - Glazing Co 620. 1173 . . Co.'sRoof Glazing 620. 1173 ' Paramount " Fireproof Wall-

board .............................. 553 ' Paravex " Portable Gas Fires .. 490 ........................ Parian Cement 538

Parish & Chapple ............ 666. I 173 Parker. Winder & Achurch Ltd.331,

--. 387. 1174. 1176 - DoorFurniture ... 387 .--- Sliding Door Gear 403

.--- Standard Gutter Brackets ......... 4x6

Parkinsun E . (London). Ltd 289. 300 4 Footlines - Stove Co.'s Gas Conkers.

lianges $ Fires ............... 489 ............... - Gas Wash Boiler 49O Parlok " Wood Block Flooring 342

Parquet Flooring. Jeff eriss ............... (Camberwell) Ltd 346 - - Marbolith Flooring Co . Ltd ...................... 345 ... .-- blonarch Flooring Co 345 - A Turpin's 345 .....................

-- Floors .............................. 345 Parsons Thos . & Sons' Specifica-

tions ........................... 644. ; 109 Partition Blocks. Fireproof ...... 550 - - Hollow Tile ............... 220 . . Moler ........................ 220 - Bricks. a Niddleton "...... 217 -- Gear Sliding & Folding ...... 404 -- Slabs. Plaster .................. 550 . - Breeze. Concrete ......... 219

Partitions. Cubical Contents of ... 3x0 -- Deal Folding ..................... 349 - Fire $ Sound Proof ............ 550 -- $lab ............................. 219

OENEILAL INDEX . 87

page Party Wall Doors .................. 449

...................... Passenger Lifts 528 Paste Board & Trestles . Hire ot .. 147 - - " Fisol. " Paperhangers' ...... 6 55

Patent " Arterial " Gully Cover. Broad's ........................ I97

.................. -- Chimney 'ropy 438 -- Contbination Slabs. Jones '~ ... 550 -- Diamond Treads & Tiles ... 411 -- Double Grip Couplers ........ 160 - - -- Steel Tubular

Scafiolding .................. 160 -- Glazing ........................... 620 . Grease Extractor. Johnson's 196 - Hinves ........................... 379 . IAead . Carbi~ Grooveleu .;

'Trends ........................ 408 -- Metal Angle Head ............ 537 -- Non-slip Coal Plater ......... 430

........................... - Plasters 535 - Reversible &%ions for Sashes .................. and Franies 396

.................. - Rooting Felt? 317 - Rough Cast Building Sheets 553 . Solution. Dr . Angus Smith's 188

........ -- Split Heads SL Shores 160 .. Spring Balancer1 Opening

? l ay ........................... 440 - Stmr l'reads ..................... 408 . Steel & Carborunduni

............ Grooved Treads 408 . Trnvelling Cradle. Carter's 160 ............ - Tubular Scaffolding I 58 - .... a Victor" Casement Uolt 381 - - Passable Ilopper Cheeks 442 ... - Weatherblock Plaiu 'Tiles 302

"Patrol" Motor Garage Gulley 198 . ............... Patterson R t & Son 244 ............... Pavement. h c . Lighcu 439

-- Haywards' ............... 439. 1095 -- Luxfer. L td ..................... 441

Pavement Tile ........................ 227 ............ Paving. Artiticial Stone 234

......................... - Asphalte 235 .................. . Howsto~~e C ~ . ' Y 269

-- Brick .............................. 227 ........................... -- Cement 2 2 j

- Clinker. Adamantine ......... 227 .............................. - Crazy 224 . - ..................... Coloured 547 -- Cirunite ........................... 034 -- (iranolithic ..................... 225

............... -- tirouting Grauita 234

p w Paving. Guernsey Granite ...... 234 . I. lrcrpool Artificial Stone

CO.'S ........................... 234 -- hIalcolm. Macleod & Co.'s ... 234 -- Marble ........................... 228 - Illarbol~th Flooring Co . Ltd .

Grandithic .................. 225 -- Pebble ........................... 235 -- Slabs. Concrete ............... 227 -- Stable ........................... 225 -- Stone .............................. 233 -- Tarmacadam & Tar ......... 224 -- Terrazzo ........................ 228 -- Tiles ............................ 227 -- Wood Block ..................... 232

Pavior ................................... 224 ..................... -- Day Account 238 -- List of 1)ay \Vork Rates ..... 238 -- Memoranda ..................... 224 .. Prices ............................ 238

Pawson Brothers, Ltcl ...... 250, 1175 Pearl Lamps ......................... 512 Pebble Pavuig ........................ 235 Pedestal Closets ..................... 585 -- Seats .............................. 365 " PenbcrLhy " Cellar Drainers ... 599 " Penetrex " Oil U i r a Water-

~)rl~otillg, Rigby's ............... Perfloors (Regd.) Monolithic

185

1)ustless Paving .................. 180 Perforated Zinc (Safe Hole) ...... 406 I'crmanent Green Anti-Corro-

sive Paint ........................... 632 L'Per~~~nnex"Neutralizi~~gLiquid 631 -- Petrifying Liquid ............ 631 -- Washable Water Paint ...... 631

Yertnanite, Ltd ........................ 13 " Permaseal" Pr imer ............ 631 ' & l'ermutit " Syst,em, I!nited

Water Softeners, Ltd ............ 580 Pethers Sign & Letter Works

Ltd ........................... 663, I I 10

Petrifax Paints ........................ 642 Petrifying Liquid (Damp Ke-

gister) .............................. 632 l'etroi Locomotivw . l l i r e of ... 149 Petroleum & Oil-Resisting Hose .. 579 Phillips' Patent Swivel Folding

Par t i t~ons ........................... 349 " Phreoled "Non-PoisonousPaint 643 Pick Shafts ........................... 155 Pickaxes, Hire of ..................... 147 " Picking's "Eollow~il~zedBriciis a17

88 GENERAL INDEX . Psge .......................... Picks. Koad 155

Picture Rails. Deal .................. 347 - Rods & Fittings ................ 407

......... Pilasters & Colurnns. Deal 364 Pile Shoes .............................. 420 Piling Concrcte &Timber ......... 174 Pilkington's Wired Glass. $c ...... 621 Pillar Cocks .......................... 577 “ Pillar " Pedestal Closet ......... 585 " Pioneer . Baseboard ............ 537 ............. - Hardmall Plaster 544 - Wallboard ........................ 552

Pipe Clips .............................. 415 - Felts ............................... 600 ......... Pipeless Central l lea t ing 482

Pipes. Agricultnral for Land ........................ Drains 190

- Asbestos . Cement Rain Water ........................ 414

... - Cast Iron Soil. & Fittings 571 - Cast Lead ........................ 571 - Copper ........................... 604 - - Weight ...................... 604 ..................... - Distributing 567 .............................. - Drain 192 .................. - Drawn Lead - - 569

- Prices .................. 569 - - - Soil .............. 569. 571 - - - Weight ............... 471

......... - Flushing & Warning , 67 - Galvanized Wrought Steel .................. Rain Water 414 - Gas ................................ 484 - Hot Water ...................... 472 ........................... - Laying 192 ..................... - Lend. PTIC@.~ 570 - I(ectangu1ar .................. 571 - - W i n Water ............... 413 ............ - Round Rain Water 413 ........................ - Service 566 ........................... - Soil 569. 571 ............... - Stove. Cast Iron 437 - - Sheet Iron ............... 437 - Ventilating ....................... 571 ................................ - Zinc 606 .... " Pitanco " Plastic Insulation 557 .............................. Pit, ch Pine 312

Pitbers Radiant Stoves Ltd.435,rrr I " Pitradsto" Open Fire Anthra-

cite Stoves ........................ 43 j ............ Pitts' Oval Furniture - Round Furniture

386 ............ Pivoted C;wements

386 .................. 442

Page l'ivoted Doova ........................ 449 Planking & Strutting ............... 166 Planks. Table for ..................... 308 ..................... Plant. Acet.ylene 163 ................ -- General. Hire of I43 ............... . Spray Painting 646

..................... Plaster C-Sound 5.14 .................. -- Ceiling Slabs j j o ................ -- Enrichments in 538 -- Fibrous .......................... j48 ........................ .. Hardwall 544 -- Molded Cornices ............... 537

............... -- Sapco Adamant 547 .................. -- Partition Slabs 550 ............... -- Slabs (Fibrous) 550 ......... -- "Th i~ t l e " Hardwnll j4g -- " Xelite " ........................ 543 ............................... Plasterer 532 ............... Plasterer's Day Work 565 ..................... -- Lath Work 536 ..................... -- Memoranda 532 ............................ -- Prices 536 ............................. Plastering 536 -- " Sirapite" ...,........... 532, 542

Plastex, Non-Intiammable Corn- ponnd .............................. '94

Plastic Fire-Resisting Ce~rleut, " Purimaclios " ............ 222 . Non . Intiarumable Com- ............ pound, Dussek's 294 ...... " Plastine " P u t ~ y , Carson's 630 .................. Plastona, Ltd 179, 1176 ......... " Plastona " Liquid 179, 1176

Plate Glass, British Polished 614, 618 ............... .-- Polished 614, 616 ............... .. Resilvering 618 ..................... - - - - Rough 614 ............... - - - - Kough Cast 614 .-- Silvered .................. 618 ...... "Pludelux" Prismatic Glass 61;

Plug a Drain Stopper ........,...,.. 203 -- Drain, Expanding ............ 202

Plumber ............................... 566 .................. . " Plumber The " 568a Plumber's Basic Prices ............ 600 -- Day Work ..................... 600 ............... -- Measured Prices 600 -- Memoranda ...... ., ............ 566 -- Trade Journal .................. 626b

PLu~ner P ...................... 461, 1177 " Pluvex " Damp Course ......... 212

-- Felt .............................. 320 Plywood .............................. 368

GENERAL INDEX . Page

........................ Plywoud Doors 369 -- Flush Doors ..................... 3 54 -- Importing Co . Ltd ......... 371 -- Metal-Faced ..................... 37' -- Walls & Ccilings ............... 369 " Poilite " Asbestou . Cement

Fireproof Lathing ......... 537 -- Flat Boilding Sheets ......... 275 -- Flat Sheets ........................ 274 - Louvres ......................... 275 - Kewtone Slates ............... 290 - Pantiles .......................... 303 - Pebble-dashed Sheets ......... 553 - Priming ......................... 274 - Tile Lining Substitute ...... 564

Pointing, Brickwork ................ 217 Polished Plate Glass .... 614, 616, 618 - - - Signs ................... 657 - Plates, Silvered Glass ......... 618

Polishing ............................ 628 - French 8: Wax .................. 628 - Glass .............................. 619 " Pbpular " Door Spring ......... 391 Porcelain Baths ...................... 584 Portable Boilers ..................... 432 - Light Railway Track, Hire

of .............................. 149 - hIortar hlills, Mire of ......... I49 - Oifices ........................... - Petrol . Drivcu Air Cotn-

'56

pressor, Hire of ... 148 - - - Brick Crusher, Eire of ..................... '49 - - - Pumps, Hire of ...... 149

- Pumps ........................... 157 - Tube Benders .................. 604 - Wrought Iron Galvanized

Pumps ........................ 157 Portland Cement ... 168, 223, 539, 565 - - Rough Cast ............... 540 - - Concrete, Gauging ...... 168 ............... - Stone Landings 25 3

. - - Price of ..................... 25 I

- - Steps ........................ 253 Portmadoc Slating .................. 284 Posts, Concret, o Fcncing ............ 174 - Oak .............................. 327 - for Stanley Cleft Chestnut

Fencing ........................ 32 j --, Straining Posts & Struts 322, 335

Potash .................................. 565 Potter, B . W . Sc Soar, Ltd ........ 609 Potter's Stair Treads ............... 409

PaP Po:ter's 'lentilators ............... 522 -- Wirework .................. 608. 611

Pratt A . J . & Sons Ltd .... 412. 1177 Precast Cement Concrete ......... 170 " Prefect" Grease Trap ............ 196 '' Premier " Manhole Cover ...... zoo - Folding Partitions ............ 349

Preservatives for Wad, Stone & Iron .............................. 629

Pressed Steel Gutters ............... 4x7 " Pressure " Heater. Penlon's ... 492 - Pipei. "Everite " ............ 279

Prices for Concrete Piping. \Villiarns .................. 176 - - Purchasing Barrows. Ladders. &c ............. - - 149 ...... Stone & all Labour 252

- of Surveying Instrumente. Stanley's ..................... '63

Prismatic Rolled Glass 61 5. 618. 621 " Procem" Cement Waterproofer 178 Professional Charges ofArchitects 688 - - - Auctioneers ............ - - - 704

Chartered Surveyors 697 Proofing Cement. Super Cement 176 " Protex " Black Carbon Emul-

sion .................................... 633 Prufit Cement Concrete Water-

proofing I'aste ..................... 181 " Prufitol" Liquid Surface

Weather-Proofer ............... 631 " Pudlo " Waterprooting Powder 180 Pugging ............................... 536 Pumps ........................... 146. 597 - Hand Power, Diaphragm.

Hire of ........................ 149 - Hire of ........................... 146 ........................ - Portable 157 - - Petrol Driven. Hire of ... 149 - R. Richards & Co.'s Port-

able Wrought Iron Gal- vanized .................. I 57. I I I 2

- Trench ........................... 155 - W . H . Willcox & Co . Ltd .... 597

Purbeck Marble ..................... 264 r 3 - l ooled Paving .................. 234

Purchase Prices for Barrows. Ladders. k c ........................ 149

Purimachos Fire Cement ......... 222 Purlins ................................. 317 Putty ........................ 565. 622. 650 " Pgruma" Plastic Fire Cement 222

GENERAL INDEX . Page

...... " Quadrex " Rutary Purnp 598 ......... Quarry Prices for Labour 251 " Quarrykl ioad1naki11gJa~ra "238a “ Quee~i " Stoves .................... 432 .................. Qu~cklime. FVh~tc 541 '' Quixet " M a ~ q Waterproofing.

..................... Rigby'.; ......... 18 j " Quorn " Cast.- Iron Sect. ional

Iioilcr ................................ 475

...................... 1l;rdi;~tion Ltd 494 ...... l iad~ators. IClrctric V: tpo~~r 516 ......... -- Ht.ean1 & EInt Water 478

" Itadion " Oirc~~lators and Cylinders .......................... 494

Hi~gusa Asplkalte ParingCo . Ltd . 14. 236 6. Outside Fvont Covev

Railing Bars .......................... 421 1tai11 Water Pipes ..................... 413

... --.-- Asbestos.Cenie~lt, 414 - - -- GalvanizedWrought ............... Steel 414

. . -- Rectangular ......... 413

. . . Zinc .................. 606

. . ............... Weight of 670 ...... "Kalstou " Cast Iron Bath 583 .................. Hawniers, Hire of 1.&7

............ -- One Man, Hire of 149 Range Boilers .................. 472, 473 Ranges ................................. 432 -- Closet ........................... 583 -- Heating ........................ 433 -- Kitchen ........................... 436

............................ . Setting a18 ............... " Haprig " Scatfold 152 ... " Ratuhett" Faulight Openers 393 Rates of Wages i ~ r England and .............................. Wales 136 ... 1L.A.V. Ovorlicad Iloor Slrring 389

. ........................... Jtayner T R 601 " Keconstone " Concrete Koofing

................................. Slabs 293 Reconstructed Stone and Mtwblc 270 ...... Rectangular PatLern Slating zgo

.............................. -- Pipes 571 ............ -- Rain Water Pipe8 413 .................. Red Chinmey Pots 218 . . -- Price of ............... 218 ................... -- Oxide I'nints 632 ............ -- Kuberuid ltoofing grc

" Red Hand " Volts, D . Andelwo~~ & Son's ........................ a, 3, 318 ... lledac Accrington Brickworks 207

pwe " I?cdac" Pacing Bricks ......... 214 " Kedalnn" Liqriid ............... 184 ..................... Reed Thatching 306 ............... ReRector~. Chappurs' 623 -- Ilyatt's ........................... 623 -- Shop Window ................. .j 13

......... . " IMlexalite Oil Enamel 633 " I{elormn Skylights & L m t r r n

Lights .............................. 446 " Regal " Bath,I"ur~~leyIronCn.'s 584 '' Ilegent " 1ntercommunicat.ion

Telephones ........................ .; z j Regulating (:oiled Stecl ............ 388

............... - Helical Springs 388 ...... " K e ~ u l o " Heat Controller 4 g j ............... Reinforced Concrete 171 Relief Bronze Nameplates ......... 666 Ilendle W . Edgcumbe $ Co . Ltd . I 179 Rendle's Glass Roofing ............ 620 " Itonton " Patent Facing Bricks 217 Iiepilirs to Old Roofs ............... 293 Eepouss6 Work. Caxton Name

Plat, e RIanufacturing Co.'s ...... 666 " Resilient " Door Spring ......... 391 Hesilvermg Plate Glasu ............ 618 ...... Reversible Window Sashes 396 Revolving Doors. Elliott's ......... 336 " Hexilite . Rooling ............... 3 rg Richards. K . & Co.'s Portable

Wrought Iron Galvanized .................. Pumps I 57. I I I 2 - - - Tools and Tackle for

.... Tube Wells 166. 11 ra ........................... Ridge Tiles 300 ......... Kigby [London) Ltd 184. 11 13 Rigby's " Penetrex " Oil Base ..... mTaterproofing 185. I r 13 - " Quixet " Mass Water-

............. proofing I 8 j. I I I j .- " Waterex " Liquid Wktter-

............. proofing 184. 111.1 Kighton & Sous Limited ....... 494

4 J'uot1iir.c. Him Locks J: Latches ............ 384

.................... ..... Hipolin Lttl .. I 114 IZ~pper. Slater'n ..................... 147 Illto fur Roof Keljairs ............... ag j Hitoldstic .............................. 295 " Riverbank " Eelgrass British

Building BItir~ket ................ 558 Riveted Cisterns. Stock Sizes of . 454 - Compou~itl Girders ............ 4a4 ... - Galvanized Iron C>isterns 454

GENERAL INDEX . Pege

11.I.LY. Pruteclive Pruduuts CO . Ltd ......................... 38, 182. 256 ............ Road hlanbole Corers 201 - Picks .................... .. ........ 155 ............... - Rollers. Hire of 148 - Shelters- Collapsible (Por- ........................... table) 1 j4 ..................... Roadway Lights 440

Robbins. A . J ................ 21 j. 1178 ........... Rock Asphalte. Katural 235 " Roclak " IIartl-Dryilig ~ 1 1 1 ~ 6 ................................. Paint 632 ............................ Kods. Brass 407 .............................. - Drain 203 ..................... Rok Roofing 317. 318 ... Rollcd B Cast Plate Glass 615. 618

............ - Steel. Se t Prices of 43; ........................ Roller Boards 146 ............ Rollers. Koad. Hire of 148 .................. Rolling Steel Doors 452 ...... Roman Flooring Company 233. 1178

Roof Boarding ........................ 315 ........................... -- Glazing 620 ...... - Lights, Anderson's 2..3. 317 - - " Turnall " Trafford'rilc .... Asbestos.Cerneut 277 ................... - Outlets. I'lat 238 .............................. - Tiling 258 .................. - Trusses. Steel 424 ..................... - Ventilators 466 - - ............ Hay wards' 466, 1095 '' Roofe~ite" Bitumen Rooting & ............... Sarking Felts. Az 321 ................... Roofing, asphalte 236 ... - " Bratisheen " Xaterial 321 - Composition for Old.

Farlniloe's .. 295 - - - - ...... Dussek's 254 - - - - hlaxnell's ... 295 .............................. - Felt 317 .............. - Flextile Shingles 318 - " Globe " Mineral Surfaced

Bitumen .................. 315 ............ - " Macasfelt " Plat 318 - (i ..................... Rexilite" 319 ........................ - R0k 317. 318 - Rolls " li'lextile" ............ 318 - , Ruberoid ........................ 320 ...... - " Rufereen " hIateria1 32 r ............ .. - Sanodor " Lining 3 18 - ......... &I Silver Apex " Felt 319 - Stone .............................. 253

Pnse Rooting 'Tiles ........................ 300 -- Vulcanite ........................ 318 -- Weight of ........................ 670 -- Zinc ............................... 606 . . Weight of ................... 605

Kootliqhts, Asbestos Cement ...... 278 Roofs. Anderson's ............. 2, 3. 317 -- lielfast ........................... 317 .................. .. liepairs to Old 293 - Linc ............................... 606

Ropes. Fall ............................ I54 - Steel. for Cranes. Lifts &c ... 162 “ Kotonda " Manhole Covers ... zoo Rough Boarding Plate Glass ...... 614 ................ Round Iron. IVeight 674 - Hail1 \Vater Pipes ............ 413 - Wrought Iroll Staples ....... 607

Rowel1 D . & Co.'s Wrought Iron Fencing ............................ 4-16

Rowland Bros ............ 157, 330. 1x79 Koyal Duplex Door Spring ...... 390 ..................... . Koyal " Geyse~ 493 Rubber Block Stair Treads

Interchangeable (Good- ................ inp's Patent) 408 - aud Cork l"1oor Tiling ...... 229 - Flooring. Sheet, ............... 230 " Rubbing " Piles .................. 175 Rubbish Basket ............ 147. 150. I54 ............... - Wheels. Hire of 147 " Ruberine . Roof Paint ............ 635 Ruberoid Co . Ltd .................... 35 " Rubeyoid " Damp Course ...... 35 ........................ - Rooting 39, 320 ................... - Sarking Felt 39 - Strip Slates ..................... 320 " Rufereen " Roofing Material ... 321 " Rustiliol " Wood Preservative 643 Rustless "Grip" Brand Furnace

Pan .; ................................. 431

"Safeguard " Reversible Easy Cleaning Casement Hinge .... 393 ............................. Safes. Wall 453 .................. Safety Coal Plates 430 - Suspended Scaffolding ....... 160 . Tread Syndicate. Ltd .

Coal Plates ... 430. 1180 - . . Iron Spiral Stair-

cases ......... 435. I I 80. - - - Patent Stair Treads 408 1180

. GENERAL INDEX .

P w Slates .................................... 284 --. Bangor ........................... 284 . .......... " Excelsior " Green 289 .................. -- Green Peggiee 287 ............... -- Green Random 288

............... -- Grey Randoms 288 -- Grey-Greeu Randonls ...... 288 ............ -- Oakcley Blue-Grey 289 -- Old Delabole ..................... 286 -- Peggies .......................... 285 ..................... -- Portmitdoc 284 . Rustic Red 8: Green Ranilorn 287 --, Strip .............................. 317 -- Tilberthwaite Green ......... 285 -- Vronlog ........................... 288 -- Westmorland .................. 285 -- Williams ........................ 289

Slating ....................... ... .... 288 . Slave " Dour Spring ............... 390 Sledge Hammer, Hire of ......... 147 Slide Rules, Faber .................. 164 Slidlug Door Gear .................. 399 -- Doors .............................. 449 -- Partition Gear .................. 404

\Vindom Gear -- .................. 406 Sling CD&ins ........................ 146 Slop Sinks .............................. 591 .................... - - - - Balding's 591

......... Slopes of Earth, Natural 671 S rn a s h & G r a b Preventing

Shutter ............................. 452 Stnedley Brothers Ltd ............ 160 ............ -- Roller Pan Mixer 162 Smith ................................... 413 -- H . V . & Co . Ltd ............ I 184 . John & Oo.(London E.) Ltd 15 . Major & Stevens Ltd . 1089, 1116 . & Wellstood's Anthracite

Stoves ..................... 434 . . Domestic Boilers ........ 473 . . ......... Portable Boilers 432

.................. ------ Ranges $36 ... Smith's English Clocks Ltd Imicle E1.ont C'oae? ............... -- Patent Solutiou 188

. Synchronous Electric Clocks 5a7 " Snowcrete" White Portland .............................. Cement 544 ............................ Socket Pipe 191 ................ - - - - Hot Water ., 472 .................................... Soda 56 j ....................... Sottits. Plaster 538 .............................. Soft Soap 565

Pose ioftwood ............................ 336 soil Pipes ......................... 569. 571 iolSynthetic B u d Gloss Paint ... 639 iolder. Price of .................. boo. 606 lolid Iron Coal Plates ............ 428 ' Solidcor " A11 Flush Veneered

Doors ................................. 353 golignum Ltd ....................... 256 - Impervion Clear Proofing .... 258 - - Liqnid Proofing ............ 256 - - Plastic Proofing ............ 294 . Rooting Composition. Celit .. 293 --. . Fixel11 ................... og4 - Varnish ........................... 638 - Wood Preservative & Stain 637

............ Solife " Flush Doors 354 501nerville D . G . & Co . Ltd . 271, 1086 loole & Sou Ltd ............... 349. 1117 3oole's Hospital Doors ...... 355. 1117 - Metal Caseruents & Frames 443

3ound Boarding ..................... 314 ........... - Deadening Quilts 558 - B; Heat Insulation ............ 5j7

3outh Wales Bitumen Roofing Pelt ........................... 321

- - Brattice Cloth Co . Ltd . I 185 3outhwark Ventilator .............. 464 ........................ 3panish Blinds 667 - Mahogany Hand Rails ...... 364 - - in thicknesses ............ 339 - - Doors ........................ 3 jz

.......... 3parton Refrigeration Co I 118

............ Speaking Tube Fittings 499 ...... . Spearpoint 'I Floor Clips 313 .................. Jpecial Door Gear 390 - Paints & Preservatives for ........ Wood, Stone & Iron 629 ..................... Spiral Staircases 439 - - Haywards' .................. 439 ............... Spirit Levels. Hire of 147 ... Split Heads & Shores. Patent 160

... Spray Distempering & Painting 646 .................. - Painting Plant 646 ......................... Spring Blinds 667 ................... - Dance Floors 346 - Door Buffers .................. 388 ............................ - Hinges 380 .......................... Springs. Door 388 - Gate ............................... 388 ............... Square Iron. Weight 674

............. Squash Rackets Courts 374 .................. “ Stabil . Binders 173

GENERAL INDEX . 91

Pege ILL\\'. Proteclive Products Co .

Ltd ......................... 38. 182. 256 ............ Road Manhole Covers 201 - Picks ............................... 155 ............... - Rollers. I-lire of 148 - Shelters.- Collapsible (Por- ........................... table) 1j4 .................... Koadway L~ghts 440 . ................ Robbins. A 3 21s. 1178 ........... liock Asphalte. Natural 23 j

" Roclak " IIard-Drying Gl(.w ................................. Paint 632 ............................ Rods. Brass 407

.............................. - Drain 203 ..................... Kok Roofing 317. 318 ... Rolled & Cast Plate Glass 615. 618 ............ - Steel. Yet Prices of 4'23 ........................ Roller Boards 146 ............ . Rollers. Road Hire of 148 .................. lZolling Steel Doors 452 ...... Roman Flooring Company 233.

1178 . . ........................ Roof Boarding 315 ........................... - Glazing 620 ...... -- Lights, Anderson's a, 3, 317 - - " Turnall " Trafford'rile .... Asbestos.Cement 277 .................... - Outlets. Flat 238 - Tiling .............................. 298 .................. - Trusses, Steel 424 - Ventilators ..................... 466 - - Haywards' ............ 4 66, 1095 '' Rooferite " Bitumen Roofing & ............... Sacking Felts. &c 321 Rooting. Asphalta ................... 236 ... - " Bratisheen " Material 321 - Composition for Old.

Farn~ililoe's .. 295 - - - - Dussek's ...... 294 ... - - - - hIaxwellls 295 - Felt .............................. 317 .............. - Flestile Shingles 318 - " Globe " Mineral Surfaced

Bitumen .................. 3'9 ............ - " Macasfelt " Flat 318 ..................... - " Rexilite" 319 -- K0k ........................ 317. 318 - Rolls " 1"lestile" ............ 3'8 - . Ruberoid ........................ 320 ...... - . Rufereen" hIaterial 32 I ............ . " - Sanodor Lining 318 - ......... " Silver Apex " Felt, 319 ............................. - Stone 293

pnge Rooting 'Files ........................ 300 -- Vulcanite ........................ 318 -- Weight of ........................ 670 -- Zinc ............................... 606 . . Weight of ................... 60;

ih~odights, Asbestos Cement ...... 278 Roofs. Anderson's ............. 2. 3. 317 -- Heifast ........................... 317 .................. - Ltcpairs to Oid 293 - Zinc ............................... 606

Ropes. Pall ............................ 154 - Steel. for Craneu. Lifts &c ... 162 " Rotunda " Mlanilole Covers ... zoo Kougb Boarding Plate Wnss ...... 614 ................ Round Iron. Weight 674 - Rain IVater Pipes ............ 413 - Wrought Iron St:bples ....... 607

Rowell D . & Co.'s Wrought Iron ............................ Fencing 446 Rowland Bros ............ I 57. 330. 1179 ltoyal Duplex Door Spring ...... 390 ..................... I. Hoyal " Geyser3 493 Rubber Block Stair Treads

Interchangeable (tiood- ing's Patent) ................ 408

- aud Cork Floor Tiling ...... 229 - Flooring, Sheet ............... 230 " Rubbing " Piles .................. 175 Rubbish Basket ............ 147, 150. 154 - Wheels. Hire of ............... 147 ............ . " Ruberine Roof Paint 63; .................... . Ituberoid Co Ltd 39 . Rubcroid " Damp Course ...... 39 ........................ - Roofing 39. 320 ................... - Sarking Felt 39 ..................... - Strip Slates 320

' I Rufereen " Roofing Material ... 321 " Rustikol" Wood Preservative 643 Rustless "Grip" Brmd Furnace

Pani ................................. 431

" Safeguard " Reversible Easy Cleaning Casement Hinge .... 393

Safes. Wall ............................. 453 .................. Safety Coal Plates 430 -- Suspended Scaffolding ....... 160 . Tread Syndicate. Ltd .

Coal Plates ... 430. 1180 - . -- Iron Spiral Stair-

cases ......... 439. 1180. - - - Patent Stair Treads 408 1180

92 GENERAL INDEX . Psge

Sage Fredk . & Co.Ltd.Shbpfront bIouldings .......................... 373

bt . Paul's Liquid Driers .......... 642 ... Paint & Varnish ..... 642 - . Oil-Bound Water Pailit . 643 . . Varnish ...................... 642 . . White Lead Paint ......... 643

Sal-Ferricite & Tradlng Co . Ltd I I I j ... "Sal-FerriciteWFloor Hardener 226 Salter, Edwards & Co . Ltd .

Damp Course .............. I 180 . Natural Rock dsphalte . 23 j, 1180 .............. " Samson Spot " Cord 397 .................. Sand Blasted Glass 617 ............ -- and Grnrel Screens I55

-- Prices of .......................... 171 - Weight of ........................ 669

Sandland R . Ltcl ............... 660, 66r ..................... Sanitary Fittings . Work ........................... :88:

Sankey Joseph & Sons, Ltd .I 51, 445 Sankey's I ' Cranham " Porous ......... Terra Cotta Blocks 220 - Down-DraughtPreventingPot 219 -- Fire Cements ................... 222 . Improved Inspection Eye .......................... Cover 195 ............. -- Intercepting Gully I 95 ............. -- Intarceptor Traps 195

.... -- Partition Blocks-Moler 220

-- . Patent Pressed Steel Hot ............ Water Radiators 482 . Single Louvre Ch~mney Pot .. 219

............ -- " Sito " Sink Waste 57 j Sankey-Sheldon (Harris & ............... Sheldon, Ltd) 4oj ...... " Sanodor " Odourless Felt 3 18 ................... - Roof Lining 318 " Sardas" Valve Closet ............ 58 j ..... Sarking Felt ................. .. ... 321 ......... - Callender's Bitumen 32 I ........................ Sash Balances 397 - Centres ........................... 392 -- Fa~tanerb ....................... 397 -- Fittmgs ........................... 391 ................. -- Lines & Chains 396 -- I, ocks .............................. 392 -- Openers ........................... 393 -- Pulleys ........................... 392 -- Welghts ........................... 398

Sashes ................................. 358 ...... - and C~ements-Steel 441 ................... -- and Frames 357

Page ..................... s a ~ h e b Deal ...... 357 ....................... -- Mahogany 358

- Patent Reversible Actions tor 396 - Venetian ........................ 358 ........................... Sawn Slate 296

Scafixer Blocks & Chains ......... 144 Scaffold Boards. Hire of ............ 144 - Brackets ......................... 1.17 - Cord ........................ 144. 154 ........................ - Lashes ..... 154 - Poles. Hire of .................. 144 - Putlogs .......................... 144

Scaffolding (Great Britain). Ltd . 159 - - - " Conforms " Steel ..................... Shuttering 173 ........................... - Hire of 144 - Patent Safety Suspended ... 160 - Tubular ................... .. .... 158 - - Hire of ..................... 158

Scale of Professional Charges of Architects ............... 688, 696

- of Professional Charges of Auctioneers & Estate Agents ........................ 704

- of Professional Charges of Chartered Surveyors ...... 697 ............................ Scantlings 309

" Bceptre " Spring Hinge ......... 388 School Fittings .............. .. .... .... 367 " Scott " Fanlight Opener ......... 394 Screens Sand and Gravel ......... 15; Screw Bolts & Nuts. Prices of ... 421 - Bolta with Nuts ................. 4 a 1 - Jacks. Hire of .................. 146 ................................. Screws 375 - Coach ............................ 376

Scudder T . E ...................... 1781 Sea Water, Weight of ............... 670 Seal. Samuel & Sons. Ltd . (in-

cluding Camplin Sons) ....... 1181 Sectional Boilers .............. 474. 475

Securex " Brass Fittings 602 " ...... " Seecrid " Naiis ..................... 377 Selected List of Standard

Specifications ..................... 681 Self-LockEg Coal Hole Plates .... 428

Serral Asbestos Felt 317 I. ......... Service Lifts ......................... 529 - I'il~es ............................... Serving Hatches

566 ..................... 366 " Servway " S e r v i n ~ Hatches ... 366 Setcheil & Sons ~ t z .................. 40 Setting Stoves. Kitchenera, &c .... 218

PATENT DOUBLE-GRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDING supplied by the actual manufacturers m

GENERAL INDEX . 9.3

Page ............... Sewage Lifting Pla111 599 ............ Sower Gas Interceptors 194

Seyssel Asphalte ..................... 23 j . Asphalte CO. 's Asphalte

Paving .................. 235. 1182 Sharp. Jones & Co.'s Gully Trap 197

. ... Shaw's Glazed Brick Co Ltd 272 Sheet Glass ..................... 614. 617 - - ..................... Bending 61 j - - .......................... Sizes 61 j -- Iron .............................. 420 -- Rubber Flooring ............ . .

230 .................. Stove Pipe 437

. . .................. Weight of 673 .............................. -- Lead 569 .............................. -- Zinc 606 ............... Sheeting, Corrugated 275 .... " Sheetrock " Plast, er Board 5 56 ........................ Shelf Brackets 406

-- Strip & Fittings ............... 406 Shelving ................................ 365 ...... Shepwood Partition Bricks 217 ............ Sheringham Ventilator 464 ...................... . Shew, S & Co 1182 ...... . Shew's Floor & Paving Tiles 227

55% 1182 ...................... Shewing J 653, 1183 .................. Shingle, Weight of 669 .............................. Shingles 317 .............................. Shingling 305 ............... Shop Fronts, Bronze 372 ............ -- Window Reflectors 513 ....................... Shovels, Hire of 147 Shrewsbury's '' Calder " Geyser 492 Shutter Contractors Ltd . Rolling

Steel Doors ........................ 452 Shuttering ........................... 311 ............ . " Conforms " Steel 173 Ride Hung Casement8 ............ 441 " Siderosthen " Anti-Corrosive

Paint ................................. 639 ............ Sign Writing 657, 660, 663 ........... Sika Francois Ltd 179, 1183 ......... . Liquid Waterproofing 179 Silicate Paint Co.'s Preservative ............ Paints 645, 1184 . Cotton ........................... 557 . . Non-conducting Cement j 57

...... Bilk Flap Outlet Ventilator 464 .............................. Yiils, Slate a96 . Yorkshire Stone ................ 253 .............................. Silt Gully 197 " Silver Apex " Rooting Felt ... 319

Page Silver Leaf ........................... 652

... Silvered Polished Plates. Glass 618 ......... . " Simplex Lead Glazing 620 Simpson ( J . R.) & Watkius

(J . R.) Ltd ...................... 1186 Single Louvre Chimney Pot.

Sankey's ........................... 219 Sinks. Belfast ........................ 589 - Scullery ........................... 589 - Slop .............................. 597 - Stoneware $ Fireclay ......... 589 ......... " dirapite " Plastering 532. 542

Sissons' Sanitary Washable Dis- temper ..............................

Six-Panel Doors. Dm1 643 ............... 351

Size. Price of ........................ 650 Sizes of Bricks. Laths. Tiles. k c 670 - - Timber ....................... 672 .................. Skirtings. dsphalte 236 - Deal .............................. 347 - Metal .............................. 445 - & Strings. Hardwood ......... 363

Skylight Openers ..................... 394 .............................. - Curbs Skylights

361 .............................. 361 - Steel .............................. 446 Skylux French Casement Opener 392 - Skylight Opener ............... 395 ............... - Window Gearing 395

Slab Partitions ..................... 219 Slabs. Ceiling ........................ 548 ............... - Enamelled Slate 296 ............... - Fibrous Plaster j jo - P a t e n t C o m h i n a t i o n .

Jones's ....................... 550 - Plaster Ceiling .................. 550 - .- Fartition ..................... 550 - Slate .............................. 296

SlEg Wool .............................. 557 Slate Battening ........................ 314 - Mangers ........................ 296 - Mason ...................... 281, 296 - Nails .............................. 377 - Price of ........................... 284 - Sawn .............................. 296 - Sills .............................. 296 - Slabs .............................. 296 - Steps .............................. 296 - Urinals ........................... 297 - Weight of .................. 284, 669

Sli~ter. Memoranda .................. 281 - Nails .............................. 281

Slater's Ripper. Hire of ............ 147

The London & Midland Steel Scaffolding Co . Ltd lddesleigh House. Caxton St ..S.W.I.T. N. VlCtoria 648314; T.A. Dubelgrip. Sowest

GENERAL INDEX . Page

Slates .................................... 284 ........................... -, Bangor 284 .......... - " l h e l s i o r " Green 289 .................. - Green Peggie6 287 ............... - Green Random 288 ............... - Grey Ilandoms 285 ...... - Grey-Green Randoli~s 288 ............ - Oakeley l3lue-Grey 289

..................... - Old Delabole 286 - Peggies ........................... 285 ..................... - Portmt~doc 284 - Rustic Red & Green Ranrloin 287

............................. -, Str ip 317 ......... - Tilberthwaite Green 285 - Vronlog ........................... 288 - Westmorland .................. 285 - Willianis ........................ 289

Slating ................................. 288 " Slave " Door Spring ............... 390 Sledge Hatr~uler, Hire of ......... 147 Slide Hules, l'aber .................. 164 S l id~ng Door Gear .................. 399 - Doors .............................. 449 - Partition Gear .................. 404

.................. - \Vindov C i e ; ~ v 406 Sling Chains ........................ 146 Slop Sinks .............................. 591 .................... - - Holding'8 591 Slopes of Earth, Ni~tura l ......... 671 S m a s h $ G r a b Preventing

Shutter .............................. 452 Snledley Brothers Ltd ............ 160 - . Roller Pnri Mixer ............ 162 .................................... Smith 413 ............ - H . V . 85 Co . Ltd I 184 - John B Oo.(London E.) Ltd 15 - Major & Stevens Ltd . 1089, 1116 - & Wellstnod's Anthracite

Stoves ..................... 434 - - Domestic Boilers ........ 473 ......... -- - l'ortable Boilers 432

- - .................. Kanges +36 ... Sti~ith's English C. locks Ltd Imde

B ~ o n t C o z e ~ ............... - Patent Solutiol~ 188

- Synchronons Electric Clocks 527 " Snowcrete " White Portland .............................. Cement 544 ............................ Socket Pipe 191 .................. - - Hot Water 472 .................................... Soda 565 ....................... Sotfits, Plaster j38 .............................. Soft Soap 565

PPge Soft,wootl .............................. 336 Soil Pipes ......................... 569. 571 301Synthetic Hard Gloss Paint ... 639 3older. Price of .................. 600. 600 solid Iron Coal Plates ............ 428 .. Solidcor " All Flush Veneered

Doors ................................ 353 3olignuni Ltd ....................... 256 -. I~npe r r ion Clear Proofing .... 258 - - Liquid Proofing ............ 2j6

............ -- - Plastic Proofing 294 . Roofing Coniposition, Celit .. 293 .-. . Fixem ................... og4 -- Varnish ........................... 638 . Wood Preservative & Stam 637

............ " Solite " Flush Doors 354 So~~ierr i l le D . G . & Co . Lid. 271, 108b ............... Soole 8z Sou Ltd 349, 1117 ...... Soolo's IIospital Doors 355, 1117 . Metal C:~sernents B Frames 443 ..................... Sound Boarding 314 -- Ueadening Quilts ........... 558 -- 8: Heat Insulation ............ 5j7

South Wales Bitumen Koofing ........................... I'elt 321 . . Urattice Cloth Co . Ltd . I 185

Soul.liwark Ventilator .............. 464 ........................ Spanish Blinds 667 -- Mahogany Hand I{ails ...... 364 . . in thicknelises ............ 339 - . Doors ........................ 3 jz

.......... Sparton Refrigeration Co I 118 ............ Speaking Tube Fittings 499 ...... " Spearpoint " Floor Clips 313 .................. Special Door Gear 390

- Paints & Preservatives for ........ Wood, Stone & Iron 629 ..................... Spiral Staircases 439 - - Haywards' .................. 439 ............... Spirit Levels. t l ire of 147

... Split l leads & Shores, PatenL 160 ... Spray Distempering B Painting 646 -- l'ainting l'lant .................. 646 ......................... Spring Blinds 667 ................... - Dance Floors 346 - Door Buffers .................. 388 - Hinges ............................ 380

Springs, Door .......................... 388 ............................... - Gate 388 Square Iron, Weight ............... 674

............. Squash Rackets Courts 374 .................. " S hbil " llinclers 173

GENERAL INDEX . Page

Stable Fittings ........................ 455 . . Haywards' ......... 455, 1095

..................... -- Gully Traps 197 Staffordshire Brickwork ............ 222

-- Rooting 'riles ..................... 300 ............ Staining & Varnishing 628 Stainless Steel Door Fittings ... 387 Stainprooting Paint for Stone ... 256 Stains, Hal-land's .................. 642 Staircases .............................. 362 .. American \Vainscot Oak ... 362 .. Deal .............................. 362 -- Iron, Spiral & St ra~gh t ...... 439 .... Baywards' ...439, 1095

dtair Nosings ..................... 230, 403 -- 'I'rearls ............................ 408 . 13owes-Scott & Western

Ltd ........................ 411 ... - - - - Dia~nond Tread Co.'s 411 - - - - Ferodo ..................... 410 . . Interchsnge~~bleRubber

Ulock (Gooding's .................. Patent) 409 ......... - - - - Iron & Tool Co.'s qog

- - - - Lyte's ........................ 409 - - - - Mason's .................. 408 - - - - Patent ..................... 408

..................... - - - - Potter's 409 . . Warne William & Co .

Ltd ..................... 230 Stall-board Lights .................. 440 " Stamfora " M;inhola Covers & ........................ l ' h ~ n e s 2 0 t

" Stamfordstone "lkcing I3sicks . Williamson's ... 21.5 I ... -- Hoof Tiles. M'ill~atnson's go1

Stanchions. Broad Flange Ueams. .................................... as 680 ... Stancliffe Estatcs Co . Ltd 240. 1119 ......... Standard (;utter Brackets

- Netal Casen~ents with \\'nod 4'6

I'm~nes ........................ 443 1 - .. Door Frilu~cs .............. q i b j I - . \Yindows with IYood , ................ Surrounds 443 , - Specifications Select, etl List

of ............................. 681 Stanford (Cleft Chestnut Yenc-

ing)b[fg.Co.Ltd ... 3 22. 323 ~ - Cleft Cheslnut & IYire .................. Fencing 32 2

Stanford's Illspection Stopper ... ry4 i .................... - Patent Joints 188 1

Pase Stanley Underwood Co . Ltd.p4,1120 " S t a n l e y " Cleft Chestnut

............... Fencing 324. 1120 ...... - Tnterlaced 1"encing 3 28. 1120

. ................ . . - W F & Co Ltd 163 Stnnley'sSurveying Instruments. ............................ YTices of 163

............. Stanton k nettany Ltd 24j ... Staples. Konnd Wrought Iron 607

............ . Star " Manhole Cowr zoo Statham k Sons' Pacmp ..................... Bricks 214 - - " Bridge " I-Iearth Box-

........................ ings 216 ............... Ste;~ln Cranes. Hire of 148 ............... - Tubes & Fittings 485 ........................... - Tuhing 471

...... - B Hot Water Kadiators 478 .................. Steel Barrows I jz. I j6 - Cisterns. Galvitnized. Closely

Riveted ...................... 454 - Coiled. Kegnlating ............ 388 - Cylinders. l int Water. Gal-

w ~ l i m d ........................ 477 Doors ........................... 447 1)oors . Rolling ............... 452

...... - Erection Mast. Hire of 146 - Flat. Round ti Square Bar.

..................... Weight of 67 j ............. - Ii'rao~ed Buildings 428

........................... - Gutters 417 - Japanned Shelf Brackets.

........................... l'ised 40" ............... . - Joists Prices of 421

........................ -- ant err is 446 .. . La.thirl~, Hnywards' .536. 109j

- Haiu Water Pipes. Galvan- ............... ized Wrought 414 ...... - Rivet EIeaili. Weight of 423 ..................... .. Itoof 'I'russes 424

- Ropes for Cranes. L ~ f t s . tic . 162 ....... - Sashes and Cn.sements 441

" .... - Sl~llttering. Conforms 173 - Slrylightr ........................ 446 - Sta:ups for Narlti l~g Pnr-

........ 11oses. Nye's ..665. 11 7 I .. Slancl~iuns ..................... 424 .. 'Tanks. Hot Warer ............ 470

........ . 'Tubulw Scaffoldi~ig r j8 ............... - \\'edges. Hire uf 147 .................. - Weight of 669. 673

- Wire .............................. 613 - Wood Screws ..................... 37j

96 GENERAL INDEX .

-- dlveley .......................... z q j ......................... -- Ancaster 243 ............................ . Anston 248 -- Appleton ........................ 248 . Artificial ........................ 265 ............ -- Uargate Sandstone 246 . 1:ath ........................ 246, 25 r ................. - Hearle Quarries 244 ..................... - Bedfordshire '39 .............................. .- Beer 340 ..................... - Rolton Wood 248 ...................... - Box Ground 247 ................ - Ijradford, York a49 ..................... - Hramley Fall 249 - Building ......................... 239 ...... - liutler Delph Quarries 243 ........................ - Chilmark 246 ........................ - Cllipsbam 2.45 - - Hritish AIarblc .... 245

.................. - Combe Down 247 ....................... - Corncockle 250 ......................... - Corngrit 247

- C~)rnwall ......................... 939 ........................ .- Corsehill d jo

- Corsharn .......................... 247 ............... - (:orsham Down z j 1

- Craigleith ........................ 250 - Uarley Dale ..................... 240 ...................... - Uerbgrh~re 240 ...................... - Devonshire 240 ...................... - Uorsetshire 241

. .. -- Ketton ..................... 245. 271 ...................... -- Lartcashirc 24; -- Lime. Pr~ces of ................ 171 ..................... -- Lincoln~hire 243 -- Liquid. Szerelmey's .... 178. 1187 -- Mar~sfield ........................ 244 -- 3litchddean ..................... 242

Monk'u Park 247 -- ................... -- Nails\vorth ...................... 242 -- Northauiptonshire ............ 244

Northumberland -- ............... 244 ?;ottinghamshire 2.44 -- ...............

-- Oxfordshire ...................... 244 -- Paving ........................... 233

Pavings &c., Artificial -- ......... 234 ......................... -- Pennant 242 -- Portland ..................... 241, 251

Precast, " Veronesc " 267 -- ......... . Preservation L i q u i d ,

" Flintox " .................... 256 -- Preserving Liquids ............ 256 -- Purbeck ......................... 241 -- Ra~~gemorli ..................... 248 .. Red Wilderne:~ ............... aqr! -- Robin Hood ..................... 249 -- l h l i n g ........................... 293

liutland 245 -- ........................... St Aldhelu~ Box Ground 247 -- . ...

-- Scotland ........................ 250 -- Shropshire ..................... 245

P S ~ S

......... " Steelead " Stair Treads 409 Stephens & Carter Ltd ............. 142 .. Contractors' Plant ...... 143 .-- Extension Ladders ...... 150 .-- Ladders ............... 143, 150 . . Painters' Window Ma-

chine ..................... 150 .-- Rubbish Basket ......... 150 -- -- Steel Tubular ScaKold-

ing ....................... 158 Stephens Henry C . Ltd ............. 118s Stephenson Joseph&Co.(London)

Ltd ................................... 5 j8 S t e p , tiire ot ........................ 144 . Portland Stone .................. 253 ...................... . Price of I 50, 154 . Slate ............................... 296 -- York Stone ..................... 253

Stemeberg Interlocking Pantiles .. 301

P a e ...................... Stone. Doulting 246 . Dumfriesshire .................. 250 -- Duras Artificial ............... 271 -- Durham ........................... 241 -- Edinburgh ........................ 250 ........................ . Elm Park a47 -- Farite ........................... 249 -- Farleigh Down .................. 247 ........................ . 17intshire 241 -- Forest of Dean .................. 242 -- Gazeby ........................... 249 .................. . Gloucestershire a42 ......... -- Greelllaw Freestone 244 -- Guiting ........................... 243 -- Hall Dale Quarries ............ 240 -- Hamhill ........................... 248

............... -- Hard Yorkshire 253 .................. -- Hartharn Park 247 ........ -- Heworth Burn Quarry 241 Stevens Ci . & Co ...................... 373 -- Hollington ..................... 24s Stock Sizes of Rivctcd Cistern> .. 454 , -- Ropton Wood ........... 240, 1156 Stone :- 1 -- Hornton ........................... 244

I -- Kentish Rae ................... .. aqa

GENERAL INDEX . 97

Page ............... Slone. Somersetshire 246

. Special Paints 8 l'resorra- tives for ........................ 630

-- St;iffordshire ................... 24 j ............ -- Stancliffe Quai.ries 240 -- Surrey ............................ 246 ........................ -- Syreford

< . 243

-- Ialacre ..................... ...... 241 -- Totternhoe ....................... 239 -- Treglidgworth .................. a39 -- Walling ........................... 259 -- Weight of ........................ 669 -- W'eldo~i ........................... 244

............. -- Wideopen Quarry 244 -- Wiltshre ........................ 246 -- Woodkirk lilue .................. 249 ............... -- Woodkirk Brown 2 50 -- M'raxall ........................... 247 -- Yorkrhire ........................ 248 ......... "Stone 'rrades Journal " 238b

Stone's John Limited, Deal Fold- ing Partitions ..................... 349 ........................... " Stonene " 258

Stoner & Saunclers ............ 107, 517 ............ Stoneware Drain Pipes 188 ... and I'iLtings, Weight

of ..................... 188 -- Drains ............................ 191 ............ -- Gullies, Sankey's 195 .................. -- Kerb Gullies rgb -- Sinks .............................. 589 ......... -- Trapped Street Gully 197 '' Stouiflex " Pelts .................. 318

.................. -- Plaster Board j j6 Stop Cocks ........................... 577 -- Cock Boxes ..................... 578

Stoppers, ])rain ....................... 146 ............ Ytourbridge Fire Bricks 223 ............... Store Pipe, C a d Iron .. 437

Sheet Iron .................. ~$37 .................................. Stoves 4 j 2 ....................... -- Anthracite 434 ......................... -- Barnard's 433 ................ -- Fixing h: Setting 218 ............... -- Slow Coinbustion 433 -- Smith .Yr J5'ellstood's ......434, 436 ............ Straight Edge, Hire of 147 ................ -- Iron Staircases 439 -- Rlesh M'ireworlc ............... 608 -- Staircases ........................ 439 ............... Straps, Forged Konf 420

Street Gully 'l'raps .................. 196

Page ... Strings S: skirting^. I l i~~d\vood 363

Strip Slates ........................... 317 3trong Room Doors .................. 449 Struclural Paint ..................... 632 St. rutting & Planking ............... 166 Stuart's Artificial Stono ............ 266 - Granolithic Paving ............ 225

.................. - Stable Paving 225 Stuuco ................................. 540 Submerged Filters ................... 579 Suction Hose ........................ 579 SuRolk Tliurnb Latch ............... 398 " Sugo " Sump Puinp ............. 598 Suam~ertieltl h: L m g Ltd ......... 235 " Sun TOT" Galvanized Riveted

Open Top CSstern ............... 453 Sundries :- ........................... - Gilders' 652 ........................ - Gla~iers ' 622 ................ ....... - Hardwood , 366 - Ironmongers' .................... 397 ........................... - Joiners' 365 ..................... - Smith ..... qao ................... - Wire Worker G13 - Wrought Iron .................. 420 ..................... - Zinc Worker 606 ............ Super Celllent 176, 547, 1121 - - Ltd ............................ 1121

- - Floors, Hardeners ......... 225 ............ " Victor Ilinge 390

Supcx W a t e r p r o ( ~ t i q Solutiim ... 185 ............... Surrey Concrete Ltd 1122

Surveying Instruinents ............ 163 "Surveyor 8;. hh~nicipal & ............... County Eng~neer " 696b Surveyors, Charges of ............ 697 Suttley & Silre~.lock, Ltd ......... jg & ' Swift" Geyser .................. 494 ..................... Swilnniing Batha 597 Swing Seat, Hire of .................. 146 .............................. Switches 509 ........................ S X " Board 550 ... Sypbons, Automatic Flu.4ilng 198 ......... Saereln~ey, Ltd 178. 257, 11b7 ,- Deathn'atchI!eet\cl)estrl~yer 634,

1187 ...... - Paint & Iron hi111 634, 1187 - '' Proceln " Ceruent Water- ................... l~ruofer 178, 1187 ............. - Stone Liquid 178, 1187 . . ... - Waterprovf Euu~ust ic 63 4, 1187 ...... - kYooc1 I'reserrative 634, I 187

98 GENERA

Pvse Tables. Areas of Circles ............ 687 -- of Battens ........................ 308 . . Black Holb in lbs ......... 676 -- Brass ............................ .. 673 -- Hrickwork, &c ................... 206 . British and Foreign Measures ...... -Relative value of 683 . . St, andard Rolled Steel

Betimu ...................... . . 677

Standard Ilolled Steel ........................ Joists 679 ...... .. Weights & Measures 684 . Broad Flange Beams as ........................ Girders . l3road Vlange Beams as

678

.................. Stanchions 680 . Cast Iron ........................ 673 .-- Lead ........................ 673 .... . Circumferenceb of Circles 686 -- Copper ............................ 673 . Deals .............................. 308

.................... -- Flat Bar Iron Floors and Partitions

674 ......... . 310 . French and British Weights, ............... Measures, &c 683 . Hoop Iron ......................... 419 -- Lead .............................. 673 ...... .. Satural Slopeli of Ear th 671 . l'lauks ........................... 308 . Hound Iron ..................... 674 ........................ -- Scantlings 309 ........................ -. Sheet Iron 673 ..................... .. Square Iron 674 ., Standard Metal Windows ......... & \Vood Frames 443 -- Steel .............................. 673 . Timber ........................... 308 . . Sizes of ..................... 310 ... .-- Ungalvanized Wire Hopes 162 . , Variatiouu in Prices of ..................... Materials 141 .. Welghts I I ~ Sundry hlaterials 669 .................. . Wrought Iron 673 . Ziuc ............................... 605

T:lclti;, Price of ..................... 377 ..... 'Palacre & Ciwespyr Stone Oo 241 ......... Tauks, Automatic I'lush 198 ...... . Galvanized Hot Water 476 ............... -- Harvey & Co.'s 476 ...... . Tann John Ltd Wall Safes 453

'Tam's Iron Doors .................. 450 . N'roughtSteel F i r e - h i s t i n g

.................. Ventilators 451

INDEX . pw

Tar Pwing ........................... 224 Tarlxiac,Lttl.(VincululnConcrete) 16 'Tarmac's " Vincululn " Cast

Ptont? .................... 16. 267 - - Cnncrete Building Blockr ................. I 6. 268

... Kerb &c ............ 16. 268

.... I1'ence Pouts ........ 16. 174

... Paving Slabs ...... 16, 227

... Hooting'riles ...... 16, 301 Tormucadam & Tar Pwving ...... 224 Tarpaulins, Hire of .................. 144 -- Price of ..................... 155, 156

Tarring & Creosoting ............ 626 'rate, Brown & Co ................... 241 Teak & Iron Cased Fuse Bonrtls ;lo " 'rectal " Wood Presermtive ... 635 Tee Iron .............................. 420 Telephones ........................... 523 . , lnlescop~c Ladders ............ I 52, I 187 'Tewplates, Yorkshire Stone ...... 2 j 4 Ten Test Fibre Board .......... 17, 5 j2 Tentest Fibre Board Co . Ltd.17, jj? " Teohn" Old Lhtch Enamel ... 633 Terra Cotts ........................... 272 . . Chimney Pots ............... 218 ---- Pots ........................... 213

Terrazzo Paving ..................... 228 T . 8: ti . Boilrding .................. 317 " Tbillnes " Biill-Valve Gully ... 195 Thames Bonrd Mills, Ltd . " S

X " Board ............... 550, 551 -- Sand .............................. 223

Thatching ............................. 3 0 ~ fhermostat ........................... 492 "Thermotile " Roof Lining ...... 318 Thickness of Sheet Lead ............ 569 Third John 85 Son .................. 1188 " Thistle" Rardwall Plaster ...... 543 .................. -- Plaster Boards 550 Thomas J . J . $ Co . Ltd ......... 1188 Thomas's Wirework ... 610, 612, 613 Thompson's Ancaster Quarries

CO . Ltd .............................. 244 Tldal Valve 'Trays ................... 198 Tied, Diamond Mesh Wirework .. 613 Tile Linings ........................... 559 -- Pavements ..................... 227 -- Register t irates ............... 433

Tiled Electric M'all Penels ...... 527 -- Fireplace Surrounds .........

Tilehurst Potteries (1922) Ltd . 434

...................... Hooting Tiles 302

GENERAL INDEX . 99

Page Tiler .................................... 298 . ..................... . Day Work 304 .................. -- Memoranda 298

Tiles. Broseley ........................ 300 -- Bullnoses Eggshell Glaze ... 228

...... -- Canadian Cedar Wood 305 -- Cloister ........................... 30'

............ -- Compressed Cork 230 .......... -- " Etruria " Flooring 228

-- Fire .............................. 221 -- Floor .............................. 227 ............... -- Glazed Fireclay 560 ...... -- "tirypto" Patent Wall 562 -- Hall's Patent .................. 562

Hard Glazed ................... -- j 60 ..................... . Interlocking 303

...... . "Ironstone Adamant " 228 . Patent Weatherblock Plain 302 -- Paving ......................... 227 -- liidpe .............................. 300 ............................ -- Koofing 300 -- Rubber ........................... 230 ...... -- Tesselated $ Encaustic 228

......... -- " Turnttll " Trafford 276 -- Valley ............................ 303 .. Weight of ........................ 669 ... . Western Red Cedar Wood 305 ............... . White Glazed 559, 562 ............ ' . Tilex " Bitumen Felt 319

Tiling .................................... 298 ......... . Cork & Kubbor Floor 229 ........................... . Faience 273 ............................... . Roof 298 .............................. Till Locks 384 ........................... Timber 309, 312 -- Basic Prices of ................. 312

.................. . Deal Boarding g ra -- Fir ................................. 312 . New < Rs Sawmill Chronicle 332a -- Oak ............................. 312 ........................ . Pitch Pine grr? ...................... . & Plywood 306b -- in Scantlings ..................... 310 ........................... -- Sizes of 672 -- Solidity of ........................ 308 -- Tables .................. 308, 3x0, 312 -- Value of ........................... 308 -- Weight of .................. 309, 670 ..................... Timbers Enlpire 336 ......... " Times " Plug & Stopper 202 ........................... 'Tin, Price of 600 ......... Tipping Wagons, Hire of 149 ............ . . . T L B Rooting Tiles 301

Page ............... rolhurst & Sons. Ltd 1198

rorbay Paint Co . Ltd ............. 1189 - Paints & Enamels ............. 629 rotternhoe Lime & StoncCo.Ltd 239 I'owel Rails. '' Rlectro-Vapour " 522 ............... rower Ladders 743. 152 I'oxenleut CemeutWaterproofing .......................... Compound 182 I'ranspet. Ult~nclcll's'I'rni~sparent

............... Petrifying Liquid 642 .................. rrallsport. Hire of 166 h a p s .............................. 195. 575 ........................ - Accessible 195 - Anti-Flood & Tidal Valve ... 198 ..................... . - Augean " 195

" ........................ - Baltic" 195 .............................. - Block 19:

-- Broad's ................ 194. 195. 196 - Born's ............................. 798 .. CliIT's .............................. 194 .. Combine ..................... 195 ....................... - Crapper's 195 - Deal Ledged .................... - 351 ................... L . Deep Sed 19; ............ - 1)oulton's 194. 195. 196 ..................... - 1)r:lw11 Lead 575 ..................... .. - Duplex" 195 ...................... - "l':xcello" 196 ........................... - Garage 198 ............................. - Grease 196 .................. - Greenwood's 575 - " Gulliver " ..................... '95 - Gully .............................. r9j ..................... -- Interceptor 194 - Knowles John & Go . (Lon- ...................... don) Ltd 197 ..... - Lee& Fireclay Co.'s 194. 196 ............ . - Prefect" (irei~se 191 ........................ - Sankey's 195 ......... - Sharp. Jones & Co.'s 197 ............... - Stable Gully ryj. 197 ..................... - Street Gully 196 ..................... - Tidal Valve 198 .................. - Jl'aste Water 196 ...... Travelling Cradles. Hire of 146 ................... Trellis Wire Work 613 .............. Trench Covers. Metal 430 - I'umps ........................... 755

..................... Trestles. Hire of 144 ..................... - Price of I 50. 154 ..................... Trowels, Hire of 147 ............. . 'Truckel, William Ltd 1123 ............ Trucks. Builders' Hand 153

OENEBAL INDEX . Pago

Ventilators, Adams' (Wall 'Type) 44 ...... -- " Aero " Steel Louvre 465

-- Archimedean .................. 466 . Comyn Ching & Co.'s (LYall

Type) ........................... 464 .................. -- Cooper's 468, 1140

-- Electric ........................... 522 -- Ewart's (Roof 'Type) ......... 467 -- General Electric Co.'s ...... 523 -- Glass Circular .................. 468 . . ..................... Louvre 468 ... -- Harvey's Extractor Roof 466 . Haywards' (R'allType) 464, 1095 . . ...... (Roof Type) 466, 1095 .. Inlet .............................. 464 . "Khola" New Patent In-

let .............................. 464 -- Louvre ........................... 465 -- Potter's .......................... 522 -- (Roof Type) ..................... 466 -- bheringham ..................... 464 -- Silk Flap ........................ 464 ..................... -- Southmark 464 -- Venetian ........................ 464 -- Vertical ........................... 465 ........ Ventilators (Wall Type) 464 -- Wing Fan ........................ 522 ............... Verde Antico Marble 262

'< Veribest " Koofing Pelt ......... 320 ...... " Vernasca" Flat Wall Paint 637 ... " Veronese " Fibrous Plaster 548 Verre Grave Glass ............... 617 ...... " Vicadam" Spring Hinge 390 .................. " Vicma " Cables jo7 ... " Victor " Butt Spring Hinge 390 ... -- Fluid Check Door Spring 389 -- Geyser ........................... 493 . de Luxe ..................... 493

... -- Passable Hopper Cheeks 442 " Victor Unirersal " Window

Sashes .............................. 396 ...... Victoria Ventilators, Xwart's 467 " Victorite " Cement, Broad &

CO.'S .................... .............. 542 . ..................... Vigers Bros Ltd 18 .................. " Vinazo " Cablea 507

' Vinculum "CastStone, Tarmac's267 . Concrete Building Blocks, ............ Tarmac's 16, 268 ... 1"ence Posts,'~armi~c's 16, 174 ...... --. Kerb, Tarmac's 16, 268 . . Paving Slabs, Tarmac's 227 . . KoofingTiles, Tarmac's 16, 301

l'ago ..................... . V.I.R." Cables 507 ........................ . " Vita <;lass 617 ...... - Glass hlarketiug Board 617 ............ " Vitrifine" Stoneware I97

Vitriol ................................... 565 ........................ Vitrolite Glass 621 " Vitrolite " White Paint. ............................. Carson's 630 " Vivo " All-Point Automatic

Geyser .............................. 493 .............................. V.M. Zinc 606 ............... Vronlog Green Slates 288 .......... . "Vi~lcanite" Ltd Iioofing 318

...... Wachal Flooring Cnmpany 341. 3469 1124

Wages. Day Work .................. 131 . Rates of. in England and

Wales ......................... 116 Wagons. Tipping. Hire of ....... I49 Wainscot Hand Rails ............... 364 - Oak. American ................ 362 M'alcarite " White Paint. Carson's ........................... 630

. .... Walker James t Co Ltd On Spine 4 payes 756a9 756b

Wall Battening ....................... 314 .................. - Boarding. Deal 347 ............ - & Ceiling Boards 550 ..................... - Decorations 655 ............... - Linings. Marble 263 - pan ell in^ ......................... 230 - Panels. 11led Electric ...... jz7 - Paper, &c ......................... 654 - Safes .............................. 453 - Strings. Deal .................. 363 - Ventilators ..................... 464

Walling Plint>s ........................ 259 - Sheets. Decorated ............ 564 - Stone .............................. 259

Walls & Ceilings-Ply wood ...... 369 " Wandacol " No11 . Ferrous

Primer .............................. 640 \Vandsworth Paint & Varnish

. ................ Co Ltd 2 58. 640. 1190 ... Wardle Floodlight Prvjectors 513 - Plain Type 'Tubular Heaters gao - '' Satchwell" Thermostads .. j2o

... - Shop Windom Reflectors j13 - rubular Electric Heaters ... 513 - Watertight Lamp Brackets . 51 L

W a r ~ ~ e William 8: Co . Ltd .. ago. 231 .................. Washers. Iron ..... 42

102 GENERA

I... .;.. Washing Boilers &Coppers. Fnel 432

.......................... - Coppers 490 Waste Water Disconnecting

Traps .............................. 196 Watchman's Dry-Ink Marking

Clock ................................. 525 ...... R'attchmen's Huts. Price of 156 ............ - SheltersCollapsible 154 JS:itco Ltd ...................... 18.. 634 - for Wood Block & St, rip

...................... Floorii~g 634 ............................ Water Barn 396

- - Adams' .................... 396 - h a r d ' s Charges ............... j68

............ - Closets. Balding's 585 - - ....................... Broad's 587 - - Cliff's ........................ .. - 587 ............. (:rapper's 5 8;. 586 - - ............... 1)oulton's 58b. 587 - - Oates B Cireen'y ........ 587 - - I'etlestal ...................... 585

........................... - Fittings 485 - Heaters ..................... 491. 492

............... . - Pipes. Rain 413 606 - Rain. weight of .................. 670 .................. - Sea. weight of 670 - Softenlnp ........................ 580

............... - Storago Cisterns 453 .................. - Supply. Memo 566 - Tap (The) (Lord Kelvin's) j77

- Waste Preventers ............... , 593 - - - Bolding's ............... j93 - - - Broad's .................. 593 - - - Crapper's ............... 593 - - - Doulton's ............... jg4 - Weight of ........................ 670 " Wat?rex " Liquid Water-

.................. proofing. ltigby's 184 Waterhouse. Denbig11 & Co . Ltd . 224,

148. '49. 1190 - - - ........ ( ' lwy Paring 2 4 ......... - - - Stone Prtring 234 - .......... Watorl~ri~ofer I'roce~lr 178

- I. Pl~Jlil " I<rand ............... 180 \\ 'aterl~roufii~g Powder " Celnen-

tone ............................... 134 ...... Watertight Lanip Uracket> ;I I

Wax. fnr Mnnlds ..................... .i 65 - i!omposition. Rroad'a 1111-

..................... perv~ous -00

- Polishing ........................ 628 ................ Wi~ygood.0tis Lifts iZ8 .................. Weather Boarding 316

Page Webb \\ ' .............................. 245 IVedges. Steel. Hire of ............. 147 ... Weiqht of Uolt Heads 8; K N u 676 - . Brickwork k Mortar ... 671

...... - - Drawn Lead Pipes 569 . . Gas Tubing ............ 484 ... FIoop Iron ............... . .

4'9 Iron ........................ 1174

. . Materials ............... 669

. . blctals .....................

. 673

. Steel Flat, Kound & Square Ear ......... 67;

. . Steel Rivet Heads ...... 423

. . St, oneware Drain Pipes & Fittings ............ 188

. . Timber .................. 309

. . Zinc Rooting ............ 60; Weights & Measures, Table of ... 684 .......... -- of Black Bolts in Ibs 676 ................. Welded Uoilers 47% 473 ............ Weldon Stone Quarries I ry 2

........................... . Weller T E I rgr Wellers' Marble k Terrazzo

Paring .............................. 229 IVell~ ................................... 16:r West London Timber k Mould-

ing Co . Ltd ......................... 1191 Western Counties Granite Co .

Ltd ........................... 239, 25 j Westmorland Slates ................. 284 Westou'8 Pulley Blocks, Hire 111 .. 146 ............... Whale Oil, Weight of 670 ' ' Wliirlpes " Smnke Cure Chim-

ney Pot .............................. 319 W'hitaker, I3 . 8; Sons, Ltd ... 207, 249 White, Bays & White ...... jnr, 1192 ............... -- Cement Rlortar 223 White Lead ........................... 632 ... Paint ........................ 63-! . . Price of ...................... 630 -- Quicklime .................... .... j41

White's '' Hygeian Hock " Build- ing Compo8ition .................. 21 ?

b ' Whitebays " Elect, ric Calt~ritier 521 Whitening tic ........................ 6.6 Whitfield k (:o.'s Strong Room

Doorb ..................... 449 . . \+'rot Steel Stmng Roo111

............... Ventilators 450 '8i'hitiny, Price of .............. .565, 6jo 6'hibwan L . Ltd .................. 1193 Wiggins-Sankey Ltcl ..... ......... 19 W'iley, James & Sons, Lt,d . ...... I 193

GENERAL INDEX . 103

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~ i l ~ c o r & CO.'~. PLIIIIPY ............ 597 I . " Penherthf' Cellar Dra~ner 599 1 -- Wire-Bound Hose ............ 579

\Villesden Paper & Canvns Works Ltd ....................... 1125 1

Willia~ns' Patent Slate Ridge ... 289 ! Williams, Juhn ti Co.'a Groerl

Slating ........................ 239 - Roof Tiling ..................... 300 -- Samuel & Sons Ltd ... 176 . I 1g.t

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Williamson. Cliff, Ltd . l":~cil~g Rricks ............ 21 j. I 194 - - - Fire Bricks 8 'Tiles 2 2 1 .

1x94 ... ...... Root Tiling 30 I , 1 194 Window Blind Maker ............... 667 -- Boards . I h l ................... 160 ........................ -- Cripples 153 -- Elbow8 ...........................

Fitt, inps 360

-- .......................... 391 -- Gear, Sliding & Poldin: ...... 406 -- Lettering .................. 658. 663 ............ -- Machines. Hire of 146 ..................... ---- Painters' 150 -- Sash It'astener .................. 391 -- Sills, Stone ..................... 253

Windows, Standard Metal. Adams' ........................ 44

Windows. Haywards' Patent " PuttyGrooved ................ ~ o g j

-- Soole's Standard ............... 443 Wing Fans ........................... 522 -- Henry 9; Co .................... 24j

Wire. A . I) . & Co ................ 20. 233 .. Blinds ............................ 668 -- Llrars ............................. 613 .... - & Cleft Chestnut Fencing 322 -- Copper ............... 428.606. 613 ........................... -- Feucing 337: -- Galvanized ...................... 607 - Gratings .......................... 576 - Mesh. Corrugatsd LXalnond 61 I -- - Straight ..................... 608 - Nails .............................. 376 -- Nettine ........................... 607 - Panel Pins ........................ 377 ............................. - Steel 613 - Trellis Guard .................. 613 - Worker ........................... 607 - -- Sundries .................... 613

Wire-Bound Rose. Jones-Willcox 579 Wirework for Lift Enclosures ... 613 Wiring for Power Only ............ 502

l'agc \Viriug a Slna11 House ............ 502 " Wirolithi;: " Joint le~s Flooring 233 \Vood. Asbestos ..................... 279 . Mock Flooring. Con~position

for Fixing ...... 344 ... . Improved Wood

Pavement CO.'s .. 342 - - - - - - hlarbolith Ploori~lg

Co . Ltd ........... - . 34" . ~ l o n a r c h Flooring Co ...................

. . 344 . Satioual Flooring . ............ CO Ltd 34" ... " Parlolc" ............ 312

Par i r~g 232 - - - - ..................... . . -- t i r~i f i t~hs & C O . ' ~ 232 ... . . -- Llnproved Wood

Pavement Co.'s ... a32 -- C~~ln rnns ........................ 364

Letters 658, 662, 663 -- ............... -- hlai~la ............................ r j g . flre=ervaLire, 1)ussek'a

"Keepnu" ..................... 635 " Kustikoi " 643 ..-- ...............

- - - - " Siderole~un " ............ 639 - - - - " Siderosthen " ......... 639 . . " Sidol " .................. 639 . Preservative . " Solignum " 637 . . "Szerelmey " 2j7,634, I 187 - - - - " Tectal " ...............

Products L t d 635

-- ............ 554, 555 -- Signs .............................. 663 . Special k'aints dt I'reserva-

twes for ........................ 630 Woodhouse E .................. 666. r r g j Woolliscroft George & Son Ltd .

Tiles ........................... 228. j63 Workmen's Compensation Accs .. 744 " Worthvood " E n d G r a i n

Flooring ........................ 342 LVrapge'sMetalCasements&Sashes~ Wright D~splay Specialists ...... 665.

1x95 Wright's Plaster Ceiling Slabs ... 550

Silicate Cotton -- .................. 557 Wrigllts' Ropes Ltd ......... 162. 1196 Writer ................................. 657 ......... -- Scale ot Trade Prices 657 Writing on Glass ..................... 663 Wrought Iron ........................ 420 --.. Boilers .................. w, 473 - - - - Doors ........................ 431 - - - - Fencing & Gates ......... 446

104 GENERAL INDEX .

............ "X Domestic" Boilers 475 . ............... Xelite Co Ltd 543. 1196 ...... 6' X-It " Panic Egress Bolts 381 ..................... .. ' 6 X L Geyser 492

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....... ................. yard Gullies .. 195 ..................... . Yellen. J & Son I 197 ...... Yorkshire Stone Landings 253 ..................... . - Price of 253 Young& Co . (Westminster) Ltd .

Stable $ Cow House ............ IMings 556. "97

Wrought Iron Sulldries ........... 420 - \ -- Tubing ............... 471. 485 - - - - Weight of ............ 669. 673 - - Rain Water Pipes. G d -

vanized .................. 414 . ~ ............... ........ . Rain Fipe : 606 ............ - Koofing, Weight of 60j ........................ - for Roofs 605 .............................. - Sheet 605 ........................... - Table 605 ....................... - Weight of 605 ........................... - Worker 605 ............... - - Memoranda 605 .................. - - Sundries 606 ..... . " Zonex Portable Gas Fires 490 Zylex Bituminous Slater's Felt .. 320

Zinc. Day Work ...................... 606 . Flats .............................. 605 . Gutters ........................... 606 ............................. - Nails 376 - Perforated (Safe Holel ...... 406

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Pas0 Acetate Letters. P@e I luminous cement.

Pelheis Sign k Letter Works Ltd ................................. 1 1 1 0 Adamant Plaster Manufra.

.... Sew Atldrnni~t I'lasler Co.Ltd 37

acqlustable Spring Hinges. bdsms, Robert ...................... 44

Aeroplane Sheds & Motor Houses.

Cearns, n'. J. Lttl ................. 1078 Air-conditioning Plant.

Sorris T T a r n ~ i ~ ~ g Co. Ltd ......... r 108

Lafarge Alominoos Cement Co. ................................... Ltcl '83

Anthracite Ssoves. Lundol~ \VRPI I~ I I I~ Co. Ltd, ...... I I O ~ Pither's I(atliant Stores Ltcl ...... I III

Architectural Cast Stone. ' r au~ lac , Lttl. ........................ 16

Architectural Decorations. Couciete Stone Co. Ltd .......... 1084 Jaclcsou, G. & Sons, Ltd .......... 549

Architectural Ironwork. tlaywards, L~td ..................... 109; ....... .................. Plumer 1' .. 1177

108 CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEmmS . Page

Architectural Lead Workers . .................. SLoner $ Saunders 107

Architectural Metal Work . .................. Stoner & Saunders 107

Architectural Modellers . Elliott. Samuel &Sons (Reading).

Ltd ................................... 348a .................. . Fenning & Co Ltd 261 . ....... Hartley. Henry & Co Ltd 1153

Architectural Publications . ....... Architect & Building News 42 ............... Architectural Press 696a

Architectural Wood Carving. Elliott. Samuel & Sons(Readiug).

Ltd ................................... 348a Art Metal Workers . .................... Jepson & Co . Ltd 10

...... Morgan. John 8: Sons. Ltd 1106

Artesian Well Engineers . ................ . Richards. R &z Co 11 I 2

Artithid Stone . . ........... Concrete Stone Co Ltd 1084 Liverpool Artiticial Stone Co .

~ t d - ................................. 1067 . ... Macleod. Malcoltn $ Co Ltd 1165 . . ...... . Somerville D Ci & Co Ltd 1086 . ......... Stancliffe Estates Co Ltd 1119 ................ Surrey Concrete Ltd 1122 .... Williams. Samuel & Sons. Ltd 1194

Xelite Co . Ltd ........................ I 196

Asbestos-Cement Building Sheets & Slates .

Parkinsoil E . (London) Ltd ..E'ootlin r.s ... Turners Asbestos Cement Co 299 h p h a l t e .

Birmingham $Midland Counties Val de Trarers Paving Co . Ltd .................................. 1133 . . .... Callender. George M & Co Ltd 23

Claridne's Patent Bsphalte Co . . .................................... Ltd 1182 . ............ Excel Asphalte Co Ltd 1147 . ....... La Brea Asphalte Co Ltd 1162 . ......... London Asphalte Co Ltd 237

National Association of Master .................... Asphalters 1169 ... Katural Rock Asphalte Ltd 1169

Page .... . Neuchatel Asphalte Co Ltd 1170 ....... . Northern Asphalt Co Ltd 1172

Kagnsa Asphalte Paving Co . Ltd . Out- side Fvont Cover & page 14

3alter(Wm.),Edtiards&Co.Ltd. 1180 . .......... 3eyssel Asphalte Co Ltd 1182 . ......... . . Smith. 1.1 V & Co Ltd 1184

Val de Travers Asphalte Paving ....... . Co Ltd Outside Revewe Cover 4 page 106j

Badge Makers (Metal) . ........................ \Voodhouse E 1195 Badge Makers (Metal &

Ivorite) . Gaxton Name Plate Manufac- ........................... turing Co 57 ..................... . Jepson $ Co Ltd 10

Bakelite Door & Window Fittings .

Parker. Winder & Achurch Ltd . 1174 & 1176

Ballast . ......................... . Hall & Co Ltd 47 . ................. Truckel. Wm Ltd 1123 Bank Qrilles & Desk Bails .

. . . .... Beardmore. J D & Co Ltd 1070 . ....... . Potter. F W & Soar. Ltd bog

Barrow Bodies . ...... Smkey. Joseph $ Sons. Ltd I51 Barrow Makers .

........................ Rowland Bros 1179 ...... Sankey. Joseph & Sons. L td 151 ............ Stephens & Carter. Ltd 142 Baths & Bath.work . ........ Holding. John & Sons. Ltd I073 . ...... Crapper. Thomas & CO Ltd 1082

Bitumen Damp Course . .......... . Anderson D & Son Ltd z & 3

Rlackwells & National ltoofings .................................... Ltd 1072 Callender. George 31 .& & Co . Ltd .. 23 ....................... Perlnanite. Ltd I,

Bitumen Paint . . ............ . Dussek Bros & Co Ltd 1087

Bitumen Sheeting . . ........ Northern Asphalt Co Ltd 1172 South Wales Urattice Cloth Co . ................................... Ltd 1185

Page B l i n d s ( V e n e t i a n . W i n d o w .

Shop . kc.). Artistic Blind Co . 1.1~1 .............. I 129 Hajnes. A .............................. 1154

B l o w L a m p s . Neyer Wm . A . Ltd ................ I 167

Bo i l e r S e a t i n g s & F l u e C o v e r . Newton Jamcs & Sons ............ I 171

Bol ts . N u t s . &c . Guest. Keen & Nettlefolds. Ltd . 8 ........ Wiley. James & Sons. Ltd 193

B r a s s F o u n d e r s . Beardmore. J . D . & Co . Ltd ..... 1070 Bolding. John & Sons. Ltd ........ 1073

B r a s s P l a t e s & S t e n c i l s . Caxton Name Plate Manufac- ........................... turing Co j7 Jepson & Co Ltd ................... lo Morgan. John & Sons. Ltd ....... I to5 Nye. George C ........................ I I 71

B r a t t i c e C l o t h . South Wales Brattice Cloth Co .

Ltd .................................... * Breeze P a r t i t i o n S l a b s .

Liverpool Artificial Stone Co.Ltd.1067 .............. Surrey Concrete. L td I 122

. ................... Truckel W m Ltd 1123

Bricks . Ti les . Etc . ... Armitage. George & Sons. Ltd I 127 . ...................... Broad h Co Ltd 1075

Builders' Material Association .................................. Ltd 1076 Coronet Brick Co . Ltd . (Facing

I3ricks) ............................. 26 ........................ Eastwoods, Ltd 27 Everlasting Tile, Concrete Pro-

ducts & Granite Supplies Ltd . 106 Greenham 'Ienvy J . (1929) Ltd 31 ......... Lawrence Thomas & Sons I 104 London Brick Co . & Forders Ltd . 58 4 1~'out i ims Middleton Fireclay Co ............. I 168 Xedac Accrington Brickworks ... 207

. ........................... Iiobbins A J I 178 .......... Whitaker. B . &Sons. Ltd 207 Wiggins.Sankey. Ltd ................ 19

............... Will~amson. CliB Ltd 1194 ...................... . Yellen J & Son 1197

Page B r i c k m a k e r s ' B o x B a r r o w s .

Stephens Q Carter. Ltd ............. 142

B r i c k w o r k R e n o v a t o r . ......................... Dew. Lewis F 1144

Brokers-- Insurance . Mortgage. Insurance & Iluildcrs'

.............................. Service 1198

Brokers--Mortgage . Mortgage. Insurance it Uuilders'

.............................. Service 1198

B r o n z e P o w d e r s . ............... . Hennett. Thos & Son 1132 ........................... Shewring J 1183

B u i l d e r s & C o n t r a c t o r s . .................. . Cornish H & Sons 1142 liall. Bcddall & Co . Lttl .... ..Outside

Reverse Cover ............... l iopelowic~ Benji~n J 1162

Longden George Ss So11 Ltd ...... 11

Plulner P .............................. I777 Bu i lde r s ' C a s t i n g s .

'Iarvey. ti . A . & Go . (London) Ltd ................................... 463

Bu i lde r s ' I r o n m o n g e r s . ....................... Adams. Robert 44 ................ . . Allgood. (i & S Ltd 1126 ......................... Chalmin & Co 1081

.................. Harrison Charles 1153 Hill. James & Co Ltd ............. 1098 ........................ Matts. James 1166 Wiley. James &Sons. L t ~ l ......... 1193

Bu i lde r s ' M e r c h a n t s . . .............................. Bliss It B 1135

. ...................... Broad & Go Ltd 1075 Builders' hlaterial Association. ................................... Ltd 1076

. ......... . . Davis. A & C & Co Ltd 108j Derrington & Sons, Ltd ............. 1143 ........................ Eastwoods Ltd 27

. ...................... Erith & Co Ltd 28 tireenham IIenry J . (1929) Ltd 3 r Hall & Co . Ltd ....................... 47

............... Harris & JJailey Ltd r I j z ..................... Harrison Charles 11j3 . . ...................... Olby H E & Co 1172

. ........................ Itobbins. A J 1178 ................. . Truckel. J V m Ltd 1123 ................ M1iggins.Sankey. Ltd 19

Yellen. J . &Son ..................... 1197 G

110 CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

paw B u i l d e r s ' P b n t .

....... Christopher, J. & Sons, t t d 1139 London $ Midland Steel Scaf- ... folding Co. Ltd 161 & 1~'ootlines Scaffolding (Great Britain), Ltd. 159 ........... Stephens 8: Carter, Ltd. 142

B u i l d i n g App l i ances . ........................ Adams, Robert 44 ......... Cooper, H. W. & Co. Ltd. I 140 ........... Stephens & Carter, Ltd 142 B u i l d i n g Blocks.

Tarmac, Ltd. ........................ 16 B u i l d i n g Boards .

Celotex Co. of Great llritain Ltd. 5 .... Tentest Fibre Board Co. Ltd. 17 ............... Wood Products, Ltd 555

B u i l d i n g ( E x t e r i o r ) C leane r s . ............... Szerelmey, Ltd 257 & 1187

B u i l d i n g S c h e m e F i n a n o i e r s . Mortgage, Insurance & Builders' .............................. S e r r ~ c e I 198

B u i l d i n g S h e e t s . ..... Tentest Fibre Board Co. Ltd 17 ... Turners Asbestos Ccrnent Co 299

Bu i ld ings -S tee l F r a m e d . ............. Gardner J . & Co. L td 429

C a r p e t L i n i n g . Celotex Co. of Great Britain Ltd. 5

C a r t a g e Contractors . .................. Truckel, Wm. Ltd 1r23

C a r t o n P i e r r e Decorat ions . ............ Concrete Stone Co. Ltd 1084 ............ Jackson G. & Sons, Ltd 549

C a s e m e n t s . ......... Cooper, H. W. R: Co. Ltd 1140 .................. Soole &, Son, Ltd. I I 17

Casements-I ron. Adams, Robert ....................... 44 ................. Helliwell & Co. Ltd 1154

Oasemen t s -Meta l . Crittall Manufacturing Co. Ltd.1083

O a s e m e n t F a s t e n i n g s , &c. .................. Adams Arthur W I I 26 ....................... Adams, Robert 44

Parker, Winder & Achnrch Ltd 1174 & 1176

Page C a s t L e a d W o r k e r s .

Jackson, G. R: Sons, L t d .......... 549 Stoner & Smunders .................. 107

C a s t R a i n W a t e r Qocds. H a r v e ~ , Ci. A. & Co. (London)

Ltd. ................................. 463 C a s t S t o n e w o r k .

Concrete Stone Co. Ltd ............. 1084 Surrey Concrete, Ltd . ............. 1122

Cei l ings . Tentest Fibre Board Co. Ltd. ... 17

Ce i l i ngs -F ib rous P l a s t e r . Concrete Stone Co. Ltd ............ 1084 King. J. A. & Co. Ltd .......... Outside

8 Fncing Iwide Front Cover Ceil ings-Opal G las s .

Eat,on, Parr & Gibson ( G l a ~ s Merchants) Ltd . ................ 1088

Kent, George, Ltd. ............... I 160

Ce i l i ng Boards . New Ada~nan t Plaster Co. Lid. 37 Tentest Fibre Board Co. Ltd. ... 17 T h a ~ n e s Board JIills,Ltd.("SX."

Board) .............................. 5 j r

C e i l i n g Decora t ions . Gaze, H. E. Ltd. .................... 1092

Clement. Abert,ham & Ibisto1 Channel Port- ............ land Cement Co. Ld 48 Broad & Co. Ltd. .................. 1075 Builders' Material Association,

Ltd. .................................. 1076 Cement Marketing Co. Ltd..l;ootlines Dussek Bros. R: Co. Ltd. ......... 1087 East,woods, Ltd ...................... 27 Erith & Co. Ltd ..................... 28

............ Ford I'et,er & Sons Ltd 1148 Greenham Henry J. (1929) Ltd 31 Lafarge Aluminnus Cement Co.

......... Ltd. (Ciment Fondu) 183 ....................... Robbins, A. J. 1178 ............... Super Cement, Ltd. I 121 ..................... Yellen, J. & Son I 197

C e m e n t Co lour s & F i n i s h i n g s . Cement Marketing Co. Ltd..J'ootl L e s Freemau, Joseph, Sons & Co. Ltd1138 It. I. W. Protective Products Co. .................................. Ltd 38

CLASSIFIED I N D E X TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 111

Page C e m e n t H a r d e n e r s .

Abertham &z Rristol Chanuel Port- land Cement Co. Ld ............ 48

Cement MarketingCo. Lttl..Footli~~e.q Freeman, Joseph, Sons & Co.Ltd 1138 R. I. W. Protective Products Co.

C e m e n t T e s t i n g Mach ines . ........................ Adie Patrick 1068

C e m e n t W a t e r p r o o f i n g Compound .

Aberthaw & Bristol ChannelPort- ............ land Cement Co. Ld 48 CementMarketing Co. Ltd..Footlines .................. Dryco--Rensec Ltd 1145 Freeman, Joseph, Sons & Co.Ltd.1138 ........... Huntley & Sparks, Ltd . 34 ... Kerner-Greenwood & Co. Ltd 1103 ............ Rigby (London), Ltd. I I13 R. I. W. Protective Products Co. .................................. Ltd. 38 .................. Super Cement, L td 1121 .............. Szerelmey, L td 257 & I 187

C e n t r a l Heating. Hunt, W. H ........................... 1199 ... London Pipsless Heating, L td 1164

Cha ins . .......... Prat t A. J . $ Sons Ltd . 1177

C h i m n e y & C h u r c h S p i r e R e p a i r e r s .

Blackburn, Starling & CO. .................................. Ltd. 1134 ................. Cutting, R. C. & Co 1142

C h i m n e y & C o w l X a n u f a c t r s . Harvey, G. A. t Co. (Lnndon)

Ltd. ................................ 463

Chimney-Pieces . Cook F. L. & Son (stone &

marble) .............................. 1140

C h i m n e y Po t s . Coronet Brick Co. Ltd. ............. 26

C h r o m i u m P l a t e r s . Beardmore, J. D. & Co. Ltd. ..107o

C h u r c h Decorat ions . Elliott, Samuel & Sons (Itead-

ing), LM ............................ 348a

Page C i s t e r n s .

Bolding, John k Sons, Ltd. ...... 1073 Richards, R. & Co. ................. 1x12

C iv i l E n g i n e e r i n g W o r k s Con t rac to r s .

............... French, U'. $ C. Ltd 1091 Clocks (E lec t r i c , B a t t e r y &

L e v e r ) . Smith's E ~ ~ g l i s h Clocks, Ltd. Inside

Front Cover Olosets , V a l v e s , &c.

Bolding, John & Sons, Ltd. ...... 1073 ...... Crapper, Thomas & Co. L M 1082 ........... Elsan Manufacturing Co 43 ................. Richards, K. & Co. 11 I Z

C lose t s -Ea r th . Xoule's Patent Ear th Closet Co.1168

Coachhouses . ................... Cearns, W. J. Ltd 1078

Coa l P l a t e s . ...................... Haywards, Ltd. 109; Cocks. ................. Richards, R. & Co. X I 12

Col lapsible Ga te s . ......... Dennison, Kett & Co. L t d 7 ....................... Haywards, Ltd 1095 Colour M a n u f a c t u r e r s . ...... Blundell, Spence & Co. Ltd 22 ... Champion, Druce & Co. Ltd. a j

Preeman,Joseph, Sons & Co. Ltd 1138 .......... Harland, William & Son 1094 .... Parsons, Thomas & Sons Ltd 1109 Simpson, J. H. & Watltins, J. R.

Ltd. .................................. 1186 Compos i t i on F loo r ing . ...... King, J. A. & Go. Ltd Outside 4

Facing Inside E'1.07at Cover Marbolith Floorin2 Co. Ltd ........ 12 ......................... Weller, T. E. 1191 Wire A. D. &z Co. .................. 20

Concrete . Kopelowicz Benjan J. (wood) .. 1162 Liveruoul Artilicial Stone Co. - ............................... ~ t d : 1067 Super Cement, Ltd. ................ 1121 ............ Surrey Concrete, Ltd. 1122 Tarmac, Ltd .......................... 16

112 CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page Concrete Acidprooflng.

Plastona, Ltd ........................ 1176 Concrete Dustprooflng.

Plastona, Ltd ........................ I 176 Sal-Ferricite & Trading Co. Ltd ..I I rg

Concrete Floor Hardener. Huutley & Sparks, Ltd ............ 34 Ironite Co. Ltd. ..................... 1159 Plastona, Ltd ........................ 1176 Sal-Ferricite & T r d i n g Co. Ltd.1115

Concrete Flooring. Ironite Co. Ltd. ... ......... ......... lrgg Sal-Ferricite &Trading Co. L td . .~ r rg

Concrete Partitions. King, J. A. a Co. Ltd ....... Outside $

Facin.9 Inside Front Cover

Concrete Partition Slabs. Eastwoods, Ltd. ..................... 27

Concrete Waterproofing. Ironite Co. Ltd. ..................... Irjg Kerner-Greenwood & Co. Ltd .... 1103 Plastona, Ltd. ........................ I 176 Ripby (London) Ltd. .............. 11 13 Sika-Pranqois Ltd ................... 1183 Szerelmey, Ltd ............. 257 & 1187

Oonservatory Light Openers. hdams, Robert . ... ... ..... .... .. .. .. 44

Constructional Ironwork. eoggon & Co. Ltd .................. 427 Farmer, S. W. & Son, Ltd ........ 1147

Constructional Steelwork. Croggon b Co. Ltd .................. 427 Farmer, S. W. &Son, Ltd ......... 1147 Gardner 3. & Co. Ltd. ............. 429 Lysaght, John, Ltd. .-............. 573

i Coppersmiths. Carter, L. Son, Ltd. ............ 1077 Righton & Sons Ltd .......... Footl~,tcs Whlt~ram L. Ltd. .................. 1193

Corks. Dntton, Leonard & Sons ......... '145

Cork Articles. Dutton, Leonard &. Son8 ......... 1x45

Pork Bath & Table Mats. Dutton, Leonard gL Sons ... . . , ... 1145

Page Cork Tiles.

Dutton, Leonard % Sons ......... I 14 j Cornices.

Gaze, H. E. Ltd. .................... 1092

Corrugated Iron Roofs & Repalrs.

Ciardner J. & Co. Ltd. ............. 429 Corrugated Sheets.

Turners Asbestos Cement Co ..... 299 Cow House & Piggery Fittinga. Ueatty Jiros. Ltd ................... 1131 King, Cieo. W. Ltd ................... 36 Young k Go. (West~ninster), Ltd. 1197

Cradles. Stephens & Carter, Ltd ............. 142

Orane Manufacturers. Christopher, J . & Sons, Ltd. ... 1139 London Lift Co. (Electric).. . ... ...I 163

Crane Bepairers. Christopher, J. & Sons, Ltd. ... 1139 London Lift Co. ...................... I 163

Crushed Stone and Sand. StancIiEe Estates Co. Ltd. ...... 1119

Damp Course. Anderson, D. 6c Son, Ltd. ...... 2 & 3 Blackwells & National Roofings

Ltd. ................................. 1072 Blundell, Spence S Co. Ltd ....... z z Callender, Cieorge M. $ Co. Ltd, 23 Dryco-Rensec Ltd ............... 114j La Brea Asphalte Co. Ltd. ...... 1162 London Asphalte Co. Ltd .......... 237 Neuchatel Asphslte Co. Ltd. .... 1170 Permanite, Ltd. ..................... 1 3 South Wales Brattice Cloth Co.

Ltd ................................. 1185 Val De Travers Asphalte Paving

Co. Ltd. ............ Outside Reverse Cover 4 page 106j

Damp Course & Sheeting. Callender, George M. $ Co. Ltd... 23

" Dancing Floors"-Patent Spring Portable.

Nationd Flooring Co. Ltd. ....... 1170 Dancing Floors-Spring.

Vigers Bros. Ltd ...................... 18 Wachal Flooring Co. ... ............ 1124

CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 113

Page D e c o r a t e d & C a r v e d Woodwork . Jackson G. & Sons, L td ............ 549

D e c o r a t i o n e R e l i e f . Gaze, H. E. Ltd. .................... 1092

Decorat ions-Room & Dado. Bird, A. J. Ltd ..................... 1133

D e c o r a t i v e Olass . Eaton, Parr & Gibson (Glass

Merchants) Ltd ................... 1058

Decora to r s . Hall, Reddall & Co. Ltd. ...... Outside

Reverse Cover Mayfair Spraying & Decorating

Co. Ltd. ............................ 647 Deed , D o c u m e n t & C a s h Boxes .

.................. Hepburn & Cocks 1155 D e m o l i t i o n Con t rac to r .

Scudder T . E. ........................ 1181 Des igne r s .

Garratt & Atkinson... ... Back of page ,facing Inside Rmerse Cover

D i e C a s t L e a d W o r k . Jones H. E. ........................... r roz

D i s p l a y F i t t i n g s . Wright Display Specialists ...... I 19s

D i s t emper . ...... Blundell, Spence & Co. Ltd 22

.............. Parmilne T. & W. Ltd logo Silicate Paint Co. .................... 1184

Doqrs & M o u l d i n g s Elliott, S. & Snns(Readinq),Lt,d. 348a Flexo Plywoocl Iudustriea L t d... 29 Soole & Son, Ltd .................... 1 x 7

Doors-Flush. Flexo Plywood Industries Ltd ... 29 Soole & Son Ltd ...................... I 117

Doors-Hospi ta l . Elliott, S. & Sonu (Reading), Ltd.348n Flexo Plywood Industries Ltd ... 29 Soole & Son, Ltd. .................. I 117

D o o r F r a m e s - P r e s s e d Steel . ....... Sarikey, Joseph & Sons Ltd 151

D o o r F u r n i t u r e . ....................... Adams. Robert 44

... Allpood, G. & S. Ltd. (&locks) 1126 Parker, Winder & Achnrch, Ltd.1174

& 1176

Page Door N a m e P l a t e s ( C a s t o r

E n g r a v e d ) . Caxton Name Plate Manufactur-

ing Co. .............................. 57 Jepson & Co. Ltd . .................. 10

D o o r S l i d i n g Gea r . Aldam, E. Hill & Co. Ltd .......... 1066

.................. Hcatty Bros. Ltd . I 131 .................. King, Geo. W. Ltd 36 Door 8 p r i n ~ C l , Sp ind le s , &a.

................... Ad:ms, Arthur W I 126 ... Adams, James & Son, Limited. 1128

........................ Adams. Robert 44 ......................... Chalwin & Co 1081 D r a i n C l e a n i n g A p p a r a t u s .

Parker, Winder 8c Achurch, Ltd.1174 & 1176

D r a i n P ipes . ........................... llliss It. B. 1135

Bolding, John & Sons, Ltd. ...... 1073 ...................... Iiroad & Co. Ltd 1075

Eastwoods. Ltd. ..................... 27 1':rith & Co. Ltd ...................... 28 Grcenham Henry J. (1929) Ltd. 31

D r a i n & S e w e r R e p a i r e r s . I3ost~ls Ltd. ........................... 189

D r a i n i n g Boards . Sarikey, Joseph & SOIIS, Ltd ...... 151

D r a u g h t s m e n . Gray'# Inn Tracing & Photo

.................. Copying Otfice ..I 150 Hodges, Bennett & Co. Ltd ....... g

D r a w i n g I n k . ..................... Colyer & Southey 1139 D r a w i n g Office Mate r i a l s . ..................... Colyer $ Snuthey 1139

Faber, A. W ........................... 164a D r y R o t P r e v e n t a t i v e .

...... Highways Construction L td 1097 E l e c t r i c Clocks.

.... Smith's English Clocks Ltd Inside I h o n t Cover

Elec t r i c L i f t s . ................ Express Lift Co. Ltd 1089 ..................... London Lif t Cn. 1163

E l e c t r i c L i g h t & P o w e r Plants. ......... hIickleburgh Charles L td . I 167

............ White, 1:ays & Wliite i ~ g z I r

114 CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page

E l e c t r i c Signs. ............... Hall, Predk. B. & Co 1151

E l e c t r i c W a l l Pane l s . ................ Harris & Bailey Ltd 1152

E lec t r i ca l Accessor ies . ......................... Matts, James I 166

E l e c t r i c a l E n g i n e e r s . ........................... Hunt, W. H 1099 ...... Mickleburgh Charles Ltd. 1167

E l e v a t o r s . ..................... London Lift Co. 1163

E n a m e l s Blundell, Spence & Co. Ltd ....... 22 Champion, Druce & Co. Ltd ...... 25 Hadfields (Merton), Ltd ............ 1151 Harland, Wm. ~6 Son ............... 1094 Hnpkins, Purvis b Sons ............ 11 j6 Keystone Palnt & Varnish Co.

Ltd. .................................. 1161 Parsons, Thomas & Sons, Ltd .... 1109 Ripolin Ltd. ........................ 1114 Simpson, J. H. & Watkins, J. R. ............................... Ltd. I 186 ............... Tolhnrst & Sons, Ltd I 198

............... Torbav Paint Co.Ltd. 1189 ...... Tnrner Charles & Son Ltd. 4'

& Footlines Wandsworth Paint & Varnish ........................... Co. Ltd. 1190

E n a m e l Paint. ...... Champion. Druce & Co. Ltd 25 ............... T-larland. Wm. & Son 1094

........................ Ripolin Ltd . I114 ...................... Silicatn Paint Cn 1184

E n a m e l l e d L e t t e r s . P l a t e s & Tablets .

Caxton Name Plate hlanufac- ........................... turine Co. 57

.................. Jepson & Co. Ltd . 10 ...... Morzan. John & Sons, Ltd.. I 106 ..................... Parish k Chapple 1x73

......................... Woodhouse E 119j

Bng inee r s . Adams, Robert ........................ 44 Davis, H. & C. 8. Co. Ltd .......... 1085 Grover & Co. Ltd ..................... 32 Harvey, G. A. & Co. (London), ................................. Ltd. 463

Page

Hunt, W. H ........................... rogg Jobson & Beckwith, Ctd ............ X I O X Parker, Winder $ Achurch, Ltd. 1174

& 1176 Plumer P ............................... I177 Potter, F. 1%'. 8: Boar Ltd ......... 609 Richard& R. & CO .................... 11x2 .................. Whitmam L. Ltd . 1193

Engineers-Oonstructional. Croggon & Co. Ltd. ............... 427 Gardner J. & Co. Ltd ............... 426

Eng inee r s ' Supp l i e s . Christopher, J. & Sons, Ltd . ...... 1139

E n g r a v e r s . Caxton Name Plate Manufac-

tnrinp Co ............................ 57 Jepson & Co. Ltd. .................. 10

Morgan, John & Sons, Ltd.. ...... I 106 Nye, George C ........................ 1171

Engrave r s -Pho tog raph ic . Garratt & Atkinson ...... Rack o f paqe

facing Inside Reverse ~ o v k r

E x c a v a t o r s . Fitzpatrick & Son ............ Footlines

P a n l i g h t Opene r s . Adams. Robert ........................ 44

F a r m B u i l d i n g s & E q u i p m e n t s . .................. neattv Rros. Ltd . 1131

~ o u n i & Cn.(Westminster),Ltd 1197 F e l t .

Anderson, D. & Son. Ltd. ......... 2 8. 3 Callender, George M. & Co. Ltd. 23 Pertnanite. Ltd ....................... I? Turners ~ s b e s t o s Cement Co .... 269

F e l t R u b e r o i d Rooflng. Rubwoid Co. Ltd ................... 39

F e n c i n g . Parker, Winder & Achurch Ltd.1174

F e n c i n g Con t rac to r s . Parker. Winder & Achurch L td .117~

& xr76 Rnwland Rros ........................ I 179 Stanford (Chestnut Fencine) -

3Ifp. Co. Ltrl. ..................... 323 Stanley Underwood Co. Ltd. ... 1120

Tarmac, Ltd. ........................ 16

CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 115 Page

" Ferro-glass " Pavement Lights, &c.

King, J. A. & Co. Ltd .......... Outside 4 Facing rnside 1,'ront Couer Fibrous Plaster.

Gaze, H. E. Ltd. ..................... 1092 Jenner, J. H. .................. E'uutlines

Fibrous Plaster Decorations. Concrete Stone Co. Ltd .......... 1084 Hartley, Henry & Co. Ltd ...... I 153 Jackson, G. & Sons, Lttl ......... 549

Fibrous Plaster-Fire-proof Ceilings.

Kmg, J. A. & Co. Ltd .......... Outside 4 Facing Ins ide Front Cover

Fire Bricks. Tiles & Lumps. Newton, James & Sons ............. r 171 Wiiliamson, Cliff Ltd. ............ 1194

Fire Escape Staircases. I h r i j , H . & C. & Cn. L td ...... 1085 Denuison, Kett & Co Lt,d ............ 7 Farmer, S. W. & Sou, Ltcl ...... "47

Fire Hydrants. Bolding, John & Sons, Lrd ......... 1073

Fireplaces. Harris SI Ijailey Ltil. ............... 1152 Paint $ Sanitary IYurc Co. Lld. 1174

Fire-Proof Doors. ...... Davis, H. 8: C. & ('0. Ltd 108; ......... Uennison, Kett $ Co. Ltd 7

Elliutt, Samuel & Sons!Keading), Ltd. ................................. 348a

...... Farmer, S. W. & Son, Ltd. 1147 Haywards, Ltd ..................... 109;

Fire-Proof Flooring. Frazzi, Ltd .......................... 1148 King, J. A. & Co. Ltd. ......... Outside

$ Eircing I ) ~ s i i l e Xront Cover

Fire-Proof Glazing. Haywards, Ltd ...................... rogj King, J. A. & Co. Ltd. ( ' I Ferro-

Glass " ) ..................... Olitside 4 Faciuq Inside Front Cover

Fire-Proof Partitions. Coronet Brick Co. Ltd. ............ 26 Frazzi, Ltd. ........................ rr48 Hemel Hempstead Patent Urick

............................ Co. Ltd '15.5

P H K ~ Fire-Proof Plaster.

Xelita Go. Ltd ........................ 1196

Fire-Proof Plaster Flooring. lilng, J. A . & Oo. Ltd. ......... Outside

$ Facing Ins ide Front Cover

Fire-Proof Staircases. l)avis, H . & C. & Co. Ltd. ...... 108j

Fira-Resisting Doors. Crittall Illannfactulsing Co.

Ltd .................................. 1083

Floor Clips. b b e y Building Suppl~es Co ...... ar

Floor Sprlngs. ... Smith, Rlejor & Stevens Ltd 1099 & 1116

Flooring. nurke &Co. ........................ 1137 El!iott, Samuel 8: Sons (Ileading),

Ltd. ................................. 348a Franclli V. & Co. Ltd..343 & I"uotlines

.......................... Frazzi, Lt,d. I 148 Martlog, Henry & Cn. Ltd ....... I 153 ............ Ideal Parquet I'loor Co 1157

..................... Ironite Co. Ltd. I I jg ..... .Jetferiss (Camberweli), Ltcl 35 King, J . A. & Co. Ltd .......... Outside

4 Facing Ins ide F r o n t Cover .......... London Asphalte Co. Ltd 237 ....... Alarbolith Flooring Co. Ltd 12

... Xorris hl. A. Ltcl 337 & Footlines ..... National Flooring Co. L td I 170 ............... Roman Flooring Co 1178

$al-Ferricite&Tra(lir~gCo. Ltd. I I I j Turners Asbestos Cement Co .... 299 .................... Vigers Bros. Ltd 18

............... Wachal Flooring Co 1124 ...... ..... Wxrne U'm. & Co. Ltd .: 231

Wire A. D. & Co ..................... 20

Flooring-Hardwoods. Prnnchi V. & Co. I,td..343 & Ebotlines Norris &I. A. Ltd ... 337 P" If'ootliner. Vigers Bros. Ltd ..................... I 8 \\'achal Flooring Co ............... I I 24

Flooring-Jointless. Ideal I'arqoet Floor Co ............ 1157 ............... Roman Flooring Co. 1178 Wire A. D. $ Co ....................... 20

M. A. MORRIS LTD., for all Hardwood Floorings

116 CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page Flooring-Parquet.

Burke & Co ........................ 1137 Elliott Snmuel & Sons (Reading) ................................. Ltd. 348a Franchi V. & Co. Ltd..343 & Footlmes

......... Ideal Parquet Floor Co. I 157 ...... JefYeriss (Camberwell) L td 35 ....... RIarbolith Flooring Co. Ltd 12 ...... National Flooring Co. Ltd 1170 ....................... Vigers Bros .Ltd 18 ............... Wachal Flooring Co I 124

Flooring-Rubber. ............ Warne Wm. B Cu. Ltd. 231

French Polishers. ............ Art Polishing Co. Ltd. 1128 ........................... Ellerton, J I 146

Furniture-Office. Bird, A. J. Ltd ...................... 1133 Sankey -Sheldon (Harris &

..................... Sheldon, Ltd.) 405

Garden Ornaments. ........................... Tarmac, Ltd 16

Garden Stone. ............. Fitzpatrick & Son l i 'oot l i~ze.~ ............. Knight Wm. & Co. L td I 161

Gas Fittings. ........ Bolding, John & Sons, Ltd 1073

Gas Flue Pipes & Accessories. .... Turners Asbestos Cement Co 299

Gas, Water & Steam Pipe Connections, &o.

Bolding, John & Sons, Ltd ...... 1073

Gates. .................... King, Geo. W. Ltd 36 ...................... Rowland+Bros "79

General Masons. ............... Benfield, W. & Son I I 31

Geysers. ......... Righton 8: Sons Ltd. Footlines

Gilders (Decorative & Furni- ture). ..................... Birch, R. & Son 1132

Gilders' Requisites. .............. Bennett, Thos. & Son 1132 ........................... Shewring J. 1183

Page Glass Bevellers & Silverers.

Eaton, Parr CL Gibson (Glass Merchants), L td ................. 1088

Glass-Decorative 62 Brilliant Cut.

Eaton, Parr & Gibson (Glass ................. Merchants), Ltd 1088

Glass Embossing, Gilding, &c. Eaton, I'arr & Gibson (Glass .................. Merchants), Ltd 1088

Glass Facias. .................. Parish & Chapple I 173 Pethers Sign $ Letter Works

Ltd .................................. 1110 .................... Sandland, K. Ltd 661 Glass Merchants. ..................... Bridges J. & Co. 1136

Eaton, Parr & Gibson (Glass .................. Merchants),Ltd. 1088

Glass Roofing. LenscreteLtd.(& Ferro- concrete)^ 163

.............. Paragon, Glazing Co 1173 Rendle, Mr.Edgcumbe& Co.Ltd. 1179

Glass Ventilators. ....... Cooper, 11. W. & Co. Ltd. I 140 Eaton, Parr & Gibson (Glass ................ RIerchants), Ltd . 1088

Glrtzing. ..................... Bndges J. & Co. I 136 Eaton, Parr & Gibson (Glass .................. Merchants), Ltd 1088

............................ IdeT . & W 11j7

Glazing-Fireproof. Ide T. & W ............................ 1157 King, J. A. & Co. Ltd. ("Perro- ... glass ") Outside 4 facing Inside

E ion t Cover

Glazing-Patent Imperishable. ............. Paragon, Glazing Co. I 173 Rendle,W.Edgou~nbe & Co.Ltd. 1179

Glazing-Simplex. .................... Grover & Co. Ltd 32

Glue Merchants. ......... Fixol & Stickphast, Ltd Inside Reverse Cover

Gold Beater. Shewring J. ........................... l r83

Page G o l d & S i l v e r Leaf.

Bennett, Thos. B Son ....,....... I132 Shewring J ............................ 1813

e r a n i t e . Cooper, Wettern 8: Co. Ltd ...... 1141 Pennina & Co. Ltd ................... 261 Third fohn B Son ................. I 188 Williams,Samuel & Sons,Ltd .... 1194

G r a n o l i t h i c P a v i n g . Concrete Stone Co. Ltd ........... 1084 Macleod, hlnlcolm & Co. Ltd. ... 1165 Roman Flooring Co. ............... I 178

CSFeenhouses. Cearns, W. J. L t d ................. 1078

Qr inds tones . SealSamuel &Sons, Ltd. (includ-

iug Camplin Sons) ............. 1181

Gul l ies . Bolding, John & Sons, Ltd.. .... 1073

Gum. Fix01 & Stickphast, L t d ......... Inside

Reverse Cover

H a i r d r e s s e r s ' S a l o o n Fitters. Bailey C. Ltd. (plumbing) ...... 1129

H a n d c a r t s . Christopher, J. & Sons, Ltd ...... 1139 Cockle, Henry L ..................... I45 Rowland, Bras ...................... 1179 Stephens & Carter, Ltd ............ 142

H a r d w a r e M e r c h a n t s . Adams. Robert ...................... 44 Allgood, G. & 8. Ltd. ........... 1126 Chalmin & Co .................. ...... 1081 Harrison Charles ...... .............. 1153 Parker, Winder & Achurch, Ltd.1174

& 1176

H a r d w o o d X e r c h a n t s . Morris M. A. Ltd. ... 337 & Footlines

H a u l a g e Con t rac to r . Scudder T. E. ........................ 1181

H e a t i n g A p p a r a t u s . Central Heatmg Co. ............... I 137 Haywards, Ltd. .................... "395 London Warming Co. Ltd ....... 11oj Pither's Radiant Stoves Ltd ...... 1111

Page H e a t i n g E n g i n e e r s .

Bardrick G. $ So11 .................. 1130 Central Heating Co ........,...... 1137 Fleming, J . & Co. Ltd .............. 54 London Pipeless Hcating,Ltd.. ... 1164 Slickleburgh Charlcs Ltd. ... ...... 1167 Norris Warming Co. Ltd .......... 1108 Righton $ Sons Ltd. ......... Footl ines White, Bays dr White ............... 1x92

H i n g e s . Bdams, Robert ........................ 44

Hoists-Elect r ic , London Lift Co ...................... 1163

H o t W a t e r A p p a r a t u s . Central Heating Co ............... 1137 Richards, R. & Co. ............... r I r a ltigllton & Sons Ltd .......... Footl ines

H o t W a t e r E n g i n e e r s . Central Heating Co. ................ "37 Fleming, J. & Co. Ltd .............. 54 Hunt, W. H. ........................ 1099 Righton & Sons Ltd. ......... J'ootlineo White, Bays & White ............... I 19

H y d r a u l i c P a c k i n g . Walker, James & Go. Ltd ........... On

Spine $ pages 7 j6a & 756b

,' I m p r o v e d " B r i l l i a n t L e t t e r s . Pethers Sign & Letter Works

Ltd .................................. 1110

I n s u l a t i n g & B u i l d i n g Board . Celotex Go. of Great Britain Ltd. 5 Tentest Fibre Board Go. L td ...... 17 Wood Products, Ltd ................. 5 55

I n s u l a t i n g & B u i l d i n g Paper. Anderson, D. & Son, Ltd ......... z & 3 Ruberoid Go. Ltd ................... 39

I n s u l a t i o n C o r k S lab . Dutton, Leonard & Sons .......... I 145

I r o n B u i l d i n g s . Cearns, W. J. Ltd ............,... . 1078 Croggon & Co. Ltd .................. 427 Gardner J. b Co. Ltd ............ 429

I r o n F o u n d e r s , &c. Bolding, John & Sons, Ltd ,...... 1073

118 CLASSIFIED I N D E X TO ADVERTISEMENTS . Page

I r o n H o u s e s . Uhurches . Roof s . Sheds . &c .

.................. Cearns. W . J . Ltd 1078 .................. Croggon & Co . Ltd 42;

I r o n m o n g e r s . . .......... . . Davis. H & C &CII Ltd 1085 ......................... Matts. Jarne; 1166

Olby H . t i .&& ..................... 1172

I r o n m o n g e r s & B r a s s f o u n d e r s ( M a n u f a c t u r i n g ) .

Adarns. Robert ........................ 44 . ...... . . Ueardmore. J D & Co Ltd 1070

........................ Chalwin & Co 1081 ............... Bill. James & Co . Ltd 1098

I r o n Roofing . ................... Croggon & Co Ltd 427

.............. . . G a r d ~ e r J & Cu Ltd 429

I r o n S t a i r c a s e s . ....................... Haywards. Ltd 1095

I ronwork - -Ornamen ta l . . ......... . . Davis. H $ C & Co Ltd 1085

J o i n e r y . Bremster G ............................. I 135 .................. Cornish 11 . 8 Sons I 142 Elliott. S . & Sons (Keading).Ltd 348a .... IIibberd Brothers (1929). Ltd 33 ...................... Soole & Son. Ltd I I 17

J o i n t i n g G a m e . .......... . . Potter F W & Soar Ltd 609

J o i n t i n g s --Asbestos . ... . Walker. James & Co Ltd On ? h e .

4 pn.yes 7j6a & 7j6b

J o i n t l e s s F l o o r i n g . ............ Ideal Parquet Floor Co I 157

................ Jtoman Flooring C ~ J I 178 Wire A . D . k Co ...................... 20

" ~i~~ 1 9 Fi rep roof ing . .......... . . . King. J A & Cn Ltd Outside

d j Ithcixy Iuide Front Cover

K n o t t i n g . Jackson. James & Co . (London). .................................... Ltd 1159

L a b e l m a k e r s ( M e t a l BE I v o r i t e ) . (:axton Name Plate h1;~nufactur-

ing Co ................................ 57

Page L a d d e r s . &c .

....................... Cockle Henry L 14s Heathman. J . H . Ltd ............... 1096 ............ Stephens & Carter. Ltd 142 Tclescop~c Ladder Co ............. 1187

L a n t e r n Lights . ................ Paragon Glazing Co 1173

Lathing--Partitions.Fireproof . King. J . A . & Co . Ltd .......... Outside

8 Fa&y z n ~ i d e Front Cocer

L a v a t o r i e s . ......... Holding. John & Sons. Ltd 1073 . ..... Crapper. 'Thornas & Co Ltd 1082

L e a d Co l l a r s f o r P i p e Connec t ione . ............................ . Jones H E 1102

L e a d L i g h t s . Enton. Parr & Gibson (Glass Mer- ...................... chants). Ltd 1038 ....................... Haywards. Ltd 1035

L e a d P i p e . Girdler J . & Co ....................... 1149

Letters--Wood. G las s . &c . Caxton S a m e Plate hlanufactur- ............... . ing Co (& rnetal) 57

. ............... . Hall. Fredk I3 & CO I ISI ......... Morgan. John & Sons Ltd 1106 Pethers Sign & Letter WorksLtd.1110

L i f t i n g T a c k l e M a k e r s . ....................... London Lift Co 1163

L i f t s & H o i s t s . ...... . Chr~stopher. J & Sons. Ltd 1139 . .......... Dennlson. Kett & Co Ltd 7

. ................ Express Lif t Co Ltd 1039 ...................... London Lift Co 1163 .................. . Kichards. K b Co 1112

L i g h t n i n g Conduc to r s . Blackburn. Starling $ Co . .................................... Ltd 1134 ................ . . Cutting. It C k Co 1142

CLASSIFIED I N D E X TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 119

Page L i m e .

Aberthaw&Bristol Channel Port- land Cement Co. Ld .............. 48

Builders' hlaterial Association Ltd .................................... 1076

Callow Rock Lime Co. Ltd. ...... 24 Coment Marketing Co. Ltd.Foot1iaes Eastwoods, Ltd ....................... 27 Hall & Co. Ltd ........................ 47 Imperial Chemical Industries, ............... Ltd. ("Limbux ") 1100 ........................ Robbins, A . J. I 178 ..................... Yallen, J. & Son 1197

L i m e - w a s h i n g & S p r a y i n g Mach ines .

Four Oaks Spraying h3achine Co ... 6

L i q u i d F l o o r H a r d e n e r & D u s t Preventer.

............. Iluntley & Sparks, Ltd 34

Locks .

........................ Adarns, Robert 44 ...... Ueardmore, J L). & Co. Ltd 1070

L o f t L a d d e r s . ............ Telescopic Ladder Co. I 187

L u m i n o r L e t t e r s . Pethers Sign & Letter WorksLtd.1110

M a c h i n e r y G u a r d s .

Bedford, Steer, End & Co. Ltd.1071 Goulding C. W. ..................... '149 .......... Greening N. & Sons Ltd 1093

.......... Potter F . W. & Soar L td 609

M a n h o l e Covers .

............................ Bostels Ltd 189 ..................... Uroad $ Co. Ltci 1075

Til~~arble.

........................... Burke & Co 1137 ... Clipsbam Qnarry Co. 1079 $ 1080

.................. Penning & Co. Ltd 261 Grecian Marbles (AIar~nor) Ltd. 30 .................. Gregory Quarrles r I jo

Page ... Hopton-Wood Stone Firms, L td I I 56

..................... Manu-hlarble Co 1081

Masons . .................. Benfield, W. & Son 1131

Hushfield & Co. ..................... I 138 Cook F. L. & Son (&one &

........................... marble) I 140 Fitzpatrick & Son ............ Footlines .............................. Harris F . I I 52 . ........................ Shew S. & Co 1182

M e m o r i a l E n g r a v e r s . Caxton Name Piate Illanufactur-

ing Co ............................... 57 .................. Jepson & Co. Lt,d. 10

M e t a l F a c e d P l y w o o d .

Flexo Plywood Industries Ltd. 29

M e t a l P e r f o r a t o r s . Greening N. 8: Sons Ltd . ......... 1093 Harvey, C;. A. B Co. (London),

Ltd .................................... 463

M e t a l W i n d o w s . Crit,tall Msnufacturing Co.Ltd ... 1083

M e t a l l i c J o i n t s . .......... Walker, James & Co. Ltd On

Spine @ pnycs 756a & 7 j6b

Meta l l i c L a v a A s p h a l t e .

......... Seyssel h p b a l t e Co. Ltd . 1182

Meta l l i c P a c k i n g . ......... Walker, James A? Co. Ltd. On

Spine @ puyes 7 563 & 7 j6b

M o n t r o t t i e r S e y s s e l A s p h a l t e . Ragusa Asphalte Pavinq Co. Ltd.

Outside Front Couer@pnge 14

N o r t a r Mil ls . ................ Richards, R. Ss Co. I r I 2

Mosa ic P a v e m e n t s . ........................ Weller, T. E. 1191

120 CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS . Page

M o s a i c W o r k . Burke & Co ............................ 1137 Fenning LG Cn . Ltd ................... 261 Franchi V . 6; Co . Ltd ............. 343

4 F o o t l i n e s Shew, S . & Co ...................... I 182

BIoulds. S i e v e s . &c . Adie. Patsrick ........................ 1068

Dbouldinss . Elliott. S . &Sons (liead~ng).Ltd . 348a

.... . Hibberd Brothers ( IQZQ) Ltd ?? . . . . . .. Morris 31 . A . Lttl ................... 337

& F u u t l i ~ l c s Vi-oers Bros . Ltd ..................... I 8 W& London 'Timber & Al~iold-

. ......................... ing Co Ltd 1191

N a m e P l a t e s (Cast ox. E n a ~ a v e d ) . Carton Name Yl'lte BIanntac-

turinp Co ............................ 5 7 Jepson & ('o . Lid ................... l o

Oak P a n e l l i n g . Elliott. S . 8: Sons (HeCul~ng) ,Ltd .3~8a ................... Soole & Son. Ltd I 117

O 5 c e F i t t e r s . . . ...................... . Bird A J Ltd 1133

Elliott. S . 8 SOIIS ( I t e a d ~ ~ ~ g ) . L t d . 348a Bibherd Urothers (1929) . Ltd . 33 Sankey- Sheldon ( I lar r is & ..................... . Sheldon Ltd.) 405 ................... Soole & Sol]. Ltd I r r 7

Offlce F u r n i t u r e . ...................... . . I3ird. A J Ltd "33

Sankey . bheldon (Harris & ..................... Sheldon. Ltd.) 4 0 j Oil. Golour. V a r n i s h . &c .

Uuilders' Material Associat~on .................................. Ltcl 1076 Keystone Paint & Varnish Co .

.................................. Ltd 1161 Simpson. J . H . & Watkins. .I. K . .................................. Ltd 1186 ............... Tolhurst & Sons Ltd I 198

P a i n t s & Coloura . ......... . A~~derson. I) & Son. Ltd 2 6; 3 . ....... I3lundell. Spence L Co Ltd 22

...... Carson. Walter 8 Sons. Ltd 62; . ...... Chnn~pion. Ilruce & Co Ltd z j ............. . . 14'armiloe T & W Ltd 1030 Freeman. Joseph. Sons & Co . Ltd . I 138

Page Hadfields (Merton). Ltd .......... I I j r Harland. M'm . & Son ............... 1094 Hopkin?. l'urris &Sons ......... 11j6 Keystone Faint & Varnish Co .

Ltd .................................. 1161 Olby . H . E . & Co ................... 1172 Paint &SaniLaryWure Co.Ltd .... 1174 Parsons . Thomas &Sons. L td ... I log

............................ Ilipolin Ltd 1114 R.I. W . Protective Products Co .

Ltd .................................. 38 Silicate Paint Co ................... 1184 Simpson. J . H . & Watliins. J.R. .................................. Ltd 1186 Szerelmey. Ltd ............... z j 7 & 1187 Tolhurst & Sons. Ltd ............. 1198 . . l orbay Paint Co . Ltd ............... I*

Turner. Charles Sc Son L td ....... 41 8 I ~ o o t l i ~ z e s

n'andsworth Paint & Varnish . ............................ Co Ltd 1190

Paint S p r a y i n g . Mayfair Spraying 8 Decorating

. .............................. Co Ltd 647

P a i n t S p r a y i n g A p p a r a t u s . ...................... Aerostyle. Ltd 112:

Four Oaki Spraying Mitchine Co . 6

P a i n t e r s ' C r a d l e s . Stephens & Carter. Ltd ............ I42

P a n e l l i n g . Elliott. S . & Sons ( l iead~ng). Lt.d . 348a Flexo Plywood Industrieq

Ltd . (venecred plywood) ...... 29 ................ .R Ierolux Panels Co 1166 ..................... Soole ,L Son. Ltd 1117

P a n i c B o l t s . .................. Adams. Arthur M' 1126 ...... Adams. James Son. Ltil 1128 ..................... Adams. Robert 44

P a r q u e t F l o o r i n g . Burke k Co ............................ 1137 Elliott . S . & Sons (lleading).Ltd . 34Sa Ideal Parquet Floor Co .......... 11 j 7 Jetleriss (Camberwell) Ltd ....... 35 hlarbolith Flooring Co . Ltd ....... 12

Xational Floormg Co . Ltd ....... 1170 Vigers Uros . L t d ...................... 18 ................ Wachal Flooring Co I 124

CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 121

Pnge Pa r t i t i ons .

Flexo Plywood Industries Lt,d ... 29 Jenner, J. H. .................. Poot lhes Sankey - Sheldon (Harr is b

Sheldon, Ltd . ) ..................... 405 Soole & Son, Ltd ..................... 1x17

P a r t i t i o n Blocks. Coronet Brick Co. Ltd ............ 26 Frazz~, Ltd ........................... 1148 llenlel Hempstead Patent I3rick .............................. Co. Ltd 1155

P a r t i t i o n Boards . Thames Bol~rd Alills, Ltd. .................. (" SX." Uoard) 551

P a r t i t i o n Slabs-Breeze. Liverpool Artilicial Stone Co. Ltd

1067 Surrey Concrete, Ltd . ............ 1122

P a s t e M a n u f a c t u r e r s . Fixol & Stickphast, Ltd ......... Inside

Reverse Cover

P a v e m e n t L i g h t s , &c. ............... Baywards, Limited 1095

King, J. A. & Co. Ltd. ('I Ferro- glass ")....Outside 4 fhcing Inside

Front Couer .......... Lenscrete Ltd.(concrete) 1163

Pav ing . Rirmingham & Midland Counties

Val De T r a v e r ~ Paring Co. Ltd. 1133

Gregory Quarries .................. I 150 Hopton-Wood Stone Firms, Ltd. I I j 6 Improved Wood Pavement Co.

Ltd .................................... 1158 ......... La Hrea Asphalte Co.Ltd. I 162 Liverpool Artificial Stone Co. Ltd.

1057

Page P a v i o r s .

Fitzpatrick & Son ............ If700tlines

Penc i l s . Faber, A. W. ........................ 164a

P h o t o P r i n t e r s . Colyer & Southey .................. 1139 Garratt & Atkinson ...... Back o f pnye

fncinq Inside Rcverve Couer Gray's In11 Tracing 8;. Photo

Copyinc Office ..................... 1150 Bodges, Bellnett & Co. Lttl ....... 9

Pi les-Reinforced Concrete . Wiiliams,Samuel& Sons, L td ... 1194

P i p e l e s s C e n t r a l H e a t i n g . London Pipeless Heating, Ltd ... 1164

P l a s t e r M a n u f a c t u r e r s . Callow Rock Lime Co. Ltd ....... 24 Casebourne & Co. (1926) Ltd. ( a

subsidiary company of Itn- perialClietnicnlIntl~lst,riesLtd) 533

Ford, Peter & Sons Ltd. ......... 1148 Imperial Chemical Industries,

Ltd. (Pioneer Piaster) ......... 533 Jenner, J. 11. .................. Footlines New Adamant Plaster Co. L td .... 37 Xelite Go. Ltd. ........................ I 196

P l a s t e r P a r t i t i o n s . Ciaze, H. 1s:. Ltd ..................... 1092 Jenner, J. H. .................. 1;botlines King, J. A. & Co. Ltd .......... Outside

8 faci~rg Inside Front Cover P l a s t e r Slabs.

Broad 8;. Co. Ltd ..................... 1075 Kmg, J. A. & Co. Ltd. ...... Outside 4

facing Inside liimrt Couer P l a s t e r e r s .

Hnitley, Henry & Co. Ltd. ...... 1,153 Jenner, J. H .................. l~oot l tnes ... 3lacleod Malcolm & Co. Ltd . 116;

National Flooring Co. Ltd. ...... 1170 - i Nenchatel Asphnlte Co. Ltd ...... 1170 1 Plas t e re i s -Pugg ing -

............... Roman Flooring Co. 1178 F i r ep roof . Salter (Wm.), hdwards & Co. Ltd. King, J . A . & Co. Ltd .......... Outside

I I 80 1 4 fnciiiq Inside n - o n l C o u n Tarmac, Ltd ............................ 16 Val de Trarors Asphalte Paving Go. Ltd ...... fiU,lJidC XelrerSe CoUe,.

4 page 1065 Williams, Samuel &Sons, Ltd ... 1194

............ Wtlliamson, Cliff Ltd . I 194

P l a s t e r e r s ' L i m e . 'lnperial Chelllical Industries,

............... Ltd. ("4imbux ") I roo

" P l a s t e x " Roof ing C e m e n t . ............ Dussek Brou. & Co. Ltd 1087

122 CLASSIFIED ISDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS . Page

P l a t e G l a s s 1Jridges J . & Co ...................... 1136

P l u m b e r s . ......................... Bailey C . Ltd I rzg .................. Bardrick G . & Son 1130

Fleming. J . & Co . Ltd ............. 54 Hunt. W . H ......................... logg Kelley J . W ......................... 1160 ltighton & Sons Ltd .......... Footline, White. Bays & White ............... I 192

P l u m b e r s ' B r a s s F o u n d e r s . ....... Bolding. John & Sons. Ltd 1073 P l y w o o d .

.... Floxo Plywood Industries L td 29

P o i n t e r s . Dew. Lewis F ......................... 1144

P o l i s h i n p W a x . Jackson. Janies & Co . (London).

.................................... Ltd 1159

P o r t a b l e B u i l d i n g s . . . ................... Cearns. JV J Ltd 1078 ...................... Cockle. Henry L 145

Crogpon & Co . Ltd ................... 427 Rowland Bros ......................... 1179 Smith. John & Co . (London E.),

Ltd .................................. 15

P r e c i s i o n S l i d e R u l e s . ......................... . Paber. A W 164a

Printers . Jepson & Co . Lttl . (Cellnloid.

............... Tin & Alumin iu~n) 10

.......... Suttley & Silverlocl.. Ltd 53

P r i n t i n g Blocks . ............ Garratt & Atklnson Onck o f

pa.y e fncmy l n ~ i d e Revel. .. e Cover

P r o c e s s E n g r a v e r s . ............ Garratt & At klnson Bflck of p q e facing Znstde Beverse Cover

P u b l i c W o r k s C o n t r a o t o r s . Fitzpatrick & Son ............ l.'ootli.les Longden George &Son Ltcl ..... 11

P u b l i c a t i o n s . Architect (The) & Building

News .................................. 42 .................. Architectural Press 696a Builders' Merchants' Journal & ........ Builders' I ron~nonger A & I 136

Page

Building Industries ................. 332b Building Times .................... 238b Decorator (The) .................... 626a Decorators'& Painters' Magazine 568;~ Electrical Times ..................... 5003 Empire Municipal D~rectory ...... 5 oob Hardmareman & Ironnnongers'

Chronicle ........................... 374b Illustrated Carpenter & Builder .. goba Ironmonger. Builders' Merchant

& Metal Trades Advertiser ..... 374b Journal of Decorative Art .......... 626h hlaster Builder ........................ 568b Municipal Engineering & Sani-

tary Record ........................ soob Mmnicipal Journal .................. 204a SIn~iicipal Year Book ............... a04a National Builder ..................... 374a Plumber (The) ........................ 568s Plumbing Trade Journal ......... 626b Quarry &Roadmaking Journal ... 238a Stone 'Trade8 Journal ............... 238b Surveyor & Municipal Sr County

Engineer ........................... 6g5b TimborNews&Saw~nillChro~iicle 3328 Timber & Plrmood .................. qojb

P u b l i s h e r s . Kelly's Directories Ltd ......... Fncing

Inside Reverse Cover P u l l e y H o i s t s .

Icing. Geo . W . Ltd ................... 36 P u m p s .

Bolding. John & Sons. Ltd ......... 1073 ............ Jobson & Hcckwith Ltd 1101

................... . Richards. K & Co 1112

P u t t y . Carson. Walter & Sons. Ltd ....... 625

Q u a r r y O w n e r s . ..... Armitage. George & Sons. Ltd 1127 .................... . . Barnes. F J Ltd 1130 Bath &Portland StoneFirms.Ltd . 1069

..... Clipsham Quarry Go 1079 & 1080 Grecian hlarbles (Marmor) Ltd . 30 ................... Gregory Quarries 11 j o

... Hopton-Wood Stone Firms. Ltd 1156 Oakeley Slate Quarries Co . Ltd.1107 ............. Pawson Brothers. Ltd 1175 Seal. Samuel & Sons. Ltd . (in-

......... cluding Camplin Sons) 1181

......... StanclitYe Estates Co . Ltd I I I ~

Waterhouse. 1)enbigh & Co . Ltd.1 go ............. Weldon Stone Quarries 1192

CLASSIFIED I N D E X TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 123 P;ige

R a c k s & B o x e s ( W r o u g h t I r o n ) f o r Offices & S t r o n g R o o m s .

Hepbnrn 6i Cocks .................. "55

R a d i a t o r s . Sankey, Josel~h & Sons, Ltd ...... 151

R a i n w a t e r Qoods. Turners Asbestos Cement Co. ... 299 ', R e b a x " E l a s t i c T i l e Deck ing . Rigby (Lor~don) L Id ................ I I 13

R e f r i g e r a t o r s . Sparton Refrigeration Co. ....... 1118

R e i n f o r c e d Concre t e Cons t ruc t ion .

French M'. & C. Ltd. .............. rcgr Longden Geo. & bon Ltd .......... I I

R e i n f o r c e d Concre t e F l o o r s & Roofs .

L~verpool Artitic~al StoneCo. Ltd. 1067

R e s t o r a t i o n of D e c a y e d Stone. Szerelmey Lid ............... 2j7 & 1187

R e v o l v i n g Doors. Elliott,Satnnel Lk Sons(Heading),

Ltd.. ................................. 3-w

R o a d Con t rac to r s . Fitzpatrick &Son ............. Tout l inc~

...... Highways Construction Ltd 1097

R o a d K e r b s . Liverpool Artificinl StoneCo.Ltd.1067 Tarirlac, Ltd ........................... 16

R o a d M a k i n g & S u r f a c i n g Material.

Highways Construction LLd ...... 1097

Roof Glaz ing . Havwards,Ltd ........................ I095 Helliwell & Go. Ltd .................. 1154 King, J. A. & Co. Ltd ....... Outside &

A ~ c i n y Inside I;;.ont Cover Paragon Glazing Co.. ............... I 173

R o o f Lights. Lenscrete Ltd. (glass & ferro-

concrete) ........................... 1163

Roof L i n i n g s & Coverings . Blackwells & National Roofings

Ltd. ................................. 1072

Page Celotex Co. of Great Uritain Ltd. 5 Tentest 14'ibre Board Co. Ltd .... 17 'Surners Asbestos Cement Co.... 299 Willesden Paper &Canvas Works

Ltd .................................... 1125

Roofing. Anderson. D. &Son. Ltd ......... 2 & 3 Ulackwells & Sational Roofings

Ltd . ................................. 1072 Callender, George hI. & Co. Ltd. 23 Croggon & Co. Ltd ................... 427 Gardner J. & Co. Lttl ............... 429 Greenham Henry J. (1929) Ltd.

(contractors) .................... 31 Industrial Eligineering Ltd. ...... I 158 Lysaght, John, Ltd .................. 573 Northcrn Asphalt Co. Ltd ......... 1172 Parkinson I.:. (Lmdon) Ltd.Footline.\, Pertnanite, Ltd ........................ I 3 Rigby (London) Ltd ................ I I 13 Turners Asbestos Cement Co ... 299 IViggins-Sankey, Ltd ............... 19 Willesden I'aper & Canras Works

L1.d .................................... 1125

Roofing-Asphal te . Iiirminylu~m & Alidlantl Counties

Val (la Tra\.ers Pa~i! ig Co. Ltd.1133 La Hrea Asphalte Co. Ltd .......... 1162 London Asphalte Cn. Lttl .......... 237 Seuchatel Asphaltc Co. Ltd . ...... I 170 Permanite, Ltd ....................... I 3

Roofing-Ruberoid . Ruberoid CO. Ltd ................... 39

Roofing-Zinc & Copper . Carter, L. & Son, Ltd ............... 1077

Roofing Cement-Plas t ic . Dussek Broe. B Co. Ltd ............ 1087

Roofing F e l t . Anderson, L). & Son, Ltd .......... 2 & 3 Callendor, George RI. & Co. Ltd ... 23 Pertnanile, Ltd ....................... I3 South Wales Ijrattice Cloth Co.

Ltll .................................... 1185

Roofing Fel t -Asbestos . Turners Asbestos Cement Co .... 299

Roofing Fe l t -Rube ro id . Kuberoid Co. Ltd. .................. 39

124 CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page Roof lng S la t e s .

........................... Davies Iiros. 1143 Hall & Co. Ltd ........................ 47 Oakeley Slate Quarries Co. Ltd.1107 Setchell & Sons, Ltd. (Old Dcla-

hole Slates) ........................ 40 ..... Turners Asbest,os Cement Co 299

Roofs-*' K i n g "-Fireproof. ....... King, J. A. & Co. Ltd Outside 4 ficciag Inside Fi.ont Cover

Ropes , T w i n e s , Cordages , &c. ............... Wright+' Ropes, Ltd. I 196

R u b b e r F loo r ing . ......... Warne Wni. & Co. Ltd. 231

Ru les . ........................... Faber, A. \V 164a

Safes . ... Bird, A . J. Ltd. (S re~novals) 1133

Sa i l s . Smith, John 9: Co. (London, E.),

Ltd ................................... '5 S a n d .

Ball & Co. Ltd ........................ 47 ......................... Hobbins, A. J 1178 ................... Truckel, Wln. Ltd 1123

S a n d b l a s t e r s . Eaton, Parr & Gibson (Glass .................. hlerchants). Ltd 1088

S a n i t a r y A p p l i a n c e s . ......... Bolding, John & Sons, Ltd 1073 ..................... Broad & Co. Ltd 107j

Builders' Naterial hssociiitiun, .................................... Ltd 1076 .................. Central Heating Co 1137 ......... Elsan hlanufacturing Co. 43 ..................... Hall & Co. Ltd. 47

Paint & Sanitary Ware Co. Ltd.1174 Sanitary E a r t h e n w a r e .

Erith & Co. Ltd ...................... 28 ....... Middleton Yireclay Co. Ltd 1168

S a n i t a r y E n g i n e e r s . .................. Bardrick G. & Son I 130

Bolding, John & Sorls, Ltd ...... 1073 ............................ I3ostels Lttl 189

...... Economic Drainage Co. Ltcl I 14r: ............ Fleming. J. & Co. Ltd. 54 ........................... Hunt, W. li 1099 ..................... Kichards, K. & Co I I 12

Page S a n i t a r y Eng inee r s -Man tng . ...... :rapper, 'Thoula8 & Co. Ltd 1082

Sanitary Fittings. ?arker, Winder & Achurch, Ltd.. 1174

& 1176 ............... ;Vhite, Bays & White 1192

S a s h F a s t e n i n g s . .................. tidams, Arthur W 1126 ........................ &dam&, Hobert 44

........................ Zhalwin & Co 108 I Bash Leve r . ..................... Adams, Robert 44 S a s h L i n e s .

Smith, John B Co. (London, E.), L td .................................... 15

Sashes-Metal . Crittall Manufdcturing Co. Ltd. 1083

S a w i n g & P l a n i n g Mil ls . .................. Vigers Bros. Ltcl. 18 Scaffold Cord.

Cockle, Ilenry L ...................... 745 Smith. John B Co. (London, E.),

Ltd.. .................................. 15 ............ Stephens 6: Carter, Ltd 142

Scaffolding. L3uilders' hlaterial Association,

Ltd. .................................. 1076 Cockle, Henry L ..................... 145 Uew, Lewis F ......................... IIM Heatlman, J. H. Ltd ............... 1096 London & RIidland Steel Scaf-

folding Co. Ltd. ... 161 6: f iu t l ines Scaffoldmg Great Britain), Ltd 159 ............ Stephens s Larter, Ltd 142 Yellen, J. k Son ..................... 1197

Scales-Cellnloid E d g e d . Faber A. W ........................... 164a

Sc reens . Bedford, Steer, 1':nd & Co. Ltd ... 1071

...................... Goulding C. \V 1149 ......... Potter, 1''. W. & Soar, Ltd 609

S h e e t I r o n W o r k s . tjeard~nore, J. U, & Co. Ltd ...... 1070 Potter, 1'. W. & Soar, Ltd ......... Bog

S h e e t J o i n t i n g . Walker Jalnes B Co. Ltd. ... O n Spine

$ payes 756a & 7j6b

PATENT DOUBLE-CRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFQLDINC supplied by the actual manufacturers m

Page Sheet Metal.

.............. Carter, L. &Son, Ltd 1077 .......... Ilighton &Sons Ltd Footlmes .................. 'iVllit\r.am L. Ltd. I 193

Sheet Steel-Black & Galvanized. ................ Lysaght, John, Ltd 573

Shop Fitters. .................. Cornish H. & Sons I 142

Elliott,Sa~nael &Sons (Reading), Ltd. ................................. 348% ... Hibberd Brothers (rg.g), Ltd 33

Shop Fittings. Elliott, Samuel & Sons (Keading),

Ltd. ................................. 3 4 ..................... Soole & Son, Ltd 1 117 Shop Fronts.

Elliott,Samuel &Sons (Iteading), Ltd. .................................. 348a .... Hibberd Brothers (1929). Ltd 33

Shop Window Fittings. ...... Wright 1)1splay Specialists I I ~ j

Shutters-Revolving. Dennison, Kett & Co. Ltd ......... 7

Sieves. ... liedford, Steer, I'hd & Co. Ltd 1071

...................... Goulding, C . W I 149 Greening, S. & Sons, Ltd. (&

............................. scree~is) 1093 ......... Potter, F. W. 8i Soar, Ltd 609

Signs. Caxton Name Plate Mmufactur-

ing Co ................................ 57 ................ Hall, Fredk. U. & Co 11 51 .................. Jepson & Co. Ltd . lo ....... Morgan, John & bony, Ltd I 106

Nye, George C. ..................... 1171 .................. Parish b: C h a ~ q ~ l e 1173

Pethers Sign & Letter Works ................................. Ltd. lrro .................. Sandlaud, It. Ltd. 661

Signs-Day & Night. ............ Hall, Frederick 13. & Co 11 j r

.................... Sandland, It. Ltd 661

Sign & Banner Artists. .................. Sandland, K. Ltd. 661

Pape Silicate Cotton. ....... Anderson, U. & Son. Ltd. 2 & 3

Bimplex @lazing. ...................... Grover & Co. Ltd 32

Sinks. ...... Armitage,George&Solis,Ltd, I 127 ...... 13olding. John k Sons, Ltd. 1073 ....... Crapper, Thomas & Co. Ltd 1082

......... Yankey, Joseph B Sons L td I j r

Skylights-Metal. ............... Paragon Glaziug Co 1173

Slabs. ... Ropton-Ii'ood St,oriel~'irnls.Ltd 1156

.................. rhi rd John & Son 1188

Blabs-" King." ......... King, J. A. k Co. Ltd Outside

4 t'uci~ry Lmide Ei-ont Cover

Slag Wool. hnlerson, D. & Son, Lcd ....... a & 3

Slates. Davies Bror ............................ 1 I43 Frith & Co. Ltd. ..................... 28 Park~nzon E. (London) Ltd . l~7uot l i~~es

Slate Quarry Owners. Oakeley Slate Quarries Co. Ltd..rroy Setciiell & Sons, Ltd. (0111 Dela-

........................ bole blates) 40

Slaters. Parkinson E. (Londoti) IAtd.Footli?tes

Slide Rules. Faber, A. IY . ......................... 164a

Sliding Door Gear. Aldam, E. 11111 & Co. Lttl ......... 1066 beatty Bros. Ltd. .................. 1131 King, George W. Ltd ................ 36

Smith. Goulding C. W. .................... 1 149

Sound Deadening Quilts. ............. Huntley & Sparks, Ltd 34

Sound Insulation. Celotex Co. of Great Br i t a~n L td . j

The London & Midland Steel Scaffolding Co. Ltd. lddesleigh House, Caxton St3.W-1. T.N. VlCtoria648314: T.A. Dubelgrip, Sowest

126 CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page S p i r a l S t a i r casee .

Davis, H. A! C. &T Co. Ltd ......... 1085 ...... Farmer, S. W. & Son, Ltd. 1147

S p o u t Stays. ......... Wiley, James b Sons, Ltd I 193

S p r a y P a i n t i n g . hlayfair Spraying & 1)ecorating ............................ Co. Ltd. ,647

S p r a y P a i n t i n g A p p a r a t u s . ........................ ~ e r o s t y l e Lt,d 1127

Four Oaks Spraying Machine Co.. 6

Sp r ings -F loo r . Smith, hldjor & Stereus Ltd. 1089

&11r6

S p r i n g H i n g e s . ........................ ad am^, Robert 44 Chalwin & Co. ....................... 1081

S p r i n g P a t e n t P o r t a b l e P a r q u e t F loo r s . ........ National Flooring Co. Ltd I 170

S t a b l e F i t t i n g s . Young &Co. (Westminster), Ltd.1197

S t a i n e d Glaas . Caton, l'arr & Gibson (Glass .................. Merchants), Ltd. 1088

S t a i n s fo r Wood . Harland, W~lliam & Son ........ 1094 Jackson, Jarnes & Co. (London),

Ltd .................................. 1 I jg Simpson, J. 11. & N'atk~ns, J. K. .................................. Ltd. 1186

.......... Stephens, Henry C. Ltd I I 85

Stair T r e a d s . ........ Potter, P. W. & Soar, Ltd 609 ... Safety Tread Syd ica t e , Ltd. 1180 ......... Warue JVn1. & Co. Ltd. 231

S t a i r c a s e Bu i lde r s . ......... Davis, H. A! C. & Cn. Ltd 1085

Elliott. S.& Sons (Keading),Ltd.. 348a ...... llibberd Urotliers (1929), Ltd 33 .................. Soole & Son, Ltd. I 117

Sta i rcases-Spira l . ......... Davis, H. & C. & Co. Lttl 1085 ......... Farmer, 9. W. &Son, Ltd I 147

Page S t a t i o n e r y .

.................. Castell Eros. Lttl 348b

S t e a m E n p i n e s . .................. Richards, I{. & Co. 1112

S t e a m P a c k l n g . ... Walker, J u n e s & Co. Ltd 011 Spine 8 p f l w 756a & 735b

Steel . ....................... Matts, James 1166

S t e e l B a r r o w s . 3ankey, Joseph & Sons, Ltd ...... I j I

S t e e l Cords. ............ Wright's Ropes, Ltd. 1196

S t e e l F e n c i n g Maker s . Harvey, G. A. & Co. (London)

.................................... Ltd 463

S t e e l F r a m e d Bu i ld ings . ............ Gardner J. & Co. Ltd. 429

S t e e l O B c e F u r n i t u r e . Sankey-Sheldon (Harr is & Shel-

............................ don, Ltd.) 405

S t e e l P a r t i t i o n s . Sankey-Sheldon (Ilarris & Shel- ........................... don, L t d ) 405

S t e e l S h e e t s . Lysnght, John, Ltd .................. 573

S t e e l S h u t t e r s . ........... Denn~son, Kett & Co. Ltd 7

S t e e l W i n d o w s . Crittall Manofactoring Co. Ltd.1083 ..................... liavwards, Ltd. 1095 ................ ~e i l iwe l l & Co. Ltd. I I jq

S t e e l W i r e Scaffold L a s h i n g s . ..................... Cockle, Henry L 145 ............ Stephens & Carter, Ltd 142 Wright 's Ropes, Ltd. ............ 1196

S teep le j acks . Blackburn, Starling 8: Co. .................................... Ltd I134 ............... Cut thg , R. C. & Co. 1142

S t e p s , T res t l e s , k c . .................. Cockle, Henry L. 145 ............ Heathman, J. H. Ltd . 1096 ............. Stephens & Carter, Ltd 142

CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEXENTS. 127

Page Stone Xerchants.

Armitage, George & Sons, .................................. Ltd. 1127 Bath & Portland Stone Firms,

Ltd. .................................. 1069 ................. Bentield. W. & Son I 131 ....... Cooper, Wettern & Co. Ltd 1141

Fennine & Co. Ltd .................. 261 Fitzpatrick & Son ............ F o o t l i ~ ~ c s .................. Gregory Quarries I 150 .............................. Harris F. 11 j2

... Hopton-Wood Stone F'irms, Ltd I 156 ............ Knight Wm. & Co. Ltd 1161

................... Manu-Marble Co. 1069 Pawson Brothers, Ltd. ............. 1x75 Seal, Samuel & Sons, Ltd. (in- .......... cluding Camplin Sons) 1181 Star~cliffe, Estates Co. Limited . . I I I ~ Waterhouse. Denbigh & Co. Ltd. I 190

Stone Paints. ...... Turner Charles & Son IAd. 41

6: Footl ines.

Stone, &c., Preservative. R. I. W. Protective Products Co.

Ltd. .................................. 38 Szerel~ney, Ltd .............. 257 & 1187

Stone Quarries. ... Armitage, George lic Sons, Ltd. 1127

Barnes, F. J. Ltd .................... 1130 Bath & Portland SLone Firms,

Ltd. ................................. .lo69 ...... Clipsham Quarry Co 1079 & 1080

.................. Gregory Quarries I I jo Bopton-Wood Stone Firms, Ltd. I 156

.................... Pawson Bros. Ltd 1175 ... StsncliEYe Estates Co. Limited 1x19

Waterhouse, Denbigh & Co. Ltd.1190 ............ Weldon Stone Quarries I 19a

Stone Restoration & Cleaning. ............... Szerelmey, Ltd 257 k 1187

Stone Saw Manufacturers. Richards, R. & Co. .................. 1111

Stoneware--Copings, Window Cills.

Armitage, George & Sons. Ltd. ... r 127 Waterhouse, Denbigh & Co. Ltd. 1x90

Stoves & Kitchen Ranges. London Warming Co Ltd. ....... I 10 j ...... Yither's Kadiant Stores Ltd 11 11

Page

Sun Blinds. Haynes, A. ............................ 1154

Tank Makers. Harvey, G. A. 8; Co. (London)

................................. Ltd. 463

Tangs, Oiaterns. &c. Harvey, G. A. lic Co. (London), ................................... Ltd 463 .................... R~chards, R. & Co I I 12

Tar Macadam. Ragusa Asphalte Psriny Co. Ltd.

Outside Fron t Couer 4 page 14 ............ Smith H. V. & Co. Ltd. I 184

Tar Paving Birrningl~am & Midlitnd Counties

Val de Travers Paving Co. Lt.d. ................................ 1'33 ......... La Brea Asphalte Co. Ltd. I 162

Kagusn. Asphalte Paving Co. Ltd. Outside Fron t Cover # prye 14

Tar Paviors. Ragusa Asphalte Paring Co. Ltd.

O?ctside Fron t Cover 4 ptrye 14

Tar~mulins. ..................... Cockle, Henry L '45

Smith, John & Co. (London E.) , .................................. Ltd. I j

Tarred Limestone. Kagusa Asphalte I'avinq Go. Ltd

Outsrde Fron t Cover 4 pnye 14 Tents.

Smith, John 86 Co. (London E.). L td .................................... IS

Terra Ootta. .............. Middleton Fireclay Co 1168

... Ketlac Accrington 13rickworks 207 ......... Whituker, B. & Sons, Ltd 207 Terra Cotta Partition Xlocks.

Hemel Hcnipstead Patent Brick Co. Ltd. ............................. 1155

King, J. A. & Co. Ltd ........ Outside 4 Facing Inside Front Cover

Tiled Surrounds. ............... Harris & Bailey Ltd I 152

Tilers-Roof. Parkinson,E.(London),Ltd. Foot l i l~es

128 CLASSIFIED I N D E X TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page Ti les-Floor & W a l l .

.................... Cope & Co. Ltd. 1 1 4 ~ Eaton, Pa r r & Gibson (Glass

RIerchants) Ltd. (" Tintopal " Glass) ............................. 1088

Kent, George, Ltd. (glazed & opal) ................................ I 160

Shew, S. 8z Co ......................... 1182 ..... Turners Asbestos Cement Co 299

Twigg, M'illiam 11. & Son (plain ...... & antique surface glazed). I 189 .............. R'eller, T. I'.. (marble) 1191 .......... Whitaker, B. $ Sons, Ltd 207

Tiles-Roofing. ............ Coronet Brick Co. Ltd. 26 ..................... Eastwnods, Ltd. 2;

...................... Eritll & Co. Ltd 28 Everlasting Tile, Concrete Pro-

ducts & Granite Supplies Ltd. 106 ..................... Hall & Co. Ltd 47 ......... Lawrence 'rhomas & Sons 110.t ............... Major H. J. & C. Ltd 116j Parkinson,F. (London) Lt,d.Footli~~es

.... Turners Asbestos Cement Go. 299 ............... Williamson, Cliff Ltd 1194

T i m b e r M e r o h a n t s . .......... Blacknell Wycklram Ltd 1.I 3 1

RIorris M. A. Ltd. ...337 & Foo t l~ i~es ...................... Vigers Bros. L td 18 West Londo~lT~l~lber&AIoulding

Co. Ltd ............................. -1191

T imep ieces . .... Smith's English Clocks Ltd r~lsirle

>ant Cove?

T r a c i n g s . Gray's Inn Tracing & Photo

.................. Copying Ofice.. 11 jo ...... Hodges, Bennett 8z Co. Ltd g

T r a v e l l i n g Cradles . ............ Stephens & Carter, Ltd 142

T r u c k s & Trol leys . ........ Christopher, J. & Sons,Ltd I 139

Iiolvland Uros ........................ I 179

Trusses-Steel . Gardner J. & Co. Ltd.. ............ 429

Page T u b e s & Sect ions .

............ Britannia Tube Co. L td 1074

T u b e Wells. .................. Richards, R. & Co. 1112

T u b u l a r Door T r a c k & F i t t i n g s

................ King, Geo. W. Ltd. 36

T u b u l a r Scaffolding. London & Midland Steel Scaf - ..... folding Co. Ltd 161 & Fout~incs Scatfoldlng (Great Britain), Ltd. I jg

U n d e r s l a t i n g . Willosden Paper & Canras ........................ Works, Ltd 112j

V a r n i s h . ....... Blnndell, Spence & Co. Ltd 22 ....... Carson, Walter & Sons, Ltd 625 .... Chanlpion, Drnce & CO. Ltd. 25

Freeman, Jo:eph, Sons &Co.Ltd.~rgB ......... Hadfields (Merton) Ltd. 1151 ........... Hopking, Purvis & Sons 11 36

Jackson, James & Co. (London), ................................. Ltd. I I 59 ... Parsons, Thornas & Sons, Ltd.. 1109 Slmpson, J. 11. b M'atklns, J. K. .............................. Llm~ted I 186

...... Turner Charles & Son Ltd. 41 & Footootli~~es

Wandsworth Paint &Varnish Co. .................................... Ltd 1190

V a r n i s h , J a p a n . &o.

Champion, Druce & Go. Ltd. .... 2; ........... IIarland, Willlain & Son 1094 ...... Parsons, Thomas & Sons Ltd 1109

V e n t i l a t i n g E n g i n e e r s . ................ Central 'leating Co. I 137 ........................ Baywards, Ltd 109j .... London Pipeless Heatsing, Ltd I 164

.......... Norris Warming Co. Ltd I 108 ......... Potter, F. W. b Soar Ltd 609

V e n t i l a t i n g B a n s . ........ Potter, F. W. B Soar, Ltd 609

Roofing Tiles, see Parkinson's Footnotes on Pages 294,298 & 301

Page Ventilators. ..................... Adams, Robert 44

......... Cooper, H. W. & Cn. Ltd. I 140 Eaton, Parr & Gibson (Glass .................. Merchants) Ltd. 1088 Earvey, G. A. & Co. (London),

Ltd. ................................. 463 ............ Rill, James B Co. Ltd.. 1098 Lee's Venti1:ttor.i.. .................. 1098

.......... Lovegrove, R. W. k Co. I 164

'' Veronese " Fibrous Plaster. ............. Concrete Stone Co. Ltd 1084

"Veronese " Fibrous Plaster Decorations. ............ Concrete Stone Co. Ltd. 1084

Wall Boards. New Adamant Plaqter Co. Lttl. . 37 ... Tentest Fibre 1hir.d Co. Ltd 17 Thames Board Mills, Ltd. (" S X "

Board ) .............................. 551 Wood Products, Ltd ............... jj j

Wall Board (Insulating). Celotex Co. of Great Britain Lttl. j

Wall Boards (Root Fibre). Tentest F ~ b r e Board Co. Ltd ..... 17

Wall Decorations. Adams, Kobert, ........................ 44 Eston, Pa r r & Gibson (Glass

Nerchants), Ltcl. ("Tintopal " Glass) ............................... 1088

Kent, George, L td ................... 1160 Wall Papers.

Drew Lewis & Co. .................. 1144 ..................... Olby H. E. $ Co I 172

Wall Slabs. King. J. A. & Co. Ltd. ("King")

Outside @ E'aci7~g Ins ide Front Cover Wall Ties.

......... Wiley, James & Sons, Ltd. 1193

Walling. ... Turners Asbestos Cement Co. 299

Water Paint. ............... Harland Wm. & Son 1094

......... Turner Charles 8s Son Ltd 4 I & E'uotl ine~

Page Water Softening & Purifying

Apparatus. ................ Central Heating Co. I 137

Water Waste Preventers. ...... Richards, R. & Co. (Patent) I I 12

Waterproof Canvas. Willcsden Paper & Canvas

......................... Works, L td 1125

Waterproof Cement Abertham & Ihistol Channel

........ Portland Cement Co. Ld 48 Cement Marketing Co. Ltd.E'ootliaas Irouite Co. Ltd. ...................... 11 jg ... Kerner-Greenwood & Co. Ltd 1103 Sai-Ferricite&Tradi~rg Cu. Ltd. 111 j

............... Super-cement Ltd. I 121

Waterproof Flooring. ... Callender,George M. & Co. Ltd 23 ....................... Ironite Co. Ltd 1159 ............. Rigby (London), Ltd . 1x13 ............ Super Cement, Limited I 121

Waterproof Paper. Willesdeli Paper & Canva;

Works, Ltd ......................... 112j Waterproofing.

Dryco -Rensec Ltd. ............... 1145 Dnui-li Uros. 8: Co. Ltd . .......... 1087 Huntley & Sparks, Ltd . .......... 34 lronite Co. Ltd ..................... 159 Kerner-Greenwood & Co. Ltd .... 1103 lilgby (London), Ltd. ............. 1113 Ii. I. W. Protect~ve I'rotlucts Co.

Ltd .................................... 3 8 Sika-Frnqois Lid. .................. 1183 Szerelmey, Lttl ............ zj7 & 1187 Willeden Paper & C a n v a ~

Works, Ltd ......................... 112j Weather-Tight Caaement

Fastenings. ....................... Adan~s, Robert 44

Well Boring Tools. ................... Richards. H. & Co 1112

White Lead. .... Champion, Druce & Co. Ltd. n j ........... Ilopkins, I'orvis & Son. II j6

130 CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pago W h i t e L e a d P a i n t .

.... Champ~on, Druce & Co. Ltti. a j 'Turner Charles & Son Lt4. ....... 41

B l ~ ' u o t l i l ~ ~ >

W h i t e w a s h i n g Mach ines . Four Oaks Spraying BIachine Co. 6

W i n d o w s - F o l d i n g C a s e m e n t . Elliott, S. .&Sons (Keacl~ng), Ltd.348a

W i n d o w Bl lnds . ArtisticBlindCo. Ltd ............ :12g

........................... Hayues, A " 54

W i n d o w Gear ing . ................ Adams, Arthur \V I 126 ..................... Ada~ris, Robert 44

W i n d o w G u a r d s . Bedford, Steer, E n d & C:o. Ltd.. 1071

......... Grean~ng, N. .&Sons, L t 1 1oq3 Potter, 1.'. W. & So.?r, L L ~ ...... 609

W i r e B l i n d s . Bedford, Steer, End & Co. Ltd.. 1071 Potter, I?. W. & Soar, Ltd ...... 609

W i r e B r u s h m a n u f a c t u r e r s . ............ Green~ng, S . Sons, Ltd 1093

........ Potter, F. W. Sr, Soar, L td 609

W i r e G a u z s . B e d f d , Steer, End & Co. Ltd ... 1071 Greening, N. &L Sons, Ltd ......... 1093 Potter, F. M'. & Soar, Ltd ......... 609

W i r e R o p e s . M'right,~' Ropes, Ltd ............... 1196

W i r e w o r k f o r L i f t Enc losu res . Greening, N. & Sons, Ltd . ........ .log3 Potter, F. W. & Soar, L td ........ t og Thomas, J. J. & Co. Ltd ........... 1188

W i r e W o r k e r s . Bedford, Steer, End & Co. Ltd.. 1071 Gouldin,a C. W. ................... I 149 Greening, N. & Sons, Ltd ......... 1093

Page Harvey, G. A. 6 Co. (London), .................................. Ltd 463 ......... Potter, P. W. & Soar, Ltd 609 ........... 'Thowas, J . J . B Co. Ltd 1188

W o o d B lock & B o a r d e d F loo r C e m e n t i n g Composi t ion.

H~ghways Construction Ltd ...... 1197

W o o d B lock F l o o r i n g . Hurke & C:o ........................ 1137 i4;illott, S. &Sons (lieadlng), Ltd.34Ya Franchi, V. & Co. Ltd. ............ 343

& J'uutliraes l deal Parqnet 1"ioor Co .......... I I jg Improved Wood Parernent Co.

Ltd. .............................. 1158 Jefferiss (Cambernell), Ltd ...... 3; 1Iarbohth Flooring Co. Ltd ....... 12

hlorris 31. A. Ltd ...... 337 & E'outlirred Xational l<loorinq Co. Ltd ......... I 170

...................... Tigers Bros. Ltd 18 \\'ttul~al Flooring Co ............... I 124

Wood-Concrete.

liopelowicz Henjan J. .............. 1162

W o o d P r e s e r v a t i v e s . Anderson, D. & Son, Ltd. ...... 2 & 3 Srerelmey, Ltd ............ 257 & 1127

W o o d Stains. Stephens, Henry C. Ltd. ......... I 187

W r o u g h t I r o n W o r k (of e v e r y d e s c r i p t i o n ) .

I'otter. F. 11'. SG Soar, Ltd ....... 609 ' rh~ l l l l a~ , J. J. $ CO. Ltd ........... 1188

Z i n c C a s t & W r o u g h t P ipes . Harvey, G. A. & Co. (London), ................................. Ltd. 463

Z i n c Roofing Contractors . Rnrvey G.A. & Co.(London)Ltd. 463

Z i n c W o r k e r s . Beardmore, J . D. jr Co. Ltd ...... 1070 Carter, L. & Son, Ltd. ............ I077

MORRIS a r e actual Makers o f Block Floorings

LAXTON'S & LOCKWOOD'S

BUILDERS' PRICE BOOK NATIONAL SCHEDULE OF DAY WORK

CHAlXGES.

The Chartered Surveyors' Institution, the National Federalion of Building Trades Employers, and The London Master Builders' Association, have arrived a t the following agreement which is of national application :-

1 . Day works executed during the progress of a contract and prim to the date of completion :-

In respect of labour-the prime cost, to which 20 per cent. is to be added.

N.B.-No foreman's time to be included under this condition. In respect of materials-the prime cost, to which 15 per cent. is to

be added.

2. Day works executed subsequent Lo the date of completion of a contract :- Labour-The prime cost, to which 25 per cent. is to be added.

N.B.-Under this condition the wages of foreman, if any, engagedin supervising the said Day Works shall he included in the prime coit of labour.

Materiala-Tho prime cost, to which 15 per cent. is to be added.

3. Day Works on Jobbing Work :- Labour-The prime cost, to which 30 per cent. is to be added. N.B.-Foreman's wages to be included as last.

Materials-The prime cost, to which 15 per cent. is to be added. The above percentages are to be held to include all insurancea, water

for the works, use and waste of plant, sharpening tools, artificial light, supervision (except as provided in sections 2 and 3), overhead establishment charges, maintenance and profit.

1 ~ 2 DAY WORK.

EXTRA WAGES.

The follcming m e the ethma woger payable lo mma wwkkg in rpccial aondirwna :-

Per hour. ( a ) Furnace or similar hot work? up to 120 degreas Fahr,

(Above this temperature, or where special circumstances exist, the local Joint Committee ia empowered to arrango special terms.)

( h ) Men working in refrigerators, cold stores kc. a t a tempera- ture of from 50 to 30 degrees Fahr.. ..................... (Below 30 degrees Fahr., or where special circumtancea exist, the local Joint Committee in empowered to arrange special terms.)

(e) Insulation work, when charcoal, silicate of cotton or powdered cork is used.. ...............................

(d) Insulation work in connection with cold storage, when charcoal, silicatc of cotton, cork slabs or powdered cork ia used ...............................................

(e) Foul or dirty work, such as the repair, replacement or renewal of main sewers and main #ever manholes, foul or

...................... dirty work in chemical worb kc.. (The London Regional Joint Committee on 22nd September, 1927, agreed that the following work: Plumbers re- using old lead soil and waste pipes or old sheet lead in connection with sanitary work, doing repair work in ducts, or cutting into mil and waate pipes for the purpoae of unstopping same, coma under thin clause.)

(1) Detached chimney work m d don, or repair of church splres :-

..................... Above 40 feet and up to 00 fee) .................... .. 90 .. ,, 1 5 0 , ,

Over 150 ,, ...................................... (q ) Men working in water where watertight boob are necessar~

(Boots to be provided by the Employer.)

(h) Carpenten when they are required to cut and aller .................. m a t e r i b for re-use in concrete work..

(i) Men employed on construction, reconstruction, main- tenance and repair of all Erebrick work on retorts, retort

22.

2d .

1 d .

2d.

1 d.

Id. 2d. 3d

Id.

I d .

furnaces, oil, gas and electricgenerators and boiler settings . l d .

DAY WORK. 133

EXTRA WAGES-coilt inued, Pers 7 1 o u ~

( j ) Reconstruction and repair of all firebrick work on ovens, other than domestic .................................. Id .

(k) Masons when fixing worked or dressed stone, not to include wallers ...................................... I d .

(1) Bricklayers when cutting and setting gauged brickwork.. I d . (Gauged work to be understood as work where bricks are cut to a template and rubbed to a h e surface, but not what is known generally as axed work).

(m) Bricklayers and masons when fixing terra cotta or artificial stone ...................................... I d .

(n) Men working in trenches a t a depth of 20 feet below the .................................... top of the trench Id .

( 0 ) Men working on swings, ladder-cripples, in boats or boatawsin's chairn ................................... I d .

(9) Men working for 4 hours or more on laddera a t a height of 40 feet.. .......................................... Id .

(q) Men working for 4 hours or more on laddera at a height ............................. of 75feet............... 2d.

(r) Spindle and four-cutter hands, regularly employed as such, ......................................... minimum of I d .

(I t is understood that apprentices may be employed on any machines.)

(s) Plumbers caating lead (excluding tacks, scrap lead, sash- weighta, and wedges for Bashing) and plumbers using

....................... acetylene or oxy-hydrogen dame 2d.

To workmen engaged upon the classes of work specifled below, extra wages above the Labourers' rate shall be paid aa set out :-

( 1 ) Timbermen, scaffoldera and well-sinkers, recognized as such ............................................... I d .

(u) Qualified benders and fixers of bars for reinforced concrete work, on satisfying the employer that they have been employed on lhis description of work for three months.. .. I d . (They shall provide themselves with the following tools : pliers, chisela, hammers and hack-saw framea.)

( v ) The man operating a mortar pan, barrow hoist, concrete mixer or pneumatic pick .............................. Id.

1"

134 DAY WORE.

EXTRA WAGES-continsed, Psr how

(w) Men engaged on concrete levelling for three cowcutive days or longer . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Id.

(2 ) Men engaqed on the erection of s&olding for travelling cradles, boatswain's chairs and swinging 8cnFlolds . . . . . . . . 2d.

(y) Men erecting and fixing steel-framed constructional work. . 2d.

OVERTIME. Overtime shall be paid a t the following rates, namely: First flve days

of week :- First two hours, time and a quarter ; second two hours, time and a half ;

afterwards, until starting time next morning, double time. Time worked between leaving-off time on Saturdays and 4 p.m., time

and a half ; afterwards, until starting time on Monday morning, double time. Where men start before the usual starting time, they shall be paid a t

overtime rates for any time worked beyond the normal day. Starting time not to be before G a.m. and in cases where the operatives employed are unable to continue a t work until the leaving-off time provided by the working rules, the time worked before the usual time of starting shall be paid a t time and a quarter.

Overtime shall not count until full time for the day has been made; this provision not to apply unless the loss of time is through the workmnn's own fault.

Work done on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Easter Monday, Whit Monday, August Bank Holiday, or any other Bank Holiday specially pro- claimed, shall be paid for at the rate of double time, Good Friday not being treated as a Bank Holiday.

NIGHT GANGS. The general working conditions shall apply, but separate men from

those a t work during the day shall be employed, and 3d. per hour above the ordinary rate shall be paid for such work, provided that a t least three nights consecutively are worked. The hours worked without overtime rates not to exceed forty-five per week, being nine hours each night for five nights. Meal-time hours during the night to be one and a half.

TRAVELLING ALLOWANGES, The shop or job from which the workman is sent is to be regarded as the

centre for measuring the distance. Workmen who are sent from the shop or job shall be allowed expenses and time at Standard Rates occupied in travelling one journey only to andfrom the job and in addition as follows :-

( a ) If the distance sent be not over five miles, any extra expense incurred daily by the workman over and above the amount he would have to pay for travelling from his home to the shop or job from which he is sent.

DAY WORK. 1%

TRAVELLING AL1,OWANCES-~~~llill~ieil.

If the distance eent be over 5 miles measured in a direct lino, paragraph (a) does not operate, and an allowance shall be paid In accordance with the following :-

( b ) Over 5 miles and up to 10 mtles, 11- per day. (e) Over 10 miles and up to 15 miles, 116 per day. (d) Over 15 miles, 31- per day.

Alternatively to (d), the following rule may be adopted :- ( 6 ) Lodgings and expenses shall be allowed and paid for by the Em-

ployer to all men sent to jobs necessitating lodgfngs a t the rate of 316 for each night away from home, and in addition such men shall be allowed return fare home once a week, if the distance sent be not more than 20 miles ; if more than 20 miles and u p to 40 miles. once a fortnight ; from 40 to 60 miles, once a month ; over 60 miles, mutual arrangements shall be made between Employer and Operative before going to the job. Where, owing to special circumstances, the allowance of 316 per day is found to be inadequate, application may be made to the Regional Joint Comdttee for a special rate to be fixed.

When men are sent to a higher-pald district, Employers to pay the higher rate ; 11 sent to a lower-paid district, the rate shall be that of the district from wbich thezman is sent.

136 STANDARD RATES O F WABES,

STANDARD RATES O F WAGES IN THE RUILDING TRADE IN ENGLAND AND WALES. JANUARY 1, 1936

(nrrnnged nlpl~nbrtically).

The tollowing inlormation Is extracted, by permission, from tablea supplied by the National Joint Oouncil for the Bdlding Industry, the ofeces of which are a t 6, Duke Street, Adelphl, W.0.2.

I t should be noted that a nnmber of regradinga come into force on February l s t , 1036, and information can be obtained a t the above address.

-- GRADE. 1 A A I l E ' F 3 S i 0

--____I -__----- - 1 - s . d . s . d . s . d . 8 . d . ~ . d . s . r l . s . d . a . 1 1 , s . ( l .

Crnfts111~11 . I I I;& 1 G 64 I r, 1 44 1 4 1 34 1 n , 1 21 Lahonlws . 1 2 1 I b 1 1: 1 0 2 1 Gt 1 0 O l l ~ O l l + ~ G l l

T ,JWI. ( ! r d e . dberavou . . A Aberdare . . A1 dberdovey . . HI bbergavenny . . A1 hhergele . . A2 Abesyetwgth . . B3 Abingdon . . A3 Accrington . . A Addleatone . . A3 Afau Valley . . A Aldeburgh . . 0 Alderley Edge . A Aldershot . R!d Alfreton and i lp ley A Ahwick . . A2 Altrincham . . A Amble . , . A2 Ammanford . . A Ambleslde . . AS

Applebv . . R3 r d i n g i e y . . HI Arledey. . . A3 ANndel . . Dl Ascot . R b h b o u r h e : . B Aabby-de-la-Zouch . AS Aahford (Mlddleaex) A2 Ashford (Kent) . Rf Ashington . . A2 Ashtead . A3 Aahton-under-iyne A Askam . . . A3 Atherstone . . A3 Attleborough . . B3 Audlem . . . A2 AyclMe. . . A1 Aylesbury . . B1 Aylsham . . B l

STANDARD RATES O F WAGES. 137

STANDARD RATES 01." WAGES IN THE BUILDING TRADE IN ENGLAND AND WALES-conllnued.

Town. Grade. Buntlngford . . B3 B u r s . . 0 3 ~urgess'Hll1 . . B9 Burnham . . B l Bumham-on-Crouch 8 3 Bnmhope . . A1 BurnopUeld . . A1 Burnley . . A Rurry Port . . A Burslem. . . A Burstow . . D l Burton-on-Trent . A Bury . A Bury St.'Edm&ds . B1 Buzton. . . A1 Byfleet . . . B

Calder Valley . . A Cnlne . . . B l ~ a m b e r l & ; 1 R9 Cambridge . . A1 Oaunock and Hed-

neaford . . A1 Canterbury . . 111 Cardiff . . . A Carlisle . . . A Oarmarthen . . 13 Oarnarvon(0oouty of) B t Oarntorth . . A Carno . . . R3 Cnstle C a q . . B3 Castleford . . A Caterhain , . A3 Chagford . . B2 Ohalfonta . . B Ohapel-en-le-Frttb . A1 Charlwood (Susses) . B1 Chatbam and District A3 Chatteris . O Cheadle(3hf f~) . A Cheddar Valley . B2 Chelmsford . . A3 Oheltenham . . A3 Ohertsey . . A3 Cheaham . . B Oheater . . . A Cheaterfleld . . A Chlchester . . B1 Chippenham . . D l Ohipping Norton . B3 Ohurch Strettou . B1 Chorley . . . A Cirenceater . . B 1 Olacton-on-Sen . B Oleator Moor . . A3 Olevedon . . B1

Town. Cleveleye . Oliddesden . Olltheroe . Coalvllle , Oobham . Cockermouth . OockUeld . Oolcheater . Ooleahill. . Colne . . Oolne Vnlley . Colwyn Bay . Oon~leton . Oonlston . Connab's Quay Oonsett . . Oonway . Oopthorne . Oorwen . . Coundon . Coventry . OragLead . Cranleigh . Crawley . Crediton. . Crewe . . Crickhowell . Cromer . . Crook . . CGok, stanley Crosshills . Orowborough . CuckEeld . Oomberland (except

Oarlisle, Cocker- mouth, Keawlck, and Penrith) , A3

Cambran . . A

Dalton . . A Darllngton ~ i d t r l c t . A Dartmouth . . A2 Darwen . , . A Daventry . . A 3 Deal . . nl ~ e n b l g h : . . A3 Derby . . A Devises . . . B3 Dewebury . . A Dldcot . . . R Dlpton . . . A1 Diss . . . B3 Dol~elly. . . B1 Doncaster . . A Doroheater . . B1 Dorklng . . R Dover . , . B1

Town. Q ~ a d ? . Dovorcourt . . B DriWeld . . A3

Oornol) . . A Dunmow . . B3 Dunstghle . . B Durham City . . A Durford . . B

Enetboorne . . A2 East Glamorgan and

Monmoothnhl re vnlleya . A1

East ~ r i n a t e s i . I? Enst Dereham . B3 Eaetlelgh , . AS Eastwood . A1 E ~ S W vale a& DIE-

trlct . . A1 Ebcheater . . A1 Edenbridge . . B1 Edge Hills . . B2 Enham . . . 8 2 E ~ r e m o n t . Ely . . E P P ~ W . . Esh ~ s h ~ i n b ~ n g : Etherley. , Evenwood . Exeter . . Exmouth . Falrford. . Fair Oak . Fakenham . Falmouth . Fareham . Farnham . Faveraham . Felixstowe . Fenny Stratford Fenton . . Ferryhlll . Featlnlog . Flley Flshguaid : Fleetmood . . A Flint A 1 ~olkestohe a n i ~ ~ e B1 Frinton-on-Sen . B Frodsham . . A Frome . , . B2 Frosterley . . AS

t Bxospt Oonway and Lhndnduo

t

138 STANDARD RATES O F WAGES.

STANDARD RATES O F WAGES I N T H E BUILDING T R A D E I N ENGLAND A N D WALES-continfred.

Town. Gmde. Qainsborough . A2 Qarstang . . A Oakahead . A Qerrard's cross . B Qlllingham . . B Qlastonbury a n d

Street. . .Bl Qlossop . . . A Qloucester . . A2 Qodalming . . B Qoole . . . A2 Goring . . . B3 Qorseinon . . A Qosport . . A2 Qowerton . . A Grangeover-Sands . A3 Qrautham . . A3 Gravesend . . A1 Qraphot t . B2 Great ~ a r m o i t h . B Qrimaby . . A Quildlord . . B Quilsborough . . A3 Hailsham . . B3 Halesworth . . 0 Halifax . . . A Halstead . . B Halton Park . . B2 Ham Hlll (including

Odcombe. hlonta- cute stoke sub- Haddon, Norton- sub Hamdon) . B1

Hanley . . . A Hariech . . B Harpenden . . A3 Hatrington . . A3 Harrogate . . A Hartlepools . . A Harwich . . B Haslemere . . B2 Hastines . . B1 - - Hathersage . . A3 Hat0eld . A3 ~aver fordwes i . B3 Hawarden . . A

Haydook . . A Hayfield . . A1 Hayle . B2 Haywards H&th . B1

Heanor . . . A / Heathfleld . B3 Hebden lindg'e . A 1 Hemel Herumtend . A2 Henley . . . B Henley-in-Arden . B Henlow . . . A3 Hereford . . R Heme Iluy . . B1 Herriard. . . B3 Hertford . . A2 Eeysham . . A Heywood . . A Higher Klnnerton . A Hlnckley . . A Hitchin . . A3 Hoddeadon . . A2 Holm0rth . . A Holywell . . A2 Horley . . . B1 Hornby. , . A Horncastle . . B Homsea. . . A3 Horsbam , . B1 Eorwich . . A Eowden-on-Tyne . A Huddersfield . . A Hull . . A ~ u u s t a d t o n . . B3 Huntingdou . B2 tlfracombe . . B Ilkeston . . A Ilkley . . A Immingham . . A Ingatestone . B1 Ipswlch . . . A2 I r o n b r l d g e a n d

Diatrlct . . AS Isle of Wight . B2 Ivybrldge . . B2 Keighley . . A Kelvedon . . B3 Keudal . . A3 Kenilworth . . A Keswlck. . . A3 Ketterlng . . A1 Keynsham A ~lddermlnste; an;

Stourport . A2 Kineton. . . B2 Kinp'sLynn . . B1

. ... Kington. . n2 Kirbv ~ o o m i d e . 03 ~ l r k b ~ Lonsdale . R2 Kirkby Stephen . B3 Kirkham . A ~ n a r e s b o r o o ~ h . A3 Knebworth . . A3 Kniohton . . B3 snifai iy . I Knowle . . . A2 Knutsford . . A2

* The London region covers the district oontained within a olrole deecribed by a radius of 15 miles from Oharing Cross.

The authorized rates are as follows:- Wlthin 12 miles radiue: Craftsmen 1s. 8d ' Labourers Is. 3d. From 12 to 16 milea radlus: Oraftamen l;.'i&d.; Labourers Is. 2fd.

STANDARD RATES O F WAQES. 189

STANDARD HATES O F WAGES IN THE BUILDING TRADE IN ENGLAND AND WALES-continued.

Lowestoft . . B Lodlow . , . B1 Loton . , . A1 Lytham . . . A

Macclesfield . . A1 Maohynlleth . B3 Maesteg and falley. A Maidenbead - . A3 Maidatone , . AS Maldon . . B Mallwvd. . . B1

Manningtree . B3 Manafield (includin~

East Kirby) . A March (Oambs) . B2 Mamate . . B1

Marlborough . . B9 Marlow . . . B1 Maryport , . AS Masham. . . B3 Matlcck . . A3 M e d o d e y . . A1 Melksham . B t ~ e l t o n M o w b & . A2 M e r i o n e t h s h i r e

(Oounty of) . B1 Merthyr and Aha-

daraDistriot . A1 Mexborough . A Mlddlesbrough' . A Middleton . . A Middlewlch . A2 Midsomer ~oi-ion . B 1 Milford Haven . B Millom . . AS M i l t o n - o n ' d e r -

Wychwood . . BB Minehead . . B2 Mistley . . . B3 Mold . . A1 H o n m o u i h T ~ o n B2 Hontgomery ( ~ o w n j B3 Montgomeryehi re

(Oounty of) . B3 Monyaeh . . AS Morecambe . . A

Town. Grade. Morley . . . A Morpeth. . A2 Much ~ a d h s m ' . B3 Much Wenlock . B Mundesley-on-Sea B2 Nantwiod . A2 Neath and ~ a i l e y . A Nelson . . . A Newark-on-~r&t ; A2 Newbiggin . . A2 Newbury . . B1 Newcastleon-Tyne . A Newcastle - under -

Lyme . . A New Forest . . B2 Newmnrket . . B New MIIL . ; A1 Newport(Mcn.) . A Newport(Salop) . B Newport Paanell . B3 Newquay - . . B2 New Radnor . . B3 Newton Abbot A1 Newtnwn - . B3 NorGnton : A Northailerton. . A3 Northampton. . A Northo . . A1 ~ o r t h &ie~ds . A North Walsham . B l Northwich . . A2 Norwich. . . A1 Nottlngham . . A Nuneaton . A Oakham . A3 Ogmore and Cf'arw . A Oldbury . . A Oldham . . A Ongar . . B1 ormsklrk . A Ossett and ~ L r b u r ~ A Oswestrg . . A3 Oundle . . . AS Over . . . A2 Overton. . . B3 Oxford . . . A1 Oxted . . B2 Palgnton . A1 Pangbourne . . BS Pembroke Dock . B3 PembrokeTown . B3 Pellistone . . A Penrlth . . . AS Penzance . . B1 Peterborough. . Al Petworth . . B3 Plymouth . . A

Town. Glrrdr. Pontardawe and

Swansea Valley . A Pontefract . . A Pontyprldd and

Rhondda Valley . A1 Pontypool and Dfa-

trlot . . A1 Poole . . . AS portishead . . A Portsmouth . . A t Port Talbot . . A Poulton, . . A Prescot . . A Prestbury . . A1 Preston. . . A Princetown . . B1 P u b y . . . A

Radcliffe . . A Rainford . . A Ramsgate . . B1 Raonds . . . A8 Reading. . . A2 Redhill . . B Redruth and ' Darn-

borne . . B1 Reigate. . . B Retford . . . AS Rhyl . A2 ~ichmon'd ~ l i r i c t . AS Rlpon . . AS ~ochdal ; . . A Rochester . . B Rosa-on-Wye. . B RosaendaleValley . A Rotherham . . A Royston. . . B1 Ruabon . . A1 Rngby . . . A Runcorn . . A Rusbden . . AS Buskington . . AS

Saffron Walden . B3 Salisbury Oity . B2 Salisbury Plain . B2 Sawbridgeworth . B1 St. Albans . . A1 St. Anne's-on-Sea . A St. Helena . . A St. Ives . . . BB Scarborough . . A1 Selby . A Sevenoah . AS Shardlow . . A Sheerness . . B9

140 STANDARD RATES OF WAOEB.

STANDARD RATES O F WAGES IN THE BULLDING TRADE IN ENGLAND AND WALES-eonlinurd.

Town. Grndr . Shemeld . A Shepton hiallei . B2 Sheringham . . B9 Shlpley . . A Shrewsbury . A2 Slble Eiedinghim . B Slrhowy Valley . A1 Sittingbourne . B3 Skqqnesa . . A¶ Skipton. . . A2 Slealord . AS ~ l o n g h , win& and

Eton . . . A9 Snettlsham . B3 Solihull and G o w l e A1 Southampton. . A2 Sonthend-on-Sea . A1 Southmoor . . A1 Southport . . A South Shleldr . A Southwold . B3 Sowsrby s ridge . A Spaldlng . . B1 Spenny Moor . . A l Spen Valley . . A Stafford . . A1 Stalnes . . . A2 Staithes . . A Stemlord . . A3 Stanley. . . A1 Sterenage . AS Stockbridge (+arks) A Stockport . . A Stockton . A Stoke-on-~reni . A Stokesley . . A (Stourbridge . . A1 Stowmarket . . B3 Stratford-nn-Avon . A3 Stroud . . . AS *Sunderland . A su t ton coldeeid , A Sutton-ln-AnhBeld . A Bwadilncote . . A Sw.naga . . B Swansea. . . A Swanwiok . A

Town. O?rrde. Swlndon . . A3 Tadcaster . . A3 Tamworth . . A1 Taunton . . B Tavfstock . . BS tTess-aide Dlatrict . A Telgnmnuth . . A2 Tenby . . B3 ~ h e t f o r d . . BS Thlrsk . , . B3 Thomburv . . B2 hornt ton. . . A Thmpston . . A3 Tonbridge . . B Topaham . . B2 T o i q u a . . A1 Torringtan . . B Totnea . . . B Towosster . . B t T r i m . . . B2

Ulverston . . A3 Usk . . B2 ~ t t o x e t d r . . A8 Wakefleld . . A Walllngford . . B1 Wahall iucloding

Wednesbu ry and Darlamton . . A

Walton-on-Nase . B Wantage . . B9 Ware . . . AS Warmlnstar . . B9 Warrington . . A Waterhonses . A l Weardale w e s t oi

Stanhope) and Teesdale DLstrlct (West of Barnard Oastle) . . B

Welllngborough . A1 Wellhgton (Salop) . A2 Wellington(Somerset) B2

Town. Grade. Welln . . . B 1 . A2 g $ z Q a r d & City A Wendover . . B3 ~ e s t ~ r o m w l c h ; A Wentbury . . B I Weatgate-on-Ses . B1 Wwthoughton . A Wethsrby . . A l W. Qloncaatershlre B!2 Weston-euner-Mare A% weybrld& . . AI Weymouth . . B1 Whitby . A2 Wbltstable ~ i k ~ l o t . B2 Wlckham Market . 0 Wldnea . . A Wlgan . . . A Wlmbnrne . . B Wlncheeter . . B Windermere . . A3 Windsor and Etou . A3 Wirksworth . . B1 Wlsbeoh. . . B3 Wltley . . . B2 Wltney . B3 witton-le-wear . A1 Woklng . . . B Woklngham . . B Wolslngham . . AS Wolverhampton (Ln-

cludlng Wlllenhall and Bilston) . A

Woodbridge . . BZ Worcester . . A2 Worklngton . . A3 Worksoo . . A9 ~ o r & t n ' ~ . B 1 Wrexham (lnciudlng

Cetn) . . . A1 Wroxham . B1 Wycombe (Hlgb) . A3 Wymondhnm. . B I

Yeadon . . . A Peovll . . . H Pork . . . A Poxford. . . C

5 Includes the industrlal areas of Halesowen, OldHill, Cradley, Oradley Heath, Quarry Bnnk, Lye, Brierley Hlll and portions of the land in between.

Sunderland Dlatrict extends to and includes the Olty of Durham. t Cornnrises the town districts of the Eartlepools, Stockton, bllddlesbrough,

and the lniervenina oreas, extending to Stalthed on the S.E.. Btokaley on the S., taking In the town i f Y a m .

1 'l'yne and Blyth Dlstrict comprise# the town dlltrictm of N e w o d e and G a t d e e d , K. and 9. Shlelds, Blythe, and tho intervening arms.

TABLE SHOWING PRINCIPAL VARIATIONS I N PRICES OF XATEKIALS AND RATES OF LABOUR IN THE LONDON A R E A BETWEEN 1921 A N D 1936.

Based on the list of current prices in "The Builder" and published by kind permisqion of the proprietors.

January, Jnnuary January J a ~ ~ u n r y , ! Januar j , Jnnuary, January January, I 1921. 1926 1 1930. I 1932. 19% / 1 3 4 1 1 1 1936.

hIeci~nnics,pe? h o w . . . . . Labourers ,, . . . . . Best Stocks, per 1,000 alongside on river

np to Londoi~ Bridge . . . . . Flettorrs,per ~,ooodeliveredtat London Goods

Stiitiot~s . . . , . . . . Best White, lvory and Salt-glnzcd Stretchers

ditto . . . . . . . . Thamcs B a l l ~ t . per ynrd, delivered withiu

2 miles of Paddiugton . . . . . Best Portland Cement. oev toi l . delivered , .

in Loudonaren . . . . . . 4 7 6 3 3 6 2 8 o z o c Best (:round Bloe Lias Lime, per to , ! , de-

livered nt rnilway depat . . . . 3 6 1 ; 4 6 1 . 7 6 : I : : 1 1 1 7 6 Bnth Stono, prrjbof cube, delive~'ctl i ~ t Wcst-

houlme Park, Paddington or South Lam- beth, G.W.R. . . . . . l o 2 1 0 l o 2 1 0 / o 2 1 0

Portland Stone, pe r f oo l cube, delivered a t Nine Elms. Southern K. or South Lnm- het11,GW.R. . . . . . . 0 4 4 0 4 4 4 0 4 2 $ , 0 1 4 h 0 4 4 4 O 4 4 h 0 4 4 4

Hwd York Stoue, per foot cube, lu scappled random blocks, delivered a t any goods & t i o n , L o n d o ~ ~ . . . . . . o I 3 3 0 6 3 0 6 3 0 6 2 1 0 6 3

20 in, x l o iu. Best Blue Eangor or Port- modoc Slates, per milk of I , ~ W nt r a i lmy I d e p t h . . . . . . . . I 3 6 1 u 0 , 2 5 1 : 6 2 7 0 u 1 2 5 o o ~ 2 5 : : 1 2 3 5 3 1 2 3 5 o 1 2 3 5 o

Best Madline-made Tiles from Croqelev or

, . a g e p r i c e ) . . . . . . 3 6 0 o 1310 I Z I O O 1210 o 111 o o 11 o o I I I O O 1 1 1 0 0

p e r de1iveredinLondon : 39 o 0 54 0 i. 1 0 1 23 lo 0 20 I o 0 0 0 8 o 0 / 25 lo 0 !! 21 oz. s h e < Qlnss, thirds, per foot sxper-

f i c i d . , . . . . . . o o 8 l o o 65 o o qa o o 4: o 0 4f o o 33 o o 3g o o 3 GenninoGronndEngiishWhiteLenil.perton bg 5 o- 62 lo o 54 o o 47 lo o , 45 o o 45 o o 1 3 o o 51 o o

Staff~brdahire district, per 1,003, F.~.R. Loudon , , . . . . .

Deals, g in. x 4 in. up to 11 in. xq in. pep srandard (avernge price) . . . .

Rolled Steel Joista in London. uer I on (aver-

6 15 o

67 lo o

LADDERS, BARROWS, STEPS, TRESTLES, ETC.

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supplied and fixed.

- Every description o f - Builders' Plant for Sale or Hire.

Scaffold Poles, Scaffold Boards, Putlogs, etc.

Carter's Travelling Cradle, THE CRADLE THAT TRAVELS ANY DISTANCE

ON STRAIGHT OR CURVED FRONTAGES.

- ESTIMATES FREE.

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144 BUILDERS' AND UONTRACTORS' PLANT. GHARGES FOR HIRE-conlin~cd.

S ~ E Y H E N B & CARTER, LTD.-~0ntill~ed. Tower Ladders-eonlfnued.

FIVE SEC'PIONS, I 3 FT. CLOSED, 41 FT. OPEN, PLATFORM rot2 ONE MAN; DETACHABLE BASE, 5 FT. 6 IN. X 7 F'P. 6 IN.

hIininium period of 2 days . . . . 35s. od. each . . . . . For the next 4 days 15s. od. ,, per day

Per day afterwards . . . 10s. 6d. ,, Delivery extra, according to diutance.

Builders' and Painters' Trestles-Enoh Treatlo. I , I I

First Second Aftel Pud 1 e week. 1 .A. I 6 and 8 feet . . . .

STEPS.

First 1 Week Second After 2nd Week. 1 Week. /

SCAFFOLDING. TARPAULINS. Eto. . . . . . . Cords (hemp) IS. od. per dozenper week. .. .. (wire) . . . . 1s. 6d. .. . . . . . . . Putlogs IS. od. .. . . . . . . . Boards 3s. od. .. . . . . . Deala, up to 16 feet 62. od. .. . . . . . over 16 ,, gs. od. .. . . . . . . . ~ k ) d p s 0s. gd. .. . . . . Poles, 20 ft. and under as. od. j .. . . . . . .. 21 ft. and over 3s. od. .. . . . . . Scaflixer Bloclcs 0s. gd. ,, Chams . . . 0s. 6d. ..

Tarpaulins up to 13ft. X Ia ft., 48. od. each per meek Over 18ft. X raft. , . 5s. od. ,, ,, ,, Trucks, gd. per hour^ ; 18. 6d, per day ; 7s. 6d. per uer lr .

-- Per Day.

8. d.

0 4 0 5 0 8 0 1 0

PATENT DOUBLE-CRIP STEEL TUBULAR 8GAFFO1,DINC Manufacturers: Tho London & Mldlend SteelSoaffoldlng Co. Ltd., Westminster,S.W.I

Per Day. 5. d.

0 3 ' 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 6 0 7

T 3 1 0 9

Builders' and Contractors' Plant. CHARGES FOR HIRE.

STEPHENS & CARTER, LTD., Paddington Green, W.2 ; 71 Kennington Road, s.E.11 ; and 735 to 761 Harrow Road, N.w.10.

The dny of' Iiwing and the day of vetul-n are each c h n ~ y e d as whole days, irrespective of the h o w .

Exclusire of Builders' profit. LADDERS.

Up to 20 rounds . , , . , 2 1 , , 30 ,, . . . . 31 $ 9 40 s t . . 41 9 9 50 9 , . - . . . j ~ , , 60 ,, . . . . . 61 ,, 70 ,, . . . . . 71 ,, 80 ,, . . . . . 81,, 85 ,, . . . . . 86 ,, go ,, . . . . . 91 9 , 95 9 , . . . . . 96 ,, IOO ,, . . . . .

I01 ,, I05 ,, . . . . . 106 and npmards . . . . .

First Week.

Second Week.

Per Day. s. d. o 6 0 7 0 9 0 I1

I 0 3 I 6 9 2 2

2 6 3 0 3 6 4 0

Per Day, 8 . d. 0 4 0 5 0 7 0 9 0 I0

I 0 I 3 I 6 I I0 2 2

2 6 3 0 3 6

After 2nd Week. - .- -. Pcr nay. s. (1. 0 2

0 3 0 5 0 7 o 8 0 I0

I 0

1 3 I 6 1 9 2 0

2 6 3 0

Extension

to Up t o zo ft. extended 30 rd, 1 , 0 #, ,, 45 9,

31 ,, 40 ,, ,, 60 ,, 41 ,, 4s 9 , i 0 49 9, 56 2 , 9, 85 3 ,

Over56ft. . . . .

, bldrs.' ladder 7 , I ,

I , $ 9

11 I,

I > 7 , . . . Tower Ladders.

F I V E SECTIONS, 7 FT. CLOSED, 27 FT. OPES, PLATFORM FOB ONE ;\IAN ; DETACHABLE BASE, 4 FP. 6 IN. X 6 FT. 5 IN.

11inimum period of 2 days . . . . 2 js. od. each For the next 4 days . . . . . 10s. od. ,, per day Per day afterwards . . , . . 6s. 6d. ,, FOUR SECTIONS, 13 FT. CLOSED, 3 j FT. OPEN, PLATFORM FOR

ONE MAN ; ~ E T A C Z ~ A B L F : BASE, 5 FT. X 7 FT. 6 IN. Minimum period of 2 days . . . . 30s. od. each For the next 4 days . . . . . 12s. 6d. ,, per day Per day afterwards . . . . . 8s. 6d. ,,

PATENT DOUBLE-CRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDINC Manufactunrs: The London & Midland Steel Scaffoldins Co. Ltd., Westminster, S.W.1

'43

For BUILDING PURPOSES Also

R/iI EXTENSION LADDERS P11,l Deliveries immediately from Stock.

Barrows and Trucks of all Write for kinds, Watchmen's Huts, price List Contractors' Offices, a c . , Issued quoted at low prices and Monthly , delivered at shortest notice.

Enquiries solicited from THE BUILDING TRADE

Phone : VICTORIA 8238 U 8239 ! Telegrams : " Adiagslat, Sowest, London "

Specialist in Builders' Requirements. SCAFFOLD POLES, BOARDS AND PUTLOGS - delivered in loads direct to your site by motor lorry. Write for our Con- tractors' Store List for Tarpaulins, Scaffold Cords, Lashings, Sewer Boots, etc. :: :: We stock them.

LOWEST PRICES IN LONDON. - d T R I A L ORDER TI*IILL CONVIA'CE I O U .

HENRY L. COCKLE Denison House,

VAUXHALL BRIDGE ROAD, S. W. 1 (Victorin Strcet end).

146 BVILDEIB8' AND OONTRAaTORS' PLANT.

GHARGES FOR HIRE-conlit~ued. STEPHENS &. CARTER, LTD.-continued.

TRAVELLING CRADLES. LIFTING TACKLE,

Each Cradle with Blocks & Falls Track, per length Swing Seat, 2 ~ ~ o c k ' s and ail Weston Pulley, I ton . .

l a ,, . . 2 , . . 3 , 9 . .

1 9 5 9 , . . 12 ft. Pipe Shear Legs . . 56 Ib. Weights . . . Hoisting Crabs . . Screw Jacks (smali) . .

, (large) . . Diaphragm Band Pump, gin. Wire Bonds. Vdiam. per roo tt.

Ditto ' if! ,, - ,, 25 i t , x 9' dia. Wire Bonds

perdozI . . . . Sling Chsins (large) . .

(small) . . Jack 'koll and Chain . .

PS. - First Day. - s, d . 0 0 -

," :: 3 0 3 6 4 0 6 o 2 6 0 2

3 6 0 9 1 0

:o 0

2 6 4 0

1 6 0 4 2 6

MISGELLANEOUS.

Blocks only (each) I sheave . . . 1 , 2 I , . . .

3 . . . add& Fall ~ ) d r d s & ~ x i d e s (each) . . Long Falls, over IOO ft. . . . . Cripples Wood or Iron (each) . . , WindowllIachines. , . . . KollerBoards. . . . , . Navvv Barrows . . . . . ~ r a i n " ~ o d s per set, 60 ft, or less . ,

,, Stoppers qin. and din. . . . $, gin. . . .

Drain Bag and Pump, qin, and 6in. . Force and Lift Pumps . . . .

to. -

3econd Day. - s. d. 4 0 - 2 0 I 6 2 0 2 6 3 0

3 6 2 0 0 I 2 6 o 6 0 9 5 0 2 0

3 6

- 0 9 0 3 2 0

-

Third Day. - 8 , d. 2 0 -

I 6 3 I 6 1 9 2 6 3 0 I 6 0 I

2 0

0 3 o 6 2 6 I 6 2 6

- o 6 0 2

I 6

-

First TVeek.

Per Day. 8. d. 0 4 o 6 0 9 o 6 2 0

0 5 I 0

o 6 0 5 2 0

o 6 0 4

One I ont ti^ Werk. I of 4

Secoud Week.

'er Day. s. d. 0 2

0 4 o 6 0 4 I 6 0 2 0 i 0 4 0 3 I 0

0 4 o 6

Aer 2ud Week.

Per Day. 8. d. 0 I 0 2

0 4 0 3 0 9 0 2

o 6 0 3 0 2

o 6 0 3 0 4 I 0

0 3

P A T E N T DOUBLE-GRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDINC supplied by the actual manufacturers -

BUILDERS' AND OONTRAOTOES' PLANT. 147

CHARGES POR HIRE-conlinwd.

STEPHENS & CARTER, LTD.- continued.

Crowbars. . . . . . . Earth Kammers . . . . . Steel Wedges . . . . . . pail^ . . . . . . . BasketChains. . . . . . Barrow ,, . . . . . . Floor Cramps. . . . . . Rubbishwheels . . . . . Dust Shsetq . . . . . . . . . Paste Board and two trestles MortarBoards . . . . . Rubbish Baskets . . . . . . . . . . . Spirit Levels Straight Edge . . . . . . Trowels . . . . . . . . . . . . M o r t a r L a r r y . HairHook . . . . . . Slater1sRipper. . . . . . S h o v e l s . . . . . . . Pickaxe . . . . . . . Sledge Hammers . . . . . . Scaffold Brackets (Homphries' Patent) :

3 Boards wide (per set) 5 ,* 9 9

Per Day. s. d. 0 I

0 I

0 I

0 I

0 I

0 3 0 3 0 3 0 I

0 3 0 I

0 2 0 a 0 2 0 I

0 I

0 I 0 I

0 I 0 I

0 I

APPROXIRIATE HIRE KATES OF CONTRACTORS' MACHINERY.

The prices n a ~ i ~ e d are per meek of 48 working hours and are exclusive of the cost of delivery and collection.

Unless otherwise specified the contractor provides the fuel, oil, and stores.

EXCAVATORS.

Half cubic yard Excavator, mounted on caterpillar tracks, and supplied with Druglino, Shovel Bucket, Skimmer Scoop, or Back Acter Attachment. E3o 0s. od. per meek.

f cu. yd. Excavator, as above, E24 10s. oJ. per week.

The capacity of the & cu. yd. Excavator, working under norlnalcond~tions, is from 1,000 to 1,500 cubic ~ . a ~ * d s in the solid per meek. The capacity of t h e 2 cu, yd, is about 25 % leas.

The London & Midland Steel Scaffolding Co. Ltd, ldderleinh House, Caxton St.,S.W.I. T.N. VlCtoria 648314 : T.A. Dubelgrip, Sowest

148 B U I L D E R S ' A N D OONTRAOTORS' P L A N T .

GEARGES FOR HIRE-continued.

Trenching Machine, to dig to a depth of 14 ft., and capable of making trenches from 18' to 4'7' wide, £35 0s. 042. per week.

The output of the Trenching Machine is about 300 cubic ya i~ l s 111 the fnlid per day, but varies according to the conditions.

The hire rates quoted inclode sul~ply of a skilled oyerntor, s a l~p l j of the necessary fuel and oil, and n~aintennnco aud insurance of the machi~ie during the hire period.

STEAM CRANES (including insurance). I-ton Crane La js. od. per week. 3-ton Crane £4 js. od. per week. 2-to11 ,, £3 5s. od. ,, 5.ton ,, E 7 5s. od. ,,

STEEL ERECTION MAST, 60 f t . high, in three 20 ft, sectious (including guy ropes, snatch blocks and crab winch). p t o n Mast & 10s. od. per week. 8-ton Maat £10 10s. od. per week.

HBN1)-POWER DERRICK CRANES, all steel construction.

I-ton Crane with 30 ft. jib . . . E2 XIS. 6d. per week 2-ton ,, ,, 4 0 f t . , , . . . L33s.od. ,, 3-ton ,, ,, 4oft . ,, . - . L445.0d. ,, p t o n ,, ,, 40 ft. ,, . . . 11;s 0s. ad. ,,

ROAD ROLLERS (including driver, fuel and oil). +ton Petrol Roller 35s od. per day 8-ton Diesel Holler 3 js. od, per day 6-ton Diesel ,, 35.9. od. ,, ,, lo-ton Steam ,, 35s. oJ. ,, ,,

Scarifying extrn 2s. od. per hour.

CONCRETE MIXERS. 5/3& CU. ft. capacity without loading hopper 32s. 6d. per week

715 9 , ,, v i th ,, ,, 4js.od. ,, 1017 , t t r 6js.od. ,, 14110 9 , ,, ,, 110s. od. ,,

PORTABLE PETROL-DRIVEN AIR COJIPRESSORS (including hose and tools).

a-gun machine . . . . £7 10s. od. per week y g u n , . . . . £10 03. od. ,, ,+-gun ,, . . . . , I ; r a~os .od . ,,

FITzPATR~CK & SON f i r PLANT HIRE 455 O L D F O R D R O A D , L O N D O N ' E.3

BUILDERS' AND UONTRAUTORS' PLANT. 140

CHARGES F O R HIRE-contin~led.

PETROL LOCOMOTIVES, z ft. gauge.

zo h.p. Loco k 4 0s. od. per week. 12 1l.p. Loco £3 10s. od. per week.

PORTABLE LIGHT IIAILWAY TRACK, z ft. gauge. I(/. per yard per week.

TIPPING WAGONS, z ft. gauge, from to I cu. yd. capacity. 52. od. each per week.

PORTABLE PETROL-DRIVEN PUMPS, with zo ft. hose, footvalve and strainer.

3' Pump £2 17s. 6d. per meek. 4' Pump &3 17s. 6d. per week.

RAND-POWER DIAPHRAGM PUMPS, with 20 ft. hose, footvalve and strainer.

3. and 4' pumps from LI 10s. od. to L2 OS. od. per week.

BUILDERS' EIOIS'rS, complete v i t h say 50'160' rails, carriage, and all accessories to make the hoist complete.

5 cwts. t o 7 cwts. capacity . . . £3 jr . od. per week I Z C V ~ S . capacity . . . . . A4 5s. od. ,,

PORTABLE XIOKPAR MILLS, with petrol engines. 6ft. diameter £3 10s. od. per week. 7 ft. diarneterL4 0s. od. per week.

I z X 6 PORTABLE PETROL DRIVEN BRICK CRUSIIER, inonnted on a chassis. £4 0s. odd per week.

sw C.P. ACETYLENE FLARES. 15s. 6d, each per week. Carbideextra.

ONE-MAN RAMMERS, zoo lbs, capacity. £4 10s. od. per week.

P U R C H A S E P R I C E S FOR BARROWS. LADDERS, &a.

STEPHENS & CARTER, LTD., Paddingtoil Green, W.Z. ;

71 Kennington Road, 6.E.11 ; and 735 to 761 Harrow Road, N.w.10.

BARROWS, EXCAVATORS' (NAVVY).-Ash frames, elin body, with 1% cast iron wheels, 15s. 6d. each ; with I&' wrought iron wlreels, 16s. 6d. each and with tf" mood mheels with iron t,yres, 22s. 6d, e a c l ~ .

BBRROWS, BOX.-9 inch sides, each, 42s.; 12 ditto, 488.

PATENT DOUBLE-GRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDING Manufacturers: The London 8 Mldland SteellScaffoldlne Co. Ltd., Westminster, 8.W.I

160 BUILDEREI' AND CIONTRAOTOBB' PLANT.

PURCHASE PRICES-oonlinucd.

BARROWS, General Purpose.-Size of top, 23 X 31 inches, hardwood, each, 2js. ; painting, 7s. 6d. extra.

BARROWS, seamless pressed body, tubular frame, wrot steel wheels, 27s. 6d. each.

LADDERS, BUILDEM'.-Up to 30 rounds 08. ~od. per round. 31 to 35 ,, 0s. IO@ ,, 35 to 40 ,, 0s. I I ~ . ,, 41to45 9 , 1.9. od. ,, 46to50 ,, IS. rd. ,, 51 t o 55 , IS. ad. ,, ,+to60 ,, IS. qd. ,,

A11 bolts free. Painting extra.

LADDERS, EXTENSION, in z sections.

Height in feet. Price. Height in feet. Price. Closed. Open. L s. d. Closed. Open. E s. d.

8 '3 2 5 0 '5 27 4 I 3 0 10 17 2 12 6 16 rg 4 19 o 12 21 3 2 6 18 33 5 19 0 I4 25 3 1 5 0 20 37 6 1 2 6

The above ladders are not 22 41 7 7 0 wirpd. The ladders 1 j 24 45 8 10 o feet closed and upwards are mired.

Also made in three sections from 8 it. to 24 ft, closed (equal to 1 8 it. to 66 ft. open), a t prices from &3 12s. od. to &18 os, od. each.

Discount 15 % . TRESTLES, PAINTERS', well made of selected material with wrought

iron joints. Feet high 6 8 lo rz 14 16

s.d. s.d, 8.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. Priceseach 12 o 16 o 20 o 24 o 35 o 40 o

LADDER CRIPPLE, 3 ft. platform, 2p. ; 3 ft. 6 ins. 25s.

PAINTERS1 WINDOW MACHINE, from 37s. 6d.

12UBBlSH BASKET, with iron rods through the handles and bottom reinforced, 5s. 6d. each.

STEPS, with swing backs and iron tie rods, per tread, IS. 6d.

DITTO, exceeding 10 It, high, per tread, IS. gd.

PATENT DOUBLE-CRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDINC Manufacturers : The London & Mldland Steel Scaffolding Co. Ltd., Westmlnster, 8.W.I

S A N K E Y STEEL PRODUCTS

STEEL WHEELBARROWS 1 FOR ALL PURPOSES I PRESSED STEEL I SEAMLESS

WHEELBARROW

BODIES 0

SINKS and DRAINING I BOARDS in STAINLESS

STEEL and VITREOUS

ENAMELLED STEEL

PRESSED STEEL

HOT WATER PANEL

RADIATORS

0

METAL TRIM

SECTIONS

0

PRESSED STEEL

DOOR FRAMES,

WINDOW SILLS,

CHANNELS, etc.

JOSEPH SANKEY & SONS LTD. Albert Street Works, I Hadley Castle Works.

BILSTON, Staffs. I WELLINGTON, Shropshire.

16s . BUILDERS' AND CONTRACTORS' PLANT.

PURCHASE PRICES-contlnftni.

DREW,&ARK &Go., Lea RridgeRond, Leyton, E.IO : gWaterloo Rnad,S.E. I

"DIABIOXD" TELESCOPIC LADDERS, Drew's patent, fitt,ed with one piece automatic sprmgless locks, ropes and pulleys.

Feet (extended) 20 24 28 30 34 s.d. s , d . s . d . s , d . s . d .

Prices each j z o 6 4 o 76 o 82 o 98 o

TOWER LADDERS, from £10, or for hire: also made in three sections.

" RAP-RIG " SCAFFOLD (HIGGS' & DREW'S PATENT). Each unit consists of four slotted uprights, ewli 7 ft. 6 in, long, of two

3 in. x 15 in. deal9 with 4 in x 3 in. x 2 In. blocks bolted between same a t intervals t o support scaffold boards (which can be used as ledgers), eight braces all bolted together and forming a platform about 10 ft. 9 in. x 10 ft. 9 in. One unit allows platform a t any height up t o 6 ft. I O ~ in. ; two units 14 ft. 4$ in. : three nnity 21 ft. 104 in, and 80 011.

Shorter units can be supplied.

Price per complet,e unit, A4 15s. od. Carriage paid. Hire charges on application.

HENRY L. COCKLE, Denison House, a96 Vauxhall Bridge Road, S.W.1.

BARROWS, NAVVY.-I' Elm body, ash or oak fraineand legs, mild steel leg stays. s. (1.

With cast iron wheel, rf' tread . , . . each I Z 6 ,, wrought steel wheel, I$' tread . . . , 16 o ,, wood (iron tyre) ,, 2" ,, . . . , 16 6 ,, with pneumatic-tyred wheel 4" tread . . , 32 6

BAHROWS, GENERAL PURPOSE.-Body k c , as last ; wood wheel, 2' tread, iron tyred. With top, each 26s. od.; without top, each 17s. 6d.

BARROWS. MORTAR NAVVY.-Body kc. as above. With cast iron wheel, I+' tread, each 21s. od. ; with wrought iron wheel, IY tread, each 26s. od.

BARROWS, STEEL.- 16 gauge bodies.

3 cubic feet capacity . . . , 22s. od.

4 $ 9 9 , . . . . 24s.6d. Spare parts are aroilable.

PATENT DOUBLE=CRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDINC supplied by the actual manufacturerr w

BUILDERS' AND UONTRAOTORS' PLANT. 163

PURCHASE PRICES-mnllnued.

TRUCKS, BUILDERS' HAND.-Constructed mith hardwood body, 4' o' X a' 6", wheels 36" diameter with if' x &' tyresand fourplate s p r i n p ; will carry 15 cwts.-In the white .&8 10s. od. ; painted 10s. od. A11 as above but without springs.-In the white ,&6 18s. od. ; painted L 8 2s. 011. If fitted v i t h pneumatic-tyred wheels add LI 1s. 6d.

Prices F.O.R. London.

LADDERS, 13UILDERS1.-Up to 30 rounds 0s. gd, per round. 31 to 40 , os, robd. ,, 41 to 50 ,, 1 3 . aid. ,,

Prices for longer lengths on application.

LADDERS, EXTENSION. Three part,-

Built with sides of selected st,raight grain Columbian pine, rungs of . tllortmghly seasoned oak or ash, ~ f " diameter, fitted and pinned spaced :rt 10" centres. Fitted with automatic locks and best quality plaited hemp lines for pulling up. Guaranteed best workmat~ship and material..

Length Closed.

feet.

Two part- Closed. feet. C,

Length Extended.

feet. I 7 23 31 40 49

Open. feet. 10

16 22

28

31 38

Equal to a builders' ladder

of rungs. Price.

25 471- 34 601- 46 801- 60 1101-

73 1381-

CRIPPLES, LADDER.-- \VS~U~II~ iron, adjustnble, per pair 37s. Gd. ,, WINDOW.-Complete with adjusting irons, made to fold

up, each ass. d.

The London & Midland Steel Scaffoldin Co. Ltd. lddeslelgh Houne, Caxton St.,S.W.I. T.N. VlCtorla 648314 ; T.A. % ubelgrlp,Sowsst

164 BUILDERS' AND OONTRAOTORS' PLANT.

PURGHASE PRICES-eonlfnucd. HENRY L. COCKLEI-continued. TRESTLES, PAINTERS1.-Up to I Z It. high, pc.r foot 2s. qd.

Over 12 ,, ,, ,, as. 8d.

RUBBISH BASKETS.-la in, high, 18 in. across top, each 5s. od. Ditto reinforced with stout wire ,, 6s. od.

STEPS, BUILDERS'.-Up to 10 treads, per tread IS. ~ o d . Over 10 ,, ,, 2s. od.

Lighter pattern Up to 10 ,, ,, IS. 6d.

SCAFFOLD CORDS, cut and whipped. Prices per dozen- s. d. a. d.

Besttarredhemp I$ in. circ. ~j ft. 6 o 16 ft. 6 6 ,, , , 2 ,, 5 ,, 8 g 16 ,, 9 9

Under 6 dozen carriage forward.

SCAFFOLD LASHES.-Flexible steel wire, galvanized, q in. circ., fitted with thimble one end and ferrule the other.

Prices per dozen-12 ft. 10s. gd.; 15ft. 12s. od.; 16 ft. 12s. gd.; 18 ft. 149. 3d.

Carriage paid on 6 dozen and over.

COLLAPSIBLE ROAD SHELTERS (PORTABLE)-Covered with best quality Blackdressed or Greenproofed Canvas with flaps to open either end and transparent canvas on sides for light. Framework of Galvanized tubular iron. Prices include delivery.

1 5 ' X 7 ' 6 ~ X 6 ' 6 * 1 z ' X 6 ' X 6 ' 7 ' 6 # X 5 ' 6 * ~ 6 ' A15 10s. 6d. A12 12s. od. £9 7s. 6d.

COLLAPSIBLE WATCIIMEN'S SHELTERS. Frame of Galvanized tubular iron, covered with best quality Blackdressed Flan Canvas with fold-up back rest and seat. Size 3 ft. wide, qft. 6ins. deep and 6 ft. high. Price A4 77s 911. delivery free.

FALL ROPES.-Manilla, 1st quality. IOO 150

s, d. s. d. 3 in. circumference 19 o 28 6 2 1 9 , 9 , 15 o 22 6 4 9 , 13 o rg 6

DUST SHEETS, DECORATORS'.-" B," heavy cotton.

S i z s i n f e e t 9 x 6 1 0 x 6 1 2 x 6 1 2 x 9 Per dozen 321- 361- 4216 641-

PATENT DOUBLE-CRIP STEEL TUBULAR supplled by the actual manufacturern

zoo feet. 3. d.

38 o each. 30 0 ,, 26 0 ,,

BUILDERS' AND CONTRACTORS' PLANT. 155

P U R C H A S E PRIGBS-co~ i l lnued . H E S ~ Y L. Cocn~s-cmtinusd.

TARPAULINS-NEW-Best quality. Complete with Eyelets and Hopes.

Marking with Name and Town a t 3s. od. per sheet extra. '

Blnck Oil Black Oil Oreeo White or Green Green Trade Dre~sed. Dressed. Proofed Green Cotton. Cotton. Sizes. No. I. No. 2. Flux. 18 08. Proofed Mrdiuni fleau!~.

Finx.z~&oa. IYe lg I~ t . f : s . d . d : s . d . . C s . d . f , a . d . d S 8 . d . E 8 . d .

g f t . x g f t . 1 1 9 1 4 0 1 3 .; 1 j $J 1 1 0 1 4 g I Z , , X $ J , , 1 9 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 . 3 0 1 8 0 1 1 3 0 1 2 , , x 1 2 , , 1 1 8 8 2 2 8 2 I 4 2 4 o 1 1 7 4 2 4 o X I 2 8 4 213 4 2 1 1 8 2 1 5 o 2 6 8 2 1 5 o 1 5 , , x 1 5 , , 3 o 6 3 6 8 3 4 g 3 8 g 218 4 3 8 g 1 8 , , x 1 2 , , 218 o 3 4 o 3 2 o 3 6 o 2 1 6 o 3 6 o 1 8 x 1 , 312 6 4 0 0 3 1 7 6 4 2 6 3 1 0 0 4 z 6 1 8 , , x 1 8 , , 4 7 o 416 o 413 o 419 o 4 4 o 419 o 2 o , , x 1 5 , , 4 I o 4 9 0 4 6 3 411 9 318 o 4 1 1 g Z I , , X I ~ , , 4 4 6 413 4 4 1 0 6 416 3 4 I 8 416 3 ~ I , , x I ~ , , 5 1 6 I 5 8 6 5 1 5 6 4 1 8 0 5 1 5 6 2 4 , , x 1 8 , , 5 1 6 o 6 8 o 6 4 o 612 o 512 o 612 o

The above are "Trade Sizes." Prices for " Finished Sizes " can be obtained on application.

TARPAULINS-SECOND-HAND-Properly repaired and redressed (both sides) ra i lvay sheets, cotnpleto with eyelets and cords.

Sizc about 20 ft. X 14 ft. . . each 42s. od. 1 9 , 4 9 , x 0 a ,, 249. 0d.

Carriage paid London area. Special prices for half-dozens and dozens.

MAULS, WOOD.-Heavy, iron bound, 6' X IO', 10s. od. each.

PICK SHAFTS.-36 in. hickory, 15s. 6d. per dozn .

PICKS (ROAD).-Solid steel, 8 Ihs. 24s. od. per dozen.

TRENCH PUMPS, from L 4 7s. 6d.

SAND AND GRAVEL SCREENS.-Frames of IF yellow deal, strongly clamped with iron and strong iron bars a t back. Pricesof laced pattern. 3' 'c* P ' &' mesh

s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d , s . d , s . d . 5'0' X 2'6' ... 22 o 23 3 24 o 26 o 28 o 33 6 5'6' X 2'9' ... 23 6 25 o 26 6 28 o 30 9 37 3 6'0' X 3'0' ... 27 9 28 g 29 9 30 g 31 g 39 9 6'0' x 4'0' ... 47 9 52 g 57 9 62 9 69 o 87 6

Extra strong Locketed screens a t slightly increased prices and these screens can be made in coarser meshes if required.

The London & Midland Steel Scaffolding Co. Ltd. ldderleigh House, Caxron St.,S.W.I.T.N. VlCtorla 6483/4; T.A. Dubelorlp, Sowert

156 BUILDEBS' AND CONTBAOTOXS' PLANT.

P U R G H A S E P R I G E S - - c o ? ! t i ? ~ t ~ e d .

HENRY L. C O O K L E - C O ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ U ~ ~ .

PORTABLE OFFICES, ETC.

Specification " A."-Constructed with first quality timber, 3" X 2'

framing, covered with T. & G. boards. Floor, I' T. & Ci. flooring on 3' x 2' joists. Roof match-lined, corered with Kuberoid roofing felt. Door strongly hing~,d, fitted with lock and key. Windows, one or two, or glazed along one side, as desired, with 21 oz. glass (two end portions to open). Complete with desk and plan drawer. Built in sections for easy erectlon on site and sent complete with all necessary bolts.

Specification L ' B."-Constructed with tirst quality timber. Sides of .f' matchboard on 2' X 2' framing. $' T. & G. tlooriug on 2' X z' floor joists. RIatch-lined roof covered with Ruberoid. Fitted with one window to open, one door fitted with lock and key, pay t rap and desk with drawer. Despatched in sections for eaeily assembling on the job.

Length. Width. Height t o Eaves. Specn. " 8." S p e w " B." feet. feet. feet. L s. d. L s. d.

8 6 6 1 1 5 o 9 0 ° 10 6 6 12 1 2 o 10 z 6 10 8 6 14 8 o I I I ~ o 12 8 65 16 13 o - 12 I 0 7 19 7 0 - 14 10 7 22 I0 0 -

Extra for mounting on four 12" wheels and steel axles 2 o o Extra for draw bars . o 17 6

WATCHMEN'S HUTS.-Portnble,co~nplete !r ith seat,size 4'0" X 3'0" X6'o' to eaves. Price from k-2 7~' . 6d.

LATR1KES.-From L 3 5s. oJ. All prices Nett and F.O.R. London, except where otherwise stated.

BARDSLEYS (RARROWS) COLCHESTER, 196, Bergholt Road, Colchester. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Navvy Barrows L r o 10.;. od. pel. doz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steel narrows r I I 15. od. ,, , ,

Push-np Extension Ladders . . . . . . . . . IS. 31. pel. V I L I L Y

Pull-up ,, , , . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 9 . 9 , ,, . . . . . . . . . Jobbing Ladders up to 31 rungs IS. od. ,, ,,

Builders Steps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2s. 6d. p i , t w n d Tarpaulins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a,. 6d. lie,. sqr~irre y ( r i ~1

All orders Cmriage Paid.

Quotations for Hand Carts, Trestles, &c.

PATENT DOUBLE-GRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDING rupplled by the actual rnanufacturara

BUILDERS' AND CONTRACTORB* PLANT. 187

PURCHASE PRIGES-continued.

ROWLAND BROS., Bletohley, London showrooms, 40 and 42, Oxford

Street, W.I.

Navvy h r r o w , size 2 it,. 6 ins. x z It. 6 in, on top, conrtructod of ash and elm bolted together and fitted nibh 16in. x 8 in. cast iron wheel, legs double stayed, capacity about a bushels. 17s. od. each.

Ditto, size 2 ft;. 8 in. x 2 ft. 8 in. ditto. 18s. od. each.

Navvy Barrow of ash framing and ehn box fitted nit11 prcsled steel tray 16 gauge in one piece, r! ft. 8 ins. x 2 ft. 4ins. a t top TI$ ins, deep a t front and 7ins. a t back bolted together and with 16 ins. s 8 in. cast iron wheel, legs double stayed. 23s. ad, earl].

Either of the above barrows fitted with :-

16" x IY Cast iron wheel . . . . . . . . . a t 6d, each extra . . . . 16" E 4" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 11- .. . . . . . . . . . . . 16. x IY Wrot iron wheel 216 ,, .. 17. x IF Steel wheel... . . . . . . . . . . . 916 ,, ... . . . . 16' x IF Wooden wheel (mortised) ,, 516

16' x IV ,, ,, (spokes dropped in) ,, 41- ,, ,, Honldsworth's patent cast iron bushes ... ,, 113 per barrow extra . . . . If without log stays . . . . . . . . . . . ,, I/- less

Carriage Paid to Stations in England and W ~ l e s in nett ,& lots.

Trade Discount IS % nett.

PORTABLE PUMPS.

R. RICHARDS & Co., Old 13argc House Works, Upper Ground, S.E.I. Portable Wrought Iron Galvanized Pumps :-

Diam. of Barrel gin. 4in. sin. 6in. 7in. 8in. gin. s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s.d. 8.d. 3 .d .

Heavy . , 63 o 75 o 81 o 93 o 138 o 168 o 195 o

Diaphragm or Trench Pumps. Approximate quantity of water raised per hour, a t 60 strokes per minute, 3,800 gallons.

Pomp, with side suction for 3 in. iron tube, E 4 I js. od.

The London & Midland Steel Scaffolding Co. Ltd. lddeoleigh House, Caxton St.,S.W.I. T.N. VlCtoria 6483i4 ; T.A. Dubel~r lp, Sowest

0

168 BUILDERS' AND CONTRACTORS' PLANT.

PORTABLE PUMPS-cnutinved.

H. RICHAI~DS $ CO.-continued.

Power driven 3' diaphragm pump on wrought iron carriage and draw bar L42.

Brass union, 13s. 6d. ; 3 in. X *ply india rubber suction hose, 33. gd. per foot ; galvanized steel strainers, 88. Grl. each ; extra brass unions, nos. od, per pair ; cast iron foot valves and strainers, 158. od. ewh.

The above prices are Nett. Delivery in London.

TUBULAR SCAFFOLDING.

Steel Tubular Scaffolding, suitable for all t,ypes of esterior and interior acnffolding.

Hire charges (minimum 4 weelrs) :- . . . . . Tubes ad. per ft. per month

Couplers and base plates . . rd . each ,, .. . . . . . Putlogs fd. per ft.

Reductions for large quantities and for long periods.

SCAFFOLDING (GREAT BRITAIN), LTD., 3441360, South Lambeth Road, S.W.8.

Patent Tubular Scaffolding, composed of approximately 2. outside diameter weldless steel tubes connected by patent couplers, simple, adaptable and rapid in assembly and disrntlntling. The tubes are held by the turn of a single setscrew and are easily aud economically stored and transported. The new SCAFLOCK worm joint effects a 25% economy in couplers.

IIIIZE PRICES (excluding delivery and collection) pel- ?, lo,~th. 3. d.

Patent Splitheads Large . . . . . . e n d 2 6 . . . . . . . . t~ ,, Medium 2 o .. . . . . . . . . 9 Small I g

Patent Tubeshorr . . . . . . . . . ,, a 6

TUBULAR STEEL SCAFFOLDING.

Patent Scaflock Tube . . . . . . pel. f t . o oh All Scaffolding Fittings including :-

Putlogs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . each o z

Scaffold Boards . . . . . . . . . po. doz. 5 o

Speoial inclusive quotations for contracts.

PATENT DOUBLE-GRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDING Manufacturers : The London & Mldland Steel Soaffoldlno Co. Ltd., Westmlnstsr,S.W.I

The organisation which supplies all SCAFFOLDING requirements

Tubular Scaffolding Cradle Scaffolds " Scafftxer " Pole Ties Adjustable Splitheads Telescopic "Tubeshors " " T u b i t r i g " Mobi le Scaffolds Material Hoists . Ladders and

Brackets Steps and Trestles

Plant o n Sale or Hire sive Cont rac t

The originators of Steel Tubular Scaffolding

S O U T H LAMBETH ROAD, L O N D O N TELEPHONE NOS. : (FOUNDED 1906) MACAULAY 456 1 /4

S. W.8

STOCK DEPOTS AND WORKS AT ABERDEEN B I R M I N G H A M B R I G H T O N BRISTOL

Tel. : 4287 Tel. : Mid. 3866 Tel. : Ports. 8533 Tel. : 5723 1 CARDIFF . D U N D E E - E D I N B U R G H EXETER Tel. : 5632 Tel. : 3054 Tel. :43191 Tel. : 4430 G L A S G O W MANCHESTER . N O T T I N G H A M Tel. : lbrox 838 Tel. : East 1092 Tel. : 84586 NEWCASTLE B O U R N E M O U T H S O U T H A M P T O N

Tel. : 25957 Tel. : Southbourne 1456 Tel. : West End 67252

160 BUILDERS' AND CONTRACTORS' PLANT.

TUBULAH SGAFFOLDNG-C~II~~II?~~~.

THE LONDON &, MIDLAKD SPEEL SCAFFOLDING CO. LTD., Iddesleigh House, Chrtou Street, S.W.1. Wurks a t Old Hill, Stafiordshire.

I'atent Double Grip Steel Tubuli~r Scaffolding fittings, all one piece Tlrilish SLeel drop forgings, used in conjunction with 6 Tauye r+iii. non~u~a l bore scaffolding lnbing.

Patent Double Grip Conplers give donLle strength and are easily and inc~pidly erected and dis~nalitled.

Also Patent Split Heads, Sho'es and all scaffolding accessories manu- fdctured esclusirely in the Company's omn vorks.

Riro price, minimuin four weeks :-

'rubes i d . per jbot per iilonth.

Couplers, eta. ~ d . each per month.

Prices for purchabe on application.

SAFETY SUSPENDED SCAFFOLDING.

SCAFFOLDING (GREAT BRITAIN), LTD., are tho pioneers of a system of suspended scaffolding for use on steel and concrete frame buildings. It is mechanically raised and lovered by wire ropes suspended from cantilevers above and is designed to carry all ordinary scaffold loads. In the winter time or bad weather these suspended platforms can be covered in, maimed and lighted.

CARTER'S PATENT TRAVELLING CRADLE (proprietors, Stephens & Carter, Ltd.). A single " Carter " Cradle travels on a level track any distance, negotiating curved or irregular shaped buildings as easily as straight frontages, enabling any point on the highest or widest building to be ~mched.

3IORTAR MILLS.

S~IEDLEY BROTUEHS LIMITED, Eagle Iron Works, Belper, Derbys.

Smedley (Patented) Mortar Mill with steel framework " Ardurite " runners, and " Ardurite " bottom plates in pan the midth of the ruuners and replaceable. These mills are claimed to be extremely strong yet light and are low enough to be filled and emptied from the ground level.

PATENT DOUBLE-GRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDlNC Manufacturers : The London & MldlandSteelScaffoldlno Co. Ltd., Westrnlnster. S.w.1

1 1 1 BURTON'S PATENT

)I( ' PATENT SPLIT HEADS & SHORES

111 H I R E PURCHASE 111 H I R E CONTRACT

SALE H I R E Deal direct with Every f i t t i n g a the actual manu- one-piece British facturers Steel Drop Forging

I I I Manufactured Exclusively by

Tel.: VlCtoria 648314. Grams: Dubelgrip, Sowert, London. Branches and Depots at: Birmingham, Brighton, Brlstol, Edinburgh, Glargow,

Hull, Manchester, Southampton, ctc. Rj'tnil

162 BUILDBIRS' AND (30NTRAUTOB.S' PLANT.

MORTAR MILLS-to?tl iarle~l . SXEDLGY I~ROTHERS, LIJIITYD-~07itinlted.

Type R.S.F. 103B. Portable Mill Type R.S.F. I. Stationary hlill r r i t l~ combined with petrol engiue. fast and loose pulleys.

Diam. of pan. Capacity Price. Diam, of pan. Capacity Price. ft. cube. & s, d. ft,. cube. E 3 . d.

6' 0" 5 1 7 6 0 0 6 ' 0 ' 5 7 1 0 0 7' on 7 242 o o 7' 0" 7 9 2 0 0

''Smedley" Roller Pan Mixer with steel framework, steel pall, renewable sLeel grinding plate, ' ' Adurite " runners mounted on adjustable springs, ball bearings to both vertical and horizontal shafts, Inrge clischarge door for quick eniptying operated by hand wheel, racks and pinio~~s :lnd large travelliug wheels.

Dia~n. of Pan. Output. Price. 4 ft. 6 ins. 8 tons per clay A95 0s. od. 3 ft. 6 its. 5 ,, ,, ,, A82 03. od.

Prices include delivery to Purchaser's nearest Railway Station.

FLEXIBLE STEEL ROPES FOR C W E S , LIFTS, &c. WRIGHTS' ROPES LTD., Universe Works, Bir~ningham and

702 Salisbury House, I3 (3.2. " NO111BON7' OVAL ST RAKD

ROUNI) STRmD ROPES, L I ~ ' T ~ " p ~ q , 5 STRANDS, "~UCOH-NORIBON" NON 1 6 STRANDS, EACH 18 WIHEH EACII 29 W I R E ~ ~ V E R JJAIN ROTA'I'ILO FLATTLNED I OVER 3 1 ~ 1 ~ HEHP CORE. Hharr CORA. STRAND ~ R A A E ROPES.

j u d -

: i Best jsx Patent

Steel.

- Best

Plougt Steel.

TONS

7.4 10'1

13'7 17'2 21'1

25'3 31'9 37'1 43'8 49'9 56.3 63'1 71'8 79'5 87'6

Epeclal Special lllprwedJj Mild 1 ~ ~ o u s h patent E:,"lft Steel. Steel.

I TONS

11'0

23'1 I 15'3 16'2 27'7 18'7 19.9 34'9

48'0 54.6 / - - 61'7 I - - 69'1 I - - 78.7 - - 87'1 1 - - 95'9 1 - -

Special

Toxe TONS

6'4 - 9'0 -

11'9 13.1 15'3 16'3 18'1 20'1 22.3 24'1 26'9 30'3 - - 35'3

- 41.7

- 47'5

- 53'6 60'0

-- 68.3 - 75 '6 - ( 8 3 . 3

Special Best mproved Plough gz.t steel.

TONS TOSS - - - -

14'6 16'1 18'3 20.3 20'4 24'8 26'9 29'7 33'9 37'1 39'4 43'6 46:3 51'5 5 3 ' 586 59'8 66'1 67'1 74'1 76'4 84'4 84'5 9k.2 93'1 rog'o

The foregoing Tables are for Ropes made of Ungalvanized Wire. Working loads ~hould not exceed one-sixth of the specified strength of rope.

Prices on application.

P A T E N T DOUBLE-GRIP STEEL TUBULAR SCAFFOLDING supplied by the actual manufacturers m

BUILDERS' AND UONTRAUTORS' PLANT. 183

ACETYLENE PLANT.

FREDK. BRABY & CO., LTD., 350-364 EustOn Road, N.W.1.

PORTABLE FLARE LAMP WITH SPECIAL ADJUSTABLE BURNER.

Can be charged and started in l o minutes and will theu bur11 from 7 to 10 hours without ?ttention.

Candle Power Size Xo. Approximate. s. d.

44 500 ta 1,000 6 7 6 43 500 to I, joo 7 17 6 42 500 to 2,500 9 1 5 0

41 500 to 5,000 11 o o

20% discount to Trade.

These lamps can be supplied on hire with or without a view t,o purchase.

SURVEYING AND DRAWING INSTRUMENTS.

W. F. STANLEY & CO., LTD., 286 High Holborn, London, W.C.I.

Standard theodolites, with trough or circular compass, 4 in. £50 ; 5 ill. £52 ; 6 in. £60 ; without compass, 4 in. £48 ; j in, £50; 6 in. £58;

Simple theodolite for architects and contractors, .&I+ 15s.

Engineers' dumpy levels, 10 in. f ; ~ g ; 12 in. £20 ; 14 in. £21.

Contractors' dumpy levels, g in . £7 I js. ; £8 15s. and £12 103.

Abney level, £2 10s. ; pocket telescopic reflecting level, Ag 3s. ; pocket reflecting level, 18s. 6d.

Prismatic compasses, with alulniliium I-ing, shades and mirror, 3 in. L 5 ; 4in. £5 15s. ; 4$ in. £6 I 5s. ; 24 in. Hutchinson, £3.

Sopwith levelling stares, mahogany throughout, painted readings, 14 feet, £4 10s. ; 16 feet, £5 15s. ; 18 feet,, A6 ~ j s . ; Scotch, I j ft., £3 3s. od.

Light steel chains, 66 feet, 18s. 6d. ; loo feet, £1 18. od. Arrows, set of 10, 3s. 6d.

Linen tapes,incases,withfoldinghandles, 66feet, 1as.gd.; ~oofee t , 17r.6d

5-feet folding rods, 7s. 6d.

Cross-staff, open form, with axis, LI ; Jacob-statf, 5s. 6d.

Range finders, £8 85.

Steel tapes, + in., 33 ft., 188. cd. ; 50 ft., 24s. od. ; 66 ft., 309. od. ; I00 ft., 42S. 0d.

The London & Midland Steel Scaffolding Co. Ltd. lddeclelgh House, Caxton St..S.W.I.T.N. VlCtoria648314 ; T.A. Dubelgrip, Sowest

2

184 BUILDERS' AND CQNTRACTORS' P L A N T .

S U R V E Y I N G A N D DRAWING INSTRURIENTS.-CUI~~~~~~~~~~.

W. F. STANLEY & GO., LTD.-COI&UE~.

Ranging poles, per doc., 6 ft., 70s. od. ; 8 f t . , 90s. od. ; 10 ft., 120s. od.

Drawing boards and T squares, Stanley's patent gi~nmetal edge paltern, with clamping T square, imperial, 559 3d.

Ditto, double elephant, 73s. Gd.

Standard draniug iristrun~cnts, highest quality, full set in 'Ll 'ernm" case, £5 5s. od. ; ditto, second quality, £ 2 15s. od. in wallet case.

Tracing cloth, 30ins. X aq yds., 60s. od. ; tracing paper, 20 yds., 7s. Gd.

1)ralring papers, nq yds., 8s. 6d. ; Blaklyn printing paper, ro ytls., 4s. od. ; Urounlyn, 10 yds., 3s. od.

Scales, 12 in. boxwood, fiat, 3s. od. ; oval section, 4s. od.

Slide r ~ ~ l e s , 5 in., gs. 6rl. ; 10 in., LI IS. od. ; 10 in, log, LI ~ o s , od. ; 20 in., L 3 10s. od. ; Cooper, roo in., £3 10s. od. ; the Fuller Cdculator,

500 in., L 5 10s. od. ; Boucher watch f o r m , 17" 66d. Planimeter (Hritisb), £4 163. od.

HEBHICK BKOS., Ltd., ' S~COOII kk~llse, 13 ~tnd 14 Ckilnolnile Street, E.C.3.

A . W. Faber's Slide Ilules :-j in. 5s. gd, to 21s. od. ; r o in. 7s. 6d. to 31.9, 6J . ; 20 in. 53s. od, to 806. od.

4. 11'. raber's Celluloid ICrlged Scales :-6 in. 59. gd. ; 10 in. 7s. 6d. ; 2 0 In. 12s. 6d .

A. W. Faber's Castell Pencils :-6d. each ; 5s. g r l . doz. ; 54s. od. gross.

A. I\'. Faber's Polycrorne Pencils :-413. each ; 3s. gd. doz. ; 408. GJ. gross.

The A.W. FAB ER " Castell " PRECISION SLIDE RULES

6", 10" and 20" Specially designed t o su i t t h e Bui lding

and Kindred Trades

t c ARMSTRONG '' c ( ENGINEERS ) )

( l DRAUGHTSMAN ') CELLULOID EDGED SCALES

A. W. FABER "CASTELL" PENCILS

The wor ld 's standard fo r qual i ty. Made in 16 degrees, 6B t o 8H. Unequalled f o r smoothness and

durabi l i ty.

I I F o r P I o n s , S p e c i f i c o t i o n s , e t c . , u s e A. -W. FABER'S l0 Costell" Polychrornos Coloured Pencils. Mode i n 64 shades

Wr i te for complete l is t to :

A. W. FABER 13 & 14 CAMOMILE STREET

LONDON, E.C.3 Telephone : Avenue 0362

KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF THE

ENGINEERING HARDWARE, METAL AND hiIOTOR TRADES

throughout

E N G L A N D S C O T L A N D A N D W A L E S

Can be had on application to

K E L L Y ' S D I R E C T O R I E S Established 1799

The Oldest and Larges t Directory Publishers in t h e W o r l d

186 Strand, London, W.C.2

E X C A V A T O R . MEMORANDA.

In loose ground a man can throw up about 10 cubic yarda per day, but in hard or gravelly soils 5 yards will be a fair day's work. Three men will remove 30 yards of earth a distance of 20 yards in a day.

A cubic yard of earth and clay, measured before dlgging, will occupy about rf yards when dug, and a cubic yard of sand and gravel I& yards.

The capacity of a wheelbarrow is about & yard cube ; of a dobbin cart about 4 yard cube ; an earth wagon, small sue, will hold I& yard cube ; ditto, large, 3 yards cube; uiore often mechanical transport is used and lorries and wagons are of varying capacity and generally supplied under ooutract.

For other memoranda, see "Tables and Memoranda," a t end.

EXCAVATING. ALLOWANCE must be made in cartage for incraase in bulk.

Prices include for all labor and materials, wheeling planks, tools, and tackle.

Excavating to basement and throwing out, not ex- s. d. ceeding 5 it. deep in common soil . . per cubic yard* 2 9

Ditto to trenches and ditto . . . . . . . . . ' 3 3 Ditto to ditto in underpinning and ditto , . ,, ,, * 6 6

itIecl~mical excavators about one third less. For each additional throw of 5 ft. . . . . . . . . o 9 Ditto in underpinning . . . . . . . . . . I 6 Basketing out ground . addper cztCic yard 2 o Filling into barrow and wheeling, not exceeding three

runs, each of 20 yards . . . I 3 For each additional run . . . . . . . . . . o 4 Filling into carts, carting and shooting within I mile ,, ,, t 5 o Ditto lorries nncl ditto , . . , . ,, , , 4 0 For each additional mile, carts . . ad2 . . . . I o Ditto lorrics . . . . . . . . . . . . o 6 Filling In and ramming . . . . . . . . . . o g Digging to surface 6 inchea deep, wheeling not

exceeding 20 yards and depositing . . per ynrd supe~* o 9 Ditto 12 inches deep, ditto . . . . . . . . . * I 2 Levelling and ramming earth for pavings . . ,, ,, o 2

Ditto to falls and currents . . , . , , ,, o 3 Rmnoving turf and stacking . . . . . . . . . o 4 Ditto and rolling for re-use . . . . . . . . . o 5 Preparing level bed and relaying turf . . . . . . . o 6 Forming slopes to embankments, &o., and soiling , ,, ,, I 6

* If excavations are in gravel or stiff clay add 25%. If excavations include removing old foundations add from 50% to 75 % according to the character of the old work.

t Any charge made for shoot to be added to price.

FITZPATRICK & SON for EXCAVATING 455 OLD FORD ROAD, LONDON, E.3

186 EXOAVATOR.

PLANKING AND STRUTTING. Plankmg and etruttmg to sides of treuch excavation 8. d.

(each side measured) up to j' o" deep . . per foot sape?. o 2 For each successire 5' stage . . . add o o$ Planking and s t r ~ ~ t t i n g tos~deof basemeut excavation pel. foot super o 4 Ditto to ditto next roadwaj , including shoring . ,, ,, o 8

LVote.-If planking and s tmttmg 1s in underpinning add 100% to the above prices.

The foregoing prices are for use and waste only, allow for any timbering. left in the excavations a t as. 6d. per foot cube.

FILLING UNDER PAVINGS. Selected hard dry material from the excavatio~l s. d.

filled in and mell rammed and levelled under pavings to make up levels . . p e r cvbicyaid I 6

Hard dry broken brick or stone, 6" thick and ramming . . .pel. y n i d super I 9

Ditto to falls . . . . . . . . . . . . I 10 Clay tempered and laying over vaults, average 6"

thick and ramming . . . . . . . . . . 3 o

CHARGES FOR HIRE OF TRANSPORT.

The following are average uett prices for hire of transport per day of 8 f i hours :

Par t days are usudly charged as n full day. For short t ime contracts, hourly mtes o m uciually be obtained

approximately 20% to 25% higher than the above.

A 8. d. Horse, cart and man o 17 5 30 cwt. lorry . . . . . . r 10 o

. . . . . . 2-ton ditto I I j o

BURNING UALLAST.

A 8. d. 5-ton lorry . . . . . . a r j o 6-ton ditto . . . . . . 3 o o

Burning clay into ballast is done by making a fire of small coal or coke breeze, and casing the same with day, l ayng alternate layers of fuel and clay until the mass is burnt through. Two tons of small coals will burn about 25 cube yards of earthand it is essential that i t is well burnt. Value, reckoning coals a t 25s. per ton, 38. 6d. per cubic yard.

TUBE WELLS. It. I t ~ c n A a ~ s 85 Co., Old Barge House, Upper Ground, S.E.1,

Prices for tube mell, pipes and points complete, except putups :- Diam. of Tubes. xf in. 2 in. 3 in.

L 8. d. 8, d. L 3, a. 12 feet deep - I 13 9 5 1 6 18 ,, 9 3 2 1 3 6 2 6 24 3 , 9 , 2 8 9 3 1 4 6 7 3 6 30 , , ,, 2 1 6 3 4 6 6 7 1 4 6

I fdeeper ,perfoot - 3 2 o 3 6

EXCAVATOR.

TUBF. WELLS.-coa(i?z~~ed. H. RICHARDS & CO.-continued.

Average quantity of water ohtained from theso-tube wells-gallons per hour, in., 500; 2 in., 1000; 3 in., 3000.

Hire of tackle for driving above wells 5 9 . od, to 15s. od. per week according to size and depth.

Tube well borings not exceeding 6 in, diameter a t comrner~cement, exclusive of fares and carriage of plant :-

A s. d. s. d. Depth not exceeding 50 feet - per foot 10 o to 18 o

9 , 3 , 9 , 100 ,, - I2 o , , I 0 0

, , ,, ,, ZOO,, - ,, 16 o , , I 5 o Set.s of boring tools to the depth of 50 feet L33 7 6

9 :z :: g: :: : 300 9 , A135 0 0

Lining tnbes extra ; special price,$ for larger tools and power driven plant. The above prices are nett, delivered in London.

CONCKETOR.

A striked imperial bushel = 1'2837 It. cobe or ,', gar11 c u l x I ton Stone llme = 32 bushels. I ,, Lias ditto = 30 bushels.

PORTLAND CEaIENT. Portland cement is supplied in :-

Jute sacks, 11 t o t,he ton, of 204 Ibs, nett each. Paper bags, zo to the ton, of 1x2 lbs. nett each.

Rapid I'Iardening Portland cement is supplied in :- Jute or paper bags, zo to the ton, of 112 lbs. nett each. I cubic foot Portland cement = go Ibs. average.

GAUGING PORTLAND CERIENT CONCRETE. Pmportion. Aggregate. Cement.

4 and I I yard 3 sacks

5 9 , 1 1 9, 2% ,, 699 1 1 $ 9 a 7 3 9 1 I , t 1; $ 3

8 ,, 1 I 9) 9 9

N o T E - T ~ ~ waste on ordinary foundatioii concrete is about one eighth of bulk.

PRICES OF MATERIALS. Tho following nett prices for materials delirered are taken as the basisof

valuation for concrete :- - Lime (including use of sacks) . . . pel' t o n L z 6 o . . . . Blue l i a s l~me (ditto) ,, 2 0 3

Cement . , , 2 0 0

. . . . " Fermcrete" cement ,, 2 6 0 . . . . . . Shingle, in. per y r v d 7 3

1% sand . . . . . . . 7 9 \Yashedsantl . . . 8 3 . . . . . Broken brick, $ in. 1 1 3 . . . . . 'I'hames ballast 9 v 7 3

. . . . . . Cokebreeze 8 6 Nild >tee1 Rounds, i; in. tn z4 in. dianiet,rr p e l . ~ O , I 10 I j o

, & i n . to 3 in . ,, ,, I I o o ,, 8 in. ,, 1 1 ; o ,, f i n . ,, 12 j o

B L U E C I R C L E P O R T L A N D C E M E N T For general concrete work

CONORETOR. 180

6 : 1 CEMENT GONCRErI'J3. Col~crcte cu~uposed of six parts clean, hard, broken biicks ur stonr,

grarel or Thmnes ballast to pass n a' ring and olio part Portland cement. CBNENT COXCRETE IN FOONDA PIONS. s. d.

I yard of ballast 7 s . 3 d . . . . 7 3 . . . . . 1 ton of cement $2 6 8 - 13 1 1 + shrinkag? . . I o

41 homq laborer @ is. 4 d . . . . . 5 G$ -

Por yard cube . 24 4P -- s. d .

Fouticlations and pier holes . . per yard cube 24 6 Independent Stancheon bases kc. . . . . . . . . 25 6 If filled in around steel grillage . . . odd . . . . I o If in underpinning . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 G 1' surface bed sorend and lerellccl includinp lerel- ' l i n g g r o o n d u k l e r . . - . p e r y n r H s r ~ p e r z ~ o 6' ditto . . . . . . . 3 9 4 3 If laid to ialls . . . . . . . add' . . . . o 3 If made finished ureaaratorv to .~ranolitIuc and . . * - . . . . otLer parings . . . odd o 6

4 : 2 : 1 CEMENT CONCRETE. Concrete composed of four part8 screened clean, hard, brolcen bricks 01,

stone, gravel or Themes ballast to pass a a' rlug and to be 1,etained on a , two parts clean sharp sand and one part Portland cement. Prices

!:c?fe centering, shuttering and reinforcement. CEJIENT CONCRSTE I N BEAU CASINGS.

I3y repeated experiment i t has been found that the followmg is an average mix for producing 3 1 ft. cube of 4 : 2 : I concrete.

s. d. I yard a' gravel @ 7s . gd. . , . . 7 3 .. sand @ 8s. 3d. . . 4 I + 5'6 cwtb. cement @ 2s. od. . 11 2 b

Total for 31' o* enbe 2 2 7

Cost per yard cube rg .8 1hourmec11anical1iiixer . . . . I 2 . . . . 3 hours laborer @ IS. 3jd . 3 Sb -

6f . . . . 152 profit, kc. - 3 8f

Pergord.cube . 28 ng - Per foot cnbe. . , . , . . I 05 -

" FERROCRETE " Rapid-hardening PORTLAND CEMENT-For speedy construction

4 : 2 : 1 CEMENT C O N C R E T E - C O I I ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ !

Casing to steel beams or lintols , , . . Iler foot cube . . . . . . . . . Casing to steel stancheons

. . . . . . . . . . Staircases cast in situ . . . . . Walling exceeding 12' thick pey yard mtbe

. . . . . . . Ditto 12' thick. per y w d sitpe?. Ditto g" thick . . . . . . . . . . . . 6' floors or flats filled in and carefully packed . . . . . . . . . . around reinforcement 8' ditto . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10' ditto 12' ditto . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wedge with steel wedges and grout with ceuent to . . . . . . . stancheon bases each Mortices for bolts, etc. and run with cement

4 : 2 : 1 P R E C A S T CEZIENT CONCRETE.

Lintols, left rough for plaster, reinforced with and including 4" mild steel rods hnnltetl a t end5 and inclulllng all temporary casings.

s. d . . . . . 4:' x 3' Lintol and one rod pel. foot vil11 o 11

44" X 6" ditto and di t to . . , . . ,, ,, 1 3 . . . . . . . . 9" X 6' ditto and two rods I I I

. . . . . . . 13&" X 6' ditto and three rods 2 7 g' X 9" ditto and two rods . . , . ,, ,, 2 5

. . . . . 1 3 y X g* ditto and three rods ,, 3 2

L I M E GONGRETE.

For concrete mixed with ground blue lias limo in lieu of Portland cement deduct about 4s. jd, per pard cube for 6 : I and 5s. ad. per yard cube for 4 : 2 : I.

E X P A N S I O N JOINTING.

NATIONAL Br~rua r r~ou8 PRODUCTS, LTD., Menilow l{oail U'orks, Meadow Road, Reading.

Expansion jointing strips for concrete roads. These strips are com- posed of high grade nsphalt,ic bitumens urith suit,shle fillers and are cast int,o strips of any reclnired size, with ms witliont felt backings.

. . . Standard 8" thick strip 3s. 6d. p e r * sqrini'e ym'd . . . . Iteinfo~ced ditto 4s. 6d. ,, ,, ,,

A sinrilar material for tilling up existing joints is snpplied in bulk a t I j / - per cwt.

Subjcct to discounts for quantities.

Water-repellent B L U E C l R C L E C E M E N T For base coats for white and coloured renderings

D A Y WORK.

Ii'or 1)ay Work rates of labour see page 131. P r i c e s include 15% f o ~ p ~ . o j t rrlzd overheod chnryes.

s. (1. Ballast , per bzlshcl o 5 . pel. yard Sand . 9 ) 0 6 . Stone Lime 2 o , pep sack Hydrated ,, 9 , 1 4 . 9 Y

Lias ,, 1 8 . I ,

Cement . 2 6 . Cement concrete (6 I ) pel, pail o 7 . pet- yo ld Lime concrete ,, o 64 .

A hod or pail is approximately half a bushel.

REINFORGED GONGHETE. Concrete for reinforced work should consist of Portland cement, con-

forming in all respects to the current British Standard Specification and to the tests therein prescribed ; sand ; clean, coarse, sharp grit , free from lime, chalk, earthy or vegetable matter or other impurities; aggregate of hard broken stone, shingle or gravel of assorted sizes, to pass through sieves of not less than &in. or more than in. : propor- tions of each vary from I : 2 : 4 to richer mixes of I : 14 : 3, or I : I : 2, dependent on the particular requirements. The quantrty of water for the mix should always be measured and not added a t hazard or left to the discretion of unskilled labour, because it has a n important bearing on the ultimate strength of the work.

Steel should be of British manufactnro and obtained from reputable rolling mills in accordance with the British Standard Specification. Steel for reinforced concrete as a rule consists of sections varying from ig in. up to and sometimes beyond I$ in. diamcter. The rolling mills despatch them in bundles according to the len ths and sections required, and these should be checked as soon as receive%. It is also advisable to ask for the rolling mill tests for each consignment.

I n estimating for weights of steel i t is well to ascertain the actual weights. The tl~eoretical weights of the smaller sections are not exact, and the mills usually allow a 5 % margin, more or less, and in calcu- lating i t is better to be on the safe side.

No pressure should be allowed on any part of reinforcedconcrete work for a t least four weeks after completion if ordinary cement is used, but this period may be appreciably reduced if a rapid hardening cement is used. Centering (sometimes called " Form work" or " False work ") merits a s close cons~deration as the concrete itself, and forms a substantial part of the total cost. I t mus t bc constructed easily.to carry the weight of the wet concrete without deflection and capable of being struck with- out jarring the fabric. Centering and casing is work for the Carpenter and not for the Labourer.

Reinforced concrete is so varied in i ts scope that i t is almost im- possible to give prices herein that can be any mnre than of suggestive value for estimating.

"SNOWCRETE" British White PORTLAND CEMENT Pure white cement for all whlte concrete work

172 (IONORETOR.

R E I N F O R C E D CONCRETE-co~~ri~~ricd.

The labour costa, which follow, are based on present day rates of labour in London and are exclusive of cstnblisl~nlent charges and profit. I n assessing values for material for centering. beam casing etc. t he timber may be assumcd to be capable of being used three or more t ~ m e s . It is well, howerer, to study the dramings of the job and to ascertain the dates allowed for completion by the Architect or Engineer before making up an estimate, as these affect the possibility of repet,ition. Use the best timber, i t is cheapest in the end. Gravel and sand a re usually sold a t per yowl cuhe, but sometimes a t ;m ton. I t is very material in estimating to note the distinction.

NOTE.-The costs giren helom include lor all labour, handling n~aterial from wagon, mixing, hoisting and placing.

The Carpenter's costs proride for making fnrm work and fixing and atnking.

CONCRETING (Inbour only) : s. d.

Column bases . . o 4 per foot c~rbe. Columns or pillars, say 9 in. square to

18 in. s uare . . . . . . o 6 .. Floors a n 8 roofs, say 5 in. t,hiuk . . o 5 ,, Beams supporting last . o 7 ..

CENTERING (labour only) : Bases with splayed tops . . o 44 per foot svgey. . . . . . . . Columns o 7f ,, Beams with splayed tops . , . . o 7 ,, . . . . . . Floors & Rats 40 o per sqirnre.

Small voids should he ignored ill measurement and an extra pel. foot r u n allowed for timber casing to thpir edges.

STEIL REINFORCEIIBNT (1~b011~ only) : 13andling, behding, hoisting and fixing for

beams, including proriding bindin2 wire per ton £8 0s. ad. Ditto for floor steel, usually small sections

and straight lengths . . . K7 0s. od. Ditto d ~ t t o for columns . . . £8 10s. od. ScafToldinp, if specially erected, girth of

building by height . . say 2s. 8d. per yard supar.

The folloming prices for labour aud materials are based on recent tenders but should be used with discretion :-

s. d. 2 in, ro : I concrete hlinding . . pci .yn~i l wp , I 4 1

4 : 2 : I COXCRETE :

Column bases . . ,, cube 30 o Ground beams . . ,, ,, 32 6 Beams below floor8 . 3 , ,, 40 o Isolated beams . , , ,, 45 0

Rapid-hardening COLORCRETE "-Buff and Red Coloured cement for rnassLLconcrete

CONClRETOR. 173

REINPORGRD CONGIIE'L'E-CO~I~~!I~~Z~. 4 : a ! X C O ~ . C R E T E - C O ? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ L ~ < ! . S. 11.

Stancheons . . per. yard. C I L ~ L . 37 6 4 in. Ground floor slabs . . , Sup. 3 6 4 in. suspended ,, , , . . . , , 4 0

6 in . , ,, ,, . . . , , 5 b 6 in. landing slahs . ,, , 7 0

6 in. arg. raking stair s l a l )~ a ,, $ 9 9 0

4 in. balcony slabs . ) , , , 6 6 4 in, main walling . $ 9 ., 4 6 @in. ,, ,, . ,, ,, 0 o 4 in. balcony ,, . I t , 5 0

CENTERING & SUPPORTS :

Sides of ground beams . , 9 , 3 6 ,, column bases . ,, , 3 o

Sides & soffits of floor beams . ,, ,, 8 0 Floor slabs . , , , , 6 0 Roof ,, . 2 , ,, 6 6 , . ,, over staircases . , , ,. 7 0

Landings . ,. ,, 8 0 Raking stair dabs . , , 7 6 Cantilever balcony slabs . . ,, . , 10 o Coldhns below ground . . $ 9 5 6 Wall columns above ground ,, ,, 9 0 Small independent columns above ground . ,, 9 , 12 6 Faces of walling . . ,, 3 7 0 Edges of 6 in. landings . . ,, rii,i o 6

,, 12 in, strings . . ., ,, 0 1 1 7 in. risers . . .. .. o 7

4 j". r , . ,> ,, 0 5 4 111. heads aud jambs . , , ,, I 0

6 in. ,, . , , , I 2

SUNDRIES :

3 in, insulating boarding to floors and flats . , , slip. 2 6 I in cork msulation to valls - , t 9 , 4 0 Eloclc out uspansion joints 2 111, and ru11 with

Uitumast~c , . pe?,fuot rzcn o g

SCAFFOLDING (GREAT BRITAIN), LTD., 3441360, South Latnbeth Road, S.W.8.

" Conforms" Steel Shuttering 1s an efficient and econotnical shuttering for concrete buildings, is prachical and ad.~ptable, and its durability allows the waste or depreciation of plant of this nature to be reducod to s great extenl. The Company undertakes s h n t t ~ r i n g w t h " conforms " on a contract basis.

HUNTLEY & SPARKS, LTD., De Burgh ltoad, South Wimbledon, S.W.19. " Benquic" Bar Bending Machine for bending cold bars up to ~ t "

diameter ; hand power, nun-geared Price, k5 2s 6d. delivered. " Stabil " Binders for biuding together reinforcing rods, supplied in

bundles of 1,ooo ; prices from 3s. up t>o 10s. Gd. per r,ooo, according to size and quantity required.

" COLORCRETE " -not rapid-hardening -Coloured cement in a range of shades for decorative finishes

174 CONCRETOR.

REINFORCED G O N C R E T E - C O I L ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .

CONCRETE FENCING POSTS. TARXAC, LTD., Ettingshall, Wolverhampton. " VINCULUM " CONCRETE FENCE POSTS.

Approm. Heavy Agricultural Pattern. No, per ton. s . (1.

Intermediate post, 6 ft. o in. . 25 . ench 2 S End stralner or gate post and strut . 10 . perse t 7 2

Intermediate strainer . 18 . each 4 6 Field gate posts and struts . . 24 pairs . p e v pair 45 o

Light Agr~cultural Pattern. Intermediate post, 5 It. 6 in. . 28 . each z 5 End strainer or gate post and s t rut . 12 . per set 6 7 Intermediate strainer 2 2 . each 4 2

Heavy Railway Pattern. Intermediate pnst, 6 ft. 78 in. . 18 . e a c h 3 6 End strainer and strut . 6 . p e r s e t 1 1 3 Intermediate strainer 8 . each 7 9 Hand gate posts and struts . 3 pairs . p w p a t r 25 o Field gate posts and struts . 2 , , . ,, 50 0

Light Railway Pattern. Intermediate post, 6 It. 6 in. . 20 . each 3 2 End strainer and s t rut . 76 . per set 9 5 Intermediate strainer 1 2 . ench 6 3

Light Housing Pattern. Intermediate post, 4 ft. 6 in. . . 37 . eoch I 8 Intermediate strainer . 24 9 3 0 End strainer or gate post and strut . 15 . per set 4 8

Guard Fencing Posts, 6 ft. oin.X6 in. X6 in. 1 2 . each 5 6 Clothes Line Posts, 9 ft. o in. . I4 . 9 4 6 Close boarded fenceposts,8 ft.6 in. X7in. X4in. 1 1 . 6 3 Posts for chain fencing, 4 ft. 6 in. . 37 . ,, 2 2

Free on rail or loaded into vehicles a t our Et,tingsllall, Normanby, or Willenhall Works. Approximate Railway rate to L.M.S. Stations in London from Ettingshall Works, 13s. 6d. per ton.

GONGRETE AND TIMBER PILING.

An effectively designed system of piling should convey the load through the doubtful strata to a lower strata capable of receiring the point-load to he transmitted by the pile.

The process of drivin Is in itself a. practical proof of the load the pile will bear, inasmuch as the $riving is, or should be, continued until the effect of a blow of specific weight produces it minimum driving movement indicative of a load-bearing capacity.

Where the length of pile likely to be required is not known from similar work done nearby, i t is advisable to drlve test piles to determine the length required.

C U,L L A M I X "-Pre-mixed coloured cement and aggregate in a range of shades

OONCBETOR. 176

G O N G H E T E AND T I M B E R PILING-cont inued . Reinforced coucrete piles are now almost invariably used for building

foundations, but tiwber pilev are still used for some riverside work such as in jetties and wharves. For this purpose Pitch Pine or possibly someof the hardwood6: such a s Pynkadoo are best, though the latter are rather expenswe.

Elm is often used for robbing piles for jetties, etc-i.e., bolted to the face of the king or sheet piling to withstand craft friction.

A Haft or reinforced Beam foundation on a system of piles suitably and accurately spaced either singly or in groups will generally serve even for a site of the poorest promise and often is both more economical and more satisfactory than deep excavation and mass concrete. It may also eliminate or reduce the expense of Pumping.

Undertakings of an important engineering nature or involving storm or other risks need individual consideration and are outside the scope of the present memoranda.

TIMBER PILING. Creosoted Memel or pitch pine piles up to g in. X 9 in. or & s. d.

equivalent section and not exceeding 20 feet long per foot cube o 4 o Heading, ringing and shoeing ditto, including provid-

ing cast iron strappedshoe . . . . per pile o 17 o Creosoted Memel or pitch pine over gin. x g in. and up to

14in. X 14 in. in section and not exceeding 40 feet long pe?, foot cube o 4 g

Heading, ringing and shoeing ditto, including providing cast iron strapped shoe . . . . . . per pile I o o

There is a practical leugth limit to which any section of Concrete Pile can be made for normal two point handling, above which the cost rises dis- proportionately owing to the extra steel necessary for reinforcement against breaking under its own weight when handled.

The generally accepted maximuin load capacity of different section4 of concrete piles and maximum length, are as follows :-

12ins. X ra ins. ... 36 tons load ... 40 ft. leligth. 74 3 , X I4 , r ... 50 ,r ... 50 9 , r ,

16 ,, X 16 , . 6.5 , ,, ... 60 ,, ,, 18 X 18 , . 8 , ,, ... 70 ,, ,,

The-e loads and lengths call be increased by a further 10% where all other conditions are farourable, and appreciably greater lengths can bo handled etficiently with hollow pile., the loading capacity being necessarily reduced dependent upon the unsupported length of pile in the finkbed structure.

The cost of piles varie; with the length owing to the weight of steel necessny in the main bars to reillforce the pile against handling stresses. and, of course, with other materials and facilities of the sitc in question.

" SNOWCRETE " Mixture-" Snowcrete " and special white aggregate, mixed ready for use

17 6 CONCRETOR.

CONGRETE & TIMBER PILING-contitlurd.

CONCRETE PILINO

Samuel Williams & Sons of 8 Lloyds Avenue, E.C.3, give the following average prices per foot run for their standard piles for delivery in lots of ~oo lzoo to averagc sites in the Home Counties area :-

Ins. Inu. Feet. 8. d. Ins. Ins. Feet. s. d. 1 2 X I Z X 2 0 3 7 1 4 X 1 4 X 2 0 4 2

1 2 X 1 2 X 2 5 3 8 1 4 X 1 4 X 2 j 4 3 I Z X I Z X 3 0 3 9 1 4 X I 4 x 3 0 4 5 12 x 12 x 35 3 10 14 X 14 X 35 4 6 I Z X I Z X ~ O 4 0 1 4 X 1 4 X 4 o 4 8

14 x '4 x 4s 4 9 1 4 X I 4 x 5 0 4 1 1

16 x 16 X 30 to 40 feet 5s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. 18 x 18 X 40 to 70 feet 6s. od. to 7s; 6d.

Or say 38. zd. to 4s od. per ft. cube for any pile.

DRIVING TIMBER OR CONGRETE PILES.

The cost of driving piles depends upon the number to be driven, owing to the cost of petting somewhat heavy plant to the site with its erection and ultimate di~mantlillg and removal, and also on the fdcilities of access to the site and movement about same during driving.

The costs of driving are always based on the length of pile to be pitched and may be as low as IS. 6d. per foot for a large number on il g o ~ d level site, and up to 69, od. or even 10s. od. per foot run on a difficult site. The driving of test piles is u s u a l l ~ separately priced and the cost depends upon the number of test piles and wl~ether the plant is to be removed after dr i j ingor to remain for driving the bulk piles. The costs of drivilig vary albo with tile size and weight of p ~ l e driven but thiq affects costs to a lesser extent than site conditions.

CEMENTS, PROOFING MATERIALS &a.

SUPER CEMENT, LTD., 10, Upper Woburn Place, London, W.C.I.

SUPER CEMENT is a tanno-catalyzed Portland cement. I t can be used instead of Portland cement, and is guaranteed waterproof. It is sold by the ton the same as Portland cement, and is packed ill multi-wall paper sacks, 20 to the ton.

" SNOWCRETE " Mixture and " CULLAMIX " are supplied in various grades for different types of work

CEMENTS, PROOFING MATERIALS La.-corli~~lced,

Costs. L Y d.

4 ton lots and upwards . . I ro o pel. tun above t h e lucal pi'ices of Purtla)zd C e n m t .

2 9 , 1 , ,, . . 11.7 0

I I, 1 9 3 , . . z o o 1 , -

Addit ionnl Costs ix W o ~ k s . r. d.

Concrete ( I : 2 : 4) . . 7 4 per yuwi euhe Do. 4" thick . . o 10 pel. y1ml svpei,

Rendering a'' thick (I : 2) . . 0 32 , , 3 , ,, Do. (1 : 3) . 0 4 ,, ,, , $

Do. (1:4) . 0 24 ,, ,, ,, The entire cost of inaterial in slorry for weatherproofing is &Z, per yard

super per coat. These coiits are estimated on truck and iorry load prices.

Material per Cubic Yard of Super Cement Concrete.

Super Crnent. 1 Sand. Stone, Super Sand. Stone. Cement. Mix 1 lba. Cubic yards. Cubic yards.

Material per I cubic yard of Concrete with pit run gr;%vel aggregate.

Gravel, cubic yards.

B L U E C I R C L E P O R T L A N D C E M E N T For general concrete w o r k

GEMENTS. PROOFING MATERIALS &ai-continued. SUPER CENEKT, LTD.-co~ztinued. Material for loo square feet of Soper Cement Concrete for paths and

floors of various thickness.

Proportions.

Super Cement Slurry covers 600/700 square yards, two coats per ton.

CEMENT MORTAR. Materials in Cement Mortar of various thickness for plastering and stucco

work for every IOO square feet surface area.

" FERROCRETE " Rapid-hardening PORTLAND CEMENT-For speedy construction

I I

I 1% I 2

I 3 I 4 -

SZERELMEY, L I ~ ~ T E D , 277 Rotherhithe ?Jew Road, London, s.E.16, makers of Szerelmey Stone Liquid.

' ' PKOCEM," a concentrated compound for mixing with cement. concrete etc., rendering the same pern~anenlly waterproof. I t is in the form of a paste which is dissolved in the watcr used for puddling and therefore is distrihuted evenly throughout the whole admixture without any waste. Quantity to use :-(a) for rendering I lb. for each cwt. cement in a z to I

mix. ; (b) for cellars, tanks etc., 12 lbs. for each cwt. cement,.

119. 94% 84 595 49

0.05 0.06 0.06 0.07 0.07

-

241% 192s 168 1x9 98

0.09 0.11

0.13 0.14 0.14

360h ~ 8 7 252 1 ~ 8 6

0.14 0.16 0.19 0.21

147 1 0.22

483 3816 336 238

0.19 0.22

0.25 0.28

196 0.29

CONCRETOR. 170

GEMENTS. PROOFING BIATERIALS &a,--contitlwd.

SZERELMEY L I X I T E D - C O ~ ~ ~ I L U ~ ~ Price, 2, 3 & 7 lb. Tins - - - - - 28, od. per lb.

14$281b. Kegs - - - - - IS. gd. per lb. 56 lb. Kegs - - - - - - IS. 6d. per Ib.

Packages included F.O.R. London. SIKA-PRANCOIS LTD., 39, Victoria Street, S.W.1. Sika is a liquid waterproofing compound incorporated will1 thc mixing

water for cement and concrete work etc. The following are some approximate costs for adding " Sika " to various classes of work.

Waterproofing Concrete:. 4 : 2 : I mixture. 81- per cube yard.

8 : I bnllast concrete. 121- ,, ,, Rendering.

I' thick. . , , , ~ o d . per square yard. lZough Cast.

Waterproofing of 1st coat only, 3$d. per square yard. Brickwork.

4y walls . . ~ d , per ft. sup. . . . . . . .. 9" ,, 2d. ,, . . . . . . .. 12" ,, 3d. ,, External Wall Surfaces. (Brick, roughcast, pebble, dash, rendering

or stone walls), 4d. to 8d. per sq. yard depending on the porosity of the surface.

The above prices are for contracts of reasonable dimensions. For small works, the rates would be slightly increased.

PLASTONA, LTD., Graham Works, Wimbledon. '' Plastona " NO. 3, a standardised non-inflammable and non-poisonous

liquid, reacting on the Portland cement content to accelerate maturity, increasing the density and converting the lime content to an insoluble. Ccrtilied tests show increased crnshinp streneth of over QY and tensile - - ,- strength olwr 16 %.

Price :- gs. od. pe r ynllon free d/d United Kingdom. Under 40 gallons. add 3 d per gnllon ; under IO gdlons, add 6d. per gallon. 40-gallon empties returnable.

Specifications (full details on apl~lication) :- ( I ) Harclening by impregnation :

Mnterial costs gd. per yd. duper. L:~bour ,, 3d. ,, ,, Under 1,000 yds. add ~ d . pe r yd. Under 500 yds, add zd. pe r yd.

Add 50% to a11 cost for vertical work. Makers contract to carry out above work under unconditional guarantee.

(2) J8aterprooiiiig concrete by integral admixture in the gauging water; Plastona No. 3a costs 7s. 6d. ae r cubic yd. for a 1-2-4 mix, and gd. per yd, super for a 1-3 rendering din . th~ck.

Plastona can be used for prooling against weather, dusting, oil, fire, dilnte acids, lactic acid, beer ucirl, sugar acid, and most nietall~c salt solutions. No material supplied without a guarantee. Free advice on all relevant problenls.

Water-repellent B L U E C I R C L E C E M E N T For base coats for white and coloured renderings

180 UONORETOR.

CEMENTS. PROOFING MATERIALS &a.--conllnwd. PLASTONA, LTD.-continued.

Perfloors (Regd.) Monolithic Dustless Paving. An in situ paving laid with the base concrete, with an exceptionally hardwearinq surface, guaranteed not to craze, crack, lifL or dust. Proofed with Plastona as above. Warranted for five years. Price, about 3s. od. per yard s t sper . Lump sum estimates given against quantities. See adve~tisrment.

KEKNER-GREENWOOD & CO., LTD., Ann's Church, King's Lynn,Norfolk. ' PUDLO' Brand Cement Waterproofer. I s a fine white powder, which

is rimed with neat cement and the usual amount of sand (or if concrete the usual aggregate) and water afterwards added. 5 % by we~gh t of the conlent is the maximum quantity required for the hearlest water pressure.

Price. How Cost of pncknyes. s. d. pnckcd. s. d.

r ton lots or over . o 11 p w lb . . 3 o p t r cut. 3 0 9 , . I I ,, boxes . 3 o ,,

I 1 , . 1 2 , - 12 1 , . ' 4 , r 28 Ibs. . . . 47 6 each boxes . free 7 I ~ R . , . . I 6 , tina . free

Boxes and tins are not returnable. A11 prices include free delivery to any railway station in the U . K and

the Irish Free State and are nett to the Trade. I n t l ~ e following table, the cost of ' Pudlo' Brand Powder is ~torked

a t rs, od. per Ib. (see price list).

Tllickuess ' of Water- Renderiugs ou Brickwork proofed (except last item). Oeu~enL. 1

. - -- Inches. . I Penther-Benteu Wnlls . - 3

Rough cast walls:- (/'' thick, i.e, in iilst coat only B i pebble dadled) (Q" thick, i.e. in two coats i f 3 ~uud dashed)

Defertive Dnmp-Couraes 3"- 5 (Reuder inside the mom to cure) ] 1"- 3 Vertical Damp Oourses (to keep earth from damping wnll)

Bamuent Walls Rewvoirs & Baths

hole, Qarnae Pit b: Stokehole Linin~s

Floor &reeding (for rising dampness)

20st per nq. yd.

- Ker:dering is reckoned as sand and cement (3-I), except for walls under-

ground as shewn.

"SNOWCRETE" British Whi te PORTLAND CEMENT Pure white cement for all white concrete work

CEMENTS. PROOFING M A T E R I A L S &o.-ronlinucd.

KERNER-GREENWOOD & CO., LTD. -cant inued.

To repist water pressure -: 3,to B:,' /f reiidering i s onailled .I 4 t o O

Much dependsupon the subsoil surrounding basements,tanks,etc. Heavy water pressure naturally requires marc cernent and more Waterproofing Powder t,hau where only slight dampness has to be dealt wlth. For ditlicult or doubtful cases, describe the work and ask for a special specitication.

The size of the aggregate should be graded from the size specitied down to b". Uniform aggregates cannot fill the voids economiadly for either strength or expense.

For a thickness of I$'!, use f" ; z", use 8" ; 3", use :'' ; 4", use 3'' ; 6 to g", use p" aggregate graded down to d".

Large, even sized, porous aggregates like broken bricks, clinker or sand stoneare totally unfit for waterproofing work. If they must be used, a thicker waterproofed rendering should be given and the concrete left non-waterproofed.

The thickness of the Concrele which would otherwise be specitied is 31aterially reduced by nsing steel reinforcement. Ask for a apecitiuation.

I~USTLEY 9: SPARKS, LTD., I)e Uwph Road, South Wimbledon, s.W.19. " Bareau " Cement Waterproof Powder. Prwe IS. od. per Ib. Packages

free except crates and hampers. F.O.R. Works, London.

HanlrlaLDs (MERTON) LIMITED, Rlitcham, Surrey.

PRUFIT CERZENT WATEItPROOFINCi PASTE. Price from 6s. gd. per gallon, according t,o quantity.

Introduced into cormete or cement work by the gauging water with which i t is mixed in following proportions :-

Cemeut concrete, I part " PRUFIT" to 16 parts water. Gemelit rendering, I part "PRUFIT" to 12 parts water.

Ten galhms " PRUFIT" will effectually waterproof :- loo square yards of t' Portland Cement renderiug. I rod of brickworli built in cement mortar. 5 to 7 cubic yard; Portland Cement concrete (according to proportions of aggregate).

Rapid-hardening '' COLORCRETE "-Buff and Red Coloured cement for mass concrete

CEMENTS. PROOFJNG MATERIALS Aa.-continued.

LAFARGE ALUMIXOU~ CEXENT CO. LTD., Lincoln Rouse 296,/302 High Holborn, 15'. C. I.

Ciment Fondn is an aluminons cement giving a very high early c o n pression strength. I n 24 honrs it is ready to take its full load for all purposes. I t also resists chemical attack by manyof the re-agents which destroy Portland cement such as sea water, certain sewage effluents, dilute acids, etc.

Kett price 95s. per ton F.O.H. West Thnrrock, Essex.

'THE IRONITE CO., LTD. 11 Old Queen Street, S.W.I.

"Ironite" and Cement Slurry (I lb. "Ironite" to 3 lbs. cement per square yard), applied with a brush will prrmanently waterproof brick and concrete wails, elc. a t a nominal cost of about IS. od. per yard super, including labour. I t has successfully waterproofed reservoirs, water towers, water and sewage schemes, swimming baths, boating and paddling ponds, ete.

The price of "Ironite" is 65s. per cwt. with discounts according to quantity.

Packed in I cwt. bags, carriage paid on quantities of one ton and over, carriage forward in small lots.

THE R.I.W. PROTECTIVE PRODUCTS CONPANY, LTD., 16 & ~7 Devonshire Square, E.C.2.

Toxement Cement Waterproofing Con~pound (for cement rendering and concrete) is a powder which is added to the cement and sand or aggregate in the proportions of from 2% to 3% of the weight of the cement. Cost in ton lots A70 per ton, cost in cwt. lots gd. per lb. The material is packed in I cwt. free kegs, delivered nearest station.

Toxement required for one cubic lyard of concrete. No allomance made for waste.

Mixture. 1:1%:2$ 1:2:4 1:3:$ R.I.W. Toxenlent 2% 16.72 lbs. 12.08 lbs. 9.28 lbs.

9 , 3% 25 lbs. 18 lbs. 14 lbs.

'I'oxement required for one cnbic yard of cement mortar. No allow- ance made for waste.

Mixture. I : 12 ~ : a 1 : s

R.I.W. Toxement 2% 30 Ibs. 2s Ibs. 18 Ibs.

,, 3% 45 Ills. 37i lbs. 27 Ibs.

6 G COLORCRETE "-not rapid-hardening -Coloured cement in a range o f shades for decorative finishes

There is a time in- ERY job

d e n the 24

B p l T I S H M A D E

CONCRETE ROCK-HARD IN 24 HOURS

LAFARCE ALUMINQUS C E M E N T CO. L T D . 2861 3 0 2 High Holborn

London, W.C.1

Telephone : HOLborn 6431 Televrarnr :

O n most concrete lobs there comes a t h e when only the ultra-rapid hardening o f Ciment Fondu wi l l enable you t o maintain o r even keep ahead of schedule. Then is the t ime t o use tho 24-hour strength of Clment Fondu.

Send us your problems o r ask for helpful literature.

~~menfond-u ;~~b .b . - London

Works:WestThurrock,Ersex $ 2 . 2

184 CONCRETOR.

CEMENTS. PROOFING MATERIALS &o.-continued.

JOSEPH FREEMAN, Soxs & Co., LTD., 6' C~~i i en tone " Work@, Wanda- worth, S.W. IS

1s added to cement mall renderings in the proportion of 5 Ibs. l o each cwt, of cement and the approximate cost of waterpronling monld be gd. per yard for &In. rendering.

For waterproofing floors in damp situations, the extra cost I I ~ using " Cementone " No. 2 is about 6&l, per yard for Q in. thickness.

For mass concrete only 24 Ibs. " Cementone " No. 2 is required per cwt,. of cement for permanent waterproofing, s t an approximate cost of g t d . per cubic foot.

Fuller suggestions and specifications can be obtained from the makers.

Prices delivered :- i n IW lb. casks ~ o i l , per Ib. in 10 Ib. casks I/I$ per Ib

THE ADAMITE COMPANT LTD., Manfield House, Strand, W.C.2

Proprietors of " Redalon" Liquid, a cement retarder for providing a keg f ( ~ r plastering to concrete and for obviating brush-hammermg for beautifyiug pnrposes.

Price, 111 5 gallon drums (drums free and not returnable), e.z London warehou,e, Grade A , 20s. per gallon, Grade B, 12s. 6d per gallon ; In one- gallon tins 211- & 1316 respectirely. Approximate delivery in London, 35. for ; gallons.

R I G ~ Y (LOXDON) LIIIITED, High Ho lbor~~ House, 52/j4 High Holborn, W.C.1.

WATEREX." A colourless permanent liquid waterproofing and preservative, for use on concrete, briclr and stone surfaces both above and below ground.

I<'or re~tdering work-Basements, rising damp, etc.

Mix dry one part cement to two parts clean sharp washed pit sand, add 12 gallons .' Waterex " to each ~ o o Ibs. of cement (or I pint to 10 Ibs.), mix thoroughly and add sutlicieut water to bring to proper working consistency ; finishing coat should be applied aft>er initial set of first coat, which bhould be well scratcned, ant1 whilst first coat is green finish n.ith wooden tioat to avoid contlensation.

Average thickness required g' to ff on walls, 4' on floors and ~f. for granolithic mork.

Covering capacity approjrimately 7 yards on walls and 4 yards on floors.

Do not use <' Waterex " in tho " mass."

C U L L A M I X "-Pre-mixed coloured cement and aggregate in a range of shades

OONURETOR. 186

CBDIENTS. PROOFING MATERIALS, &a.-rot~tinucd.

RIGBY (LONDON), LIHITED-continlt8d. '' QU IXET " mass waterproofing. '' Quixet " waterproofs cement without any reduction in strength and

actually speeds up the set, with increased strength. For Maw Mix, retaining walls, floors, reservoirs etc. To every gallon of " Quixet " add 8 to 12 gallons of water a,ccorclin t o

wetness of aggregates being used. If used direct in Miser care shoulf be taken to avoid oscessive use of water. No free water shonld appear on surface when laid and the mix should maintain a fat clinging mass, without separation of aggregate.

For mass concrete add I gallon of " Qnixet " to I cube yard concrete. ,, brickwork ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, 1250 bricks laid. ,, roughcasting ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ., 22 yards rendering

" PENETREX," an oil base waterproofing material for external applica- tion on all porous materials, such as brick, soft stone, and fine-grained stone which afford insutticient penetration to '' Waterex." "Penetrex " can also be used on lime-washed masonry, artificial stone, concrete blocks and sand-lime bricks. " Penetrex " penetrates deeply into the masonry and is not to be regarded as a surface dressing.

Treatment is carries out by brushing horizontally in two coats, twelve hours at least being allowed between applications. Successful results are not obtained by treating local spots, the entire surface should be t,reated. For utmost absorption surfaces must he clean and dry and treated in dry weather.

Covering capacity. One gallon of " Penetrex " covers from 100-aoo square feet per gallon, per coat, varying with the porosity of the surface to which i t is applied.

Prices of '' Waterex '' ' I Quixet " and " Penetrex." 1-4 gallons 141- per gallon. 5-9 gallons 121- per gallon.

10 gallons and over 101- per gallon.

WATCO L I ~ ~ I T ~ D , 23617 Blackfriars Road, S.E. I. Supex Waterproofing Solution for spraying external walls and used

as a gauging liquid for cement rendering. Approximate covering capacities :-

Spraying two c o a t s - ~ ~ yards super. per gallon. Cement reudering- a. thick, 6+ yards super. thick, 4% yards super. Prices:-1-4 gallons 121- per gallon, 5-9 gallons 101- per gallon,

10 gallons and over 716 per gallon Builders' discount, 15% for monthly paynient. Granala MTaterln~ooting Solution for waterproofing mais concrete or

hardenil~g cement floors. For ma..s concrete dilute one part Granala in ten parts gauging water (approximately I* gallons Grandla per cubic yard of concrete). For floor hardening one part Granala in eight to ten parts water.

Price, 69. 6d. per gallon nett.

SNOWCRETE " Mixture-" Snowcrete " and special white aggregate, mixed ready for use

CEMENTS. PROOFING MATERIALS. ETC.-cottltnued.

NONPORO CEUENT CO. LTD. 186 St. Stephen's House, Wrestminster S.I(Y,x.

"Nonporo" Cement Waterproofing Compound is a very fine pink powder which does not discolour the cement with which i t is mixed. Its principal asset is the effective manner with which i t deals with heavy water pressure; i t w ~ l l withstand a pressure of ~oolbs. to t he sq. inch.

Mixed v i t h Standard Portland Cement and applied to stone surfaces, "Nonporo " will not only prevent the penetration of dampness bu t mill retard the destructive action of sulphurous atmospheres.

" Nonporo " is used in the proportions of from z % to 6 % to the weight of Portland Cement, depending on whether it is required in mass concrete, rendering or washes.

'The price ranges from gd. per Ih. In I ton lots to IS. gd. per Ib, per 71b. tin. I).elirered free.

TRADE NOTIGE.

EmTIi & Co. LTD., Builders Merchants, 530 High Road, Leyton- stone, E.11. Sole sellingagents for London & Home Counties north of Thames for Nonporo Cement Waterproofing Compound, DepBts a t :-Bow, Cambridgeheath, Cr~cklewood, Eastcote, Elstree, Hackney Downs, Leytonstone, Radlett & Watford.

EXPANDED METAL REINFORGEBIENT.

Expanded steel reinforcement 3 in. mesh and bedding in s. d. concrete floors (for distributed load approximately I cwt. per foot super) . . , . . . . . ' 4

Ditto and wiring o r clipping around lower flanges of steel beams , . . . . . . . 2 0

Ditt,o and ditto around steel stanchions . . . 2 4

" Beclarrat "-Dovetailed Steel Sheeting 8 in. standard depth and 2+& in. & 3' standard pitch.

Nett prices F.O.R. IIarlesden for Black mild steel.

100 100-200 200-700 over 700 sq. yards. sq. yards. sq. yard^. sq, yard.

s. ( I . 3. d . s. d. s. d. 26 gauge . 3 o 2 10 3 6 2 4 per yard 24 gauge . 3 s 3 6 3 0 a 10 ,, 18 gauge . 6 o 5 6 5 3 5 0 ,, No. 26 gauge is stocked in sheets 6 ft. o in., 7 ft. o in., 8 ft. o in. and

9 ft. o in. long by z ft. o in. wide and 3 ft. o in. long by 4 ft. o in, wide. Cutting to size from gd. per sheet. TVaste charged.

" SNOWCRETE " Mixture and " CULLAMIX " are supplied in various grades for different types of work

CONCRETOR. 187

PREDK. BRABY & Co., LTD., Petersliill Rond, Gl;mgon. " Eclipse" 1)ovctail Sl iee t i~~g. 10 cwt. lots and np :-

Gauge 18 20 22 24 26 3 . d . 3 . ~ 1 . 3 . d . 3 . d . 3, d .

Black . . 5 6 4 6 3 g 3 2 ? I I square yard. C i a l r a n i ~ c d . 7 3 6 3 5 5 4 7 4 2 ,, ,,

2 ton lots and up :- B l a c k . . 5 3 4 3 3 6 211 2 8 ,, ,, Gal ran lzed . 7 o 6 o 5 z 4 4 3 1 1 ,, ,,

The above prices a r e strictly net and include for delivery to London railway station.

* MASONRY ANCHORS.

ABBEY BUILDING SUPPLIES CO., (Ernest J. Roe, proprietor), 47 Victoria street S.W.1.

Dovetailed Masonry Slot & Anchnrs for bonding brick, stonr, faience, etc. to concrete.

The system consists of a dovetded galvatiizerl steel slot (22 gauge) which is cast into the concrete. Suitable anchors are then hooked on & built into thc facing material.

Prices deliverecl carriage & packing free on orders of L 10 & upwards.

s. d . Dovetailed Slot galvanized, 22 gauge. . . per roo ft. 29 2

Brick Anchors galvanized, 14 gauge . . . per loo 12 6 Stone Anchors,galvanized, $'thick, g$" projection,, ,, 12 6 Faience Anchors, galvanized, Q' thick . . ,, ,, 12 6

'rrristed Ancliovs, f thick, g$" projecti~m . . , , ,, a5 o

PATRICK ADIN, zS to 30 hledway Street, B . W . I .

Maker of Cement-testing ilpparatu., RItrthematical, Snweying and Ycient~tic Instruments. Model makers.

The Cement Marketing Company Ltd,invites all i ts customers to con- sult it8 Technical Department on all questions relat ing t o concrete

DEAINAGE AND SANITARY WORK.

MEMORANDA. D R A I N S should not be laid to a less fall than about a inches in ro

feet. Each joint must be carefully formed with Portland cement and wiped out on the inside so that all obstruction due to the cement passing through the joint to the inside of the plpe may be removed.

Pipes with Stanford and other types of patent joints are an improve- ment uhon the ordinary pipes and cost about 30 per cent. more. Iron pipes are desirable where drains pass under a building, and should be coated with Dr. Angus Smith's patent solution or Professor Barff's rustlesa process, to preserve them from rnst. This is the best form of drain for the purpose, as there are less joints than in stoneware pipes, and the risk of the escape of smell into t h ~ building is reduced to a minimum.

Before pricing drainage and sanltary work, the bye-laws of the local sanitarv and water authorities should be ~ e r u s e d for suecial re~nlations affect~n"~ the cost.

- Estimators shonld make themselves familiar with the requirements

under the l'ubhc Health Act, 1891, and the regulations issued by the Borounh Councils as well as the Renulations made bv the Metrooolitan ~ a t e r ~ o a r d under the Metropolis Water Act, 1871, relating to sanitary matters, and of tho Bye-Laws ismed by the London County Council.

D R A I N TESI3.-There are several modes of testing drains, such as by charging with matcr, or by pouring down some strong smelling substance (oil of peppermint, for instance), when any leakage through joints or otherwise, makes itself easily perceptible-or, by means of a smoke machine, which has the further advantage of making visible the source of any leakage.

I t is obvious that the water test is the most serere of any that can be applied, and is the system generally adopted by the sanitary authoritiea in London and elsewhere. Where it is intended to apply such test i t is only fair that the builder should know it beforehand, as none but the best pipes are sufficiently relmble ; patent joints are more reliable than the ordinary cement joints mhere the water test is to be applied.

W E I G H T S O F STONEWARE D R A I N PIPES A N D F I T T I N G S .

The following amounts per ton are apprn~i l i~a te only, and vary with the Iwand dnd quakty.

D~ameter, inches. z s 6 o 1 2 I < 18

Bends . . . fvoet 272 150 90 48 is '4 9 Junctions, single . ,, 120 8 2 55 25 16 9 8 Ditto, double . ,, 105 65 40 23 11 8 7

DRAINS a SEWERS REPAIRED

WITHOUT OPENING GROUND OR TAKING UP FLOORS

BOSTELS SPECIAL SYSTEM (OVER 30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE)

ENQUIRIES INVITED

A REAL IMPROVEMENT

"EASYLIFT" PATENT MANHOLE COVERS

Easily lifted by any ordinary chisel or bar, no special tools required

! BOSTELS LTD. 71-73 EBURY ST., LONDON, S.W.1. SLOane 9231-2

100 DRAINAQE AND SANITARY WORK.

LAND DRAINS. DRBINING LAND.-Table showing the nnmber of tilesreqnired to drain

I acre of land a t different widths : To caatlngd and m b a n k menta latd at angle 46O.

12 in. Tiles. 16 in. Tiles, 12 in. Tiles. I6 in. Tile% The rows 4 yards apart 3630 2904 5704 4356

1 9 3 $ 9 1815 1452 2732 2178 9 , 12 19 1210 966 1815 I452

AQRICDLTURAL PIPES I.OR LAND D R B I N ~ . In 12 in. lengths. P r i c ~ s , delivered in Lo~fdon :

2 in. 3 in. 4 In. 6 in. g In. rz in. s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s, d. 2 g 4 o 5 o 7 g 16 3 27 6 per doze?l.

I5 0 23 0 33 0 45 3 95 6 - per 100.

EXGAVATING FOR DRAINS, pcr foot r m . Excavate for drain pipes, average z ft. deep, and fill in and s. d.

r am and cart away surplus earth . I o Ditto 3 ft. deep, ditto . . . . . . . 1 6 Ditto 4 ,, , . . . . . . . . 2 6 . . . . . . . . Ditto 6 ,, , 4 3 . . . . . . . . Ditto 8 ,, ,, 6 6

. . . . . . . . . . . . Ditto 10 9 9 The above prices allow for planking and strutting.

CONCRETE REDS AND COVEHS TO DRAINS. 4-in. 6-in. 9-in. 12-in.

Portland Cement Concrete bed 6-in. 3, d s. d . s. I?. s. (2. thick and 12 in. wider than outside diameter of pipe and benching half way u p side of pipe . per foo t run r :! I 4 I 7 I 10

Red and cover to drains in Portland Cement Concrete, 6-~n. thick, per f o o t m n . . 1 1 1 2 3 a 9 3 3

STANI)AI'.D PRICE LIST. FOR SALT GLAZED DRAIN PIPES, E m

IXatnet,er : a'kg' 4" 5" 6" 7" 8" 9" 10' 12"

Ordinary Pipe ( p e , . fuoi) : s. d. n. <I. .. a. 3. (1. . . . s. d . ,s. (1. s. d. ,i. d . 0 8 5 O I O 1 1 1 3 1 9 2 0 n 3 2 1 0 $ 3 9

Channels with or without Sockets ( l ~ e r foo t ) : s, d. s, d. s. d. s. I I . s . d . 8 . d . s . d . s . J . s. l l .

o 6 h o 7 $ o 9% 0112 I 3% I 6 I R f 2 2 2 9% Pipe Stoppers, plain ( ~ ( i c l , ) :

n . d . s. d. s. (2. s. 11. s, d. ,s. d, 3. d. R. d . L. (7. o 5 o 76 0 1 0 I oh I 3 I 5 1 I 8 2 I 2 x 1

Pipe Stoppers, Stanford jointed (encli) : s. d . s. d . s. d. .s. d. s. I / , .s. (1. 8. I / . ,s. (1. 9 , (1. 0 1 0 1 3 1 8 2 1 2 6 2 1 1 3 4 4 2 5 1 0

FlTZPATRlCK & SON for sewers & ~~~i~~ 455 OLD FORD ROAD, LONDON, E.3

DRAINAGIEMAND SANITARY WORK.

STANDARD PRIGE LIST-continued.

Deliveries in 2-ton lots and upwards ... ... less 326% ,, in less than 2-ton lots ... ... ... l e s s 26%

The above discounts apply to ordinary quality.

For special qualities, reduce current discounts as follows:

British Standard Pipe by 78% Tested Pipes by z5"/, British Standard Tested Pipes by 324% Pipe fitted with Stanford joints by 20%

Where redactions of discounts amount to more than the current discounts, the diflerence will be a plusage on the standard list.

STONEWARE: DRAINS A N D LAYING, perfool ~ f r n 4-in. 6-in. g i n 12-in.

First quality (British Standard) glazed s. d. s. d. s, d. s. d. stonevnre socketted drain pipes, jointed in cement . I 3 I g 3 o 4 9

Second quality (ordinary) ditto . I I I 7 2 8 4 3 Extra for bends or single junctions,

f i rs tqudi ty . . z o 2 g 4 g 7 o Ditto, seco~id quality , . . r 10 z 6 4 4 6 6 Extra for double junctions, first

q u a l i t y . . 2 9 3 9 7 6 rz 6 Ditto, second quality . . . 2 6 3 6 7 o 11 6

s. d. . . . . Cement joint of 4 in. iron pipe to drain each o 9

Ditto, trap of W.C. ditto . ,, I o Ends 4 in. drain made good to side of manl~ole . I o Ends 6 in. ditto . . . . . . . . I 3 Ends 9 in. ditto . . . . I 6 q in. First quality glazed stoneware vertical bends, including

jointing to drain and encasing with 6 in. cement concrete ,, 7 o 4 in. Glazed stoneware trapped gulley with 6 in. X 6 in.

galvanized iron hinged gratings and frames (p. c. 11s. od.) and jointiug to drain and encasing with 6 in. cement concrete . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 6

. . . . . . . G in. ditto (p, c. 13s. 6d.) and ditto zo o 4 in. Glazed stoneware intercepting trap with clcaning w m

and stopper (p. c. 18s. 6d.) and building into side of manhole, casing with 6 in. concrete and bedding skpper in clay . . . . . . . . . 28 o

. . . . . . . 6 in. ditto (11. c. 24s. od.) and ditto 35 o 9 in. ditto (p. c. 39s. 6d.) and ditto . . . . . . . 57 6

192 DRAINAGE AND SANITARY WORK.

GAST IRON DRAINS AND LAYING. 4 in. 6 in. g i n . 3. d. 8 . d . S. d.

L.C.C. pattern coated drain pipes, jointed with gaskin and molten lead . p e l f t . mot 2 7 3 g 8 2

ISstra for bends . . . . . ench g 9 18 6 38 6 Ditto ,, junctions . . . . ,, I~ g 28 6 52 o Extra for large socket lor stoneaaro pipct ,, 4 6 8 o 18 6

CAST IRON DRAIN PIPES. per yard run. l l u n ~ BPOS. (LONDON) ,~ I .D . , 6 & 8, Stamford Street, S.E.1. Nett prices,

delivered in London area. Cast Iron Gastight Coated Drain Pipes, L.C.C. weights, PCP yard mm-

Diam. 2 in. 3 in. 4 in. 5 in. 6 in. s. d. s. d. s . d. s. d. s. d.

g feet lengths - 3 4 3 5 0 6 6 7 6 6 9 , 9 , 2 5 3 10 5 5 7 1 0 8 10 3 ft.and 4 ft.lengths 3 o 4 g 6 5 9 7 1 0 7

Inspection pipes with boltcd cover, No. GB- each l o o I 1 6 0 1 9 0 2 2 0

No. 25 Bends,lo~lg radius, go0, gjO, IOO", 1 1 2 9 , 120°, 1 3 5 ~ ~ 1 4 5 ~ 6: 15~6'- each 3 4 5 0 6 6 1 0 9 1 2 9

No. 26 Bends, Short Radius, same angles as No. 25- each 3 o 4 3 5 0 8 9 1 0 3

Inspection beids, with bolted cover- Long radius - -

- I5 3 21 9 25 0 sho r t ,, 7 O 9 0 1 1 3 1 5 0

No. 23 Curved branches, same angles as Nos. 2; and 26- Diam. 2 in. 3 "1. 4 in. 5 in. 6 in.

S. d. 8. d. S. d . S. d. 3. d. each 5 G 7 0 8 9 1 3 6 1 8 0

Inspection branchep, with bolted covers- Single . 17 o 19 6 2; o 28 o Double or '' Y,'; with two

sockets . . . . - - - I9 6 Double, with three sockets - 24 9 - -

No. 201. Elnstic Pipe Jointing Clip (for rnnning the lend joint i n cast iron pipes without clay).

Dintn. a in. 3 in. 4 in. 5 in. 6 in. 8 in. g in. 10 in. 8 . J . S.d. 3 . d . 3 . 1 1 . 3 .d . 3 .d . s . d . s . d .

each-8 o g o l o o 1 2 0 1 4 0 1 8 0 2 0 0 2 3 0 Diain. 12 in. 15 in. 18 in. 21 in. 24 in. 30 in. 36 ill.

s . d . s . d . 8 .d . s . d . . r . d . 5 . d . s , d . each- 27 o 33 o 40 o 46 6 53 o Gj 6 79 o

C a t iron inspection chambers, Xo. 741, having one branch, galvanized iron bolts, gun metal nuts and felt masher.

Bore - 4 in. 5 in. 4to6in. 6 iu. Each 303. od, 38s. od. 387. 6d. 43s. od.

Prices net t to Trade, delivrred in London area.

There is a 'PHORPRES' brick for every job

DRAINAaE AND:YANITARY WORK.

INSPECTION EYE COVERS AND FRAMES. 4 ~ n . 6 in.

a , d. s. d. Galvanized ronnd pattern . . . . 3 6 5 o

,, square base . . . . 4 G 6 9 Keys for ditto, 8d. each.

INLET VALVES TO DRAINS. MICA VALVES (~alvanized) : s. d.

4 in. ordirGy pattern . , . . . each 3 g L.C.C. ,, . . . . . ,, 4 6

~.'c.c. arch back, C.B. front . . . . ,, 6 6 'THONAS CRAPPER & CO., LTD., Mica Air-Inlet Valves. 3. d.

No. 5 5 4 ~ Chlvanized Iron 7 x 5 in. brass front, 4 in. . etrch 1 3 o ,, 9988 ditto with bead on spigot to tit L.C.C. pipe ,, I5 o ,, 1271. ditto with stamped brass front, 4 In. . ,, 4 g

Prices subjcct to revision. 20% Discount allowed to Trade. Arote.-The prices of all hrass work, apparatus, be., are exclnsise of fixing.

CHANNEL PIPES. BENDS AND TAPER PIPES. U a o a ~ & Co., LTD., 4, South Wharf, Paddington, W.2. CHANNELS AND

BENDS, in great variety, made in white enamelled ware in eight different. sections : A, 3 section ; B, 4 sedan; C, deep section ; D, 6 deep section ; trough anti-splash urinal channels, urinal channel blocks and rabbetled channels to take grating. " Straight channels," 6 in. to 36 in. long, 4 in. to 12 in. diameter. 4 in. 6 in.

8. d. s. d. Straight Channels, 24 in. long . . . each 4 5 5 10 Channel Bends, $ sections, A to 11 . . . , 5 6 7 4

9 , f 3 9 $ 9 . . . 1 9 7 4 1 0 7 Single Junctions . . . . . . , 6 7 I I g

Trade Discount 20 % . Other Prices on application.

Also channels kc. in cream ware and brown ware. BROAD & CO.'Y DRAIN CHUTES FOR IISPECTION CHARIUERS.

4 in. 6 in. g in. s . d . 8 . d . 3 . d .

White enemelled ware . , . each g 6 13 6 20 o D.D.V. stoneware . . , , ,, 7 6 10 6 16 o

TEE LEEDS FIRECLAY CO., LTD., 2 Cavendish Place, W. I. CLIFF'S glazed channel pipes, junctions and bends :

White glazed channel pipes in 2 It., 4 in. 6 in. g in. 12 in. z ft. 6 in. and 3 ft. lengths-- s . d . s . d . s . d . s , d .

per foo t 2 2 2 1 1 4 g 7 2

Single channel junctions, 2 ft. long, ectcl~ 6 7 11 9 17 7 30 3 Donblechanneljunctions, 2ft . long ,, g 6 16 2 23 I -

6 in. to s in. Q in. to 6 in. 3. d : s. d.

Taper channels, 2 ft. long, each 7 a 1 0 3 Taper channel bend8 9 4 16 2

The above lwices are for unselected quality. I'or selected quality add 10%.

ao % discount alloved to Trade.

5t million ' PHORPRES ' bricks used every day

194 DRAINAOE AND SANITARY WORK.

BEDDING GHANNELS. Bedding only channels and branches in bottoms of ~uanholes, including

steeply tlaunchmg in fine concrete, tinislred s~nooth in cement, 89. for channel only and about 39, extra for each branch.

CHANNEL BLOCKS FOR URINALS. Baoan & CO.'S Channel Blocks for Urinals, made in white enamelled

and brown ware, 6 in., 1 2 in. and 18 in, long, with fittings :- White Enam. Ware.

s. d. 4 in. channel 6 in. block . par foot ~ u n 4 o 6 in. ,, 9 in. . . . . . . . 9 ) 6 9 4 in. stop ends, plain . . . each 8 o

. . . . . . . 6 in. ,, ,, 13 6 4 in. ,, with outlet . . 10 9 6 in. ,, , . . . . . ,, 16 o

Also made rebated in white enamelled ware to take grating cover. Anti-Splash Urinal Blocks in white enamelled ware.

INTERCEPTOR TRAPS. Sewer gas interceptor hermetically sealed, with fresh air inlet and

removable screw stoppers for inspection: 4 in. aos. ; 6 in. 25s. ; and 9 in. 40s. each ; side inlets, 2s. gd. each extra.

Sewergas interceptors, with Stanford joint stoneware inspection stopper. Ordinary or channel inlets : 4 in., 17s. 6d. ; 6 in., ~ $ 8 . 6 d . ; 9 in., 376. 6d. ; 1 2 In., 112s. 6d. each.

If titted with air-tight screw inspection stopper, 2s. ~ d . each extra. This stopper cannot blow or be forced out by back pressure, and stop up the interceptor.

CLIFF'S "Beancliff" syphon, 4 in. trap with 4 in. inlet and 4 in, water- way and 6 in. outlet, 11s. 9 d. each; 6 in. trap with 6 in. inlet and ontlet and in. waterway, 15% z$d. each ; 9 in. trap with 9 in. inlet and outlet, 258. 35d. each.

DOULTON & Co., LTD., Lambeth, S.E.1 UOULTON'S improved stoneware interceptor, 4 in. 17s. 6d.; 6 in. 228. 6d.;

9 in. 3 7 s 6d. " Anti-Flood " Ball-valve Interceptor for prevention of back-flooding,

4 in. 120s. ; 6 in. 150s

BROAD & Co.'s Channel Intercepting Traps, in 7 patterns, +in, to ~ z i n . diameter, each :

s. d . s. d. s. d . Brownware . 4 in. 17 6 6 in. 22 6 9 in. 37 6 1 2

White enamelled ,, 27 o ,, 36 o ,, 60 o Cast iron . . ,, 45 o ,, 7 0 o - application.

DRAINAaE ,AND SANITARY WORK. 186

INTERCEPTOR T R A P S - c o n l i n u e d . Tuonras CRAPPER & Co., 120, King's Road, Chelsea, S.Mr.g. The

Improved Kenon Disconnectmg Traps:-Brown glazed, with Stanford jointed stopper, 4 m., 17s. 6 d . ; 4 to 6 in., 228. 6d. ; 6 in., 218. 6d. ; g in., 37s. 6d.

Ditto, with patent lever stopper, iron, 4 in., 25s od . ; 4 to 6 in., 308, od. ; 6 in., 30s. od. ; g in., 628. 6d. each. 2 6 % discount.

J. H. S A N K ~ Y & SON, LTD. (Canning Town), Aldwych House, dldwych, W.C.2.

SANKEY'S deep glazed stoneware intercepting gully with galvanized iron bucket, each :-

Inside diameter. 4 in. 6 in. g in. xz in. IS in. 18 in. a . d . a . d . 8 . d . 8.d. s . d . s .d .

Stoneware gully . . 16 o 17 6 30 o 48 6 63 6 95 o G r i d s . , . . 1 0 2 0 4 6 - - - S132i~oll grating& frame - - 14 6 30 o 45 o 82 6

SANKEY'S Improved Inspection Eye Cover, with chain and key, for interceptors and access pipes to drains, galvanized.

4 in. 6 in. g in. 8. d. 8 . d. #. d. 5 o 7 6 Ia o eacb

GULLY T R A P S . HROAD & Co. LTD. White enam. Cream Rrown

ware. ware. ware. s . d . s. d . a . d .

'' Gullirer " trap n i t h stoneware in- spection cap. complete . . ench 37 6 30 o 2s o

"Accessible" gully, Pig. 52 , conlplete ,, - " Combine" gully, 10 in. top, do. ,, -

ditto 7 8 in. top, do. ,, - "Deep Seal " gully, g in, top - " Duplex" domestic gully, gin., complete -

ditto ditto 12 in., do. - " Duplex " stable gully, g in., do. -

dltto ditto 12 in., do. - " Augean " stable gully, completa . . -

DOELTON &. CO., LTD. "THANES" ball-valve gulley, 4 in, outlet, for prerention of hack-

flooding, 60s. each nett.

DOULTON'S Yard Gullies.-8-inch square a t top, 4-inch outlet, with iron grating, 8s. I$Z. each.

Ditto, 9-inch diameter, 4-inch ontlet, 11s. gd. each ; if with dished corer and iron grating, 8.3. gil. extra.

Block Trap, for building in brick gullies to trap end of drain :-4-in. bore, 7s. 6d. ; 6-in. do. 138. gd.

l9tl DRAINACSE AND SANITARY WORK.

GULLY TRAPS-contini~ed.

JOHNSON'S Patent Grease Extractor for extracting fat, oil, etc., from Taste water from sinks and such like. Price from 70s. od. each.

20 discount allowed to Trade.

CLIFF'S "Baltic" wntite gully, No. 1, 4 in. outlet P, 83. or!. ; So, 2 S, as. or/.

Ditto, "Baltic" deep seal gully, No. 3 , 4 in. outlet P, gs. 6d. ; No. 4 , J in. outlet S, g ~ . 6d. ; No. 5, 6 in, outlet P , 8s. od.

Stoneware Kerb, with g in, plain iron grating, 8s. gd. ; galvanized, 13s. 6d.

GULLY GRIDS.

4 in. 5 in. 6 in. 8 in. 9 in.

~4.1 6gd. road. IS. ~ d . IS. Bid.

GREASE AND WASTE WATER DISCONNECTING TRAPS.

I~OVLTON & Co. I ~ D .

Grease trap for kitchen sink wastes : s. d. 18 in. X 12 in. X x r t i n . (in. clear) . . . each 102 6 24 ,, X 18 , r X 18 v 7 9 . . . ,, 160 o

T~oarAs CRAFPER & CO.'Y flushing rim grease trap :

No. 556. Trap with 3 in, back inlet and two 2 in. side inlets and galvanized grating . . . . each L r 7 q

No. 557. Trap with three j in. inlets and galyanized grating each £1 8 7

BROAD & Co.'s " Excello " grease trap, each : lain. x 12 in. x 18 in.-13rown, 37s. 6d. ; white enamelled, 56s. od. 18in. X 12 in. X 20 in.-Brown, 60s. od. ; white enamelled, 107s. 6d. 30 in. X 18 in. X 24 in., white enamelled, 227s. 6d .

The " Prefect " grease trap, ml~ite er~milelled complete, 195,s. oil. ; brownware complete, 1408. od.

The Combine Reversible Grease Gully, with galvanized iron Husbing r im, con~plete, creamware, 58s. 6d.

Trade Discount I o 2.

STREET G U L L Y TRAPS. DOULTON'Y gully traps for streets, made in one piece, 12-in. 26,~. 311.;

15-in. 41s. 3d. ; 18-in. 55s. od . each. Ditto, heavy pattern, 4-ft. deep by I-ft. 6-in. diameter, 75s. each.

DRAINAGE AND SANITARY WORK. 197

STBEET GULLY TRAPS-continued, SHARP, JONES & CO., LTD., l'arltstone, Dorset. Stoneware trapped

street gully with deep seal. Standard list prices s~tbject to discount. Inside diameter 9 in. ~a in. 15 in. 18 in.

1)epth.-2 feet . . 15" od. 22s. 6J. - - ,, z feet 6 inches . 18s. yd. 26s. gd. 353. od. - ,, 3fee t . . - 30% od. 41s. gd. 55s. or/. ,, 3 feet 6 i ~ ~ c l ~ e s . - - -- 63% yd. ,, 4 feet . . - - - 75,s. od.

Inspection eye and Stanford topper, 3s. 44d. extra.

JOIIN I~NOWLES & C'O. (LOKDON) LTD. 38 Kings Road, N.W.1. Kt~owles' " Anti-Viip " Street Gully. I ' Vitritine" Stoneware, oue l~iece

gully with t r a p specially designed to prevent evaporation iind with stone- w,we lwking stoppered roddinp eye. 18 in. diameter by 3 it . 6 in. deep. 'Trap design makes the effective depth of this gully greater than 4 ft. deep gully of ordinary pattern.

s. d. Price . . . . . . . each 68 7

,, lor 3 feet deep . . . . ,, 59 10

,, for 4 feet deep . , . . ,, 79 10

HINGED ROAD GULLY GRATINGS.

Size 9 in. X,y in. 10 in. X 10 in. 12 in.X Ia in. 14 in. X 14 in. Depth 25 m. 3 in. 4 in. 4 in.

cwts. qrs. lbs. cwts. qrs. lbs. cwts. qrs. lbs. cwts. qrs. lbs. App. weight o I 14 o I 21 1 0 0 I 1 0 Price I IS. 6d. 13s. od. 16s. 6d. 28s. od.

Size 15in. X 15 in. 16in. X 12 in. 16in. X 14in. 16 in. X 16 in. Depth 6 in. 6 in. 6 in. 6 in.

cwts. qrs. lbs. cwta. qrs. lbs. cwta. qrs. lbs. cwts. qrs. lbs. App. weight z o 7 I 2 14 2 I 7 3 o o Price 45s. od. 368. 6J. 50s. 6d. - 55s. od

BROAD & Co., LTD.

Patent "Arterial" Gully Corer cwts. qrs. s. d.

Fig. 3 Approximate weight . . . . z I 45 o 9 , 4 & 5 9 7 . . . . 1 2 3 7 6

S T A n L E GULLY TRAPS.

I<ILOAD & Co.'s " Augean " Stable Gully, wilh haavy ironwork .s. d. complete, r o in. top . . . . . . . each 38 6

" Duplex" ditto, ditto, with creamware base, iron top, g in. top . . . , . . . . each 38 o

,, ditto, ditto, di&to, 12 in. top , . . . , 50 o

BURN BROCI.' Irrlpro~ed cast iron stable yard Silt Gully, No. 149, with extra strong surfwe grating, 4in. outlets P, 458. od. each nett to Trade.

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I05 DRAINAGE AND SANITARY WORK.

G A R A G E T R A P S A N D PETROL INTERCEPTORS. BROAD & Co., LTD.

"Patrol" Motor Garage Gully, complete with ironwork, 9 in. 60s. od.; 12 in. 78s. 6d.

Bends for Motor Garage Intercepting Tanks - Stoneware Fig. 111 6s. 8d. I'ig. 2M 7s. 6cl. Fig. 3RI 11s. 3d. C ~ s t Iron ,, I j .~. 6d. ,, 21s. od. ,, 28s. od.

JOHN KNOWLEG & CO. (LONDON) LTD. NO. K29o.-Garage Gully, af t . deep, 4in. outlet, inspection eye n ~ t h lined stopper, black iron gra t ing and galranized intercepting bucket for d i r t and grease.

Diameter . . 6 in. 9 in. 12 in. Each . . . 21/88 33/93 50/13b

BURN BROS.' NO. 155 Garage Gully, constructed td deal with the heaviest vehicles. Price, including silt pan and cleaning arm, 87s. od. each net% to Trade.

DOULTON & GO. LTD. " Garage " Gulley, 12 in. diameter, 2 f t , deep, 4 ill. outlet, with cast-iron grating, galvanized perforated bucket and inspection eye with Stanford stopper, 56s. gd. each.

Ditto, g in. diameter, 2 ft, deep, 3 7 s 631. each

\YILLIIJI E. FARRER, LPrD.,Star Works, Heath 1Iill Lane, Birmiugham g. l'arrer's improved sand and oil trap in heavy cast iron, with galvanized wrought iron coke bucket for the interception uf oils, and a further large sized bucket for the collect,i~~n of s:ml and detritus from washing down : a' 8' X I' 9' X I' 6', LIZ 10s. od., weight 6 owt. ; 2' o* X I' 4" X I' 6', £7 5s. od., weight 3 cwt.

ANTI-FLOOD 8: T I D A L V A L V E TRAPS. BROAD & Co.3 cast iron anti-flooding interceptor valve, each, 4 in.

£5 5s. od. ; 6 in. £7 15s od. ; 9 in. E17 10s. od.

W I ~ . L I A ~ I E. F A R R F I ~ , L T D . , S ~ ~ ~ Worli~, TIeath Mill Lane, Uirlningham 9. Farrer's patent heavy cast iron "Anti-Flood " rnlre with copper ball coreretl ~ ~ i t h Desonite and bolted inspection corer with 4 in. inlet am1 o~ttlet, eacl~ 4 6 2s. 6d. L)ittn, will1 6 in. inlet and ontlet, each ,'TI 5s. orl. Extra ~ d e t s , 4 in. diameter, 7s 6d. ; 6 in. diameter, 12s 6d.

AUTOJIATIG FLUSHING S Y P H O N S ANI) TANKS. T~onlas CRAPPER & CO.'S Autotllatic Ylush 'Tanks, to meet the

requ~rements of the Met. Water Board. No. 1286, 10 gallons, &4 10s. od. ; 15 gallons, £5 7s. od. ; 20 gallons, L5 15s. od. ; 2 j gallons, E 6 3s. od. ; 30 gallons, £6 12s. 6d. ; 40 gallons, £6 17s. 6d.; j o gallons, L7 10s. 6d. ; 75 gallons, £10 2s. 6d.; IOO

gallons, £11 js. od. Stamping e x t r ~ . 20% discount allowed to Trade.

BURN BILOS.' Improved Patent Butonlatic Sewer Flushing Syphons :- Each. 3 in. E 6 0s. od. ; 4 in. £9 os, od. : 5 in. &9 fgs. od. ; 6 in. LIO 15s. od.. Prices for larger sizes 11p to 12111. on appl~cation.

DRAINAGE AND SANITARY WORK. 109

AUTOMATIC BLUSHING SYPHONS AND TANKS-cov. BURN EROS.' " Certus " Automatic Flushing Tanks (pateut). These

tanks are fitted wit,h " Certus " Automatic Syphons and arr guaranteed to discharge with the slowest drop feed.

Diam. of Discharge Syphon. (Gallons). 16 B. W.U. ro E. W.G.

8. a. A s. d. z in. 10 4 1 5 0 5 5 0 2 111. 15 5 2 6 5 1 2 6 2 in. 20 5 1 2 6 6 2 6 a in. 30 5 1 7 6 6 1 0 0 a in. 40 6 1 2 6 7 7 6 3 in. 20 6'50 7 5 0 3 in. 30 7 0 0 7 1 2 6 3 in. 40 712 6 8 7 6

14 B.TIr.G. ,j in. 50 8 5 0 9 2 6 3 i,n. 60 9 5 0 9 1 7 6 3 "I. 70 9 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 3 111. 80 10 2 6 10 19 6 3 in. 100 1 1 5 0 1 2 0 0

The above prices iuclude galvanized s y p l m ~ , tank and cover.

price: nett to Trade.

MANHOLE COVERS. 'I 'HO~IAS CRAFFER & GO.% air-tight, frames and covers, each :-

Inside. 8. d. E s . d. No. 496 90 x 24 ins. Plain, 2 5 6 Galvanized,' 4 11 o

200 DRAINAQE AND SANITARY WORK.

MANHOLE COVERS--continued.

RKOAD & Co.3 iron frame and oval iron cover, painted, No. I A , 23 in. x 14 in., 223.6d. ; 15 in. X g in., 15s. od. each.

No. 3 Manholecover, painted, 6 sizes,opening, 24in. X 18 in., 30s. od. each.

No. 5 Inlprored hinged lockiug, 6 sizos, 24 in. X 18 in., 70s. od., painted.

No. 20 " Premier " regd. Double Corer with double seal, painted, 7 sizes, 24 ill. x IS in. opening, 67s. 6d. each.

No. 21b "Premier " Double Corer, triple seal, 7 sizes, 24 in. X 18 in. opening, painted, 97' 6d.

" Sta r " No. 15 Double Corer, 6 sizes, 24 In. X 18 in. opening, painted, 4 5 s od. ; galvanized, 72s. 6d.

Broad's Impervious Was Composition, 281b. keg, 176. od.

BURN B ~ O T H E R S ' No. 178 "Rotunda" double rtlanhole covers and frames :-

Sizes (incheq) 18 X 18 21 X IS 24 X 18 24 X 24 30 X 24 Each (fine cast) 40s. on'. 41s. 6d. 463. od. 57s. od. 67% od.

KO. 1 2 2 Double seal single covers-2 in. sunk top :- Sizes (inches) 24 X 18 24 X 24 36 X 24 Each (tine cast) 34s. 9d. $28. od. 689. od.

Coated manhole corers 5 % extra. Prices nett to Trade.

No. 143 " Friary " single seal sunk top manhole covers and frames- depth of seal, I in.; top sunk I* in. To take screws :

Sizes (inches) 12 X 12 18 X 18 24 X 18 24 X 24 27 x 27 Each (fine cast) 14s. 6d. 19s. gd. 26s. 6d. 30s. od. 433. od. Sizes (ins.) 30 X IS 30 X 24 36 x 18 36 x 24 42 x 18 50 x 18 Each (fine cast) 36s. 9 d. 38s. 3d. 41s. od. 50s. d. 44s. 6d. 559. od.

I t fitted with two gunmetal screws, es t ra each cover 4s. od. ,, ,, four ,, ,, 83. od.

Single grease seal m:ml~ole covers and frames, in s i ~ e s from 6 X 6 in. in clear opening up to 50 X 18 in , in clear opening.

Running sizes (inches) 12 X 12 24 X 18 24 x 18 30 x 24 IVeight . . . 26 Ibs. 56 Ibs. 112 lbs. 182 lbs. Each (fine cast,) . . 3s. qd. 6s. 3d. 12s. 6d. 21s. 6d.

Other sizes pro mtn.

Size. Weight. inches. cmt, qrs. lbs. 6 x 6 o o 17 7 x 7 o o 18 s x g o 1 6 12 X 12 o I 18

15x15 o 2 9 15 x 15 o 2 26 1 8 x 9 o 2 o 18 x 18 o 2 25 18 X IS o 3 IS 21 X 15 0 3 I5 24x18 I o r 24x18 1 2 0

24x24 I I 9 24x24 I 3 0

30x18 I 3 5 30x24 I 3 21

36x18 2 o 8 36x24 2 I 1.1 42x18 2 I 9 42x24 2 2 14 50 X 18 2 I 24

DRAINAQE AND SANITARY WORK. 201

MANHOLI.3 COVERS-continued.

HURN BROS.-continued. No. ~ O A , B, c and D " Sta~nfora " Single Grease Seal Manhole Covers

and Frames, made in 21 Patterns, designed for use with or without Corner Screws (which are fitted ontside seal, thus keeping cover airtight).

Plain cast. Extra per Type. Depth of Seal. Price. Each Screw.

inches. 8. ( I . s. d.

Coated Manhole Covers, 5 % extra t o all above prices. I'rices nett to Trade. I~OSTELS LTD., 71-73, Ebury Street, S.W.1.

Patent Easy Lift Mtnl~ole Covers,llo handles and no special keys reqniretl. 0n11 be raised with ally bar or rod.

Inside Weight l ' lni~~ Galvd. s. I / . s. d.

18' X 18' 3 (1s" 7 111s. I Y 0 33 3 24. X 1 8' I C W t . 2 4 1 0 q" x 24' I uwt,. r qrs. 14 Ibs. jr! 6 .i 6 8

'I'mtle (IiscounL 10%.

H E A V Y R O A D MANHOLE COVERS. BROAD & CO., LTD. cwt. qrs. s. d. " Dome Agripper " non-rocki~~g Rppros. weight 4 2 70 o

Vertical " Agripper," ditto . ,, 9 4 0 55 0

" Ner-Rok," ditto . . . ,, 4 6 5 0

202 D R A I N A ~ E AND SANITARY WORK.

H E A V Y ROAD MANHOLE COVERS-co111i?iued. MESSENGER & CO., LTD., Loughborough.

No. 370 conical pattern roadway tnanhole covers and f r a~nes :- Opening Approx. weight Price each. diameter cwt. qrs. Ibs. s. d.

20 in. 4 0 0 53 0

*ao in. 4 1 I4 54 f3 20 in. 5 0 0 66 o 22 in. 4 2 0 59 6

+ This pattern has a round fiange. Carraige paid England and Wales. Trade discount 20%.

BIANHOLE STEPS.

Light,. Strong. Light. Medium, Strong. In wall . . . 4$ in. 4& in. 9 in. 9 in. 9 in. App. weight . . 3 lbs. 6 Ibs. 6 Ibs. 8 lbs. 11 lbs. Price . . each 1s. 6d. 2s. gd. 2.9. 3d. 3s. od. 48. od.

. dozen 15s. 611. 23s. 6d. 23s. 6d. 32s. 6d. 45s. od.

DHAIN REPAIHS.

I ~ O S T R L S LTD., 71-73, ]<bury Street, S.W.1. Special system of repairing clraitls &sewers without taking up fioor~ etc.,

Ily forcing cement into (.he fractures internally, wl~ich is more permanelit tllan externally ; C'wt : approximately 3.. oil. ller foot run. Approved by leading London Sanit,ary bul.h~~rities & l..C.C'.

DRAIN TES'I'ING A N D GLEAHING APPLIANCES. See also R?iiIders' Plo~i t .

BUKN BROS.' patent " Ecl~pse " drain teating apparatus and yl~ort iron tube with 6 feet special wired hose and unions, 1306. od. each.

"TIPIRS '' expanding drain plugs, I in. mtlet. T? plug 3 y & 4" 4*' 4" & 5" 5* &. 6" 6"

Each . 5s. 6rl. 5s. od. 79. 6d. 6.9. Gd. 83. 6d. 85. od. 'To plug 6"& 7" 7" 8"&9" 9*& 10' 10" 12" 15' Each . 11s.6d. 11s. od. 16s.od. 1gs.6d. 23s.o.I. 27s.od. 4gs.orE.

" TIMES " expanding drain plugs, in. outlet : 'To plug z'&z$' 34'&4' 4. 4'&5* 5. 5'&6* 6' 6"&7* 7"

s . d . s .d , s.d. r.d. s , d . s.d. s .d . 8 . d . s.d. E a c h . 3 6 5 0 4 6 7 0 5 9 8 0 7 0 1 0 6 I O O

Do. 2* outlet : To plug 18' 21. 24. 30' 36' Each . 75s. od. 113s. od. 135s. od. 375s. od. 450s. od.

DBAINAQE AND SANITARY WORK. 203

DRAIN TESTING AND CLEARING APPLTANGES-con.

BURX ~ R W P E E R B - C O ~ ~ ~ ~ U ~ ~ .

Patent square gully plug stopper-

4" X 4" 6" x 6" 8" X 8" s. d . s. d . s. d. 16 o I7 6 20 o

Bag drain stoppers with 6 feet of rubber tubeand air cock-

Size 3. 4' 5' 6' 7' Sa 9' S . 3 . 8 . d . 3 . d . 8 . d . 8 . d . S , d , S a d .

Each 16 6 17 o 19 o zx o 24 o 26 o 34 o

Size I O. 12' 15' 18" 21' 24' s . d . s . d . s . 3 . s . d . s . d . 8 . d .

Each . 3 8 6 4 5 6 5 9 6 8 5 0 1 1 1 0 1 4 5 0 Brass Air pump for inflating same, 8s. od. each. Prices nett to Trade.

BROAD & C o . , Lm.

Complete set bebt quality selected stout red Malacca canes, with heavy braes riveted nniversal screw ferrule,intercliangeable joints,fitted w ~ t h brass wheel, double screw, whalebone brush, india rubber plunger and scraper.

60 ft. length machine, 68s. od. complete. Extra rods, 3' o' long, 3s. 6d . each, 38s. od, per dozen. Extra fittings from 6s. 6d. to 10s. o d , each. Extra canes, fitted with Ideal Locltfast joint, IS. 6d. per joint extra.

Spiral Scraper for drains o'r sewers- s, d . No, I , . 2+' diameter . 15 o No.2 . . 3y ,, . 17 o No. 3 . . 5 4 . 9 , . 19 0

Flexible steel drain rods- Price, per sel of l o rods, 30 ft., wit,h handle, 3 fittings and brass nnion.

for cane rods, 55s. od, complete.

Extra rods, qs. otl. each. Flexible steel clearers-

No. I, 6 ft. long, in two lengths, with hat~dle and brass union for cane rods, 13s. 0 d .

Extra lengths, 3 ft. long, 5s. od. each. No. 2, for clearing stoppages in lavatory basins, sinks, baths &c.

This clearer is made Q in. diameter so as to pass through a fixed grid. 6 ft. long . . . , 4s. 6d.

12 ,, . . . . 53. 6d.

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BRICKLAYER.

A ROD O F BRICI<\VORK contains 272 feet super. of rednced work, 14 in, or I$ bncks thick, requirea 4,352 bricks (witliout any r~llowa~lce for waste) and 2; yards of nlortnr if bricks have frogs and 2 y:~rds if with- out frogs, assuming 4 in. joints and four conrses to the foot.

Ilalf brick walls, whether left sough or finished fair, and one hricli malls, where fair on both sides, are nol; 1.edncer1 to roils hut kept separnte and charged by the foot super.

A rod of reduced brickaork contains the following quantities, viz :- 408 feet super. I brick thick. 204 9 , 9 , 2 3 , 9 ,

SO6 cubic feet. 11s ,, yards. 302 yards super. I+ bricks thick. IVells and circular cesspools require 4,900 bricks to a roil.

A foot super of :- Reduced brickwork requires 16 bricks. Facings requires 7 bricks in Flemish bond and 8 briclis in English bond. Gauged arches require 10 bricks.

A yard super of brick nagging requires :- 30 bricks on edge. 45 ,, flat.

A yard super of paving requires :- 36 building bricks laid f a t or 52 on edge. 36paving ,, ,, o r 3 2 ,, q rz' X 12' tiles or 13 10' X 10' t,ileu. 104 Dutch clinkers on edge. IIO Adamantine clinkers on edge. 19 heaped or 22 striked bushels equal a cube yard. Lime and sand, and cement and sand lone about g of their bulk when

made into nort tar. Lime and Portland cement. require 4 15f their btilk nf water tn mix h bricklayer's hod measures 16" X g" X 9", and will llolil zo Iwicb,

$ cubic foot of mortar or approxinxttely half a busliel.

NOTE.-For sizes and neigllt,? of bricks and ot.lier d:lt,n see LIemorand~ section a t end.

' PHORPRES ' Cellular Bricks for insulated part i t iol is 205

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TABLE

8 h i n g the Vulua from I to 272 feet of Reduced l i m c k ~ u o r k f rom

10s. od. to £32 per rod.

hnv auantity from I it. to 272 ft., or any value f rom 10s. to L48, may . . be ascertained from the above table by adding together or dividing or both.

BASIC PRIGES FOR BRIGXWOHK. The following prices for materials delivered are taken as the basis of

valuation for brickwork. In all cases, however, where quantities are con- cerned, special quotations should be obtained. The drawings should be examined and some reduction made for specially heavy work with long and unbroken faces ; similarly brickwork, if mostly in thin walls or much broken by openings, requires some allowance for the additional labour.

' PHORPRES ' RUSTICS for etonomical facings

ACCRINGTON FACING BRICKS, TILES, TERRA COTTA.

Every description of Brickwork and Moulded Terra Cotta Work made from the finest Accrington Shale.

Acid Resisting Ware. Paving Bricks & Ti/es.

Prioe Liats and Quotations on demand. Illustrated Catalogue on request.

ENQUIRIES will reoeive prompt attention.

Te/.-BRICAV1TY, PARL, LONDON. Phone-2700 ACCRINGTON. 3616-3617 WHITEHALL.

REDAC ACCRINGTON BRICKWORKS HUNCOAT, ACCRINGTON

Proprietors :

0. Whitaker & Sons Ltd,)St.Stephen's House,West min~ter~S.W.1

208 BRICKLAYER. BASIC PRIGES FOR BRIGKWORK-continued.

The prices under the head of " laboor only" include nothing but pro6 t . Prices under the head of "all materials" are such as would apply to ordinary measured accounts, and include everything necessary for carry- . - ing ontthe work.

To the foUowine ~ r i c a s an addition must be made of from 10 to 20 ner cent. for work dol;e'in small quantities or diflicnlt positions.

Grey Stone Lime, £ 2 7s. od. per ton=~s . 6d. per bushel. Hydrated Limo may be used instead of ordinary lime and, being ready

for immediate use, t,be extra cost (about 10s. over the price of ordinary lime) is offset by the saving in time and absenceof waste. I t can also be mixed with cement,replacing the latter up to about I j% of its volume, and added to tho nsual proporlions of sand gives a niortar which works more easily under the trowel without losing the strength of the cement,. For other data relating to Hydrated Lime see " Plasterer" section.

Blue Lias Lime, £1 19s. od, per ton=~s. qd. per bushel. Cement, A2 per ton=zs. od. per bushel. Sand, 8s. gd. per yard cube= jd, per bushel. Fletton bricks, i ~ t King's Cross, £2 83. gd. ; delivered to site, £2 14s. 3d.

per thousand. Ditto grooved, add 28. od. per thousand. First Stock bricks, a t London stations, £4 2s. orl. ; delivered to site,

£4 8s. od. per thousand. Second Stocks. a t London stations. X? 10s. ad. : delivered to site. -"

A3 16s. od. per thousand. Phorpres Whites, a t London stations, A3 :IS. gd. ; delivered to site,

£3 17s. 3d. per thousand. Midhurst Whites. delivered to site. X < us. od, ner thousand. Burwell Whites, ,, ,, Xi08.0d. ' ,, Sand Lime Bricks, ,, , A3 I js. os, to 9 4 7s. 6d. per thousand Cost of I yard cube cement mortar (I : 3) :- s. d.

4 ton Cement , , , . . @ A 2 . . 1 3 4 I yd. Sand . . . . . . . . . 8 3 8 hours labourer hand mixing , . . @ 1/26 . . g 10 -

15% profit . . . . . -

Mechanical mixing is generally employed on large jobs and s h o u l G 10% to 20% of the total cost.

Cosi of I rod of Fletton brickwork laid in cement mortar (I &-3) :- - 8. d. . . 4!RIBricks . . . a 5 4 1 3 1x18 8

24 yards cube Cement Mortar, Hand mixed @ 3115 . . 3 6 4 Bricklayer, 68 hours . . . . .

@ # : . 5 1 0 6 . . . . . Labourer, 34 hours @ - 2 1 9 4 Scaffolder, 8 hours . , , . . @ 1/38 . . o 10 6

LONDON BRICK COMPANY & FORDERS LTD.-

BSICKLAYER

BRIGKWORK. Labour

and mate~ia ls . Per rod.

Br~ckwork of Flettons, and mortar composed of cement s. d . and Thaues sand (I 8: 3) up to 40 feet principally in 14-inch work , 2 6 1 8 o

Lhtto of secoud btocks . 3 2 7 6 Ditto of first x t ~ ~ c k \ . . 35 8 6 I f in lime and sand ( I & 3) . . dedvct I I 3 If in underpinning . . ndrl 3 1 1 6

Extra for work above 40 feet from ground, for each 20 feet (where tucchanical boists ;Ire used t h r extra hoisting ib practically negligible) (rdd . , o 16 6

Jete.-The foregoing prices for bricli~vork are for South of England work. For North of England work, ouing to the larger size of bricks a deduction of approximately 15% should be made from the nnrnl~er of bricks to the rod and a siirlilal- percentage from Idllour.

Per rod reduced.

Extra for ra~sing ou old walls, co~urneixing a t 30 feet from ground .

Ditto 50 ft. ditto , Ditto 6 0 ft, ditto . Pulling down, cleaning and ~t~acklng, finding

scaffolding, LC. . Pulling down, cleaning and stacking only .

Per foot superficial. Half brick walls in mortar, in Fletton bricks .

Ditto ditto in cement . If in small work, such as wine bin divisions,

sinlc bearers, kc. . . add Half brick trimmer arches in cement . One brick garden waUs,in l'letton bricks iu rnortat',

worked fair both sides and the joints struck . Extra only for circular face, each side ~neasured

ditto for battering face Itough cutting to r'lkeu, irregnlsr angles, elc. . Ditto circular to arches . Cutting out face of old wall, and pinning and bond-

ing new work into same (aversge f brick Into old wall), all in cement . . . .

Ditto ditto taken as extra only, for cutting and bonding new work to old

Lobou r and Lnboitr otdv. ~nntei.inls

THE LARGEST BRICKMAKERS IN THE WORLD

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BRICKWORK-c~nfin~d. Labour and

Per yard superficial. materials. Building hollow walls, the cavity 2 in. to 3 in. in width, and kept s. d.

clear as the work proceeds, and including I galvanized iron tie to every 3 feet super of wall. The brickwork measured nett, extra only . 2 3

Extra over ordinary brickwork for fair internal face and pointing with a neat flat joint . . 0 7

I Twice Limewhite fair faced walls . . 0 6 Ditto underside of roof boarding and timbers . . 0 7 Stop and ditto concrete soffites . . 0 8

I Rake out joints for verticle asphalte . . 0 4 Ditto to old walls . . 0 6

Per foot run. Rough cuttings to 4-inch splays . O 3 Fair ,, 1 9 1 9 . . 0 6 Fair cut squint . 0 4 Fair cut birdsmouth . 0 2

Cement filleting to creasing . . 0 3 Rake out and point to flashings in cement . 0 4 Ditto ditto to step flashings . 0 6 Double plain tile creasing in cement to 9-inch wall . . 1 2

Ditto ditto to rq-inch wall . I 5 Frames bedded in lime and hair mortar . . o 12

If pointed, add for each side . . 0 4 One course of stock brick on edge, and brick Hat in cement to I

brick wall and double cement fillets . . 1 6 Ditto ditto to 14 brick wall and ditto . . 2 0

No. 16 gauge, hoop iron bond, 12 wide, tarred and sanded, and laid in walls . . O I

No. 15 gauge ditto, 15 wide, ditto . . o I$ Cutting and pinning edge of landings up to 6 in. thick in new

work, in cement . . 0 7 Ditto, in old wall, ditto , . 2 0

h'uch. Cutting and pinning ends of timbers . . 0 6 Ditto large timbers . - 0 7 Ditto steps and sills . 0 9 Ditto iron bars . , 0 6 Ditto steel joists . , . 1 0

Ditto large ditto . . 1 4 If facings to be made good add 50 %. Ends cut and pinned to old walls approximately twice prices ziven for

new walls.

'PHORPRES ' White Facings for areas, light-wells, et c.

BRICKWORK-conlintctd. For small pipei For large pipe.

8. d. 3. d. Holes through 3 in, slab partition . . 0 6 o 8 Ditto through 4& in. wall . . 1 0 1 3 Ditto 9 in. wall . . 1 6 I 9 Ditto 14 in. wall . . 2 0 2 3 Ditto 18 in. wall . . 2 6 a 10

Prices include making good. If facings to be made good add 25% for each side. Holes through old walls approximtitely 50 % more than uem.

Each. s. d. Coke breeze fixing bricks and building in . . o r Galvanized hoop iron cramps, 15 in. girth, screwed to deal fralries

and built into brickwork with ends turned up into joint . o 6 Red terra cotta air bricks and building 9 in. X 3 in. g in. X 6 in.

into 9 in. wall, including forming and s, d. s, d. rendering flue P o 3 3

Ditto 14 in. mall ditto . . 2 9 4 0

Ditto 18 in. wall ditto . 3 6 4 9 For further prices of air bricks see " Ventilation" section.

D A M P COURSE. Foi. Asdrnlte, see Aadanlter. . .

8. d. . I'ar and sand . per foot supev o 4

Bituminous felt , 7 I 0 5 Two courses slate in cement . 9 o 10

Ditto ditto vertical 3 Pointing to edge of slate or asphalte damp course . per foot run o I)

GEORGE M. CALLBNDER & CO., L'PD., 25 Victoria Street, S. W. I. " Callen- drite," the original Bitumen Damp Course for building, and Sheeting for effecLively waterproofing old and new reserroirs, tanks, conduits, swim- ming baths, basements, bridges, ilatroofs, Bc. Made in standard rolls 24 feet long. Sheeting G feet wide. Damp course cut tto various wall widths up to 3 feet.

Price, including free delivery for fair order, averages zjd. per foot super for damp course and gd. per foot super for sheeting. Inclusive price For snpplying and fixing ' I Callendrite " sheeting by own workmen under guarantee of efficiency given upon receipt of particulars. ' I Ledkore " Lead and Bitumen Damp Course is composed of a special

bitumen material, which is dense and tough yet perfectly pliable, built round a core of sheet lead, is readily handled in extreme temperatures without the slighteat risk of cracking or squeezing. Specially suitable as an insertion damp course for existing damp buildings. I t contains no coal tar or pitch whatsoever. Supplied in rolls 24 feet long to the usual wall widths ; price, trade, 4&d., 6d. and 7d. per foot super, according to thick- ness of lead core.

'PHORPRES' Cellular Bricks reduce dead weight

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DAMP COURSE-conlinwd. GEORGE h1. CALLENDER & CO., LTD.--~~lltinlled.' " Bitubond " Building Composition for runmng in molten state into

cavity walls. Supplied In blocks weighing approximately Jcwt. each. Price, L 6 5s. od. per ton.

"Bitumac." A modified form of " Bitubond " for damp-proofing con- crete under floor boards. Supplied in bags and casks. Price, L6 10s. od. p c ~ ton. THE S o u a r ~ WALES BRATTICPI CLOTH & HUBBP:R 00. L.I.D., I h s t Usk

Works, Newport, RIonu~outhshire. s. d. "Swaleen," with fibre base . . persqunreynrd I 6 " Rufereen," with canvas base . 2 o

In rolls 24 feet long (wall widths). 334% Trade Discount to Builders' Merchants.

U. A~;DERSON & SON, LTD., Pnrk Road Works, Stretford, Mancbesler. " Basite " Pure Bitumen Dampcourse with Hessian Base-

No. I quality . I g squareyd. . . No. z ,, . . . . . . . 1 7 ,,

"Anderite" Pure Bitumen Dam~course. Fibre Base . I a .. '' Ledphalt" (Lead & Sheet Aspkalte) ~ a m ~ c o u r s e . 2 g ,; " Ledbit " (Lead & Bitumen) on hessian base ' . . 3 o ,, These dampcourses are supplied in rolls 8 yards long by the usual wall

widths up to 36 in. "Dason" Pure Bitumen Dampcourse in rolls 12 yards long, by usual

widths up to 36 in. a ply, gd. square yard ; 3ply, I I ~ . square yard. THE RUBEROID CO. LTD. Lincoln House, 296-302, High Holborn,

London, W.C.1 ; Factory, Brimsdown, Middlesex. '' Astos "Asbestos Dampcourse (100% mineral). I n rolls of 24 lineal feet. I n any width up to 36 ins. s. d. Standard 7 Ibs. per y(vd supers. . 2 0 Lead Lined (Lead 4'oz. per sq. ft.) g$ Ibs. per' ?lard s u p e r . 3 3

Also supplied with lead lining in various weights. Prices on request. " Pluvex" Pure Bitumen Damp Course in rolls 24 feet long and in a11

widths up to 36 inches. Appro*. weight. s. d.

No. o Woven base 5&lbs. . . pel* y n ~ d super I 7 No. I Woven base 7 . , 9 1 9 No. 2 Fibre base 51 ,, . . 1 1 r * I 2

No. 3 Lead lined, woven base g ,, . . ,, ,, g o No. 4 ,, ,, fibre base 7* ,, . . , , 2 6

" Ruberoid " Damp Course, in rolls of 72 feet long. s. d. Two-ply . per yawl s y e i I 1

Three-ply . . . . . . . 9 ,, 1 4 WHITE'S " HYGEIAN-ROCK " BUILDING CONPOSITION (William White,

Great Western Works, Abergavenny, RIonmoutbshire). I cwt. bags a t £5 19s. 6d. (subject to market fluctuations) per ton,

F.O.R. Abergavenny. Rate to London, 20s. od. per ton in 6 ton lots. . One ton of Eygeian Rock will fill about 40 yards super of cavity $ in. thick.

Approximate cost per yard super. $" thick. Material 2s. gd. Labonr IS. od.

'PHORPRES' means 'four times pressed'

FAGINGS.

To find the value of extra only on facings, take the difference per thou- sand between the building bricks and the required facings--divide by 10 for English bond, or by IZ for Flemish bond, and the result gives the price in pence and fractional parts per foot super. Thus, for English bond mith stocks at 86s. and facings at rros., the difference, 24s., divided by 10, gives z+d. per foot, to which must he added cost of pointing.

Reveals to be measured, except where intended to be stuccoed.

Per foot super. Extra only upon price of o r d i n a ~ y brickwork, includznq pointing. . -

Over mettons.

. . . . . Uricks selected from stack . . . . . . . Firststocks Bright yellow fronts . . . . . Working pressed sand-faced purple bricks . Dorking hand-made multi-colouretl purple bricks

. . . . . Luton purple grey hricks

. . . . . Farehamredbr icks . . . . White Kent wirecut ganlt bricks . . . Bracknell orange or dark red bricks

. . . . Edwards' Ruabon red bricks 2 in. H u e Staffordshire wirecut bricks . . 28 in. Best pressed blue Staifordsi~ire bricks . . . . . . . Salt glazed bricks . . . White glazed bricks, first quality . . . . . Ditto, second quality Rubbed and s ~ u g e d facings, set in putty, Hrackni . . . . . . . . reds Ditto, reduced to 5 courses to the foot . .

Over r x d Stocl,.s.

s. d. 0 3 0 5 0 5 o 6 0 7$ 0 I0

0 8g o 8 0 Q;

I 3 I 0

1 3 3 3 3 6 3 3

4 0

5 6

ARCHES. Girth of all projections and reveals to be measured and all voids

deducted. One foot super of gauged, camber, segmental or semi-circular arch

requires 10 bricks, including waste. Labor to skewback and circular cutting ineasured and charged in

addition. Extra only on znds stock brickwork. Measured on face and soffit.

Per foot superficial. s. d . Fair common stock segmenta! arch in half brick ~ ~ i ~ l g s , . 0 9

Fair axed arches in stock facings . . . I 3 Ditto, in rod or malm facings . . I 9

If Gothic, elliptical, or Venetian, add . . 1 0

If circular onAplan, add . . 2 0 Gauged arches. Of the best red bricks, either camber, segment,

or semi-circular, gauged, rubbed, and set in putty . . 5 0 . . Ditto, Gothic or sem2-elbtic . Ditto, semi-circular cylinders to niches . Ditto, quarter spherical heads to niches . . 13 o

' PHORPRES ' Common Bricks for sure foundations

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L A B O U R S A N D MOULDINGS.

Per foot run. Quoining angles . Fair cut skew back Ditto, to gauged brickwork . Ditto circular joint around segmental or camber arch . Ditto, ditto, to gauged brickwork . Mouldings in gauged work, 3 in. girt .

For every extra inch in girt . Ditto, circular on plan, add 50%.

FACING BRICKS.

J. C. EDWARDS (RUABON), LTD., Ruabon, N, Wales.

Red, Blne or DUB Ruabon Pressed Facing Bricks 160s. od. per 1,000 ou rail a t worlts.

Discount to the builder 5 % for monthly payments.

Red and Blue 2% in. Bricks weigh about 71 cwts. per 1,000. Buff 65 cwts. per 1,000.

lied and Blue 36 in. Bricks weigh about 788 cwts. per 1,000. Buff 75 cwts. per 1,000

Railway rate to Paddington Station 15s. zd. per ton, in 6 ton lots or rzs. od. per ton in 8 ton troclr lcads.

S ~ ~ T n a a r & Sons, Saiford, Manchester. Accrington Red Facing Bricks.

F.O.R. a t Huncoat. s. d. Best Plastic Facing Bricks . , . . per 1,000 95 o Best Seconds Plas t~c ,, . . . . do. 82 6 Vitrified Engineering Bricks . . , do. 82 6 " Hedac " Rustics ; ~ n d Wired I"aci~!ps . do. 77 6

Weight, 4 tons ; carriage to London, 178. gd. per toll in 6 ton loads.

Tnoxas LAWRENCE & SONS, Bracknell, Berhs.

T. L. B. Red Rubbers in bright and dark red shades and flashed colours . . . . . (Other sizes :-IZ& in., 14b in. and 16;t in, long, also g$ in. x 98 in. and IZ$ in. X 7 t h . always in stock). . . .

Price Weight. Size. per 1,ooo. per ~ o o o .

ins. 111s. ins, s. d. cwt. 9% X 4# X 3if 220 0 8 a

There is a 'PHORPRES' br ick f o r every job

BRIUKEAYER. 216

F A C I N G BRICKS-conlinwd, I'iionras LAWRENCE & SONS-co~ztini~ed.

roo 0

T. L. B, Selected Red and Mnlti- 8& x X 18{ to ) 53 colourcd 1"acings in great I I Z 6 variety of unique types arid 95 0 1

c o o u i g . . . : 8*X 41 X 2 to 40 109 6 (

'l'. L. B. Bright lied '' Moulded " Bricks, to match facings, ingreat variety, of good shapes, size SQ in. X 4% in. X 2% in., kc. Price per roo from 173. 6cl.

T. L. B. Semi-Roman Tiles, sizes 9 in. x & in. x I in., - $ in., - 5 in., also 6 in. X 3 in. X I In, always in qtock.

'T. L. B. Briquettes for fireplace work, &c., 6 in. X 3 in. x z in., andlor 6 in. x 3 in. x I$ in., in sqnare shapes, bullnose, s t o y ~ , splays, Bc., all matching red nnd good miscd colours, also special kerb briclts for flat or raised hear t l~s , hob bricks, &c.

Note.-Rubbers delivered direct to site in London in 6 ton loads at, 409. od. per 1,000 extra. Facing bricks ditt,o, a t 20s. cd, per 1,000 extra in loads of 2,000 or 4,000 a t z j s . per r,ooo.

THE LEVERSTOCK & ACOHN RED HRICK CO. LIMITED, Hemel Hemp- stead, Ilerti'ordshiTe, are tnanufacturers of high class red bricks, moulded bricks, and brickwork ornament. Splays, squints, birdsmouth, bullnose, linths, 9 In. half-~ound and angle copings, 30.9. od. per 100 ; 3-in. lnoiilded strings, plinths and labels ; headers, 32s. 6d. pel' rco ; stretchers, 373. 6d. per IOO ; angles. 23, od. each. Fire-place bricks, red or grey, 6 in. x 3 In. x I$ in.. 18s. 611, per 100. Tuilor chimney shafts, X7 ros, cd.

Above prices are : ~ t works.

Approsinlate weight 58 cwt. per thousand.

Deliveries ~ I I I ~ u t l o n or equal tl~stnnce 2 2 s . 011. per 1,000 in full lunds,

\ \ ' ILLIAVSON, CI.II'.F, LTD., Stzmford, Lincs. Makers of "Stamford. stone" HAND-~~ADI~ : P~clwa. BRICKS in all thicknesses autl sizes in grev, brown, buff' ant1 orange colours. P1.ice of 2% in. briclts, 115.v. od. per 1,000 F.O.H. :it Stamford. Hate to London, 8s. 8d. per ton in 8 ton lots. Appros, weight, ; I cwts. per 1,000. Paving quarries made in same colour? 6 X 6 nud 9 X 9. Prices on apl~licat.ion.

T R A D E NOTIES.

CORONET BRICK CO. L'PD., 324 Gray'? Inn road, W.C'.r . Works a t Measham, Nr . Burtou-on-Trent & Heather, Nr. Leicester.

A . J . ROBBINS, 74 Chnrch street, Chelsea, S.W.3. Bricks, lime, cement, sand, kc.

52 million 'PHORPRES' bricks used every day

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GLAZED BRICKS. REST WHITE. GOLOURED 8- S A L T GLAZED BRICKS.

Prires delivel-ed in truck loads to London Station,?. Size, 9 x 4& x 2R inches.

W h ~ t e , Ivory Best. and Salt Olazed. Buff, Orenm Other Secouds.

Per ~ , w o Best. Seconds. nod Bronre. Colours. Coiour8. Hard Glazes :- \, (1. *(; 8 . (1. L s. (1. L 8. (1. L r. rl.

Stretchers (one side) . . . 21 o o 20 o o 23 o o 26 10 o 21 o o

Headers(oneend) 20 10 o 19 l o o 22 10 o 26 o o 20 T O o H u l l n o s e a n d Quoins . . 27 10 o 26 10 o 29 10 o 33 o o 27 10 o

Double-headers . 26 10 o 2 j 10 o 28 10 o 32 o o 26 10 o Double stretchers (twosides) . 29 10 o 28 10 o 31 10 o 35 o o 29 ro o

Oneside&twoends 30 10 o 29 10 o 32 10 o 36 o o 30 10 o Twosides&oneend 31 10 o 30 10 o 33 TO o 37 o o 31 10 o Cants, Squints and Octagons 29 o o 28 o o 31 o o 34 10 o 29 o o

Plinth and hollow bricks (st,retchers & headers) each o o 14 o o 10 o I o& o I o* o o TO$

Double bullnose, & bullnosed stops

each o o ro$ o o 10 o I o& o I o$ o o I O ~

Rounded internal angles . each o o 9 o o 83 o o lo& o o 104 o o 9

Molded bricks ' (stretchers and

headers) . each o I 6 - 0 1 6 0 1 6 0 1 6 Molded bricks (in-

ternal & external angles) . each o 2 4 - 0 2 4 0 2 4 0 2 4

C i l l b n l l n o s e (~t~retchers and headers) . ench o o IO* o o 10 o I o& o I 05 o o roi

THE LEEDS FIRECLAY CO. L'PD. 2, Cawndish Place, W.I. " Impervit " white and ivory glazed bricks, prices as above.

f, .P (1. hlajolica or soft glazed stretchers and headers . . per 1,000 31 10 o

,, quoins and bullnose . , ,, 39 10 o Compass bricks, circular and arch bricks of single radius, L r j per 1,000

over above list for their respective kinds and colours. Camber arch bricks, any kind or colour, 2s. qd. each, not exceeding

9 x 41 X 2 i i n .

LONDON BRICK COMPANY & FORDERS 1TD.-

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GLAZED BRICKS-continued. THE LEEDS FIRECLAY CO. LTD.-continued. SEEPWOOD Partition Bricks, g in. X 25 in. face, 21 in. on bed, white

glazed on one side, ,&ax 03, od. per M. On two sides, £29 10s. od. per hf. Quoins and bullnoses, L 2 7 10s. od. per M. a t London stations.

Patent " Multangle" Brick, adjustable to any angle, thus obviating the necessity of making squint hricks to special angles. White and ivory glazed, 2s. gd. per pair.

" RENTON " Facing Bricks, especially suitable for swimming bat,hs ; white glazed stretchers, LZI 0s. od, per rooo ; ditto, 4 t in, flats. £27 10s. od, per 1000.

FAENLEY IRON CO. (FIRECLAY WORKS), LTD., 40 \1'00d Street, S.W.1. "Picking's" patent hollow glared partition bricks, g in. X 26 X 4.

Prices a t London Depot :- ,& s. d. White glazed, one side . . pei.r,ooo zr o o

Do. two sides . a 1 t 29 10 o

XIDDLETON FIRECLAY GO., Middleton, near Loeds. Manufacturers of a F1d1 range of white, colonred and salt glazed bricks and partition Imioks for all requirements.

" Middleton " Partition Bricks af in. on bed. 3. ( I .

2 in. White glazed two sides . , pel' x,ooo 29 ro o 3! 9 9 no. Do. . . 9 9 31 0 0

London depot, St,. Pancras goods station, Kitlg's Road, Camden Town, hT.W.1.

BONDING T I E S A N D BRIGES FOR CAVITY W A L L S . Galvanized Iron twisted ties 8 in. X Q in. thick 251- cwt. net.

Ditto g in. X i3T in. ,, 2216 cwt,. net.

F I X I N G BRIGILS.

FREDK. JONES & CO., LTD., 6 Perren Street, London, N.W.5 ; Herculce Works, Burton-owTrent*.

Jones' Fixing Bricks, 84 in. X 44 in. x a$ in. 150s. per I , O U O .

9 83 in. x 48 in. x 4 1 n . 150s. per x,ooo.* * Size for north country.

POINTING O L D WORE.--Perfool JliperJrinl.

I,II.WIS 14'. DEW, Pembroke Wharf, Warwick Kond, Kerisingtnu, \\'.rq. Pointing, Scaffolding and brickwork renovations.

Erecting and striking scaffold, raking out decayed lime .s, (1. mortar, washing and staining bricks, and pointing with flat or weathered joints, in lime mortar . . 0 4

Ditto in cement ~ n o r t ~ a r . . 0 4f Ditto to chimney-shafts . . 0 5 Ditto to fence walls . 0 3 I f tuck pointed . : air1 o 2

The above prices are ~ p p r o r i m a t e but vary wit,h t , l~e nature of tile building and ~ccess i ld i ty .

THE LARGEST BRICKMAKERS I N T H E WORLD

218 BRIOKLAYER.

SETTING STOVES. RANGES AND KITCHENERS. Including all bricks, fire bricks, lumps and other material, except such a?

areusually supplied by the Smith. ,& s. d . Ordinary register stovea, up to goin. each . . o 15 o Open bar fronts set in flre brick work, np to, say, 18in. tire

opening, and a 6in. splay formed up each side to receive tile cheeks, including fixing the tiles . . I I O o

If in old work, requiring alteration to o enings or other special preparation, add accor8ng to cir- cnmstances.

Ordinary kitchen ranges, oven and boiler, np to 30 inches I 15 o Ditto Ditto up to 36 inches 2 o o Ditto Ditto up to 48 inches 2 ro o

Close fire kitchenera-including attendance of smith to put together, set out flues, kc. up to48 inches 4 o o

Ditto Ditto Ditto up to 60 inches 5 10 o Ditto Ditto Ditto up to72 inches 7 o o

Larger sizes than the above, as also all kinds of cooking and hot water apparatus, are frequently very complicated in their construction, and the fixing should be charged according to time and material used; but, approximately, close fire ranges are worth LI 10s. od. per foot of opening for material and labour in setting..

JOHN STATHAII & SONS, Salford, kIanchester. Patent. " BRIDQE " Hearth Boxings to take the place of trimmer arches.

5. d. 2' o* x I' 6' span and 2' Hauge @ 4 6 each. 1 ' 6 ~ x 1 ' 6 ' ,, 2' ,, @ 3 9 ,, 1 ' 3 ' X 1 ' 6 ' ,, 2' ,, @ g 6 ,, 1' 3' X 1' 2' 1, 2' 1, @ 3 2 1 ,

I' 6' X I' 6' ,, 6' ,, Q 4 3 ,, A11 in steel thick, coated in L k . A~igus Smith's solution.

CIIIBZNEY POTS.

24 in. 30 in. 36 in. 48 in. 60 in. 72 in. s . d . s . d . ~ , d . s . d . 3 . d . s . J .

Red or buff earthen- ware pots each net 5 o 8 o 11 9 18 o 23 g 30 o

Buff terra-cotta pots, ornamentalenchnet 6 6 11 o 15 6 21 o 27 6 35 o

Ditto, triple lourred t jpe . each net 14 o I; 4 18 o 28 o - 37 6

Setting and flaunching only chimney pots

e n c h s e t z 6 z g 3 o 3 6 4 o 4 g

' PHORPRES ' Cellular Bricks for insulated partitions

BRIOKLAYER. 219

GHIMNEY POTS-conlintted. J. H. SANKEY & SON, LTD. (Canning Town), Aldwych House, Aldwych

W.C.2. " Saukey's" Down-Draught Preventing Pot ( 3 louvre), New Improved

Pattern. For eliminating smoky fireplace trouble. Noiseless and im- perishable, being made of the best terra-cotta. No sn~s l l holes to choke. Easily swept. In red or buff colour.

Base. Height. (outside) For Flue. Prices Net.

111. ~ n . in. in, 8 , d. 30 12 9 x 9 28 o 42 I2 9 x 9 37 6 30 4 - 14 x 9 35 0

i2 '4 I 4 X 9 Delivery-Carriage paid in England and Wales.

41 6

Packinr-Extra a t cost. returnable. " Sanlrey's " Singlc Lonvre Chimney 1'01,. (Nem In~prorei l Pattern).

A specially designed chimney pot which is ideal for bungalows and other small dwellings. Prevents .,light forms of dowi.draugIit. In red o r buff colour, 24 ins. high 228. ad. each nett carriaye paid ill England and Wales. THE LEEDS PLRXCLAY CO. LTD., Wortley, Lceds.

" Whirlpea" Srnoke Cure Chimney Pot, 1i1:~le in salt gl&zed ware and hulT and red terra-cotta, 3 ft, g in, higl~.

s. (1. S;ilt glazed or buff unglazed . e c d r 25 o Red terra-cotta , . . ,, 35 o

Pt,ices are F.O.K.. Leeds. Packing 2s. 611. per pot ext,ra. Credited in full if returned carriage paid to works.

S L A B PARTITIONS. Fw Plnster, Slicbs:see " Plastere~."

2 in. 2$ in. 3 in. 3. d R. 11, S. d.

Breeze slab partitions set and jointed in cement mortar, including ordinary cutting and waste . . . . .per yard supe? 3 6 3 9 4 I

Bonded angles or intersections. pel. foot run o z o 28 o 3 Cuttine and fittine around door frame . . -

each I o I I I 3 Cutting and waul?, fitting and wedging to

ceilings . . . . per foot ruu o 3 o 3$ o 4 F o r m ~ n g toothings and bonding to brickwork

per foot l'un o 3 o 31, o 4 LIVERPOOL ARTIR~CIAL STONE CO., LTD., Picton Road, Wavertree,

Lirerpool and Silwood Street, ltotherliitl~e, S.E.16. Breeze-concrete Slabs. s. d .

2' 0" x I' 0" x 2" . . per yo~cl super I 7 18 y n d s I ton 2' 0" X 1' 0" X 2$" 9 ) 9 1 1 1 0 15 9 9 9 ,

2' 0" X I! 0'' X 3' . r , ,, 2 0 12 7 ,, 2' 0" x I' 0" x 4" . 11 1, 2 6 9 ,. , ,

Ex Liverpool and London Works.

' PHORPRES ' RUSTICS for economical facings

22 0 B R I O K L A Y E R .

S L A B PARTITIONS-confittued.

FREDK. JONES & CO., LTD., 6, Perren Street, N.W.5 & " Hercules " Works, Burton-on-Trent. " Hercules" Breeze and Plaster Partition Mocks :- s . d .

~ f ' thick 40 yds. supel. pel. ton I g per yard. 2' ,, 30 9 , I 9 9 ,

26. ,, 23 ,, 2 0 ,, 3' 9 , 20 1 , 2 3 9 9

4' 1, 14 3 , 3 0 9 ,

J . A. KIN^ & Co., LTD., 181, Queen Victoria Street., E.C.4. Ijreeze-concrete Partition Blocks, z in. to 6 in. and upwards ; 4 in, and

upwards are hollow or solid ; made also in pumice. Building Blocks for external walls, 6 in., 8 in. and 9 in. thick. Hollow Tile Partition Blocks, z in, to 4 in, thick, made either keyed or

smooth.

J. H. SANKEY & SON, LTD. (Canning Town), Aldwych House, Aldwycli, W.C.2. " Cranliam " porous terra cotta blocks for partitions and floors provide

insulation against heat, cold and sound, combine 1ightnt.s~ with great strength, easily travelled and fixed. Size of block 12 ins. X gins.

Prices pels squrci-e ynrd Ex Works :-- 14in. a in. ~ t i n . gin. 4 in. 44 in. s . d . s . d . s , d . s , d . s . d . s . d .

Porous - 2 4 2 7 2 9 3 6 3 9 T e r r a C o t t a r ~ o 1 1 1 2 a a 4 2 9 3 o

hloler Hollow Partition Blocks insulate 'against heat and cold, Fire and Sound-Resisting, considereble mechanical strength combined with extreme lightness.

Prices per ynrd wper F.O.H. a t Works. in. in, in. s, d. in. in. in. s. d .

s i ze12 x g x z 3 3 s i ~ e ~ z x 9 x 4 4 1 1 ,, 1 2 X 9 x 26 3 6 ,, 12 X 9 X 46 5 3 , , I Z X 9 x 3 3 ' 0

TIIADE N O T I C E . 'Tm H E : M R ~ , HEUPSTEAD PA'I 'RN.~ HRICK CO., Th'o., 324 (;ray's 11111 rnnd,

\ I Hollow partition, building and fluoi. blocks.

F I R E URIGAWORIC. 8.0.

I'rices ~nclnding all cntt,ing nml waste. s. (1. .+$ in. I"i~'ebrick lining tocopper setting, set in lit'acl:ry po' , foot s r l p e r 3 1 3 4 1 in. Firelwick set o n edge and in fireclay ,, ,, 2 0

4+ 111. Moler fine-brick lining 1 0 Ilur.: set it1 niolar inurtnr pel'' f o o t ' z c / I l ' f 3 3

9 in. Ditto . . , , 5 6 Extra over stock brickmo:4i, measured solid, for. lirebrick lining

4$ in. thick to g in. X 9 in. tluer, set in lireclay pel. foot rtcu 5 6 Ditto to 14 in. X 9 in, tl~lcs, d i t to . 3 , r 7 0

' PHORPRES' White Facings for areas, light-wells, etc.

PIRE BRICKWORK. &o.-~ol!li7illed.

Lining brick flue with 6 in. diameter tireclay flue pipe wit,l~ butt s. d. joints . . p e ~ f o o t run 2 3

Ditto g in. diameter ditto . 9 9 3 3 Ditto 12 in. diameter ditto . 4 6 Ditto g in. x 9 in. square ditto . 3 9 4 9 Ditto rz in. x 1 2 in, square ditto . , 6 g

Ext,ra for socketted joint,s to circular flue pipes, odd s j % . The building of chitnneys, brick~vork settings for boilers and econo-

misers is a hranch of the trade calling for particular knowledge and experience and is best underlaken by specialists. Generally, costs of this class of work cannot be priced ill the ordinary manner a s there a r e so many variable conditions to be taken into consideration.

Janr~s XEWTON & SONS, 78 & 79, Hankside, S.E.1. Fire Tiles.

~ n . in. in. s, d. in. in. in. 6 x 6 x 14 ench o 6 12 X 9 X 2 8 x 8 x 1 8 , o g 1 2 X 1 0 X 2 9 X 9 X 1 * ,, 0 1 1 1 2 X 1 2 X 2 g X 9 x 2 ,, I z 11 X 14 X a& 9 X 9 x 2 4 , I 6 1 6 X 1 6 X 2 +

10 x 10 x 2 ,, 1 18 X 18 X 2$ 10 x l o x 23 ,, I g 24 X 18 X 3

V'ILLIA~~SON, CLIFF, LTD., Stamford. Fire Bricks , g in. X 4 8 in. X 24 in. , f i s o ~ , ~ 8;s. pe? ~ , o o o

9 ) 9 9 . 9 ,, x 45 ,. X 3 ,, ,, 105s. ,, Pire Tiles.

in. in. in. s . d. in. in. in. s. d. end& o 48 g X y X 1% ench o 8

I 0 X I 0 X I, ,, 0 11

10 X 10 X 2 ,, o 6+ 14 X 14 X 2 9 , 1 4 ; : A11 prices l'.O.Il. Stamford. Other sizes i n proportion.

4 tons. 6 tons. Freight to London on 1,000 bricks, @.in. . 48s. 3d. 27s. 6 J .

,, 3 In. . 56s. 14d. 32s. od.

K E R N R R - G R ~ N W O O D & CO., l A t r r ~ . , An11's CIIIIL~CI~, King's LYIIII. " Peusol " Yire Cement. A rendy mixed, plastic cement ifhat hardens

slowly in the air, but quickly when heated. I t conlbines the highest lire- resisting quali1,ies wit,h the strengtli and adhesion of Portland cement. Light in wei hi,, i t is simple to use and economical. Used for building, pointing an$ repairilig kilns, retorts, muffles, and for setting firebricks to grates, coppers, hearths, ovens, gas and electrical fires, &c., &c.

Prices, I cwt. 19s. 6d . ; $ cmt. 11s. 6d. ; k C W ~ . 7s. 6d. ; 14 Ibs. 4s. 611. Kegs and tins free and not neighed in.

Sttbject to 10% dincount.

'PHORPRES' Gellular Bricksretlucedead weight

222 BRICKLAYER.

F I R E BRICKWORK. &o.-conli7&ued. P n ~ ~ n r a c ~ o s LIXITED, reg. office, 14 Waterloo Road, St. Philip's, Bristol,

" Purimacbos" plastic fire-resisting cement for repairing stoves, ranees and fire-places, pointing up around ranges to prevent escape of smoke, joiuting flue-pipes, setting and repairing ornamental tiles and for furnace work generally.

Prices, I cwt. 19s. od. ; $ cwt. 12s. 6d. ; f cwt. 6s. 6d. ; 14 Ibs. 4s. od.

" 1)rykos " dry fire cement, for jointing furnace brickwork exposed to high temperatures. Price, 10s. per cwt. in free bags.

J. H. S A N K ~ Y & SON, LTD. (Canning Town), Aldwych House, Aldn.yc11, w.c.2. " Pyruma " Ever Ready Plastic Fire Cement is claimed tosupplg the all

importaut bonding, llard setting and heat resisting properties which fire- clays kc. lack. No. I Coarse grade I'or settiug large firebrick work as in furnaces, retorts, boilers, kilns &c. a d No. 2 Fiue g'ade (" Pyruma " Putty) for smaller firebrick work, as in stores, grates and ranges. Price, 22s. 6d. per I cwt. keg, carriagc paid ; est,ra carriage to Scotland and Ireland.

Full particulars of other " Sankey " Fire Cemer~ts, Firebricks, et,c., on applicatioll.

S T A F F O R D S H I R E I3RIGHWORK.

Nett prices of Blue Staffordshire goods delivered in London. E s. ( I .

Blue Wirecut Bricks. 9" X 4 y X 3' . 7 10 o per 1,000 Blue Pressed Brick3 . ,, ,, , . 8 I j o ,, Splayed Pliuth or

Bulluose Bricks . ,, ,, ,, rrdd o 9 6 ,, Saddle-back Copings 12' X &' x 3' . o o 4+ each

, ,, ,, 12' X 58. X 3' . o o 6$ ,, ,, ,, ,, 12" X 13' X 4 r . 0 1 2 ,,

Half-round ,, 3' X g' X +$" . o o 3 ,, ,, 6'x g " x j W . o o 7 ,,

The above prices vary according to make aud qunutity.

Cost of I Itod of Blue Wlrecut StaRordshire Brickwork in cement mortar (I and 3) :- 3 . (1. A 8. d.

34RI.Bricks . . . , a 1 5 0 o . 28 2 6 18 yds. cerneut mortar, hand mixed @ 31 5 . 2 19 4 Bricklayer-65 hours. . , @ I 76 . j 5 7$ Labourer-6; ,, . . . @ I 2% , 3 1 9 1 1 ScafTolder-8 ,, , . . @ I 3% . o ro 6

40 17 lo+ Add 15 % p~ot i t , kc. . , , , 6 2 8

47 0 61

PHORPRES ' means 'four tinies pressed'

S T A F F O R D S H I R E BRICKWORK-cotlls'ti~~eri. Reduced Blue Staffordshire brickwork in L s. (1.

cement mortar ( I and 3), wirecot bricks . pel. rod 47 o 6 Ditto best pressed bricks . . . . 52 5 0

Extra only on wirecut brickwork for facing with pressed bricks and pointing with a neat weathered ioint . . . . . per f t . s l y e r o o 54

D A Y WORK.

V'or day work rates for labour see page 131.

MATERIALS: Delivertd to the job, including cartayr and 15% profit.

&- 3. d . L 3. d HEST S'rOCKS per 1000 5 I 3 . Ground grey per tou 2 17 6 Second stocks , 4 7 6 Ditto . per bushel o I 0

Plettons . ,, 3 2 6 (hound Lias per ton 2 5 0

Ditto groored ,, 3 j 10 1 ,, ,, per bushel o r

Bright facing stocks I I - - f810s,

l o I0 O 1 CEMENT- Red sand stocks 8 10s. to 10 o o Staffordshire Rlne wire- I Portland . v w ton z 6 o

cuts . . per loo o 17 6 Ditto . p e ; bvshrl o 2 4 S:affordshire best pressed 1 Lime mortar per yard I 13 o

faci%"s . . P f r 100 1 0 Ditto . . per hod o o g Ditto splays c1r bull nose I 3 I Ce,ne~,t m o r h r m r u ( r r d I 16 o

' PHORPRES ' Commoti Bricks for sure foundations

2y Stourbridge lire 1 Ditto . . 'pel:'horr o o 10

bricks . , per Ioo Ig 6 3'Ditto . , ,, , , Fire clay . per c w f . o 2 6

LIME-

Limeandhair p e r y a r d I 18 o Ditto . . perhod o I o White cetnent

mortar . ,, o 2 o Coloored ditto ,, o 2 3 Tharnes sand per yard o g 6

Greg. stone per ton 2 14 o Ditto . . per biahel o o 5 Ditto . per bxahel o I g 1 Limewhite , per ?,ail o o 6

PAVIOR AND ASPHALTEH. BIERIORANDA.

One to11 of material will corer the following approxiiu;tte areas :-

24 inch York stone sldbs 74 to 8 yards 3 inch Granite slabs 6 yards 3 ,, Ditto ,, 6 to 6f ,, 5 ,, Ditto setta 4 to .+f ,, a) ,, Purbeck ,, 7) to 8 ,, 6 , I t , 3 to 38 ,, 3 ,, Ditto , , 6 to 6f ,, ' Pebble paring 4 t o 4f ,,

Rag stnne ,, 5 to 54 ,,

G R A V E L P A T H S . a in. (Finished) Path of good binding gmvel laid on brick per y n n i super .

rubble (charged separately) and well watered and s. d. rolled to sliglit c a i ~ i b e ~ ~ and falls . . . . . I 8

34 in. (Ditto) Path of ain. clean hard clmker and 12 in. good b ~ n d m g gravel, well watered and rolled as last . a 6

78 in. (Ditto) Carriage Drire of 3 in. clinker, 3 in, coarse gravel and 13 in. binding grarel ditto . . . . 4 o

" Colas " and in, shingle dressing to gravel pat l~s , I coat I a Ditto , . . . . . , . 2 coats I 9

T A R M A G A D A M AND T A R P A V I N G . 2$ in. (Finished) Tar paving in two layers mixed with per y o d super.

Kentish rag stone and laid to falls on clinker or brick bed s. 11. (charged separately), the bottom layer I$ in, thick and the top layer I in. thick, finished with white spar and covered with sand, and the whole well rolled and consolidated . . . . . . . . . 4 9

3 in. (Ditto) Ditlo, the bottom layer z in. thick , . 5 g

G n A Z T P A V I N G . THE OLD DELABOLE SLATE CO. LTD. ; sole agents, Setchell & Sons, Ltd.,

g, Arundel Strect. Strand, W.C.2. Crazy paving of grey colour and rnstic varied colours and testure for verandahs, garden p;tths, kc . Price, grey,lzs. ad., rustic, aos, od. per ton ; f.0.r. Approximate thickness about I in. to 2 in. One ton co~nputed to cover ;tpproximately 12 square yards.

M o u ~ s o a s & MELLORS, LTD., B ~ l t o n Quarries, Southowram, Halifax, Yorks. Self-faced York stone crazy paving. 16s. 6d. per ton on rail, Halifax. Railway freight to London, 158. 3d. per ton in 6-ton loads.

WATERHOUSE, DENBIQH & CO., LTD., Bolton Wood Quarries, Bradford, Yorks. Crazy paving, 15s. per ton F.O.R. Rate tn I,ondon, 15s. gd. per ton in 6 ton lots ( 9 yards super to the t,orr).

FITZPATRICK & SON for CRAZY PAVING 455 OLD FORD ROAD,LONDON,E.3

PAVIOR AND ASPHALTER. 226

CEMENT PAVING. Cement and sand, gauged 1-1. s, d.

Trowelled smooth, I in. thick . . . . per ynrd super 2 9 Ditto, 13 in. thick . . . . . . 9 , 3 9

GRANOLITHIC PAVING. STUART'S GRANOLITHIC CO., LTD., 62, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.2.

Granolithic paring laid coznplete in London area. s. (1. I in. thick . . . . . pel. y a ~ d supe~. from 2 6 I$ in. ,, . . . . . ,, , , 3 6 2 m. ,, . . , . . , t , , 4 6 Stable paving, grooved . . . 9 9 5 3 Extra on any of the above for carborundum finish . . o 8 Prices vary with quantities.

I t is recommended that a a in. bed of Portlaud ue111eut c~~ncrete be laid si~nultaueously with the granolithic.

THE MABBOLITH FIOORING CO. LTD. 29, Alberl EmbankmenL, s.E.11. Ciranolithic pdvirig I in. thick. Approximate price in areas of not less

than loo yards laid in London, per yard super, 4s. otl.

~ I A L C O L ~ ~ MACLEOD & Co., LTD., Glen Road, Walthamstow, E.17. Granitic Paving with plain surface, composed of in. granite

chippings and best British Portland cement in app'oved proportions, laid complete on concrete or hard core beds s. d . (excluding beds), I in. thick . . per yard supe?, from 2 3

Ditto ditto 12 in. ,, . . ,, ,, ,, 2 8 ,, 18 in. ,, . . ,, ,, ,, 3 I

11 ,, 2 in. ,, . . , , ,, ,, 3 6 Extra for coloured surface . . . ,, ,, ,, I o Extra for carbornndom trowelled into surface , , , , , , o 10

CARREG-y-LLABI QUARRIES LTD., 11 Grosvenor Gardens, S.1V.r. Carreg-y-Llam best LVelsh granite (macadam, chippings and dust)

delivered by road within zo miles of Charing Cross :- 2) in., nf in., z in., I) in. per ton nett 161- to 211- 2 in., t in., 8 in., 4 in. $ 9 ,, ,, 171- to 221- + in., down to dust ,, , , 131- to 181-

The approximate weight of one yard rube rises from 183 cwt. for dust to zo cwt. for 2 in. One yard cube of m a c ~ d a m weighs aplxosimately PI* cwL.

FLOOR HARDENERS.

SUPER-CEBIIIINT, LTD., 10, Upper Woburn Place, jV.C.1. Granolithic fioors can be economically hardened by the substitution of

" Super " cement, the tanno-catalyzed cement, for ordinary Portland cement. I t is desirable that the concrete base also should be mixed with " Super" cement.

Extra cost of granolithic paving for use of "Super " cement :- I in., approximately sd. per yard super. r$in. ,, 7 9 . ,, ,,

226 PAVIOR AND ASPHALTER.

PI.0011 HARDENERS-conlimed.

T I I E IROYITE CO., LTD., 11, Old Queen Street, Westuiinster, S.W.1.

I t is claimed that ~t properly nlixed and laid " Ironite " lloor topping fo r~ns an except.ionally tough wear ~~esisting floor that is dustless, waterproof and greaseproof, and is suitable for factories, warehouses, garages, dairies, kc. It can be laid ou either new or old base usually in a thickness of f in. in the proportion of 20 Ibs. " Irol~ite" to loo Ibs. Portland Cement thoronghly mixed in a dry state and added to two parts by bulk clean crushed granite or sharp sand. On this basis 3 Ibs. of " lrouite " are required per square yard. Oue ton of " Ironite" will cover 750 square yards with L, in. topping.

The price of Ironite is 65s. per cwt. with discounts according to quantity. Packed in r cwt. bags, carriage paid on quantities of one ton and over, ~ a r r i a g e forwnrd in small lots.

HUNTLEV 6: SPARKS, LTD., De Burgh Road, South Wimbledon, s.W.19.

" Ferrolithic," a concrete floor hardener, dust and oil proofer. Prices per cwt., Grey, 50s. od. ; Red, 658. od. and Green, 110s. 6d. Ex works, South Witnbledon, London. Reduction for quantit~es. Packages free exczpt cratea and hampers.

" Aqualithic," a liquid hardener and dust proofer for existing floors. Price, 6s. 6d. per gallon as last. Price includes packages (except crates). One gallon Aqualithic is sutlicient for 150 square feet, three coat work.

THE SAL-FERRICITE & TRADING CO. LTD., 119 Victoria Street,, S.W.I.

Sal-Ferricite metallic floor hardener renders pavings dustless, oil, water, grease and fat proof and hard mearing. Paving to receive heavy or abnormal traffic should be IF thick, composed of zf parts &'granite ( I j % dust) to I part Portland cement, plus 3 lbs. of Sal-I'errieite per yard super mixed through the top $'. After the first trowelling, a further I Ib. of Sal. Ferricite mixed with an equal volume of cement per yard super is evenly dusted over tho surface and trowelled in. Apl~roximatc cost of Sal-Ferricite, IS. zd, per yard super.

For pavings in garages, factories, etc., where the traffic is normal, the base concrete can be finished with a fair s u r f ~ ~ c c and within two hours R dry mixtiire cornpose11 of granite, cement and Sal-Ferricite, evenly dusted over the surface and trowelled in, forming an iron-hard wearing surface fnr npprnxirn:~tely IS, gd. per square yard, co~npletrd for 1:lhnur and all paterials.

For waterproofing hasement walls, resevoirs, etc., Sal-Ferriclte applied as a slurry will hold back excessive dampness and as a render will with- stand high pressures of water, a two-coat slurry costs approximately IS. per square yard complete for labour and all materials, whilst a render $'thick will cost approximately lo id , per square yard for the Sal-Ferricite onlr.

PAVIOR AND ASPHALTER. 227

CONCRETE PAVING SLABS. TARMAC, LTLL, Ettingshall, Wolverhampton.

" Vinculum" concrete paving slabs, 2 ft. wide by 3 Et., z ft. 6 in. . or 2 ft. long. s. 11.

2 i~!. thick . p e l ynrd supe?. 3 o 2$ in. ,, . . 3 9 a in. ,, by 18 in. X 18 in. . 9 9 3 0

F.O.K. or loaded into vehicles a t our Ettingshall, Willenhall, Stirchley or Normanby works.

Approximatc railway rate to L.M.S. London stations froln ISLtingshall works, 13s. 6d per ton. One ton is equiil to 10 yards of z in. or 8 ynrds of 2& in. paving.

URIGK PAVING. Laid complete in cement mortar, but not including for cen~en t grounds.

which are measured and priced separately. All raking cuttings measured and charged by foot run, or reduced to super by taking half tbe width of tile or brick as tho case may be. s. d. Grey Stocks, flat . . per ynnl super 6 6

,, on edge . . , , . . 10 o If the above be laid herring-bone, ctdd . . . 1 0 Adamantine clinker paring, plain or chamfered,

6 in. x 14 in. x 24 in. . . . . . 22 6 If laid herringbone, add . . . . . 2 o Blue Staffordshire paving brick, plain or chequered,

g X 4 & X z , f l a t . . . . . . 12 o Ditto, 12 X 6 r 2 . . . . . . 11 0

Ditto, building brick, tlat . . . . . 11 6 Ditto, on edge . . . . . . . 16 o Ditto, best pressed, tlat . . . . . 13 o Ditto, ditto, on edge . , . . , , 18 6

TILE PAVEMENTS. Beat. U~iselected. Seconds. 8. d. 3. d . S, d .

6 In. X 6 in. Staffordshire tloor tiles, delivered in London, red, black, buff, grey and chocolate, per yard super 14 6 13 6 9 6

L)itto,laidincement ,, ,, ,, 20 o 18 6 14 o 23 in. X 2; in. and 3 in. x 3 in., black

and white, delivered in London, peryardsuper 19 6 17 6 15 6

Ditto, laid in cement ,, ,, ,, 27 o 24 6 22 o In quantities of not less than 50 yards.

PAVING TILES. S. SHEW & CO., 32, Church Street, St. &rarylebone, N.W.8.

Per y a d supe?', delivered. Best. Co~,~vrercial.

'I'esselated Flooring 'riles in plain colours, such ns 8 . d . s. d. red, black, buff, chocolate, drab grey, in sizes 6 in. X 6 in.. and smaller . . 10 6 o 6

White Vitreous'~iles, in 3 in. X 3 in. . . 16 6 I, 6 Sage and Silver Grey Vitreous 'riles, all sizes . 33 o 28 6 Blue and Green . . 38 o 33 9

228 PAVIOR AND ASPHALTER.

CARTER & CO. LTD., Poole, Dorset, and 29, Albert Elnbanlilnent, S.E. I I .

LJnslipped quarries $ in. thick, in 4$ in. X 4$ in., s. [ I . . . . 6 in. x 3 in., 6 in. X 6 in. per y o i d snper 12 6 Plain unglazed tesvelated floor tiles, ditto, f r o m . ,, 10 6 Mosaics . . . . . . . . . . ,, 30 O I3ullnoscs Eggshell Lilanr, 4 X 4 X a . . . per dozen 6 3

. . . .. 6 ~ 2 x 2 ,, 3 " A11 prices include package and delivery carriage paid to stations.

Prices lised complete quoted ou application.

COPE & CO. LTD., j Uury Streeb, \\'.C.I. Co~~~~i l e rc i a l .

Plain colunrs b. thick in Red, I3lacl1, Buff, Ch~~colale, elc. s. (1. . . . . . . . . 6" X 6'and less 9 6

. . . . Hlacli and White, 3" X 3. ;mtl a+ x 2 i 12 o . . . . . . Red Qnarries, 6. X 6. X 5 o

Buff 85 Brown, 6" X 6' X . . . . 6 o . . . . Terrazzo tiles, 8" X 8" and g" X g' , f j .~m 12 o

Ii'IXING ONLY on prepared foundations fro111 4s. cd. Z J ~ ? ' quar t : p ~ d , according t11 quantity a ~ l d design.

GEOIWE WOOLL~SCROPT & SON, LTD., Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, staffs, paving tiles :

" Ironstone Adanlant" 'Tiles-red, 6 in., 8 . d. 6 in. x 3 in., or q$ iu. . , , f ~ . f m per sguurc yd. 5 6*

" Etruria" Aooring tiles-red a l ~ d butf, . . 6 in., 6in. x 3 in . , ot7 ill. 5 o*

Teselated and Encaustic tiles, all sizes . 1 1 1 9 9 6 Arthlosaic . . . . . . 9 , 9 1 27 ot

Discounts to builders 5 % if paid ill one I I I I I I I L I I following date of inroiue, afterwards strictly net.

* Prices a t works. .I P~'ices i ~ ~ c l u d e fielivery a t English statiom.

JOHN BOULI'ON & CO. LTD. 13 Eastc:istle St reef , Oxford Street, W.I.

6' X 6' down to 28 X 2& Red, Uldck and Buff 8. (1. floor tiles . . . . . . . pe,. squitm y i i d 10 6

3" X 3" White or Cream floor tiles . . I5 6 I'tkes include delivery in L o d o n area.

M A R B L E AN11 TERRAZZO P A V I N G .

PENNING & CO., LTD. Approximate prices ot i \Ia~ble l~aving tixed in the Lotldoll area.

s. 11.

Sicilian and Belgiatl black nlarble paring in 12 in. squares, 2 in. thick,withSicilian border, say 6 in. wide, all finely sanded . pe?.ya?d super 33 o

Roman (light grey) and Belgian fossil (dark grey) in 12 in. squares, 2 in. thick, with Hel- gian fossil borders, say 6 in. wide, all tinely sanded . . . . . . . . 35 6

PAVIOR AND ASPHALTER. 829

M A R B L E A N D TERRAZZO PAVING-continued. FENNING & GO., L ~ ~ , - ~ ~ l l t i l l f f ed. Slab paving, in simple rectangular filling, slabs s. d.

with wall borders, 6 in. wide in Sic~lian, 4 in. thick, finely sanded . . . . . per yard super 38 o

Ditto, in re in statuary . . . . . Simple pattern ysving, formed wit11 rectanguldr

42 6

dabs, cross bands and wall borders in reill statuary and Tinos marble, I in, thick, fincly gritted . . . . . . . . I t

I; in. X r z in. trrolded stair treads with 4 in. 63 0

X 6 in. plain risers in Sicilian . . . per foot IWZ 11 6 - . Ditto, in Roman . , . . . . 10 6 Ditto, in vein statuary . . . . . 12 6

Return ends and a11 extra It~buurs extra. Prices depend Ixrgely upon the varieties of marble selected, Lhe a ~ n o u n t

of extra labours und the total quantity of the material. Small quantities work out a t proport,ionately higher rates.

Pricesare very unstable a t the present time and special quotations should be obtained. T. E. WELLER, 19j, Douglss Koad, Acock's Green, Birmingham. Sicilian white and Belgian black tiles, f in, thick, all sizes, sanded

faces, square cut, packed in strong crates, 20s. per s q u n r e yard n e t . Delivered nearest English station.

Borders. Made to design. Price according to cutting required. Polished marble plinths. Polished one face, saw^^ to exact aim ; packed

in atrong crates. F.O.R. Rir~xiingharn. Black Bel. . . . 5s. 6 J . l~erj'oot super itel! St. Ann , . . js. gd. ,, 9

Blue Belgo . . . 6s. 6d. ,, ( 9

Petite Granite . . 4s. gd. ,, Mosaic Marble Cubes, 3 in. X % in. X & in. and 8 in. X 2 in. X + in.

Packed in 50 kilo bags, zo bags to the ton. Ex London Wh:u'f. White Carrara . . L14 10s. od. per to ,< net. Black Bel. . . . A22 0s. od. ,,

Other colours on application. Marble Chippings for Terrazzo Paving, in grades oo, o, I, 2, 3, 4 ; packed

in 50 kilo bags, sold a s zo bags to the ton. White Carrara, £3 10s. od. per t o n net. Ex I.ondon stock.

Colours on application. hlarble Mosaic designed on paper rcady for laying, f rom 40s. od. pe r

square yirrd svpe?.. All above prices are for fair qndntities.

GORIC A N D RUBHBIC FLOOR TILING. CORK INSULATION COMPANY, LTD., Weddel House, 21, West, S~nitlltield,

E.C.I. " Eldorado " Corli T ~ l e Flooring is stocked in three shades of brown :

light, tnediuni uud dark, will not buckle, shrink, qwell, crack, or becnm~ loose. Laid under 3 years guarantee.

'She tiles a r e stocked in 4in., 6in., Sin., gin, a t ~ d 1zin. s q ~ a t % i , with suitable widths for borders, iind tile thicknesses available a r e 2, ill. a ~ ~ d & In.

4*

230 PAVIOR AND ASPHALTER.

GORK AND RUBBER FLOOR TILING-continued. 'The following a re approximate prices supplied, fised and polished

complete in London for an area of about roo square yards. Thickness &in. 8 in. a'

& ' Eldorado " Cork Tiles . . per ynrd sfiper 12 6 10 6 9 6 zin. x zin. Cork covered skirtings per foot 7.to& o 10 0 8 - Cork Tile Dadoes . . . per ya?.d suy?er 16 o ~j o - " Eldorado " Cork Tile St,aircase Finishing (patented).

Method "A" consists of a special heavy density rouudecl nosing eithei- I in. or 18in. thick by 4 in. wide, with Q in. or & in. Eldorado cork tiles t o treads and risers. Approxinlate price fixed complete for a step size I I in. X 7 in. 3.'. 9rZ. psi. foot run.

RIethod "B" consists of a special heavy density cork tile tread with ronntled nosing I in. or I; in. thick and 8 in. or in. cork tiles to risers. Approximate price for a step size 11 in. by 7 in. fixed complete :-

s. (I. I in, tread with 8 in. tiled risers . . . foot l i n e d 4 6 I+ in. tread ditto . , . . . ,, ,, 6 o

MARUOLITH FLOORING) CO. LTD., 29, Albert Enlbankment, S.E. 11.

Compres~ed Cork Tiles, 9 in. 12 in. or 15 in. square laid in light, niedirun o r dark coloars iu various patt,erns with suitable tnargins. Approximate prices laid in London :- s. d .

8 in. thick tiles . . . . . . pe? ynrd super 12 6 f in. thick tilas . . . . . . 9 1 9 , 13 6 Cork Rubber Tile Flooring is a new tnaterii~l recently placed on the

market, conibir~i:ig the inherent properties of both cork and rubber, ; r t the salne time obviating the disadvantages met wikh when the two niaterials arc used separately. The material is supplied in a ~ i d e range of plain colours and variegated effect.;, the standard thickness being a', and with the bitutnastic Emnlsion employed for tixing perfect adhesirm to any sound level subfloor can be guaranteed. The material is exception- ally durable in character, while a t t l ~ e riame time the n a t u r d resiliency nitikes the matcrial pleasing and conifortable to the tread. Being eutirely uon-absorbent, water has no deleterions effect. Approxin~ate cost supplied and fixed in London iu Inir quantities 17s. per square yard.

WILLIAM WARNR & CO. LTD., India Rubber Rlills, Barkiug, Essex. Sheet Rubber Flooring can be sripplied in over 300 different designs nnd

in any width up to 6' o". Separate tiles, inlaid flooring, combined slain trends and nosil~gs, loose nosings, wall pilnelling, perforated mals, and niatting for switchbnard purposes.

Sheot Prices tixed complete &" &" &" f" . 1 . 8. I . s. II. s. 11.

per squm.e y o d 10 o I Z 6 15 o I S 6 'L'i!e eBects . . . . extra per sqiinm yir-d z o Inlaid Flooring . . . ,$ , , ., z 6 Nosings . . . , Jbowi per foot run I o ~ o r n b i n e i T r e h s . . . . 7 9 , 9 . 3 0

TRADE NOTICE. L. DUTTON &SONS, 110-IIP Hackney Road, E.z.

Cork floor tiling, i~~sula t iou cork slabs and other cork articles.

I MANUFACTURERS OF II FOR THE

I FLOORING . STAIR TREADS C I N E M A 1 T H E A T R E I NOSINGS . MATS AND O F F I C E

MATTING IN A VARIETY H O S P I T A L OF COLOURS AND DESIGNS H O T E L

UP TO 6' 0" IN WIDTH S H I P , E T C . I I DESlGNS AND QUOTATIONS SUBMITTED ON REQUEST TO :

I WILLIAM WARNE & Co L?? I BARKING, ESSEX I P H O N E : ORANGEWOOD 2601 (4 LINES)

PAVIOR AND ASPHALTER.

WOOD BLOCK P A V I N G .

.? in. x 9 in. x 4 in. Creosoted Deal M'ood s. d, Paving liloclrs supplied and laid . . . t l r? ynyd s i r , v f i . ra 6

g in. x g in. X 4+ ill. ditto . . . . 11 $ 9 1 3 6 3 in. X 9 in. X 5 in. ,, . . . 9 I t 14 6

'THE IMPROVED \VOOD YAVRXENT CO., 13lackfri:~rs House, New Rritlge Street, E.C.4. Specially selected and prepared creosoted deal, 3 .X 8 x 4 in. blocks, creosoted under pressure so as to contain 81b. of 011 to the cubic foot, laid end grain up, on concrete foundation prepared by Iiuilder. Per yard super (about) 12s. od.

ICxc;iv;~tion, concrete and floating per yard super (about,) 10s. od.

" Virnlosec " Creosotetl deal p,xving I$. 6d. ? / a d super e.vl7.n

J O I N T L E S S FLOORING.

TIIF. hI~nnor.11~11 ~'LOOILINO CO., LTD. 29, Albert Embanlment. S E.r I .

lllarbolitb Jointless Flooring laid + inch in r coat on concrete, 2 inch in 2 coats on boards. Durable, hygienic, impervious and resilient. Approxi- mate price for not less than loo yards laid complete in London, $ in. thick, 5s. od. per square yard, 8 in, thick in 2 coats, 6s. gd, per square yard. Concave skirt,ing 3 in. high, 7d. per foot run. Was polishing, g d . per square yard extm. Extra forlaying under new process with Dennas asphalte emulsion, giring self oiling finish, IS. 3d. per square y:lscl.

THE M O N A R C ~ VLOOBINQ COMPANY, L,I'I). 158-164, Copenhngen Street, Caledonian Road, King's Cross, S. I .

"Monarch" Jointless Flooring, red, buff or brown colours, finely trowelled surface. Approximate prices for loo sq. yds. and up.

s. d. On screeded concrete, 8 in. thick . . . . 4 6 pel - sq. yd. On spade or straight edged concrete, j f in. thick,

laid in z coats . . . . . . . 5 9 ,, If on vood boarcls :

Reinforced wit#l~ galvanized wire netting . . i o psl.sq.?ld. c . r t ~ n . Reinforced with clout nails . . . 0 3 ,t 9 ,

Core slrirting up to' 3 in. high (girth added to floor area) . . . . . . . . o G pe7. f t . Y U J L ,. llIonarch " Jointleas l'looring in brecci;~ted or lnottled style (cornli~~ation of colonrs) . . 9 6 pel. sq. yd .

If steel woolletl, oiled and was pol~shed . . o y ,, e.7ii.a.

PAVIOR AND ASPHALTER. 233

J O I N T L E S S F L O O R I N G - ~ O ~ I ~ ~ ~ I I I P ~ .

'I'tre D u r ~ a ~ n n ~ ' r s N'LOORING Uo. TATD., CP;LT~II H ~ n s e , liiuysway, \Y.c.2. 1)uranbrite (patent) jointless tiooring, self-polishing, non-absorbent

and hygienic. Laid in two coats 4 in. thickness, on wooden foundation, or single coat 5 in. thickness on concrete, in araas of IOO square yards, 6s. gd. and 5s. 6d. per square yard respcct.ively. Larger m?ns subject to considerable price reduction.

A. I ) . WIRE & Co., I, Laurencc 1'11untney llill, ILU. 1.

'' Wirolithic " ,Joi~~tless Flooring laid 5 ill. thick, on either c o ~ ~ c r e t e or wood, rcd, buff or brown colours, polished on co~npletion. Approxi~nate prices In areas of IOO square yards :-

s. (1. On '' screedcd " concrete o r wood boards,

$ in. thick . . . . , . . 4 o peT sq. yd. 0; "spade finished " concrete or wood boards,

laid z coats, # in. thick . . . . 5 o ,, If wood boards are reinforced with expanded

metal . . . . . . . . o g ,, ezt lw. If lnot,t,led patl,erns . . . . . . I o ,, 9

Coved skirtings up to 3 ill. high . . . o 45 peiq,f t . ~ u u . If self-polishing emulsion added . . . o 9 pel3 sq. ytl. e3ti.n.

'I'HE KOJ~IAN F L O O ~ I N O COMPANY, IWA, North Sweet Iiright,on. Jointless flooring in etandard colours Inid in two coats. Approxin~ate prices laid conlplete in Brighton and \5'o1'tliing. For

districts ontside the 30 mile limit travelling expenses uiust he added. Flooring laid on wood or screedcd concrete 3'' thick, in two coats, steel

woolled, oiled and max polished. 20 yds. 60 yds. roo yds.

s . d. P. d . s, d. pel. y r r d stcpev 7 6 7 o 6 G

s. (1. Core skirting up to 3" high . . . pe1. foot T U ~ 0 9 Reinforced galvanized wire netting e a t w p e l s y n ~ d s u p s I o Clout Nails I 9 9 ) 0 3

Stmight design and colonr effects by contract only.

S T O N E P A V I N G . Portl:~nd.

2 in. Tooled paving laid in straight s. d. courses . . . per foot slip. 3 6

z* in. d i t to . . . 11 4 0

3 in . ,, . . . 4 6 39 in. ,, . . . Y 5 3 If rubbed . . add v o 6 Old paving taken up, squared and

relaid . . . p e r f o o t s q w I 3

Pnrbeck.

FlTZPATRlCK & SON for FOOTPATH PAVlORS 455 OLD FORD ROAD, LONDON. E.3

a34 PAVIOX AND UPHALTER.

STONE PAVING--eontintled.

M o u ~ s o ~ s & MELLOW, LTD., Bolton Quarries, south ow ran^, Yorks. Seif- faced York Stone rectaugular garden aring 5s. o d , per ynrd super 011

rail, Halifax. Railway freight t o ~ o n l o n 17s. gd. per ton in 6 ton loads.

\VATERHOUSE, DENBIQH & Co., LTD., Bolton Wood Quarries, Bradford. Self-faced rectangnlar paving I* in. thick and upwards from 4s. od . per yard wper F.O.R. Railway rate to Lontlol~ 12s. Gd, per ton in 8 ton lots.

IIavsoar & SONS, LTD., Railway Depot, Swanage. Purbeck tooled paring- s. (1.

2 in. thick . , , . , . p r y foot slipei- 2 3 2$ in. ,, . . . . . . z 6

3 i n , . . . . . . 2 9 38 in. ,, . . . . . . 3 0

Rubbed paring, 6tl. pep foot supel., estra.

Prices f,o,r. Swanage Station. Approrim:tte rate tan London (Nine Elms), 12s. gd. per ton in 6 ton loads.

ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVINGS.

LIVERPOOL ARTIFICIAL STONE CO., LTD., Picton Rd., Wavertree, Liverpool. Silwood Street, Kotlierhithe, London, s.E.16, $ Lyons Road, 'Smfford Park, Matichester.

Hydraulic Pressed Granite Concrete Paving Slabs, made in 2 ft. widths, and lengths from 3 ft, to I ft. 6 in.

5, d. 2 in. thick . . . per yard mper 3 8 . 14 yards = I ton 2 in. . . . , , 4 2 . 8 1 9 , 9 ,

3 in. . . . . . . . 5 3 6 ,, ,,

MALCOLM MACLEOD & Co., LTD., Glen Road, Wnlthamstow, E.17.

Granite Paving Slabs in stock sizes, 2 in. thick, pelq y a ~ d supel. from 49. 6J., delivered on site in London.

GRANITE PAVING. (Exclusive of fovndotion.)

Per yard szepa. ~ a k i n ~ up old granite pavlng and levelling ground and 8 . d .

stacking . . . . . . . . . o 10

Taking up old Granite paving, relaying and grouting . . . same with Portland cement grouting .' 6 o

gin. x 3 in. X 5 1". Guernsey granite yetts laid and grouted 26 6 . . . . . . . ,+in. X 4 in. X s i n . ditto 24 0 . . . . . . Grouting only, granite paving 2 o Broken granlte, to pass through zbinch sieve, rolled and . . . . . . . consolidated 3 in. thick 4 6

F l T Z P A T R l C K & SON GRANITE MASONS 455 OLD FORD ROAD, LONDON, E.3 A N D P A V 1 0 R 8

PAVIOR AND ASPHALTEB.

GRANITE KERBS AND SETTS.

6 in. x 12 in. Scotch granite lterbs and laying . per fosl ruil . . . . . . . . . . 8 in. x 12 in. ditto . . . . . . . . . 12 in. x 6 in. flat ditto 9 I . . . . . . . 11 in. x 8 in. ditto, ditto I . . . . . . . . . . Extra only for circular Taking up and relaying pebble paving, i n~ lud ing

grouting . . . . . . . . pe?*,qurd super Cement Concrete foundation (six and one), 6-in.

t h i c k . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ditto g in. thick . . . . . . . . . 9

SUMYEHFIELD & LANQ, LYD., 18, llackins-Hey, Liverpool, Granite Kerbs and Setts delivered to London Railway Stations.

8 1 . S. d . 6. X 12' Edge Scotch Kerb per foot ~ 1 1 1 3 o t ~ ) 3 3

12' x 6' Flat ditto 3 3 to 3 6 5: x 10" Edge ditto ,, ,, 2 9 to 3 0 kor circular Kerbs d d nboiit ,, ,, o 8 4' x 5: Scotch setts pei. ton nbout 50 0 4' X 6 ditto 1 9 9 , 47 6

Special quotations for cargo quantities.

NATURAL ROCK ASPHALTE.

THE SYYSSI~L & METALLIC LAVA ASPIIALTE CO, AND C ~ . A R T I I O ~ ~ : ' ~ PATFXT ASPHALTE Go., LTD., Moorgate Station Chambers, E.C.2. (Non-culnbine).

Natural Rock Sspl idte tuacle iulo blocks at t , l~e mines 8, d. f in. Horizontal Damp proof course . per yard supev 4 6 f in. Vertical ditto 8 9 + in. flat on concrete . . . . . . . . 6 o Do. on paper felt on boarded flat roofs . $ 9 , , Do. on expanded metal, extra . . ,, ,, f 2 Angle fillet . . . per foot run o 36 . . . . . Labournose . ,I 0 a t Skirting and fillet up to 6 in, high , 3 1 , r 1 4 &

London prices for roo yards and over. A70te.-Country prices vary according to the distance from London

axid the quantity required.

Genuine Natural Rock Asphalte, laid in London in fair quantities. Thickness in. 4 in. I in. 12 in. I* in.

per yard super s. d . 8 . d. 8. d. s. d . 8. d . Paving or Datrip proof

conrse in one ldyer 3 o - - - - lplat in two layers - 4 6 5 9 7 0 8 3 s . d . Vertlcal rendering in two coats , , pet' yawl 8 u p e ~ 7 o

. . . . . . . Ditto ill threecoat i 9 o

236 PAVIOR AND ASPHALTER.

NATURAI. E O G R ASPEAI,TE:-~O~I~~III,~A.

S.wrsn, ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ 1 1 ~ s k C!o. , I,rrn.-couliuued. s. 11.

Skirting 6 ins. high and angle fillet . . . per foot run o I r Angle tillet only . . . . . . , 9 o 2 Forming channel extra . . . . . o 6

,, outlleta ,, . . . . each 3 o

ltAltIJsh ASPUALTR P.iv1~0 CO., I I ~ n . , 2 5 - 2 7 , Oxford St8reet, \%'.I.

.\luntrottier Seyssel Asphalte, in quantities of not less than r o o yards super, laid in London, by the Company's workmen : s. 11.

Ilorizont,al Paving, & in. thick . . . . per yavd super 5 3 ,, 2 !n. ,, . . . , 9 6 6

9 1 ,, I I . , . . . . S 6 t 9 ,, I$ in. ,, . . . . 9 6

9 ,, tin.,, . . . . ro 6 9 , 2 in. ,, . . . . P 1 2 9

Roofs, Terraces, kc. :- s. d. s. d. 4 inch in two thicknesses . . . . ,, j o t o G 6 I ,, 9 9 . . . . ,, 7 o t , o S G I ,, Hydmulically con~pressed slal~s . . I & 3 , Ditto . . 2 Z 1 i , , Ditto . . I T 6 2 P, I)itt,o . . 3 6

LA URVA AYPIIALTR GO. , LTD., 31 & 33, Guildhall Roilclings, Bir~ninglla~n.

Natural Rock Asphalte upp plied and laid in qllantities of not. lees t hu l 50 yards super. Laid in London or Hirmingham. s. d. I'aving in. thick . . . . . . p i . yai'd w p r .+ 3

,, i ill. ,, . . . . . . 5 3 ,, 1 in. ,, . , . . . . 6 3

Roof Terraces, $c. :- a jn. thick laid in two Q in, layers . . , 5 6 I m. ,, ,, 6 in. ,, . . .

Vertical work to wall8 in two thiclinesses . . 6 9 8 o

6 in. skirting and fillet . . . . . . per foo t i3un I 2 Extralabourtochannels . . . . . . o 6 Angle fillet . . . . . . . . ,, 0 3 Acid Resisting Asphalte, laid horizontally, I in. thick p e v y m d .wpe?' 7 6

TRAUlE NOTICES.

' l ' a ~ BIRMINGHAM & MIDLAND C O U N T I E ~ VAL DE TRAYERS PAVINU ('o., LTD., 5 , Lower 'I'emple Street, Riniiinglinm.

'THF: LONDON ASPHALTE CO., 1,.111.. 29, Salisbury lionse, London \Vall, E.( ' .2.

VAL DE TI{AVBHS ASPHAL'I'II I'AVINQ Cn., LTD. (nnialgamntecl with T ~ o a r a s FALDO k Co., L m . ) , 106, Snlisl~ury IInuse, Finsbury Gil-cus, E.C.?.

London As~hal te Co. Ltd.

Standardised Natura l Asphalte for Roofs, Dampcourses and Floors

ALSO

Acid-Resistf ng and Mastic Asphalte Hydraulically Compressed Asphalte

Slabs .-

Members of the LONDON MASTER ASPHALTERS' ASSOCIATION

Contvactors to

War Office, H.M.O. Works , I~zd in Office, L.C.C. aud

pvi~tcipal Cov$oratio~ls throughout the United Kilrgdorn

Head Offices : Scotlamf :

29 Salisbury House, 72 Waterloo Street, Finsbury Circus, GLASGOW LONDON, E.C.2

Telephone : Metropolitan 5049. Telephone : CentraljllO5

958 PAVIOR AND ASHPHALTER.

TRADE NOTICES-continued.

NATTOKAL A s s o c r a ~ r o ~ OF ~ I A S T I ~ ASPHALTEXS, St. R1al.y'~ Cbanlbers, 1 6 1 ~ , Strand, R'.C.3. hIen~l~ers of this association I:ty aspf~alte in :tccorclance aiLh the otticial S . A . X . A . specilications nnder the registered brand " Namastio."

FLAT ROOF OUTLETS.

No. rgoa. 4 in. cast-iro!~ rooi outlets foraspl~alce ti s. (1. with tlst gratings . . . . . , . ecrclr I I 6 I)it,t,o, with donled gratings . . . . . ,, 12 g

LIST OF DAY WORK RATES. APPROVED BY THE LONDON MASTER ASPIIALTERS' ASSOGIATION.

53, Victoria Street, \Testminster, S.W.1.

NR'IT PHICE L I ~ T FOR DAY WORK, TIME, AND MATERIALS.

s. d. Spreader (in charge) . , 2 g per ho7cr Sproader . 2 2 ,, Potman . I 10 , , W:~tchman . 8 o per sh i f t hlastic Asphalte . . 6 6 per czot. Retined Natural Bitumen (for fluxing) . o 3 per lb. Granite Chips or Grit . . z o per mat. Special Felt (for underlay) . , I o per yard super Special Canvas (for underlay) . . I o ,, ,, Fuel (Coke and Firewood) . . 6 6 per pot per daq Use of Cauldron with Tools . 4 o per d a y I-Iire of Horse, Van and Man . , 3 o pel. hour

Carriage of RIaterial and Plant, Men's Travelling Time, Lodgings and Railway Expenses to and from, to be charged for extra.

Sow : The abore charges are likely to be increased in the n a r future and should be verified.

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MASON. NERIORANDA.

MASON'S WORK is called- PLAIN, when worked to an even finished surface, either rubbed o r

dragged, as the case may be. SUNK, when cut below the surface, as in panels, weatherings, &c. STOPPED, when the labour, either sunk or moulded, is not run through

to the end of the stone. CIRCULAR, when convex as to the surface of a column or extrados of

an arch. CIRCULAR SUNK, when concave as to the intrados of an arch. CIRCULAR CIRCULAR, when convex a s to the surface of a sphere. CIRCULAR CIRCULAR SUNK, when concave as to the internal face

of a circular dome. MOLDED, as cornices, string courses, &c. MOLDED CIRCULAR, to neck~ngs, heads of columns, etc.

BUILDING STONES. English counties are arranged in alphabetical order and are followed by those qnarries situate in Scotland.

I n illany cases it I ~ n s been fouiid i i~~poss ib le t o oblicin velioble ovndepuaie informatibn r e q n ~ d i n y clinrctcteristics and pl-ices, nnd the P u u i s h e r s wi l l ~celcome fullel: pctrti>uln~vs ns well ns detoils o f nerv rjitnwies tcoi.thy o f specinl notice.

,Vote.-Unless o t h e r w i s e s t a t e d t h e r a i l w a y r a t e s w h e r e given r e f e r to fu l l t r u c k l o a d s o f a b o u t 4 t o n s and u p w a r d .

BUILDING STONES O F GREAT BRITAIN. ENGLAND. Bedfordshire.

T O ' T E R N H O E . - ' ~ ' O ~ , ~ ~ P ~ ~ O ~ ; '' Clunch Stone " (argillaceous) ; greenish white; weight pel. foot cube 1161bs. 8 oz. Many churches in Hedlordshire and Hertfordshire, Woburn Abbey, Ponthill House, hshridge ; St. Albans Abbey, &c. I'rice, 3s. 6d. per foot on truck a t Stanbridgeford Station. The Totternhoe Lime and Stone Co., Ltcl., 20, Bucklersbury, E.C.4.

Cornwall. T n m L m a r n m t C ; B A N I T R . - V ~ ~ ~ fine grained, sitnilar to best Scotch

granite, pearl grey colour, much harder than usual Cornish grmite , 12 cubic feet to I Lon, a splendid stone for all classes of work, nncl partico- larly for fine :~xcd, carved or polished finish. Example of fine axed is Mayfair Telephone Exchange, and polished is seen in the Hudson Bay Co.'s otiices in Uishopsgate. For prices see under " Granite." Western Counties Granite Co., Ltci., Cornwall housc, blitchain Road, Croydon, Surrey.

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Derbyshire. STANCLIFPE ( ' ~ I I E DABLEY DALE) ( I U A L I E I E S . - ~ ~ S ~ ~ ~ ~ ; a Cl0dy

grained, tinely micaceous grit ; light drab; weight per foot cube 148 Ibs. 4 oz. Suitable for important buildings on account of i ts high specific gravity. Analysis shows i t to be highly insoluble under the action of weather. Silica 96'40, Carbonate of Lime 0.36, Carbonate of Magnesia 0.0, Iron and Alumina 1'30, Water and 1,osaes 1.94; Resistance to Crushing (Kirkcaldy's test) 670'3 tons per square foot. Stone quarried u p to 25 feet long aud of 300 feet cube and upwards, also crushed stone for concrete aggregate. Examples : Municipal Buildings, Art Galleries and the Oratory, Birmingham ; new Torw H d l eatcn.;ion, Royal Exchange :ind Assize Courts, Manchester: St. George's Hall, Walker Art Galleries and Public Library, Liverpool ; P'ull~am Li l~rary ; Itepaving, Trafalgar Square (London) ; New Civic Centre, I l ~ ~ l t o n ; 'Tom Halls, Hyde (Lanos.), Nuneat~m, etc.

Prices : Monumental Building Quality. Quality.

Dimension sizes, per foot cube 6s. gd. 4s. gd. Random blocks ,, ,, ,, 53. gd. 3s. gd.

HALL DALE QUARRIES (Stancliffe Estates Co. Ltd.).-.A tine stone of pink color, very durable and suitable for good building where a colored stone is desired. Resistance to Crushing (Kirkcaldy's test), 534'1 ton6 per square foot. Examples : Go-operative Society's Head Otkices, Corporation Street, Manchester; Town Halls, 1,oigh i~11t1 Stvetford, Lancs ; Midland Bank, Ketl.ering.

Prices : Dimension si~es, per foot cube 4s. 6d. I<andom blocks ,, ,, ,, 3s. 6d.

Katesper ton : Lhrley Dale to London, 15s. qrl. ; to Lirerp~wl, 10s. 0.1. : to Manchester, 75. 2d.; ~ I I Birminghan~, gs, od.

" BOPTON-WOOD " (I{egistel.ed trade murk).-Middleton, nsar Wirks- worth ; carboniferous hmestone, warm creamy-white colour, and in richly ligured grey, 158 Ibs. 7 oz. ; tine grained, compact in texture, hard and crystalline, and takes a brilliant polish; a good weatheliug stone, and useful for all internal or external purposes, including monumental work. Kirkcaldy's test, 444'4 tons per square foot. Kandoln blocks, 11s. to 13% per foot, on rail a t quarries, or 21s. 6d. sawn t,mo sides and 26s. Gd. sawn three or four sides. The Hopton-Wood Stone Firms, Ltd., Wirks- worth, Derbjsbire.

Devonuhire. BEER.-Limestone; light t , h t of brown ; weight per foot cube 131 Ibs.

rz om. Used very generally in the old churches of Deronshire, and more recently in those of Cll?rrnoutt~, Honiton, kc., in the restoration works a t Exeter Cathedral, the Iloman Catholic Cathedral a t Norwich, ' h rbay Hnspital, I'oryuay.

Stone autl all labor tixed cowplete rzs. I d. to 15s. od. pei.,ft, cvha. Handom Blocks F.O.H. Seaton . . . 2s. 311. ., Ditto V.0.H. Nine E l n ~ s (S.R.) . . 38. r i d . , ,

I%locks ,selected to approx. size one way ~ r l . r.,.t,.n ,, Ditto three wiys or for special work . 3d.

Price of special old world garden crazy paying 011 allplictit,iou. Beer Stone Co. Limited, Seaton, Devon.

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Dorsetshire.

Poa~~aND.-Island of Portland; oolite; xhitish brown ; 130 Ibs. to 140 Ibs.

Blocks of any practicable size. Aa a weather stone for external purposes has been adopted in London more, perhaps, than any other stone. I<andom blocks delivered to ship or rail a t Portland, 20 ft. average : Whit- bed, 33. 6d, per foot; Basebed, 3s. gd. , ld. per foot extra for every foot in iiveragc beyond the zo It. average up to 30 ft. average; $1, per ft. beyond 30 ft. avcrsge. 111 truck a t Nine Elms or Sonth Larnbotb: Whitbcd 4s. 4$d., Basebcd 4s. 74d . per foot cuhe, r o feet average. For stairs none but the best hard Whitbed stone should be used. The Bath and Portland Stone Firms, Ltd., 47, Victoriu Street, S.W.1 and Abbey Yard, Bath and F. J. Harnes, Ltd., 25 Nine Elms Lane, S.W.8 and Port- land, Dorset, are the two largest proprietors of the Portland Quarries.

PURBECE l g ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , 14 feet cube to a ton, height of bed I ft,. 9 in., suitable for walling, quoins, door and window dressings, copiugs and n~o l~umen ta l work. Price, according tosize and detail, aa. Gd. per ft. cube, on rail Swanage Station. Approxi~nat~e rat,e t o London (Nine JSlms), 12s. gd, per ton in 6 ton loads.

PURUECK THORNBACK STONE, 14 feet cuhe to a Loll, height of bed 6 ill. to 12 in.; a stone of exceptional hardness, suitable for steps, paving, &c. I'rice 3s. 6d. per ft,, cube, on rail Swanage Shtion. Rate I,o London as last.

F U I < B E C ~ PORTLAND S,I.ONE, ~j feet cube to the ton, height of bed ,; 11. lo 7 ft., suitable for ~nonu~nental work, rubbed and moulded dressings and all building purposes. Prices, according to detail a~i t l size, 4s. gd. per ft,. cube, on rail Swanage Station. Rate t.o London ;IS last. I-laysoni & Sons, Ltd., lbilway Depot, Swmage.

Durham. I~EWORTH BURN QUARRY, NEAR GATESHEBD.--F~~~ Close-grained sllltl-

stone of uniform quality used for monumental, architectural and engineer- ing works and for chemical works, condensing towers, stills kc., for acid resisting purposes for which this stone is noted ; also for steps, landings, hard grit grindstones for tile grinding, pulp and rice-mill st,ones and glass polishing. 14 cubic feet per ton. Crushing load q# tons per square inch. Colonr : light blue. Prices I".O.R. Felling Station for 12 cubic feet lots, scappled : from 5.9, od. per foot cube ; larger sizes extra. Rail carriage to London about IS, qd. per cubic foot extra. 'rate, Brown and Co., Gateshead-on-Tync.

3'1inislii1-e. TALACRE STONE. -SmdsLone, very iiue grailled, hard and dense, light

huff colour, low porosity (3.4 per cent.). T h ~ s stone issuitable for all kinds of buildings and is also especially useful for monumental and fine archi- tectural work. Weight approximately 14 cubic feet per ton. Price F.O.R. 3s. 6 d . per foot cube in random blocks, sawn from 5s. od. per foot cube. Monumental quality extra. Railway rate to London : 4 tons 25s. zd. per ton ; 6 tons 18s. 6d . per ton. Samples and quotations for stone either sawn or worked :- Talacre & Gmespyr Stone Co. Stone Quarries,.Gwespyr, Holywell, Flintshire.

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Gloucestershire. FOEEW OF DEAN.-A mild working si~ndstone uf unifoim culuur

and texture, obtainable in Silver Grey or Blue colours, beautifnl in appearance and of exceptional strength and dnrability. Extensively used throughout the country for monumental purposes and carving, docks, waterworks, railways and engineering work and public and private buildings of all kinds.

About 10% to 20% cheaper finished cost, including all hbour , thau l'ortland. A cheaper quality can be supplied for bnilding purposes. The monumental stone compares favourably in quality and price wit!? the best Hard York and Pennant stone for steps, landings, cop~nge, templates, etc.

Block Stone (usual average) F.O.R. Forest of Dean, Grey 3s. 6d. ; Uloe 4s. 6d. per foot cube. Sawn and Dressed Stone on application, rail rate to L o n d o ~ ~ 13s. 6d. per ton. Density-mft. cnbe to I tori.

Samples or any further information can be obtained from The United Stone Firms (1926), Ltd., 67, Queen Square, Bristol.

RED WILDERNESS STONE. Quarried exclusively :it Mitcheldean, Ciloncestershire. 'This rock belongs lo the old Red Sandstone formatiou, but is more compact than the geiierali1,y of this stol~e, and is of good colour, which i t always retains. I t is of very fine texture and great hardness. Suitable for all classes of building, engineering and monu- mental purposes, both external and interual, and for paving.

The thin beds of the quarries con be worked iuto shoddies a t a very low cost.

C h j h i n g straili (Kirkaldy), 69; tolls to the square foot. Samples and further information upou application to the United Stoue

Firms (1926) Ltil,, 67, Queen Square, Bristol, but this quarry is a t pr6sent. not working.

BRISCOL PENNANT STOX& is a w r y bard sandstonc, many beds of which are of a pleasing uniform rich blue colour, whilst others are of the pink variety, known locally a s " Red Poi~nant."

The quarries are situate a t Fishponds and Broom Hill, Stapleton, ill the Borough of Bristol, and also nt Winterbourne. I t is considered one of the hardest and best wearing stones obtainable for steps aud landings. I t is extensively used for engineering work, girder bedstones, string courses, caps to bridges, dock work and also for street kerbing, channel setts, crossing stones, paving, el c. Unlimited sizes can be obtained. Com1)uted weight 14 ft. cube per toll. Random Block 3s. per foot cube. Slabs sawn to thickness 7s. per foot cube. Prices for all classes of dressed htone. Rail rate to London 18s. perton. Fishponds Quarries Ltd., RIanor Iload, Fishponds, Bristol.

N a ~ ~ s w u m r r STOKE.-A fine-grained oolitic stoue of even texture. Colour, whitish-cream. Weight, 137 lbs. per cubic foot. Crushing strain 178 tons per square foot. I s a very strong rind durable stone resembling Portland in quality and appearance. Suitable for all external building work and for internal and all decorative and carved work. Examples :- G.W.R. Slation Buildings, Exeter ; " Southey House," Wiue Street, Hristol (pre-War) ; also business premises : 9, Argyll Street, Oxford Circus. London ; '39 & 40 High StreeL, Ilristol ; I1.C. Church, Bowes Road, New

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Glouceste?.shire-continued. Southgate, N. (interior). In random block 3s. od. per foot cube on rail Nailsworth, L.M.S. Railway rate to London 17s. ~ d . per ton ; 16 cubic feet to the ton. Prices for sawn stone, dressed masonry, carved or monumental work on application to Nailsworth Quarries & Stone CO., Nailsmorth, Shroud, (310s.

G u r r r N ~ S ' ro~~ . -Th i s stone is obtained from the Coscombe & 'remple Guiting Quarries, ancl is an oolite, having a rich buff colour, which has no tendency to fade but rather altains a xarmer shade will] ilge. It is free working, hardens on exposure and is equally adapted to all kinds of building.

Approximate prices at Toddington Station :- a. (1. Random blocks . . per foot cube 2 6 Cut to sizes 4 9 Worked, from . 6 -8

Samples and prices on application to E. G. Groves, St. Leouards, Tod- dington, Cheltenham.

SYREEORD.-A silver-grey close grain aud good weathe~ing stone, suital3le for large towns. s. d.

Random blocks . . . . . per foot cube 2 6 Cut to sizes , . , . . . 4 6 Worked, from . . . . , . 6 8

E. G. Groves, St. Leonards, Toddington, Cheltenhaln.

Lnncnshire. UIJTLER DELPII STONE QUARRIES, PLEASINGTON, NEAR I ~ L ~ C K B U R N . -

Sandstone, fairly fine grained, micaceous grit , compact, buff colour, 162.8 lbs. pe? cube foot. The low porosity ( a % ) , the uniform texture, the absence of pyrites, the subordinate anlount of mica a d the small amount of matrix or cement, functioning as a. bond only, all go in favour of good wearing qualities and particularly of resistance to the action of sea air. Silica 88'16 ; alumina 7'34 ; oxide of iron 2-18 ; lime ,96 ; magnesia '07 ; alkalies, t race; loss on ignition 1'23.

Exnn~ples: Pleasington Priory (1897), Public Halls, Sessions House, and Queen's IIall (Wesleyan Mission), several Post Offices, illcluding t.he new Uarrnw l'ost Oflice.

Prices :- s, (1. Rough . . 3 3 p e r foot cub8 Sawn, 2 sides , 4 6 ,, \ a t quarry.

9 , 4 P, 5 6 ,, J W. ILiiley, Bntler Uelph, I'ledsingtoo, near Blackburn.

Lincolnshire. ANCASTER I ~ S I E E S T O N E . - ~ O ~ ~ ~ ~ , cream, rirndom block, 3s. Gd, per foot

cube, In truck Ancaster Station. ANCASTER BROWN WEATEIR BE~.-lZandom block building quality,

4s. 6d. per foot cube ; ditto, selected for polishing, 6s. od, per foot cube, in truck Ancaster Station.

Railway rate to London Stations I I ~ . per foot cube. Qnotations given for polished work ready for fixing. GREGORY B ~ o s . , Quarries and Masonry Works, Ancaster, near Uran-

Iham. Enquiries to head office, Mansfield, Notts.

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Lincolnskire-continued. A m a s m a , NEAR GBANTEIAM.-OO~~~#~ : cream ; 139 lbs, LO oa. ; in randoin

blocks, cost, delivered in truck a t Ancaster Station, 3s. 6d. per foot cube. Lower Brown Weather Bed Stone, similar to the Old Barnack rag, 140 lbs. Random blocks, delivered in truck a t Ancaster Station, 4s. 6d. per foot cube. Upper Ditto,Polishing quality ,delivered iu truck a t Ancaster Statiou, gs.6d. per foot cnbe ; also Red Weather Bed delivered in truck a t Ancaster Station 4s. 6d. per foot cube. Rail to King's Cross, 11d. per foot cube. Special quotations for Ashlar blocks and walling stones. Thompson's Ancaster Quarries' Co~npany, Ltd., 11 Elmer Street N.. Grantham.

hrol.thautptonshirc. W ' ~ ~ ~ o ~ . - O o l i t e ; rich creamy white; saws readily without water, is

very durable, hardens under exposure, and its perfect crystallization enables i t to resist the action of frost and water. Price for AI quality in randoin blocks, as. zd. per foot cnbe on rail a t \Veldon and Corby Station. Weight 16 foot cube to the ton. Rail rate to London, 7d. per foob cube.

Frank St. U. tiregorie, agent, Weldon Quarry, Weldon, Kettering.

Nmthumberland. GREENLAW I ' R E E Y T o N E . - ~ ~ u ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s 5 miles north of Ilothbury Station ;

light grey color ; 13 feet to I 'ton : used for monumental, carving and building purposes and famed regarding its weather resisting qualities; approximate price for carving and monulnental work, 4s. od. per foot; ditto for building purposes, 3s. 6d:per foot cube on rail a t Hothbury Station (N.E.R.). Carriage to London aos, od. per ton. R . Green & Sons, Ltd., Thropton, Morpeth, Northumberland.

BEAELE QUARIIIEY, STOCKSFIELD-ON-TYNE.-W~I~~ sandstoi~e, used extensively as a building stone in theTyne district. Approximately 4s. od. per foot cube ill the rough randou~ blocks. About 13 cubic feel to the ton. P.0.R. quarry. Robert Patterson & Son. Chief Ofice : 18 Kidley Place, Newcastle-on-Tyne. \VIDEOPEN QUARRY, NEAR NEWCAS~LE-ON-TYNE.-SO~~ brovn sa~~clstoue suitable for building purposes. Supplied in the rough ouly. Price 4s. otl. per foot cube a t quarry. Itobert Patterson & Son.

~ V o t tinghaw~shire. MANSFIELD STONE.-

White Mansfield Random Blocks. s. d. Best Yellow Bed for all kinds of dressings 4 o per It. cube Hard MiddleBed for steps, landings and copings 3 6 ,, ,,

Prices P.O.H. Manafield Station. Railway rate to Lolldon Sl.ations, 1s. zd. per foot cube in 6 ton lots.

This stone can be obtained in almost any width and thickness. (iregory Bros., " Gregory " Quarries (late Lindley Quarries), RIUIA-

field, Notts. Oxforahhire.

HORNTON, EDOK HILLS, BANBURY.--A close-grained oolitic limestone, brown and blue, about 15 feet to the ton ; a splendid weathering stone used extensively in churches and public buildings, and soon has an old- looking appearance and well adapted for restoration purposes ; also used

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Oxfordsiri?.e-conlin~~etl. largely for ulonurnental work. Price, brown, 3s. 6d., blue, 4s. per foot cube f a r . Carriage to Idondon, 7d. per foot cube. Ilornton Quarries, Ltd. North Bw, Hanbury.

Rutland. CLIPSHADI.-(from t l ~ e fnn~ous "Old Quarry" aud "Ulg PiLs Quarry ")

Oijl~te (shelly) ; cream color ; about 14 ft. to the ton. Moderu Works :- Bristol University ; Hhodes Lionse and Katlclibe Science Library, Oxford, Kcw Library Uuililinga, Cambridge ; Peterborough New Town Hall ; St . Margaret's Cl~urch, Asl~ley, Not t i l~gham; Hawkernorth, St. M:iry's (:liurch. Leeds ; C:hicliester Town Hall. Suitable for restorations, closely resembling the old Barnack Rag. Restorations : Eltham Palace, Ilouses of Parliament, St. George's Chapel, Windaor, Canterbury Cathedral, York Minster wl~tl l'eterborough Cathedral. Prices, free a t Castle Bythani Station (L. M. & S. K.), random blocks, 3s. bd., and selected hlocks, 4s. od. per foot cube. THE CLIPSHAM QUARRY COMPANY (sole proprietors), Clipsham, Oakharn, Kutland. C L I P ~ H A ~ ~ BRITISH ~ I A R B L E . - ( ~ ~ O I ~ the Snties Quarry) a stone of pxceptionally firm texture ancl capable of taking a high polish. Price, free a t Castle Bytham Station, 4s. od. per foot cube. The Clipsham I$oa13ry Company, as abovc.

KXTTON is a good weathering stone of oolitic formation and dark cream in colonr. I t is easily worlted and hardens on exposure to weather. Used extensively for various collegcs a t Cambriclgc and l'eterborough and Ely Cathedrals and York Minster in the past and for present additions, also the old Customs House, Kings Lynn,dating back 300 years. Very suitable for monuments where tnuch detail required.

Weight 160 Ibs, per foot cube ; I + feet cube per ton, l'riceaccording to size, from 4s. od. per foot cube a t quarry.

Nailway rate lo l,ondou, 12s. 6d. per ton. Ilenry Wing 8 Co., Hed Liori Square, Sla~uforcl, sole selling agents for

Moleswortl~'s Kellotr Stone Quarries.

Shropshirc. ALVELBY, NBAR B R ~ D O N O R T I I . - Q ~ ~ ~ S ~ O I L ~ , suitable for grindstoues alid

building purposes, wealhers well, and is easily worked. Used for the Uirmingham water works scheme, Uridgnorth Sew Post Office and Bank, Shrewbury Castle restoration and the restoration of Bewdley and uther churches. 111 blocks from 2s. orl. per foot cube on rail a t Ridderminst.er or Bridgnorth. Rate to London about 10s. od, per ton. Weight about 15 cube feet to tho ton. W. Webb, Alvcley, Bridgnorth.

Stnffordskive. UOLLINGYON STONE.-COIOU~J : white mottled, l ight salmon and red.

Construction, quar tz grouuds ninderate size with arpillo-siliceous cement, plates oE mica. I t is free working and hardens with exposnre, is equally adapted to all kinds of building and is especially siitable, for carving because of i ts fine texture, beds usnally 3 ft. X in. thick, I; ft . g iu , ill white and salmon and slightly thicker in red and mottled. Carl IY worlted a t quarry owners morks. Price ill blocks from 3s. od. t o 4s. od. per foot cube f.0.r. a t Rocester Station. Railway rate to London 13s. I ~ d , per ton. 14 ft. cube to one tou. This stone was used a t County Hall, lYar\vicl< ; Girton College, Cambridge ; Cottoll College, S t abs ; King Iklmard'a School, Birmingham, Catholic Church, S t . Ciles, Cheadle, &c. Stanton & I(ettar~y, Ltd., Ilocester, Stafford.

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surrey, Hargate sa~idsfone of rocklike texture and greyish in colour. I-lam-

]tier. dressed, this stonc is used extensively for churches and lrubliu buildings. (Stone as quarried very much uged for rockeries, dry wall- ing, paving, kc.) Used extensively in the Godaiming district, including the New Charterhouse Memorial Chapel, and nearly ail the old churches. IJsed in the London area for the new Cemetery chapel and Lodge a t IIonor Oak, S.E., the Catholic Church of St. Authony of Padna, Forest FIill, kc.

Priceof barnmer dressed on rail. 83, gd. per yard supcr, average bsd 7in. Rocknry and walling as quarried, 14s. 6d. per yard cube a t quarry. For further particulars apply F. i t l i l to~i P; Sons, Ltd., Quarry Owners,

\\'itley, Surrey. Wiltshire and Somerset.

CHILNBHH..-T~~ quarries bear evidence of having been worked many centuries back :-

The Chilmark is a siliciferous limestone, belonging to the Portland series; the principal beds being-rat, The trough or hard bed, 153 Ibs. 7 oz. to the cube foot, will bear a tensile strain of 500 Ibs. to the square inch, and a crushing weight of 411'4 tons to the foot cube. znd, 'The Pinney or green beds, ahout 135 lbs. to the cube foot, will bear a tensile strain of 206 lbs. to the square inch, and a crushing weight of 136'6 tons to the foot cube; colour, yellowish brown. The oolite beds are brown and cream colour, about 135 Ibs. per cube foot ; crushing weight 125.5 tona to the foot cube. A11 beds are cut with a wet saw. The average cost of working, taking the best brown Portland as 1.00 is-trough or hard bed 1.00 ; Pinney or green beds '75-more or less, as the stone Caries in texture a t times. Price on rail in random block, 3s. gd. per foot cube. Itailway charges to Nine Elms, London, 8s. od. per ton.

EXA~IPLES.-Salisbury Cathedral, 1220. Keceut works include Yarnham Chnrch, Chichester Cathedral, Stoke Poges Chnrch and St. Alban's Abbey restoration a d sundry Post oflices and bridges.

Sdie Proprietors, The Chiln~arlc Quarry Co., Ltd . , registered oifice, 7, \\'inchester Street, Salisbury.

DOIJLTIN~ (Somerset,), nearest stations, Cranmore, G.W.R., or Shepton :klaUet.-Crystalline oolite; warm, cream color; 134 Ibs. 4 oz. t o the cube foot. This stone is of an uniform tint, humogeueous in strnctnre and very durable, used a t Inally cathedrals ; also Colleges at Oxford and C:~mbridge and most of the Churches ill the locality of tho quarries. 'Tilere are two beds, viz.: the "Chelynch" or weather bed, suitablr for exterior work, and the "Fine I ' bed, suitahle for interior work. Pricc in random block, 3s. 6d. per it. cube ; workcd from 8s. od. per foot cube. F.O.H. a t Quarry. 16 feet, cube to the ton. The E a m Hill, Doulting and Port,land Stone Co., Ltd., Hendford Works, Yeovil.

BATH STONE is obtained from the counties of Wilts and Somerset. There are several varieties of this stone suitable for different purposes

and different positions in a building; the principal supplies are obtained from Box Dill-that from the east slde of the hill being known as Corsham Down, and that f rom the west side of the hill as St. dldhelm Box Ground Stone. The Monk's Park Bath Stone is obtained from another locality which lies 4 miles to the south-east of tho Box Hill.

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Wiltshire and Somerset-continued, ST. ALDKEL~I BOX GROUND.-A thoroughly reliable weather stone, 01

medium grain, unaffected by frost or situation; is especially suitable for exposed positions, and tor plinths, sills, strlng courses, cornices and copings.

The beds run up to four feet in depth, and itny reasonable Length can readily be obtained. Light brown colour.

MONK'S PARK.-A fine-grained, even-textured, free working stone, sound and strong, and carries a sharp arris. Is suitable for outside work, such as facings, jambs, mullions, tracery, and heads, and for all inside work. It is most reliable for the seaside and large cities.

The tinest beds are effectively used for pulpita, fonts, reredoses, screens, kc. This stone runs up to 4 feet deep in bed, and up to 12 feet and upwards in length. Light " stone colour."

CORNGRIT.-A very strong stone, carries great weight, costs more for labor than Corsham Down, being much harder. For inside columns, and for staircases, landings and steps it is weU suited. Same colour as Corsham.

CORSHAM.-A compact, close-grained, and very atrong stone; carries great weight. The recommendations under the head of Monk's -Park apply mainly to the Corsham Down.

Depth of bed is similar, and great lengths are even more common than with the Xonk's Park.

ELM PARK.-A very hard stone with sinlilar characteristics to Monk's Park.

FARLEIOH DOWN AND w ~ ~ x A l . ~ . - F i n e , even-textured stones, of a warm t int ; should not be used on the ground, or for outside projections, but for flush work outside, and for all inside work it may be used with success. It is the cheapest working stone in the market.

Beds from g to 4 feet deep are alwaye being quarried, aud blocks of moderate length can be supplied at any time. Warm, creamy tint.

COMBE DOWN (Lodge Style and St. Winifred's).-Good weather stones, of medium grain, fairly free working and very light brown in colour ; suitable for plinths, projections, and weatherings. Sands well at the seaside. The beds occasionally m n up to 4 ft. 6 in. ill depth, but only moderate lengths are ordinarily obtained, and supply is somewl~at limited.

HAFXHA~J PARK.-Uniform in texture, and of a warmer colour than Corsham Down, a sound working stone. It is snitahle for use in any p?sition above the ground level. Hlocks exceptionally sound and in large slzes. Same price ns Corsham Down.

'l'fie labour on Bath Stone may be taken as about half that on Portland. Price per cubic foot of Bath stono (all description$) in not less than 4

ton lots (computed weight, 16 feet cube to the ton) :- Kandom blocks : 3, d.

In railway trucks at Quarry stations . . . . . . r o Bristol stations . . . , . , . , , . a 34 Manchester stations . . , . . . . , . g 4a Paddington station or South Lambeth . . . , , . 2 10

Nine Elms station . . . . . . , , , . 3 oh In truck a t Brentford station . . . . . . . 2 ro

Selected blocks ~ d . per cube foot extra. Blocks cut to given sizes, rough from-the saw, with sufficient allowance for working, 18, 3d. per foot cube additional.

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Wiltshirt und So+ss~~,et-continued.

RAN~EWORK supplied eit,lie~ in random courses, 4'' to 8'" or in standard 6f" heights.

Special prices for sawn ashlar aud r a~~gework and heads and sills for housing schemes quoted on appli~at~ion.

Stonework prepared ready for fixing, according to drawings, for work of every description, and estimates freely given.

The principal quarry owners are The Bath and Portland Stone Firms, Limited, of Abbey Yard, Bath, and 47 Victoria Street, S.W.I.

HAMHILL ( S O ~ R S E T ) , nearest station, Montacub-Limestone (shelly); warm yellow color; 141 Ibs, rn oz, to the foot cube. Used very extensively in nearly all the buildings in the locality, and very largely throughout the southern counties. Examples: Sherborne Abbey and Castle, Melbury Park, South Lychett Manor, &c. I t can be obtained of almost any superficial size, and the beds run from 6 in. to 2 ft. 6 in. Price in random block, 4s. 6d. per ft. cube; worked, from 8s. od. per It. cube. F.O.R. a t Quarry. Ram Hill, Doulting and Portlend Stone Co., LM., Hendford Works, Yeovil.

Yorkshlr e. &STON S T O N E . - N ~ ~ ~ Hheffield. Magnesium limestone, Permian ; a rich

deep cream color. A tine, granular, crystalline aggregate with cavit,ies. Dispersed irregularly through the mass are black particles, apparently r b o ~ This is probably not an altered limestone, as the structure of the stlone indicates precipitation f ro~n chemical solution. Weight per cublc foot, when drv, 141 Ibs, 34 oes. : wet, 148 lbs. 14$ om., absorbing about 66Ibs. Cube fkt to one ton, when dry, 15ft. ~okins.; wet, 15ft. osin. Used ext,ensirely by West liidiug and Notts ~ o ~ u n t y Councils for county huild- ings, and also a t New Hall, Lincoln's I n n ; Record Oflice, Fetter Lane ; restoration of Mrelheck Abbey; St. Cutltbert's College, Worksop, &c. For sawn flags, landings and steps. Quarry scabbled blocks, 3s. gd. per cube foot, on t,ruck at Kiveton Park Station. Bail r a t e to London 14s. gd. per ton. Reds from I ft. to z ft., occasionally up to 2 ft. 6 in& thick. Jas. Turner & Son, Ltd., Kiveton Park, near Sheflield.

APPLETON STONE (out of Greenmoor rock).-Quarries a t Shcpley, near Huddersfield ; color, uniform blue, uniform brown, and mixed brown and blue ; a fine textured stone, very strong, and suitable for steps and land- ings, Sills, Heads, Padstones, Paving, &c. Prices on application. 14 cube feet to one ton. \Villiam Bampson & Co. Ltd., Appleton Quarries, Shepley, near I-Iuddersfield.

BOLTON WOOD.-There are two distinct beds, the drab and the white. I t is a tine grained stone, nice to work and very durable. It ie also specially useful for monumental and fine architectural work, as i t carries a very good arris. Price on truck a t loading station from 3s. 6d. and upwards per cubic foot. Sawn two sides from 48. 6d. and sawn four side from 6s. od. and upwards per cubic foot. Extra, if selected for monu- mental purposes, from 10s. od, and upwards per cubic foot. 12 to 14 cubic feet t o I ton. Rate to London stations, 4 tons, 2,p. 7 d . : 6 tons, 173. gd. per ton. Quarried by Waterhouse, Denbigh $ Co,, Ltd., Stone Sawing Mills, Bolton Wood, Bradford.

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BI~ADPORD YORK S.FONE.-A light coloured fine graiued and medium iiard durable stone. Random blocks, ,3s. 62. cube foot ; steps, etc. (in rough) 3s. 6d. cube foot ; sawn two s ~ d e s f rom 4s. 6d. and sawn four sides from 6s. od. and up per cube foot. Prices on rail Bradford, , Yorkshire : Itailway freight t o London, 17s. gd. per ton ; minimpm 6 ton lots. Waterhouse, Denhigh & Co., Ltd . , Rolt,on Wood Qnarries, H~.ndforil, k'orks.

H i % ~ n l l . W FALL STONE i.: quarried a t tho Hawksworth and Woodside Quarries, Iloruforth, Leeds. It is extensively used for Bridge, Church and Dock work. ICsatnples : Grosvenor Bridge, widening of Victoria Bridge, London, Vnlleg Bridge, Scarborough. Many of the churches in Leeds arc built of i t , including the Catholic Cathedral, and also old Kirkstall Abbey. Recent constructions are the the new Grammar School, Harrogate, and extension to Ampleforth College, York. Price 2s. od. per cube foot on rt~il, Horsforth (L.N.E.R.)in the rough. Carriage to London, IS. 3d. cube foot. A. R. Rriggs & Co., Ltd., Quarry Owners, Horsforth, Leeds. 1 ; . Whitalier & Sons Ltd., Quarry Owners, 4, Albion Street, Leeds.

F ~ a r ~ ~ . - W h i t i s h - b l u c sandstone. One of the hardest and closest grained of the Yorkshire stones, will not Hake, and can be rubbed down to the finest surface, wears non-slippery and is a most durable stone for steps, landings and pavings. Will wit,hstand the heaviest traffic, and on account of its weight-bearing capacities is very suitable for pads, stancheon bases, kc. Has been specified by H.M. Office of Works for their principal post ofices for the last 3 0 years, and has bean used s t Selby Oak Hospital, l{irmingham ; South Staffordshire Waterworks ; nuntley Castle ; Glas- gow Cathedral ; Ampleforth Abbey ; Grimsby Fish Docks, 6c . It is only supplied quarry-worked on account of its hardness. Sole proprietors, John Farrar & Sons, Ltd., Bell Dean Quar~ies , 'rhnrnt.on, Ikadforcl.

GAZEBY s~ON~. -L igh t brown building stone. I t is a fine grained stone and easy to work. A good weathering stone. Can be supplied in large rough blocks or sawn to dimensions. Rough from 3s. 6d. cube foot and upwards ; sawn from 4s. 6d. cube foot and upwards. Rate to London stations. 4 tons, 24s. 7d., 6 tons, 17s. 3d. per ton ; 1 2 to 14 cubic feet to one ton. Quarried by Waterhouse, Denbigh & Co., Ltd., Bolton Hall Road, Holtnn Wood, Uraclford.

ROBIN HOOD.-A light blue sandstone much esteemed on account of its even t,enture and colour for headstones, put on a t Robin Hood; price a t quarry, 4s. 6d. t o 7s. od. per foot cube in the rough ; London Terminals, 7s. ~ o d . to 88. qil. per foot cube ; crushing strain, 595 tons per foot super- ~ e o . Armitage 9c Sons, Ltd., Robin Hood Quarries, near Wakefield, Yorks.

WOODKIRK UI.UE.--A light sandstone, sinlilar to Itobin Hood, but slightly Iinrder. Suitable for headstones, curbs, steps, landings, &c. Price a t quarry, 49. 6d. to 7s. od, per foot cube 111 the rough; London Terminals, 5s. ~ o d , to 8s. 4d. per foot cube. Crushing strain, 672 tons per foot super. Silica, 82'72 %.

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M'OODKII~K BROWN.-A fine, close grained stone, colour varying from light to dark browll, suitable for dressings, &c. Price : 10% less than Woodkirk Blue. Crushing straiu, 515 tons per foot super. Silica, 83%.

Cleo. Armitage & Sons, Ltd., liobiu Hood Quan3ies, near Wakefield, Yorks. Woodkirk Brown stone is also supplied by Panron Bros., Ltd., Hritannia and Wontikirk Quarries, Mnrley, near Leeds.

SCOTLAND.

'There are sandstone quarries in the following counties-many of them producing excellent building stone of tried value in their 'respective districts, and concerning which the necessary information as to price, kc., can only be obtained locally.

Edinbwqh.

CMIGLEI,TH.--A whitish grey sandstone, consisting of quartz grain, united by silicious cement, with small plats of mica. Used extensively in public buildings, including Guy's Hospital, Imperial Institute, Westniiuster Hank, Carreras Factory, Stock Exchange, Euston Statir~n, Egypt House, &c.

Dumfriesshire.

COFCSEHILL STONE.-A fine-grained micaceous sandstone of a light s,zlinon-pink color, and is said to retain its color, of a tine texture and easy to work, as well as being a good weather stone. I t s specific gravity is 2.262. Crushing strain (Kirkcaldy's test), per aquare foot, 635'9 tons.

Random Blocks 2 9 . od. per cubic foot P.O.R. ,, 3 ~ . IOJ. ,, ,, D/d London.

Weight-12 cubic feet to the ton. Railway rate to London 223. ~ d . per ton. John Murray & Sons, Corsehdl Quarries, dnnan.

CORNCOCKLE, light terra-cotta red, a splendid weather stone and keeps its colour well, beds up to about 4 feet thick. Used a t New Kelviu Hall and Queen Margaret Bridge, Glasgow ; St. Patrick's RIemorial Church, Dumbarton ; many important public buildings in Glasgow, Edinburgh and large Educational Institutions a t Dumbarton and Hamilton.

Prices a t quarry :- Itandom blocks, 12 in, t h c k and upwards, 19. ~ o d . per c u b ~ ~ foot. Ditto, cut to thickness, 2s. od. per cubic foot. Kough stone, 12 cubic feet per ton. Machined stone, 15 cubic feet per ton. ltailway carriage to London, za8. ~ d . per ton.

Manager, Corncockle Quarries, Lockerbie, Scotland. NWI-E.-A l u g e proportion of the stone used on jobs of any magnitude

is now sent direct from the quarrles to the site worked ready for fixing, effecting a considerable saving. The worked stone sent out from the lead~ng quarries is found to come together w ~ t h wonderful accuracy, and to sustam a minimum of damage in transit by rail. The real risk of , l<~mage lies a t the other end from unskllful handling.

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Q U A R R Y PRICES FOR LABOUK.

HATU ASD I'ORTTAND STOVE F I R M S LTD. Mouks Park dr

1'ol.t- ('orsliam l : 1 1 1 . Ilowll.

Sawing . . , , . perjmt . W ~ P P

lieds and Joints . . . Sunk ditto , . , . Circular ditjto . . . Plain Face . . . . Circular ditto . . . Snnk 2nd Splayed l+'ace (es-

ceeding 6 ins. girt) . . 9

Stopped ditto (ditto) . . Circular sunk nnd splayed

face (ditto) . . . 9

Stopped ditto (ditto) . . I

Molding (ditto) . . Stopped nlolding (exceeding

6 ins. girt) . . ?)er font supel.. Circuhr molding (dltto) . 1 ,

Stopped ditto (ditto) . . Molded work in caps and bases Circular ditto . . . Sunk and splayed face (not

exceeding 6 ins, girt) per inchpev foot 1 ~ 7 i

Stopped ditto (ditto) . ,, 1 9

Circular sunk and splayed face (ditto) . . ,,

Stopped ditto (ditto) . ,, hIolding (not exceeding

6 ins. girt) . . . ,, Stopped ditto (ditto) . .,, $ 9

Circular molding (ditto) ,, Stopped ditto (ditto) . ,, 9

NOTE.-London labour shows an increase of about 7& per cent. on

foregoing prices.

232 XASON. P R I C E S FOR ST.ONE AND ALL L A B O U R .

Includii~g working, dellvery 111 London, hoisting, set,Ling and Buililers' Profit.

N~E.- ' l 'hese ~ ~ r i c e s will vary according to the c11ar:tcter of the work :~nd nlnst be cot~sidered as appkxirnate only. 'They hare been teken for an ordinary Classic building. Monks Park Box

Port- & Corshnm Ground & innil. Down. CornQrlt. s. 1.1. s. (1. Y, d.

Plain facework . . . p a ) - f i ~ o t c d r 13 o 9 o g 6 C i rcu la rd i t t o . . . . ,, 15 4 10 6 10 6 Sunk and splayed work . . ,, 15 10 10 o 10 o C i rcu la rd i t t o . . , . ,, 17 8 11 6 12 o Molded work . . . . 17 2 12 o 13 o Circular work . . . , ,, 2 0 o I 2 15 3 Molded work in strings (exceed-

i ng6 in .x 3in. upto12in. X 6 in. or equivalent section) . ,, 18 o 12 o 13 o

Ditto (not exceeding 6 in. X 3 in. in section) . . . ,, 21 o ~j o 15 6

Circnlar ditto (exceediug 6 in. X 3 in. up to 12 in. X 6 in. or equivalent section) . . 21 o 14 6 15 3

Circular ditto (not exceeding 6 in. X 3 in. in section) . ,, z j 3 18 o 19 6

Molded work ill caps and bases 20 2 13 o 14 o Circular ditto . . . . ,, 21 6 15 3 17 o Extra for hoisting ahove 30 It.

(for each 10 ft.) . . . 0 4 0 4 0 4 COPINGS A N D CURBS.

I ~ i c / ~ d i , i y Inbow, h o i ; t i n y , j s i n y and pv$t (in L o ~ ~ d o n ) . Monks P ~ r k Box

Port- & Oorshnm Ground & 1md. Down. CorilQrit.

12 x 3 in. rubbed weathered s. (1. s. d. s. d . and twice throated coping . . pel. f t . r u n 6 4 3 2 3 7

6 in.,X 6 in, rounded twoedgescurb ,, 6 o 3 o 3 6 11 In. x 3 in. rubbed sunk,

weathered, throated and grooved sills, with stools for jambs . . 5 9 2 9 3 2

For m y additional size to fore- going . . . . a d d p e ~ . foot cube j 9 4 o 4 o

For circular work exceeding 5 ft, radius, ndd 33+ per cent and for sanle not exceeding j ft. radius, add 50 per cent lo foregoing prices.

Balusters j in. x 5 in. and I ft. 6 in. long burned to ordinary pattern . . eitch I j o 8 g g 6

ASHLAI:. Ashlar 4 in. 011 bed set. and

cleaned down . . . pel7 foot s l r p ~ ~ . j 3 4 o 4 3 Vor every inch In thickness on

bed . . . . ndd 1 0 0 7 0 8 If with bond stones arerage7ft.

apart containing 18 in. cube and to course with Ashlar nrld 9 1 9 o g O I I

F I T Z P A T R I C K & S O N Street Masons 455 QLD FORD ROAD, LONDON,E.3

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PORTLANl> STONE STXI'S.

1 1 h i i n I a f i t ( I L o s. I / .

S t e p not le-Y t h ~ n LO x 6, or'eqnirdent secti; ,~~, , ~ r ~ * f o , d rubr . T.I o For each rubbed face, d l ppr foot S I I ~ P I , . o 8 . . . . . . . Sphy rebated edge, pel* fbot ~ . I ~ I J o g Stopped ends to ditto, each . . , , . , , . o 6 Splay backjoint, er foot ruil . I o Stopped ends to i t t o , each . . o g Splayed to tit (per inch wide), pel--foot Y I O I . . , . . o 3 Stopped ends to ditto (ditto), euch . . , . , . o 3 Sunk and molded edge, 6 in. high, pel. foot r i m . , , . r ?

Stopped ends to dit,to, each . . . . . . 0 8 Sunk and molded edge (for each atlditional inch heyond 6 ins.)

per foot r i m . . . o 4 Stopped ends tn dit.t,o (ditto), ench . o I

POHTLANI) STONE L A N D I N G S . Zncludin,q hoist inq, fisiitg a i d p ~ o f i f (i,l Londox). .s. rl.

3 in. Landings sawn both sides . . prl.foot silper 4 3 1'01. each nddrtional inch in thickness, odd . . o 6 1~'orcachrubbed Ince,ndd . . . . . 0 5 If above 12 feet s u p ? in one stone, odd fur every

additional 6 ft. super. . . . . . o ~j Add ns last for eaclr xdditionnl ir~cll in t~hickness

above 3 in. . . . . . . . o T

Cement and pebhle joggle joint in 3 in. landing . p ~ ~ $ 1 0 t mc~i o 6 For each additions1 inch in thiclrness, odd . . o 1 4

IIARIl YORASFIIRF, STONE.

LAN1)INGS. 3 inches thick, qawn both sides, 8 . d. including setting . . . . . . per foot super 4 3 . . . . . Add for every extra inch I I

. . . . . If rubbed ndd for each face o 6 If above 40 feet. super in one stone . . add ,, 0 '3

WINL)O\V S I I . L s , rubbed and tined, snnk weathered and throated, 9. in. by 3 in. . . p ~ r fool run -1 o

Do. 11 in. by 3 ln. . 9, 4 9 Do. 9 in. by 6 in. , 7 6 Do. 12 in. by 6 in. . 10 o

CUKBS. 'rooled curbs, for areas, Lup nnd one face plain and one jointed a116 fixed, 6 in. by 6 in. , e f o o t I .+ 6

Do. gin. by 6 in. . 6 6

STEPS, Tooled, anti tiuetl, 9 in. \ride, 6 in. thicmk ,, 5 6 Do. 10 in. by 6 in. . 6 2

Do. X I in. by 6 in. . I 6 10 Do. 12 in. by 6 in. . 7 6 If rubbed, add to curb and steps . . per foot supe?. o 6

F ' T Z P A T R ' C K 'ON STONE MERCHANTS 455 OLD FORD ROAD, LONDON,E.3

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HARI) YORKSIIIRE STONE-confinued,

COPING, average thickness, 3 inches, leathor-edged, 12 wide and one throat, il~cluding setting . per fuut T u n 5 o

Ditto 18 inches wide and two throats . ,, 7 6 Ditto z a ,, and ditto 9 3 If set in cement, udd . t t 0 3

COVER STONES. 'L'ICRIPI.ATE:(i, &o. Hased on . . pel. fool cube 1.- o

S U N D H I E S . Letting in coal plates . . r o d 4%. 6d. to 5 6 Coping cramps let in with cement . , each I g Rounded corners to sinks and steps . . , t 3 0

Ends to steps, plain work . . ,, 2 0

Mortices tor iron balusters or ruling bars and run with lead ,, I 6 Ditto for newels . a 9 , 2 0

Iron dowels for door frames and mortices in York Stone . ,, I 6

Supplied by W . L1. Hensted & Son, C~jombe Quarries, blaidstone. s, d .

Rough rag stone, for sea or river w.liling, f.0.b. or f.0.r. Maidstone . , per to12 g o

Squared Headers . . ,, 3 0 0 Random Facing . ,, 16 6 Hassock, roughly squared . . ~1 7 0

Square angle quoins . . pel. foot rise 3 3

Coping.;, ~ ~ i e i . c a p , plintlis and ashlw, l~riceq according to tlet,:~il.

Walling, including all labor, scaffolding and all Lime luaterials within 4 miles of Thames : Mortnr.

s. d. Rough random walling, fncetl hot11 .;ides per y n ~ d cube 80 o

Ditto, lined with hassock $ 9 9 , 65 o

Random coursed rubble 9, , I 96 0

Coursed header work I, ,, 105 0

Pointing joints . . per yard super 2s.

Angle quoins , , per foot crrbe 129.

Cement Movtnr.

3. d . 85 0

I 1 0 0

3d. od.

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GHANITE. Conh-rsa, A B E ~ D E E N AND SORWXGIAN GRAKITE, delivered ill Loudon

area, including builder's profit. C. A. h'.

s, d , s . d , s . d . Rough blocks . . : . po'fool cube 10 o 16 o 8 o Fine axed aslllar work, aveliigc

12 in. on bed . . . . 18 6 24 o 16 6 Dit to ,6in .onbed . . . pe?*,footsupe?. 15 o 18 6 14 o Fine axed moulded cornice . . per foot cube 40 o 45 o L{O o Polished ditto , . , 6; o 65 o 6; o Polished ashlar, 3 in, thick . . per foot supel. 17 6 17 6 17 6 Pilasters, polished face and edges,

3 in. thick . , . . 2 0 o 20 o 30 o Pilaster bases, ditto . . . 2.4 o 24 o 24 o Simple mould, per inch of

girth, tine axed . . . per foot ruu 2 o z o z o Ditto, polished . . . . 9 3 0 3 0 3 0 Steps, 1 2 in. X 6 in. fine axed . 14 o 17 6 13 o Ditto, fair l~icked and drafted . 1 1 o 1 6 . 0 8 o

6" diam. 12"diam. 18" diam. k 8. d . 8. (1. A S . d .

Gnlu~tlns in Aberdeen granite Fine axed . . . pel. fool vise I 12 o 3 2 6 5 o o Pnlishetl . , . ,, I 17 o 5 1 0 o 5 1 ; o

Setting . . . . npprox, per foot cube, 3s . Gd.

COOPER W E.I'T~:RN & Co., L.I.D., 'l'hames Iloi~se, Westnri~~st or, S. W. I , supply Cornish, Aberdecn and Norweginu granite aid high class recon- rtrilcted stone produced iron1 nalural Ketton stone, INJIII which it is clai~ned to be indistinguishable. WESTERN COUNTIES GRANI'PE GO., LTD., Co~nmaII H O L I S ~ , RIilcl~am

Road, Croydon, Surrey. Delivered to site Londoll. *T~c! j -

Iidgwitlc. Co?.nish. A s , d . k s . d .

Blocks cut roughly to size . . . per ft. cubs o 12 o o 10 o Templates, coarse axed top bed and one

face, remainder rough . . . I 5 6 I 3 0 Fine axed ashlal., 18 in. on bed . . ,, o 19 o o 16 o Fine axed ashlar, 12 ,, ,, , . 9 , I 1 6 o r 8 6 Fine axed ;~shlar, 6 ,, ,, . . pelq t't. s q ~ e ~ o 19 6 o 16 6 Fine ased window sills, I it. 9 i l l . X I ft.

o in., sunk, weathered and grooved p w j?. cube I 7 6 I 5 6 Fine axed steps, 12 in. X 6 in. , . pelaf t . ~ t c ? c o 18 o o 16 o Fine axed moulding, 3 in. g i r th . . o 6 9 o 6 0 Polished n~oulding, 3 ,, . . , , o 15 o o 14 3 Polished pilasters, 3 in. thick, polislled

face and two edges . . . . pel'%. sccpe?. I 5 o I 4 o Polished bases to pilasters, ditto dilto . I 6 0 . I 5 0 Polished ashlar, 3 in. thick, ditto d i t to . ,, o 19 o o 18 o Polished stallhoard risers, 2 in. thick . ,, o 18 o o 17 o

For t h e punched work dedzcct 2s. 3d. per it. super of fxce fro~rl tho fine axed prices.

For polished work ndd 6s. 6d.per it. super or fitce Lo fine ased llrices. * For description see under county headings-CornmaII.

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BHIGX AND STONE PllESERVING LIQUIDS. " PLUATE " for hardening, preserving and waterprooting Building

Stones, Marbles, Bricks, Tiles, 'Terra Cotta, kc. and as wood preservative for dryrot and death watch beetle. For Bath or Portland stones the crystals cost about one penny half-penny per superficial foot of surface treated. 11b. of " FLUATE " crystals dissolved in 14 pints of water is snflicient to cover 40 feet sul~er. Price 4s. 6d. per Ib. a t Bath. Also " AVANT FLUATE " for the treatment of Sandstones, &n. For further particulars apply to The Bath & I'ortland Stone I$irms, Limited, Bath.

SZERELMEY YTONIC LIQUID is for app1iu:~tion to external porous walls for preventing the penetration of r ,~ in and ;11s0 fur application to stone for preserv;rtire purposes. I t has been used successfully upon brick, stone, cement, stucco, tiles &c., in all p r t s of the world during a period of eighty years and has therefore stood the test of time. 'She area a given quantity of liquid m~ll corer, depeuds upon the porositj of the work, but one gallon is generally suiticient for twenty square yards, The liquid is transparent and does not alter the iqlpearance of the work. Prices : 5' gallon drum, 579. 6cl. ; I gallon tins, 12.9. 6d. , packages included.

This is a British manufacture and the mnkera are Szerelmey Limited, 277, Rotherhithe New Road, London, S.E. 16. For Szerelmey Waterproof Encaustic, see Painter Section.

' I 'KE l<.l.\\'. PRO.SF:CI'I'IVK I'HOIIUC'I'S ( ~ M P A K Y , h l ) . , 16 k 17, h ~ i 1 1 1 -

ellire Square, E.C.2.

R.I.W. No. 110. Stain-proofing paint for btone. I'rice, 10s. od. per gallon. Corering capacity, 150 q u a r e feet per gallon one coat. TWO coats a r e required. The paint is applied to the whole of the back and to within I inch of the exposed face on the bed, sides and top.

Stone Preservation Liquid-Plintox. For hardening, preserving, water- proofing of stone, marble, etc. Price, 4s. 6d. pcr lb. Supplied in crystal form, is dissolved in water in the proportion of & Ib. to I gallon for first coat and I lb. to I gallon second coat. For d ry rot and as a wood pre- servative use in the proportion of I lb. to five gallons of water. One gallon corers about 230 square feet, one coat.

R SOLIGNUM h~., 20j, Borough High Street, S.E. I.

I31PEKVIOS LIQUIL, PROOFING is applied with a brush (like paint), dries quickly, i i exceptionally adhesive and fornls a valuable damp proof bond between plaster or cenlent and brick, stone, concrete, wood or metal. I t retains its waterproofing qualities under tropical heat o r arctic cold and is unaflected by acid fornes, salt water or sea air.

s. d. s. d.

40 gallon harrels 3 g per gallon I gallon tins 5 o each 1 0 ,, tlluols 4 0 ,, i ,, ,, 3 0 ,,

5 3 , 9 , 4 3 , 9 f 9 ,, 2 0 ,, Packages Iree, c:trriago paid on 5 yallm c~~nsipi~uncnts itnd over.

SZERELMEY L I M I T E D CONTRACT DEPT.

C L E A N BUILDINGS BY APPROVED SAFE METHODS

RESTORE S T O N E W O R K WlTH NEW STONE AND BY THE SZERELMEY SYNTHETIC STONE PROCESS

PRESERVE A N D WATERPROOF BRICK, STONE CEMENT-WORK, ETC. WlTH SZERELMEY STONE LIQUID WHICH HAS BEEN O N THE MARKET SINCE 1855

E R A D I C A T E T H E D E A T H - W A T C H B E E T L E FROM ROOF TIMBERS, ETC.

The Contract Department of Szerelmey Ltd. are Specialists in dealing with

every kind of Building.

INSPECTIONS MADE REPORTS GIVEN

ESTIMATES SUBMITTED

SZERELMEY LlM ITED 273-277 ROTHERHITHE NEW ROAD

LONDON, S.E.16

Phone : BERmondsey 2260.

268 MASON.

RRIGK ANI) STONE PRESERVING LIQUIDS-cotilinutd,

IhIPERVION CLEAR PKOOFINC; ,preserves Stonework and waterproofs pomus Brick, Cement, Stone, Plaster, Itoughoast, Asbestos, Tiles, etc., a t the sauie time preserving the original appearance of the snrface.

It can be applied while the surface is still moist (hut not running with water) and does not cause discoloration. It can be painted or papered over it desired.

s. (I. 3. d. 40 gallon barrels 8 g per gallon I gallon tins 10 o each 10 ,, drums g o ,, 4 ,, 9, 5 6 9 ,

5 3, 9 9 3 3 7 f ,, ,, 3 3 ,, Packages free, carriage paid on 5 gallon lot# or over.

THE \ Y A N D S ~ ~ R T H Parivr & V A ~ N I S H Co., LTD., Lower Grove, Wands- worth, S.w.18.

' * STONENE " is a Lough, hard-wearingdaoip-prooti~lg., for all building materials, being equally effective on cement or concrete-green or old, brickwork, plaster, asbestos sheel, fibre board.

" Stonene " has the unique property of being applicable to walls that are actoallg danip a t the time-it being necessary only to wipe off t,he sianding beads of ~no i i t a r e before pitinting with either brush or spray- gun. Nost waterproof paints form films over the particles of moisture, obtaining a Lev hen: and there upon minor snrface projections. s L SLonene" contbins a rapidly drying solvent miscable with water, and therefore i t goes righl through to obtain its key evenly over the whole surface, while the displaced moisture dries out through the coating together with its solvcnt, leaving a hard, dry, perfectly adherent finish.

Only two co2tls of "Stonene" are usually necessary ; and although i t can be supplied iin many attractive colours (including pale shades), i t has the further advantage that any other paint may hc applied over i t a t any time.

" Slonene" (Year P r i n ~ e r . , 26s. od. per gnllon. ,, k'ig~nentcd . . z3s.od. ,, ,, ,, Thinners . . 7s. 6d. ,, ,,

G A L V A N I Z E D IKON GOPING GRARIPS.

6. 8' 10' 12' 14' 16' 18' 8 . d . 8 . d . 8 . d . 8 . d . 8 . d . 3 . d . 3 . d .

C r a m p s . . . I 6 I 8 I I O z 3 2 8 3 g 5 0 Let in and run with

cement . . Z O 2 3 2 6 3 0 3 9 5 0 5 1 0 Ditto lead . . 3 g 4 z 4 6 j 6 5 10 ' 7 6 8 g Copper cramps, as. 3'1. per Zb?

S T O N E WALLING.

A cubic yard of rough walling requires from I to I& yards of wall stones, but if in coursed work, i t will require fully 14 yard. Quarry pre- pared facings are sometimes sold by the ton, which will do from 3 to 34 yards super (according to the nature of the stone), with a bed averaging about 6 in. I n country districts stone walling is sometimes reckoned by the rood of 7 square yards, or 63 feet super.

The price of stone walling must necessarily depend much upon the nature as well as the cost of the stone employed, but the Eollowi~~g may be of service as affording useful data in connection with this class of work. In arriving a t the prime cost of the stone (unless it be supplied a t a given price) i t is neceesary to carefully take into account the cost of baring or uncovering the rock, which is frequently as expenswe an item as tbe getting of the stone itself when it lies deep. The follow in^ prices are based upon an assumed prime cost of 10s. od. per cube yard for the stone delivered on the job, and its being of a medium hardness o r texture:-

8 . d . Rough rubble walling in fonndations and thiclr walls . PET y u d cube 30 o Ditto, in walls zo in. thick . . per y a ~ d super 20 6 Ditto, ditto, 14 in. thick . . 16 o Extra only on the above for scappled or axed lace and

struck joint . 4 0

Ditto, for hammer dressed facings and ditto . . ,, 6 o Oitto, for rock worked facings, including pointing

with a parallel joint . , , 10 o Extra on scappled facings for square quoins , . per foot ruli o 10

Ditto, ditto, in rock worked facings . . , 1 1 4 Extra for relieving arches in scappled facings . . p e ~ foot supm I 2

Ditto, ditto, in rock worked facings . . $ 9 2 o

Many other varieties of labour on facings are adopted in tlitlerenL localities which can only be valued upon then on11 merits.

FLINT WORK.

Walling Hiuts are frequently sold by weight, and one ton will face ahout 34 to 4 yards super of work used whole, or 5 to 54 yards if " knapped " or broken.

Labor on fwe work, including pointing, extra only on hrickwork, per loot super, IS. od.

Price of flints to be added according to cost.

F I T Z P A T R I C K & S O N STONE WALLING 455 OLD FORD ROAD, LONDON, E.3

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MASON.

DAY WORK.

Prices include ebtliblishment charges, use of plant, artificial light, water, aud 15 % contractor's profit.

Tor Day \Vork rates for labour see page 131.

8. d. s. d. Portland Cement, per b ~ t s h . z 4 Mortar . . per hod I o Sand. , . ,, o 5 Fine ~uort,ar . , , 1 3

TXADE NOTICES.

\I'. B ~ ~ F I ~ L D &; Son, loG, Scrubbs Lane, \lrillesdel~, N.W.10. Stone Yerchunts and General Masons.

F. L. Coox & SON (C. COOK), 134 & 138 Percy Road, Shepherds Bush, W.12. Stone and Marble hlusons. Chimney pieces in stock or t t ~ architects' own designs.

1''. HARRIS, 18 Elmwood Road, Chiswick, W.I+ Works : L.M.P. Sc S . Rnilway Goods Depot,, Steruo Stt'eet, Shepherds Hush, W.12.

ENNING FOR

MARBLE & GRANITE

W e shall be pleased to

attend to your inquiry

for any type of work

in marble, granite and

mosaic.

FENNING & CO. LTD. Palace Wharf, Rainville Road

LONDON, W.6 F U L H A M 6 1 4 2-34-5

MARBLE MASON. Note.--The immense number of varieties of marble and the wide varia-

tions in qualities and cost of working make it impossible, except in a few instances, to give even approximate prices which could be considered reliable and only the chief characteristics, therefore, are given herein.

F O R E I G N MARBLES. -Our principal supplies are, in the main, drawn from Greece, Italy, France, Belgium and Africa, whence we import an immense variety of plain and coloured marbles, from the common - Sicilian to the high class and decoratire descriptious, and embracing also a vast range of colour.

GREEK MARBLES.-T~~OS (Green), Cippolino (Green), Skyros, with white ground and gold and violet veins, Rosso Antico, Verde Antico and Naxos (White).

A11 these marbles weigh in the rough block approximately 1 2 cubic feet to the ton.

There is produced in Greece a large quantity of coloured marbles from the quarries of Tinos, Skyros, Styra (Cipollino) and Verde Antico. The colours are so numerous and varied that any scheme of marble decoration can be carried out entirely in them. The sole proprietors are Girecian Marbles (Marmor), Limited, 53 Sew Broad Street, E.C.2.

FENNINQ & CO. LIMITED, of Palace Wharf, Rainville Road, Eammer- smith, W.6. Granite, Marble and Mosaic Workers.

I n addition to large stocks of British, Italian, Belgian, Norwegian, French and Spanish white and coloured marbles, which comprise those mentioned below and many other varieties, Messrs. Fenning & CO. Limited, are making a special feature of the Trieste, or, as they are more commonly known, the Roman or Istrian marbles. A large stock of blocks, slabs and scantlings is kept, and the prices compare favourably with the marbles of similar nature from Derbyshire nnd France. Varieties of cream, white, grey and light brown are in stock, and the large sizes availahle enable work to be carried out promptly. These marbles are much in demand a t the present time, both for decoration and also for memorial and outside work, their weather resisting qualities being superior even to the white Sicilian so much used for monumental work in this country.

The following is a list of some of the best known varieties of marble, with their predominant colours.

Narble runs on an average 12 to 13 ft. cube to the ton. P~.edomimnt Predomimmt

Nome. ro lou~~s . Naur e. CO~OU~.S.

Hardilla . , . . Grey Best Belgian Black. . - Bastard Statuary . . White Black and Gold . . Mixed

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MARBLE MASON.

WOREIQN R I A R B L E S - C ~ ~ I ~ ~ I I I I ~ ~ . FENNEW & CO., L~D.-contil~l(ed.

P~.edominnnt Predomincr~~t Nm11e. colouvs. ATme. c o l o z ~ ~ s .

Spanish Brocatello. . Yellow Vert des illpes , . Green Tinos . . . . Dk.Grn VietoriaRed . . . Red Dove . . . . Grey Hautrille . . . Lt. Buff Lnnel . . . . F a n n Italian Paronazza . . Light Genoa Green . . . Green Creatl~ Italian Griotte, 1st. . Xed Brbche Sanguine . . Red Jaune Larnar t~ne . . Yellow Norwegian Rose . . Pink Napoleon , . . Brown Jaune Antique . . Yellow Levanto , , . Mixed Vercle Antico . , . Green Mexican Onyx . . - Greek Cippnlino , . tireen Algerian Onyx . . - Italian Alabaster . . White Kouge Jasper . . . Red Saint Sylvester . . Pink Rosso Antico . , . Red Saint Anns . . . hlottletl Sicilian . . . . White Grey Sienna . . , . Yellow Belgian Ronge , . Red Statuary . . . White 1 o s s i . . . ( h e y Bleu Helge . . . Veined

Hlaclc Special quotations should be obtained from Merchsnt~.

ONYX is quarried in Numidia, Mexico, Argentine, California and Arizona. It varies greatly in colour, from a pale green, through various shades of amber, to a deep rich red. I t takes a brilliant polish, and is a highly decorative stone.

M A R B L E W A L L LININGS.

FENSING & CO., LTD. Approxi~nate n e t t price$, of marble wall l in~ngs fised in London area.

Plain wall lining in ashlar courses, say aft. l~ igh and alwut 3' 9' to 4' 6' long, thick, polished face. 3. d.

In Sicilian . , per ynrd super 60 o I n Veined Statnary . 70 0 In Roman Marble . 3 , $ 9 60 0

In Lunel 11 r g 70 0 In Jaune barnastine . 3 9 % 77 0

Simple rectangular panelling with panels recessed t' behind square edged stiles and sails, no mouldings, in two colonrs, all f' material polished. s. (1,

In Sicilian (panels) and Dove (stiles) . per yr71.d super 70 o In Sicilian (panels) and Blue Belge (stiles) $ 9 ,t 7 4 0 I n Veined Statuary (panels) and Tinos (stllrs) ,, ,, 82 o In Bianco de Mare (panels) and Napoleon (stiles) ,, ,, 75 o

it

264 MARBLE MASON.

M A R B L E W A L L LININGS-tonlintred. FENNINo & CO., LTD.-continued.

Skirtings a t per yard run. B . Belge. Tinos. 3 a. a. d .

x 9' plain, projection . . 1 9 0 2 . 5 0 I' x 9' molded, &' projection . . 2 j o 3 0 0 r f x 9' molded, %. projection . 30 0 37 6

Returned ends and mitres extra. Prices depend largely upon the rarieties of marble selected and upon the

amount of molded .cvork and extra laboura. Prices are very unstable a t the present time and special qliotatio~is

should be obtained.

E N G L I S H MARBLES.-Foremost among those are the Deronsbire Marbles, obtained from t h e noighbourhood of Plymouth; they possess a variety and r a u e nf colour that is most remarkable, and often exceedingly beautiful, sometimes bizarre, especially the " feathery " varieties, wl~ile other fossiliferons kinds 3re plctureaquely marked by the sectiol~s of embedded shells of varied colour. The prevailing colour is grev of differing shades, but nearly every variety is to be found, from a delicate lilac to a warm chocolate or dark d i r e green. The Oratory a t Brompton affords excellent examples of its use in panels, columns, pilasters, kc., and it le being extensively used in all parts of the Kingdom, and exported to distantparts of the world.

D E R R Y S H I R E F O S S I L MARBLES.-Most of the varieties are very hard and sound, and well adapted for chancel steps, pavings, &c. Kirkcaldy's test 812'7 tons per square foot. Prevailing colours are a light grey to a very dark brown, and the fossiliferous character is very beautifully marked. One well-known variety is called " Bird's Eye ; " t,his is full of very small fossil (hence its name) and in appearance is not very unlike Purbeck ; another, called L)erbyshire Fossil, is full of enrich- ment. Price ill random block 10s. to 13s. per foot cube, or sawn to dimen- sions 28s. and 32s. in truck. Prices for worked marble on application to the Hopton-Wood Stone Firms, Ltd., Wirksworth, Derbyshire.

H ~ ~ s o n r & SONS, LTD. , TLle Railway I)epBt, Swanage. Purbeck Marble, 12 ft. cube to the ton, height of bed areraging 10 in.,

suitable for interior decoration. Un-scappled block 12s. od, per foot cube. F.O.R. Swanage Station. Approximate ate to London ( X n e Elms), 12s. gd. per ton in 6 ton loads.

T R A D E N O T I C E S .

B U I ~ K E & Co., Rainviile Road, W.6, clainl to be the first to use marble for interior architectural purposes, both in England and in the U .S. A , , a d also to be the revivers of marble mosaic in England in 1872.

ARTIFICIAL STONE. AT Pavings sre under heading o f Pav ior .

~ I A L C O L ~ I MACLROD & 00. LTD., Glen Road, Walthamstow, E.17.

PRE-CAST BEINFORCED CONCRETE STEPS, KlNISHEU ON A L L EXPOSED SURFACES IN " GRANITIC " STONB.

s. d. Square steps, 12 in. X 6 in., plain or grooved per foot run.f,*ow a 9 Spandril shaped steps, 10 in. tread, 7 in. to

78 in. rise, q in. thick a t thinnest part for 3 ft. 6 in, clear stairway, to L.C.C. factory pattern . . . . . . . 9 ( , 2 9

Ditto, ditto, but 48 in. a t thinnest part for 4 ft. 6 in. clear stairway . . , . 9 3 3

Extra for fair ends . . . . . each o 6 ,, sunk and molded nosings . . pel. foot i.u?h f r o m o 6 ,, fair returned molded ends . , each a 6 ,, carborundwn on face of tread . , per foot vtcn o 6

Landings, 6 in. thick, built i n situ, includmg shuttering and steel reinforcements and finish to ~ n a t c h steps . . . . . per foot supe~ . f i -om g 6

CAST PORTLAND STONE.

Plain Cast Portlnnd or "Granitic" Stone . per foot rrrhe fr.o~ir 6 o Molded ditto . . . 99 ,, 6 6 Plain White Cast l;oi%la;~d : . . . 9 7 0

Moldedditto . . . , . , $ 9 7 6 Plain Tinted Stone . . . . . ,, 7 0

Moldedditto . . . . . . 7 6 Window Sills, sunk, weathered, throated and

grooved for water bar, 9 in. X 3 in. . . pe?..t;)ot ivrir ,, I g Ditto, 1 1 in. X 4 in. . . . . . ,, 2 0

Ditto, I I in. X 6 in. . . . . . , 2 6 Copings, twice throated, 12 in. X 2 in. . . ,, 1 6 Ditto d ~ t t o 13 in. x 3 in. . . ,, 1 8 Ditto ditto 18 in. X 3 in. . . ,, 2 3 Ditto ditto 13 in. X 4 in. . . , 2 3 Halustrading 3 ft. 6 in. high, 9 in, centres , 9 , 17 6

Prices include delivery within usual London cmtage limits. Average weight, 16 cubic feet per ton.

265 sf

280 ARTIFIUIAL STONE.

NALCOLM MACLEOD & Co., LTD.-continued. " I n situ " Staircases, built and cleaned down complete, including

shuttering and steel reinforcements. s. d. Plain Spandril Steps . . . . . per foot run 5 o Molded . . . . . . . ,, 6 0

Extra for carborundum f in ih . . . ,, 0 6 6 in. Landings . . . . . . pel. foot super 3 o

Extra for carborundum finish . . . , , 0 6 Pre-cast reinforced concrete treads and risers for cinema and t,heatre

balconies, race track and foothall stands, etc. 3 in. thick units, tread 2 ft. gins. and riser I ft. cast i n one piece ill about z ft. 6 in. lengths, cast t,o proper curves with radial joints and fixed on filler joists (meamred separately) and notched where necessary to fit rakers. Dovetailed hardwood fillets are cast in for lixing seats, nud front edge uf tread and face of riser finished smooth t,o receive paint, from 5s. od. per foob ruu. Estimates promptly prepared for every description of Chst Stoue work.

STCABT'S GRAXOLITHIC CO., LTD., 62, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.2. Art,ificial stone in Portland or other finishings.

Precast cornices, sills, bands, copings, heads, ashlaring licc. delivered to site, approximately 7s. 6d. per foot cube. Price varies with qnantity and number of repeat items.

Ditto, fixed and cleaned down complete, approximately 108. od. per foot cube. Price varies with quantity, size of scantlings and height.

Precast staircases delivered to site. s. d. Plain spandril steps . . . . . pel, foot run from 2 9 Molded , . . . . . P , 3 0

Extra f t r carborundum finish . . . 3 0 3 6 in. Landings . . . . . . per foot super 3 3

Extra for carborundum fiksh . . . , ,, 0 2 Cast in situ staircases, fixed and cleaned down complete.

Plain spandril steps . . . . . pel. foot T i i n from 6 6 Molded , . , , . . . , , $ 9 7 3

Extra for carborundum finish . . , 9 1 , 0 3 6 in. Landings . . . . . . per foot super froin 4 o

Extra for carborundum finish . . . ,, 0 2

GIRLINQS' FERRO-CONCRETE CO., LTD., Hothwell, Leeds and Felthan~. Middlesex.

s. a. " Girlingstone," Portland or Rath . . . . f r o ~ ~ i 7 o ft.cube Reinforced molded cornices, cills, string, coping,

heads and ashlar walling . . . . . , 7 o ,, Prices vary according to bed, quantity and number

of repeat items. Granolithic square steps, 12 In. X 6 in. or larger

section, with carborundum sprinkled tread . . , 4 o ,, All as above but spandril section, avera e 10 in. tread

X 7 in. rise, including 4t in. wall hol8 a t each end, and with molded nosing if required . . . , 4 o ,,

ARTIFIOIAL STONE.

GIRLINQS' FERRO-CONCRETE CO., L T D . - c o ? & ~ ~ ~ z u ~ ~ . Granolithic reinforced landings, 6 in. rise mith car- d . d.

borundum sprinkled tread . . , . . f ~ o i n a o ft.supe13 If 6 in. square bullnose Allundum tiles cast in step

or landings . . . . . . . . . . a 3 S t . ru18 Girlings' special combined treads and risers for cinema e.rt1.n

balconies, football stands, etc. cast in 1 shaped units with hardwood fillets in treads to take further floor tinish.

s. d . 2 f t , g in. Visible tread, I ft. o in. rise . . , f rom 5 o pel. f t . viill 2 ft. 6 in. ,, ,, I ft . 9 in. ,, . . ,, 5 h ,, ,, 2 ft. ro in. ,, ,, I ft. I in. ,, , . ,, 6 o ,, ,, a ft. 10 in. ,, ,, I ft. 8 in. ,, . . ,, 6 9 ,, ,, All treads and risers recessed to tit rakers on underside, a n d on top to

take risers. The above prices include delivery within 30 miles of :ing o f o t ~ r JVorks.

C o ~ c i t e l ~ n STONE CO., LPD., Ranelagh Gardens, l ~ u l h ; ~ ~ n , S.U..6. Precast " Veronese " Stone. Portland, Bath, Al~caster, etc.

s. d. Plam ashlar, molded cornices, etc. . pel. fool othc , from 7 o Cills, snnk, weathered and throated anh

grooved for water bar . . . . . 3 , 8 0

Copings twice throated . , , . . ,, 8 0 Granolithic bpandril steps . pel* fbot IYL,L ,, 3 o . . . . . . . Ditto molded 3 9 ,, 3 6 6 in. Landings . . . pel. foot super f ~ o m 3 o

Prices include delivery in general London area. Firm prices given for supplying and fixing complete for every description

of cast stone work, especially Istrian and Ropton for interior work, Tudor and Italian Renaissance chimney-pieces, antique finish.

TARMAC, LTD. Ettingshall, Wolverhampton. VINCULUM CAST STONE.

Approximate weight 15 feet cube to one ton. 3. d.

Plain Ashlar . . . . . . per foot otbe f ~ o m 5 o Moulded Cills and Heads . . , + , 7 0

,, Jambs and Mullions . , . ,, 8 0 .. Cornices, Copings, etc. . . 9 9 9 9 0

QRANOLITHIC STEP@.

Approximate weight 15 feet cube to nne ton. 8 . d.

Plain Square . . . . . . per foot cuhc f ~ o i n 3 6 S p a n d r i l . . . . . . ,1 4 3

bI(du1ded . . . . . . . , 5 0 . . . . . . Plain Landings 9 , 3 3 . . . . . Moulded Landings , + 5 0 Extra for Carhornndnm Finish . . per-foot s r~per f rom o 4

288 ARTIFIOIAL STONE.

Appros. No. No. per per ton. yard super. s. d .

18" X 9" X 4611 . 50 8 per yard 3 3 9'' X 9'' X 4$" . roo 16 3 3

Qnoins . . . 40 5 9 3 3 18" x 9'' X 36" . 64 8 $ 9 2 6 9" X 9'' X 3i'l . 128 16 ,, 2 6

55" x 9'' x 2 r . 60 5 ,, 1 9 All F.O.R. or loaded into vehicles a t our Ettingshall, Willenhall or

Normanby Works.

" Vr~cur.nnr " CONCRX'E ROAD KERR, in 3 feet lengths of straight. 2. d.

8" X 4" (24 yards per ton) . . , per yard run I 6 10"X 4" ( 2 3 t r ) - . s r r I 9 10" X 5" (16 ,, ,, 9 , ) . . . ,, , t ,, 2 0

12"x 6" ( 1 1 ,, ,, ,, ) . . . ,, ,, ,, 2 Y 12"x 8" ( 8 ,, ., . I ) . . . ,, ,, 3 6 F.0.R. o r loaded into vehicles a t our Ettingshall, Willenhall, Ffrith,

Kidsgrove, Stirchley, Normanby or from Works. Approximate railway rate to L. hf. S. London stations from Ettingshall

Works, 187. 6d. per ton for cast stone and 13s. 6d. per ton for romainder.

LIVERPOOL ARTIFICIAL STONE Co. LTD. Picton Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, Silwood Street, Rotherhithe, S.E.16 & Lyons Road, Trafford Park, Manchester. Artificial Stone composed of fine crushed Granite and Earles Pelican

Cement, to match natural stone. Prices F.O.R. Liverpool or London Works. Average weight, 14j Ibs. per cube foot.

9'' x 4" Sunk, weathered, throated window sills, r , (1. grooved for weather bar, seats for janlhs . per fuot run 2 o

I 1'' x 4" Ditto, ditto. 2 2

9" x 61" Ditto, ditto t s 2 5 I I " x 69" Ditto, ditto a . I + 2 7 18" x 6$" Ditto, ditto 3 1

41'' x 61" Window heads, rebated as required and lintels. Finished fair on all faces . 9 t 3

4 t " x 10' I)it,tn, dit.t,o . 1 6 94'' x 64" Ditto, ditto , I 11

9" x 10" Ditto, ditto . 2 6 14" X 61" Ditto, ditto . 2 6

14'' x 10" Ditto, ditto . 9 1 3 2

r4" x 18" Ditto, ditto . 4 6

F I T Z P A T R I C K & S O N slab L~~~~~ 455 OLD FORD ROAD, LONDON, E.3

ARTIFIOIAL STONE. 269

LIVERPOOL AI~TIFICIAL STONE GO., LTD. -~~ l l t i l l~ td . S. d. 12" x .3i1' Twice splayed and throated coping, in

average 3' on lengt,hs . . pet'.foot m,r I 7 12" x 64" Dit,to,ditto . 2 2

17" X 64" Ditto, ditmto . 2 9 17" x 17" x 36' Pier caps 4 times splayed and nitr red and

throated . , enrh 4 9 32" x 22" x 3s" Ditto, ditto . $ 9 5 6 17" x 17" x 64" Ditto, ditto . . ., 6 o 21" X 22" x 68' ' Dit,t,o, ditto . . . ,, 6 6 Architectural dressings to average elevations from 6s. gd. per foot cube

ex London, Manchester or Liverpool V'orks. Average weight, 14 feet cube per ton.

STEPS WITII SLIOIITLY ROUNDED NOSINQS. per foot 1.ici1 pel. foot rtrn

s. d s, d . 10'' X 4" square section I 6 13" X 7" square section 2 7 1 1 ~ ~ x 6 " ,, ,, 2 o 9 : : X 8 " ,, ,, 2 4 1 3 " x 6 " ,, ,, 2 j 11 x 8 " ,, ,, 2 7 g" x 7" , , 2 o 12'' X 8" ,, ,, 2 9

1 1 " X 7 " 3 , ,. 2 j Spandril Steps rebated and splayed lower edge, splayed top edge, splayed

sotfits, square wall seats, add rod. per foot lin. t,o price of plain steps. Grooving Treads, add zd. per foot lin. ; Finishing Treads, wit,h car.

borundum, add qd. per foot super. s. d. s. (1.

Landings 4" pel+,foot mper I 11 Winders 6" prr .foot super a I I

9 , 5" 2 a 9 , 7" 3 9 3 2 ,, 6" 2 4 , 8" 3 5 9 , 7" 2 6

Grooving 'Treads and Carborundum, see Steps. Moulded nosings, gd. per foot lin. extra.

Granite Concrete Kerbs, cast in 3' o' lengths, splayed and rotinded or chamfered one edge.

s, (1. s. (I. 13' X 8' 8 yards pel. ton 3 7 10' X 6' 131 yo?.ds pel. to11 j 12" X 6. 11 ,, ,, 2 11 10" X j" 168 ,, , 2 3 I d X j* 131 ,. .. 2 5

Breeze Fixing Bricks, 9'' X 46" X 3", per 100, 15s. Tile BOIVSTONX CO. ( G . Witcombe &Son). Prices at Maidstone :-

s. d. " Bowstone " 12 x 3 steps, plain . . per foot run, from I 6

Do. ,, moulded . I, I 7 , 1 2 X 6 ,, plain . . ,, 3 0

Do. ,, moulded . $ 1 3 2 g x 4$ sunk and.weathered.cills 9 , . ., 1 x 0

Do. Chamfered Lintels . 9 , 1 1 0

12 x 4 wall copings . . j , 2 0

Weight, 16 cubic feet'per ton. ' "

General Masonry in Bowstone, plain,,from . . per foot cube 6 o s ,, moulded . , 6 6

Rate to London from 12s. od. per ton ; average 16 feet cube to the ton. Delivered by lorry to sit,e London I 5s. od, per ton extra.

ARTIFIOIAL STONE.

REGONSTRUGTED STONE: A N D MARULE.

FEKNING & CO., LTD.. Palace Wharf, Hainville Road, Hammersmith, W6. " Uni-Cola " (Precast Marble Terrazzo). " Uni-Cola " facing slabs are a new type of structural veneer, the best known example being the Dorcl~estcr Botcl, Park Lane, London, where it mas used as the permanent shuttering for the poured concrete walls. " Uni-Cola " is equally suitable for facing steel framed or brick buildings. The surface is of marble terrazzo, dull polished and easy to keep clean. The slabs are of good mt~sonry sizes, truly plane and square; ~noldings a re dead straight.

Dark V~riet ieu. Light

(Except Varieties. Green).

Prices pel. foot S I I ~ E ~ . s. d . s. d . ( A 2. thick " Uni-Cola '' facing slabs for cxte'nal

'work, in standard sizes. rectannular. face snake gol~uhkd, all edges key-yr&lwl. 2 om, 2 6", 3'0' or 3' 6" long by I' 3' or I 6" high (95 ~ I I loo ft. super to tlie ton) . , . . . . . ,

(H) I t,' thick" Uni-Cola" facing slabs for internal work in standard sizes, rectangul:~r, face smke polished, all edges key rebated. I' 6", n' o' or 3' o' long by I' 6' or 2' o' high (180 to 190 feet super to the ton) . . . . . , . .

The above prices are for 3-ton lots and include delivery in lorry along- side site i n London. Special shapes and molded work quote(l for on application, also prices given for fixing.

THE MANU-MARBLE 00. (Prop. The Bath & Portland Stone Firms Ltd.), Tiffley Crescent, Gloucester.

Manu-Marble is marble reconstructed without the addition of cement or plaster and is supplied in slabr 41 ins. X 19 ins. or 36 ins. X 18 ins. and in I in., 4 in, or 8 in. thicknesses, in the following finishes :-Roman Stone (four types) Verde, Green, Sic~lian, S t Annes, Dove.

Approximate price a t works for Q in. wall l~nings using s. d. 18 in. X 12 in. slabs w ~ t h plinth and c ~ p , l~repared ready for fixing, including an average amount of polished edges and other labours pel. y111.d supel. 24 9

Ditto Axed to a ready prepard surface 1 9 I ( 33 0

Ditto for $ in. flooring in approximately 18 in. x 18 in. or 9 in. X 9 in. squares with border, cut ready for fixing . . . , . . per ynvd super 21 9

Ditto laid complete on a ready prepared cement floated surface . . . , . . p e r y n ~ d s u p e ~ . 28 6

Carriage paid on Ia yards or over. Green and V erde approximately 20 % extra.

Prices for prepared work vary in accordance with the labours and the amount of waste involved in conrersion.

ARTIFICIAL STONE. 271

REGONSTItUCTED STONE AND MARBLE-conl inued .

COOPER W ~ T E R N & CO. LTD. Thanles House, Westminster, S.W. I.

Reconstructed I'ietton Stone, delivered in London area. Plain work, approximately 8s. nett per cubic foot. Moulded work, 9s. to 10s. nett per cubic foot.

THE MONO CONCRETE CO. LTD. Thanes House, Westminster, S. W. I.

'' Moncon " (Hsgd.) precast Building Blocks, with exposed aggregate, delivered in Lolidori area, 6s. 3d. nett per cubic foot.

TRADE NOTICES.

I). G. SOMERVILLE & GO., LTD. DUPUS Works, Cold Blow Lane, S.E. 14. Durus Artificial Stone.

TERRA GOTTA. MEMORANDA.

The approximate weight of terra cotta untilled is 3 j to 40 feet cube to the ton, dependent on the size of the blocks. Where the blocks are smaller the lower figure should be used, and the higher figure for large blocks.

I t is obvious that work constructed in little pieces with no great depth of bed will cost more per foot cube than larger and simpler construction.

Increased cost also arises when the work is so designed'that single blocks only are required, for which an elaborate model and expensloe mould hare to be specially made.

Coke breeze is to be avoided as aggregate for the concrete filling ; broken bricks and stone ar8 euitable and should have a proportion of sand added to fill the interstices, and be mixed in the proportion of about eight parts broken bricks or broken stone and clean sand to one part of cement. If broken bricks are used, care must be taken to remove old mortar, which may possibly contain pieces of unslaked lime.

The concrete should not be rammed into the blocks. As the prices for terra cotta are governed very considerably by the size

of the contract and the amount of enrichment, the following prices must be taken as approximate :-

SHAW'S GLAZED-BRICE Co., LTD., Whitebirk, Darwen, Lancs. The following are approxi~nate prices fixed completa for plain or molded

terra cotta and faience work of average character and are exclusive of the usual facilities provided by the general contractor. The prices given include for supplying, delivery to site, filling, fixing, pointing and clean- ing down a t completion. As the price of t e r r a cotta depends on the size and character of the contract, i t iq advisable to consult the manu- facturers as to treatment.

TERIIA COTTA AND FAIENCE WORK. Up to 1,000 Over 1,000 cubic feet. cubic feet.

Constructional ter ra cotta, un- 8 . d. s. d. glazed, bufT or g r e y . . . per foot cube g o 8 o

Ditto ditto or block faience, vit- reous grey or buff, also varieties sinnlar in shade and texture to stone and full glazed ivory or white Marmola shades . . 1 1 6 ro 6 For ornnmental work entailing the services of 'un artist ~nodoller, t,llere

is an extra of 31- per foot super, plus the cost of modelling. Entnsises or fluted columns, 116 per foot cube extra.

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TERRA OOTTA.

The faience tiles are fixed direct to the wall, and therefore no render- ing is required. The prices given are approximat,e and exclusive of cement and sand and the usual facilities.

Plain surfaces, such as dadoes, swimming bath n.alls and floors, areas, courtyards, kc . , m a . 6d. to 30s. od, per yard super.

Staircases with plain walls, ass. od. to 35s. od. per yard super. Surfaces with amelled. ribbed or decorative t ,reat~nent. 20s. otl. to

40s. od. per yard 'super. The price of tiling depends on t l ~ c extent and character of the work and

tthe size of the tiles used :uid mav be leis or more than the above nrices. I t is preferable, therefore, toobtain a 11unp sum price to include Pxtras for coves, intersection-, kc .

Trade discount, 5 2.

THE LEEDS FIRECLAY CO., LTD., Wortley, Leeds. i. d.

Plain unglazed terra cotta . . p e r cichic fool g 6 Vitreous glazed ditto . 11 o White and coloured ditto " Narmo " . 12 o

Plus extra for freel~and ornament. Bright Majolica Faience, any colour . 18 6

The above prices are approxininte and quotations should be obtained from the manufacturere.

MIDDLETON I ~ E C L A Y CO., Middleton, near Leeds. 8, d.

Unglazed terra cotta . . p e ~ ci~bic foot 7 6 Glazed ditto includingWhite and coloured "Ceramo" 10 o

Enrichments and modelling extra. Prices are approximate for niaterisls delivered to site.

Quotations and further particulars on application.

HA~HEI~NWAILE LTD. (fol'mel'l~ THU BATHERN STATION BRICK AND TERRA COTTA Co., LTD.), Loughborough. s. d. s. d. Unglazed terra cotta . pelv cubic foot 8 o to 8 6 Vitreous glazed ditto . 10 o to 10 6 " Hathernware " Glazed I h e n c e . 1 1 o to I r 6

Enriched and modelled work extra.

The prices are for the material delivered to the nearest station to thr site of the work, London or equal.

The cost of filling and fixing the material varies from 3s. od. to 4s. od per cubic foot, which includes delivery from railway station to site.

Faience Tiles, standard size 24' X 12' X I', tixed complete including delivery to site, London or equal, 26s. or/, to 30s. od. per yard supe,..

A S B E S T O S = CEMENT PRODUCTS.

FIXING ONLY CORRUGATED SHEETS, TILES, SLATING. &a.

The following gives the approximate number of squares fixed per day by one tixer and one mate.

squares. "Bigsix" and Standard Corrugated Sheets and Trafford Tiles 5 Diagonal Pattern Slates . . . 6

Regular Pattern Slating :- Duchess . . . . . . . . 5 Ladies . . . . . . . 4

Pantiles . . . . 5 For vertical work allow one extra mate. Ridge cappings are usually fixed a t the same time as the sheeting aud

in normal circumstances the above figures will cover this.

FLAT BUILDING SHEETS.

"Poilite" Flat Building Sheets are strong, permanent and fireproof. For internal partitions and outside walls, standards or studs should be spaced a t 16 in, or 24 in. cent,res with cross pieces to receive the horizontal joints of the sheets.

For lining ceilings sheets 4 ft. o in. X 4 f t , o in. X 2s in. or .Pin. are most suitable and easily handled. The ceiliugs may be snb-divided into panels, the joints being corered with wond or " Poilite " asbestos- cement strips. The sheets are nailed to joists with r f in. 1 3 ~ H.W.G. compo coated or copper nails a t not less than 4 in. from edge of sheet.

For internal linings to partitions sheets 6 in. or & in. thick.

For external work sheets a in, or 8 in. thick may be used.

The edges of the sheets must be closely butted and secured to the stud- ding with 14 in. No. 1 3 ~ B. W.G. colnpo coated or copper nails a t intervals of about I ft. and not less than $ in, from the edges of the sheets. As an alternative to corer fillets, joints may be filled and the surface rubbed tlown in the usual way. The sheets can be decorated with paper, paint or distemper immediately after they have been primed with a suitable priming. For outside work, :m excellent effect of old half timbered work and plaeter can be obtained by the use of these sheets and

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FLAT BUILDING SHEETS-cuntinred. creosoted boards for covering the joints. If preferred, the rough side of the sheet can be fixed to sbow. I t is quite as impervious ns the smooth side, but corrugated sheets should be fixed with thesmooth side to the weather.

Prices are for z ton lots and upwards F.O.R. all stations in England and Wales: small lots have to be crated and the cost of carriage and crates is extra. 8 ft, o in. X 4 ft. o in. per spare ynrd, &If rs.rd., ,I1 18. ~ i d . , $" 1s. 74d.

Also aradable in sheeta size :- 7 ft. o in. X 4 ft. o in. 6 ft. o in. X 4 ft. o in. ft, in, ft. from in. to & in. thick.

6 ft. o in. x 3 ft. o in. I (8 in. and 6 in. in 8 ft. X 4 ft. only).

Fixing Accessories for '' Poilite " Asbestos-Cement Flat Building Sheets :-

I$ in. x 13'gauge Compo Coated Nails (so nails per 8 ft. X 4 f t . sheet), IS. 7fd. per 1,000.

Prices given are subject to alteration without notice. " Poilite " Metal Reinforced Flat Building Sheets are now available in

a standard size of 6 ft. o in. X 4 ft, oin. X 4 in. t h~ck . Thesesheets have 193 gauge wire mesh embedded in them during manufacture.

Prices on application.

WALL. LININGS. See ' I Plasterer."

LOUVRES.

"Poilite" Louvres are manufactured in the " Z " type only, and can be fixed either ( a ) by drilling and bolting to upright standards, of metal or wood, placed a t the junction of the louvres or ( b ) bolted to one upright and held in position by the use of dislance pieces.

They are supplied in 4 ft. lengths and are tapered to Inp each other for bolting together in a continuous tier.

Price :-Grey colonr, 7d. lin. foot. Carriage paid with 2 ton lots of goods

GORRUGATED SHEETING. - " EVERITE " STANDARD CORRUGATED SHEETING. These sheets require no

painting or other treatment, inlprove with age, are not atiected by atmo- spheric changes, and are weatherproof. Manufactured in successive 6 in. lengths from 3 ft. o in. up to 10 ft. o in.long ; standard width, 30 in. ; reputed thickness, Q in. ; number of corrugations, 103 per sheet ; pitch of corruga- tions, 24 in. ; horizontal lap, 6 in. for roofs of ordinary pitch, say 30 degrees or over ; side lap approsimately 46 in. ( I $ corrugations) ; actual cover of 10 ft. o in. sheet, g Et. 6 in. x z ft. I* in., or 20.19 square feet ; 13.77 square yards of sheeting suiiicient to cover IOO square feet of roofing; weight per square yard of sheeting, about 2 2 4 11)s. : weight per IOO square feel of roofing, about 3086 Ibs.

Price: 2s. 2 i d . per square yard 1".0.1L all stalions in England and Wales in ~niuiinuin z ton lots.

276 ASBESTOS-CEMENT PRODUCTS.

CORRUGATED SHEETING-continued.

CORNEI~ PIECES. Made in 8 ft. lengths, grey colour, a t ~ o d . per foot. F.O.R. all stations England and Wales, along with other goods, in 2 ton lots and upwards.

" EVERITE" ' I UIQSIX" CORI~UGATED SHEETING has :L reputed thick- ness of 9\32. which gives improved insulation from external climatic conditions and the stonn-proof half-cormgation side lap means a width of only 2' of material and eliminates any necessity for providing against expansion and contraction of the roof structure with the attendant difficulties which arise in connection with this a t the ridge.

The sheets are manufactured in successive 6' lengths from 3 ft. o in. up to 10 ft,. long ; standard width 41v : purliu spacing up to 4' 6' centres, end lap 6' ; side 181' 2' ; number of corrugations per sheet 78 ; pitch of corrugations 5y ; deptb of corrugations zh'. Actual cover of an 8' sheet as laid 7' 6. x 3: 3y, i . e . 24'67 sq, ft. Weight of roo sq. ft , of finished roofing with t ix~ng accessories is about 311 lbs., i .e . about 3& Ibs. per sq. ft. Price per yard super in natural grey colour, 2s. 43d. F.O.R. all stations England and Wales in 2 ton lots and upwards.

'' Everite" " Bigsix" Adjustable close fitting ridge capping is supplied lor use with this material. Price IS. 23d. per fool run. 1J.O.R. all stations England and Wales in 2 ton lots and upwards along with other goods. " Everite " " Bigsix" ventilator ridge capping for permanent ve~~t i la t ion

is interchangeable with ordinary " Jh-erite" " Bigsix" ridging, and can be obtained in two colours, Grey and Red, as also Apron Pieces, Barge Boards, Ridge Finials, Corner Pieces. &c. Price IS. 7fd pel. foot 1 . 7 ~ ~

P.O.R. all stations England and Wales in 2 ton lots and u p w a d s along with other goods. " Everite " " Bigsix" lintel and jamb fillers for giving a neat and

serviceable finish to the jambs and filling in the corrugations a t the heads of doorsand windows, thus doing away with2he necessity for lead flashing.

"TURNALL"TRAFFORDTILES aremanufactured in Grey, Xed aud Russet Brown colours, and in lengths from 4 ft. o in. to ro ft. o in. in 6 in. rise:. Their great strength allows the supporting purlins to be spaced a t 4 ft. 6in. centres, andbhe rails for the sides or gables up to 6 it. o in. centres. They a r e designed to be fixed with one roll side lap ; to ensure close fitting, the rolls are tapered, while two diagonally opposite corners of the tiles a r e mitred so tliat where fonr tiles meet there a r e only three thicknesses. -

For use in conjunction with the " r u r ~ ~ a l l " T r d o r d Tilo, special accessory parts have been designed. These include the following :

PLAIN \ ~ I N O TTO-PIECE ADJUSTABLE ~ ~ I D O E C ~ P P I S G S arc lllilde 3 it. 8 ins. long with rz in. wings, and rest upon the tile rolls so that the 14 in. space between tile and ridge act as a ventilator. These tiles are also used for hips.

C L O S E - F m o TWO-PIECE AIJJUS~ABLE RIDGE CAPPINGS are notched for fitting over the tile rolls, closing the opening referred to above, and giving a thoroughly watertight job. They nre made 3 ft. 8 ins. long ~ i t h 12 in. wings for a 4 in. lap and are also supplied without notches for fitting 011

site to irregular roof ridglng and Mps.

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CORRUGATED SHEETING-conrinurd. NORTH L ~ a m T w o - P m m ADJUSTABLX RIDGE CAPPINGS are supplied with

one wing: close fitting type and the other plain and are made 3 ft. 8 iw. long with 12 in. wings.

EAVES FILLER PIECES are made 3 ft. 4 ins. long and aro used forstop- ping up the corrugations of the tilee above the glazing and a t the eaves, also made for skew caves.

APRON PUSH IN^ RECES are made 3 It. 8 ins. long and are used in coujunction with the louvre blades on veutilntors.

EXPANSION JOINTS are made roft. long and used in conjunction with "Turnall" Trafford Tiles. Although "Turnall" TralTord Tiles are aubicientlv elastic to allow for normal vibration,expansion and contraction of surrounding parta, and streases due t,o general cli~natic conditions, without cracking or breaking, on exccptiona!ly lnrge steel-framed structures Lhis is excessive and Expansion Joints are recommended to divide roofs into sections. Special Expan~ion Joint Ridge Caps are mado to work in conjunction with Expansion Joints at the ridge.

' I TURNALL" T R A F ~ O R D TILES (Sectoral).-These are for covering buildings with conical type roofs. Areused in conjunction with" Turnall" Trafford Tiles and " Turnal l" Trafford Roof Lighti;. Any number of Sectors up to thirteen can be used in the covering of the roof. No lead mork is required on any roof where Sectoral tiles arc used.

" TURNALL" TRAPFORD TILE ASBESTOS-CEMENT ROOF L I R L I T . - ' ~ ~ ~ s lloof Light is the same shape and size as the standard type of " Turnall" Trafford 'Tile. I t is fitted in the roof in conjunction with the other tiles, no special fitting or fixing being required. Size 4 ft. o in. X 3 ft. 8 in. Size of Glass required z It. zit in. x z ft. z$ in. and size 6 ft. 6 in., 7 ft. 6 in., 8 ft. 6i11., g Et. and 10 ft. X 3 ft. 8 in. Size of g1a.s required z ft.2Q in. X 3 ft. IO+ in.

CORNER PIECES are made in 8 f t , lengths with 8 in. wings and used in conjunction with " L'nrnall" Trafford Tiles for siding work.

" TURNALL " TRAFFORD TILES.

Cuttings to be charged extra :- Grey Red Russet (ireen Raking Cutting . . . qrl. 4411. 5d. sd,

278 ASBESTOS-CEMENT PRODUOTS.

GORRUGATED SHEETING-conlin~ced.

" Turnall " Trafford Tdes are now arailable with a 193 guage wire mesh reinforcement, embedded in the asbestos cement during manufacture. Details on application.

ACCESSORIES FOR " TURNALL " TRAFFORD TILES.

Russet Grey Red Brown Green

s . d . s . d . 3 . d . s . d . Two-Piece Adjustable Ridge or Hip

capping, plain, close-fitting or north lighttypes,3,'8" long with ~z'wings I zf I 3% I 54 I 6%

Eaves Filler P~eces, g' +',long . . o 8 o g o 10 Apron Flashing Pieces, 3 8" long . o 7 o 8 o g g t $ Expansion Joints, 10' o' long . . o 8 o g o 10 Corner Pieces, 8' o' long and 8'

:: j 5 wings . , . . . , o 10 o 114 I I ) I 2 $

Barge Boards, 8' o8 lengths . . o 10 o I I ~ I I) I z

Expansion Joint Ridge Cap (each) . 3 1of 4 4% 4 I I ~ 5 3

P.O.R. all stations England or Wales in minimum I ton lots.

" EVERITE '' ASRESTOS-CEMENT ROOF LIGHTS.

For use with " Turnall" Trafford Tiles, "Everite" "Bigsix" and " Everite " Standard Corrugated Sheets.

Total glass required , . Exact size of light opening ,

V1

Length of sheet. Colour. s. d. 4' 0' Grey . 28 o

Red . . 30 3 Russet Brown . 32 o

6 ' 6 ' Grey . - 7' 6. j, - 8' o* 9 - 0' 0' - 10' 0' 9 -

f Rough cast plate glass cxtro - Wired ditto . . ,, -

Carriage paid to stations En land and Wales, Glasgow and main Irish ports in lots of 6 and upwaris, or any quantity when travellingwith any other goods. Carriage extra on lots under 6. Cratos extra.

ASBESTOS-CEMENT PRODUCTS.

" TURNALL " ASBESTOS WOOD. "Turnall"Asbestos wood contains a very Iiigh percentage of higher grade

Asbestos fibre and is definitely tire resisting. Under direct contact with intense flame and treated with cold water i t

does not crack or fly, ant1 is the ideal liuiiig for projecting rooms in cinemas, holler houses, malting rooms, Bc.

The standard size sheet is 8 ft. X 4 ft. in grey colour, which is easily sawn and worked to required panels.

Price, 2 in. 3s. 4d., & in. 29. 611. sq. yard, in 2 ton lots and npwards. F.O.R. Trafford Park.

ASBESTOS-GEBIRNT RAT11 PANELS.

Front. ISltd. ' ' Turuall " hlonlcled Pancls (undeco~~atecl) , . 6 o 2 7

Ditto decorated in pastel shados and black , 16 G "Turnal19'Stipple-(+laze . . . . , 13 o 2 " Turnall " plain white . . . . , . 1 4 0 7 0 " Turnall " decnrated plain pastel sliades . , 20 o lo. o

Ditto shaded in ivory, primrose and green . 23 G 11 9 "Turnall" Glazed Pt~nels, black, etc. . . . 22 o 11 o " l'oilite" drcorateil marbled pal icr~is . . . za o T I o "Poilite" Rigid Rubber Panels . . . . 2 0 o 10 o

, polished . . . . . . . 21 o 10 6 (:Ii1~01ninm-lieacled Screws long . , . . 24 o per gross.

The foregoing prices include bath panels cu t to rectangular sizes, not exceeding 5' o" x 2' o' and 3' o' x z' o', and for colouring one short edge of each long panel.

Drilling , . . . . 6d. per four holes Carriage p ;~ id on orders gross value k5 and up ; all crate% chargeable

extra but returnable.

"EVERITE " PRESSURE PIPES. For water mains, gas mains and itidustrii~l purposes, made hy patented

procesq from compressed asbestos-cement, i n classes and sizes corres- ponding to B.S.S. No. 485-1933 : the pipes hare plain ends and are supplied wil,li flexible joints. " Ererite" pipes are maoufuctured in lengths of 3 metres for z in., 3,jn. and 4 in. Class " A " and 4 mehres for 4 in. Class " D," '< C " and '' B pipe; and all larger diameters.

3 metres = 9 ft. IO$ ins. = 3.281 yards. 4 metres = 13 ft. I$ ins. = 4.375 yards.

The ' ' Everite " pipes areclassified according to the working pressure, as below, aud are gnuranteed to be individually tested by hydraulic pressure before dispatched. Stocks of the following sizes a r e maintained :-

CLASS " A " P I P ~ : ~ , for B.S.S. Class "A" working pressure, vie. roo ft. head of water, 41.3 Ibs. per sq. in. 4 in., 6 in,, 8 ill., 9 in., 1 2 in., 15 in. and 18 in. nom~na l bore. Normal test pressure 200 ft. head of water, 86.7 Ibs. per sq. in.

CLASS " B " PIPES, for B.S.S. CIWS " B " working pressure, V ~ X . 200 ft. head of water, 86.7 Ibj. per sq. in. 3 in., 4 in., 5 in., 6 in., 7 in., 8 in., g in., 10 in. and 12 in. nominal bore. Normal test pressure 400 ft. head of water, 174 Ibs. per sq. in.

aso ASBESTOS-CEMENT PRODUUTS.

'' E V E R I T E '* P R E S S U R E PIPES-confinued.

CLASS '' C " PIPES, for H.S.S. Clnss " C " working pressure, riz. 300 It. head of water, 130 lbs. per sq. in. 2 in., 3 in., 4 in., 5 in., 6 in. and 8 in. norninal bore. Normal test pressure 600 ft. head of water, 260 Ibs. per sq. In.

CLASS " D" PIPES, for H.S.Y. Class " D " working pressure, viz. 400 It. head of water, 173.4 Ibs. per sq. in. z in., 3 in., 4 in. and 6 in. nominal bore. Normal test pressure 8co ft , head of .water, 346.8 Ibs. per sq, in.

2 in. Class '' C" Pipe$, 3 metres long 4s. 6d. each. 2 in. Detachable or <' Simplex" Joints 1s. r ~ d . ,,

F.O.R. a t Kidnei Works.

Delivered price; (which vary according to destination and quantity) may be obtaiued from the manufacturers, ' ~ u r n e r s Asbestos Cement Co. Branch of Turner & Newall Ltd., Trafford Park, hlanchester 17.

The following asbestos-cement products a r e included elsewhere :-

Asbes tos -Rubber Tiles-Pavior.

Tiles-Tiler.

R a i n w a t e r Qoods-Founder and Smith.

R o a g h Cast S h e e t s and Decora t ed ank I m i t a t i o n T i l e Sheets- Plnsterer.

So i l Pipes-Plunibe~.

§LATER AND SLATE MASON.

The alstes generally used for roofing are chiefly obtained from North Wales, Westmorland and Cornwall. London and Home County mer- chants have introduced the thousand of 1,000 a t pro rata prices, but the old reckoning of 1,200 is more generally used in the provinces. The London reckoning is used here.

Copper nails should always be used for good work. Zinc nails are not yo durable as the heads are more liable to come off in driving.

The three principal descriptions of slate produced in North Wales a r e known as Hangor, Carnarvon and Portmadoc. The Bangor quarries are the oldest and still maintain their world-widereputation. The term " Uangor " is inreality t,oo open and ambiguous, and in its legitimate sense applies only to the Penrhyn and the Dinorwic or Velinheli Quarries, which are working a t opposite ends of the same slate vein running N.E. and S.W. Where these quarries are specified by name,the result ought to be the best Bangor. The slates produced are of three varieties, viz :-The old quarry, which are blue, the red, and the new quarry, which are light blue. The two former kinds are supplied in two qualities of thickness, and the latter in three.

The best Portmadoc slates are blue, and come from the Oakeley, Maen- Offeren and other quarries situated a t Fest,iniog, for which Portmadoc is the port. Large supplies are also sent to the London market froni other Carntlrvon quarries, but with some exceptions they are inferior in quality and durability. Foreign slates are not infrequently offered as Portmadoc, and i t is well when ordering to specify the name of a quarry in the district. Cornwall also produces excellent roofing slates from the Old Delabole Quarries, owned by the Old Delabole Slate Co., Ltd. Theso slates are in green (varied tints and shades) and grey, made in all regular sizes, also in randoms. Rustic Reds and Grey-Greens are produced in randoms only. The quarries have been in continuous work- ing for nearly 400 years and, beeides roofing slate, produce slate in slabs for a variety of purposes, including flooring and garden paving. I t is advisable to specify Old Delabole Slat,es by name.

For all kinds of Slates, apply t o E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., 189 High Road, South Tottenham

282 SLATER AND SLATE MASON.

MEMORANDA-continued.

Red and green slates are often worked in for ornamental effect. The best red are from Bangor, and of late years many varieties of green have beea introduced. Special attention should be paid when specifying green slates, and before ordering it is wise to inquire for and if possible inspect examples of their use. The Penrith are green and the Coniston grey in colour. A ton will cover about 2f squares. For beauty of colour and durability no slates are better than the beautiful sea-green slates from West- morland. Among the best are those obtained from the Tilberthwaite green slate quarries, near Coniston ; these, from their close texture, pre- vent the formation of ferric or red oxide of iron, and thus retain their eolonr permanently.

Westmorland slates are always sold by the ton, and are seldom made to sizes ; when they are, it is in very small qnantities for banding purposes, kc., and even then they are sold by the ton, and are charged as a rule about 10s. extra.

The average weight of the best Weatmorbnd slates is about g cwt. per square, the Eureka green slates 7 cwt. per square, and Roberts, Adlard's Green and Rust,ic slates g cwt. per square.

In selecting slates choose those which are flat, true in form, uniform in colour, hard and rough to the touch, giving a clear ringing sound when slruck, and not friable at the edges. If partly snbmerged in water, the part not submerged should remain dry.

Bands, crosses, numerals, and other ornamental designs are so numerous and varied, depending entirely on the fancy of the designer, that it is im- possible to give prices that would be universally applicable. In every case the work should be valued by a practical estimator, or charged by men's time and matarials, with profit added.

Enamelled slate is suitable for chimney-pieces, baths, wash-stands, table tops, and interior decorations. I t takes a very high polish, and imitations of rich and rare specimens of marble can be produced at a considerably lower price than natural stone. I t requires to be carefully used, as the surface is easily scratched and the arrises are liable to chip.

The Standardisation Committee representing all interests, has agreed that the names previously given to the various sizes of slates should be dropped and that size.: only should be specified : the following list gives the sizes normally marketed, with their weights and covering capacity, and in some cases the names by which tho sizes were formerly known.

For all kinds of Slates, apply to E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., 189 High Road, South Tottenham

SLATER AND SLATE MASON. 883

MEMORANDA-eontirrued.

~ ~ E I G I H ' I ' s AND COVERING CAPACI'PIES OF SLATES.

Approximate weight per 1,000 actuxl.

Best. T. c. q .

24 in. x 14 i n 1 (Princesses) 2.1 in. X 1 2 in. (Duchesses) 1 1 1 8 o 22 in. X 12 in. I 16 o 22 in. X 11 in. (hlarcbiones?.es)) ' " O

20 in. X 12 in, r 12 o ro in . X 10 in. (Go~uite.ses) 18 in. X 12 in. 18 in. X ro in. 18 in. X g in . 16 in. X 1 2 in. 16 in. X 10 in. 16 in. X g in . 16 in. X 8 ill. ( l .?di 'e~) 14 I". X 12 in. 14 in. X 10 in. 14 in. X 8 in.

I; (Small Ladies) ) 14 in. X 7 ill, o 12 o I? in. X 10 in. o 16 o 13 ill. X 7 in. o 11 2 12 i n . X ro in. o 14 o 12 in. X 8 i n o 12 o 12 in. X 6 i n .

10 in. X 8 in. o 10 2

10 in. X 6 in. o 8 o

Number per square of roo feet super, ccntre nailed. 2 4 in.

lop.

96

1 7 2

123

134

737 164

155 186 207 178 "4 237 267

209 2jr

373

358 275 3 92 304 380

506

480 640

3 in. lap .

95

'15 126

138

147

169

160 192 213 1x5 2 2 1

246

277 218 262

327

374 288 41' 320 40°

533

s 14 686

3+ in. Inp. I01

11s 130 142

145

'75 166 198 2 2 0

192 230 2 56

288

339

275

343

392 30.1. 434 340 425 366

554 738

4 in. lop .

703

I 2 0

133 74.; I j O

180

172 20;

228 200

240 266

300

240 288

360

411 320 457 360 4.50 600

600 So0

To ascertain the number required to cover one yard super divide number per square by 1 x 4 or multiply by g and divide by 100.

Slntes othe?. than those sold per 1,000.

Larger s1;rtes than t,hose " listed" are supplied by some of the Welsh quarries, bu t a r e sold by the ton. They are of random length and width. Those from 26 in. to 32 in. in lengtlls are known as Queens and one ton of best quality will cover about 2a squares when laid with 3 in. lap: "Tons" and "Rags" a re also supplied in random sizes from 42 111. lengths downwasds, covering capacity being appoximately z squares per ton for unsorted Bests and Secoudu. Thirds and Four ths Quality Rags a r e rougher and heavier and have a smaller covering capacity.

For all kinds of Slates, apply to E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., 189 High Road, South Tottenham

284 BLATER AND SLATE MASON.

RlEnlORANDA-contiatred.

Weight of Slate Slab . . gin. I-in. I*-in. 14-in z-in. Per foot super in Ibs. . 1 1 3 IS$ 1 s t 2 3 t 318 No. of feet in a ton . . 190 142 1x4 9; 71

For work circular on plan allow from one-third to one-half extra ill price, according to radius, and if circular on face or elevation add nnr- fourth extra.

SLATES.

The following are good average prices for first quality HASQOR OP

PORTI~ADOC slates delivered to London Stations in full 6 ton truck loads.

8 . (I. k 8 . d . 16 in. X 8 in. 10 10 o per 1,000 l o in. X 10 in. 19 5 o p e ~ 1,000. 18 in. X 9 in . 13 10 o ,, T Z ~ I I . X I I ~ I ~ . 22 5 o ,, 18 in. X 10 in. 15 l o o ,, 24 in. X 12 in. 29 10 o ,,

Bangor (Penrl~yn) Random Slates varying from 36 in. to 24 in. long, in random widlhs, A12 10s. od. per ton. Co~nputerl covering capacity 2+ squares per ton.

THE WEIITAIORLAND GREEN SLATE QUARRIEB, LTD., K ~ s w ~ c ~ - 0 1 1 - Derwentwater.

SlZED SLATES.

I Buttermere Olive Green (Coarse Grain) only. 1 Price per I\.Iille of loso I I

Size. , ;\ct,na1. Carriage paid "lnputed weight any stlation. , cwts, per Mille. ~

-

20 X I L I 6801- 65 20 x ro 5751- 54 18 x 12 58216 57 18 X 10 4851- 47 1 8 x 9 I 43716 425 I 16 x 12 4901- 49

I $ $ ? i 4101- 3301- 41 33 I

I 14 X 12 4001- 42 1 14 x I 0 33716 35 1

1 4 x 8 , 262jG 2 8 1 -- - - - - . - - - I -

E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., supply every kind of Slate at competitive prices

BESTS. SECONDS.

RANDOMS. Iledootionsof 7 t L for deliveries in Scotland nndE~~glaud , North of, a11,1 iucluiliog Torlrfillire

anA Cheshire.

24 ill. t o 12 in. long, proportionate widths.

24 in. to 12 in. long, proportionate widths.

omputer eight in wts. per squnre.

--A

ompuFed :over In sq, yds. per ton.

- omputer ?over in sq. yds. per tou. -- -

30

27-28 27-29

25-27 27-28

25-26 26-18

25-27 25-2; 16-28

25-27 25-27 25-27 26-28 25-27

omputed ,eight i n :wts. per square.

?rice per :on cam. pnid an) station.

'rice per :on carr. paid any statiou.

2401-

215!- 2171-

1971- 2161.

20?/- 2141-

?oz/. 1971. 2 141-

20Lj- 1991- 1991- 20zl- 1991-

Buttermere Fine Light Green . ButtermereLight Green (coarse

grained). . , . . Buttermere Fine Oiive Green . Buttermere Olive Green (coarse

grained). . . . . Blterwater Fine Light Green . Elterwater L i a l ~ t Green (coarse

grnined) . . Coniaton Fine Light breeil : Collistoil L i ~ h t Green (coarse

grained) . . . . Hodqe Close ~ n r k Tilberthwaite Fine ~ i g l i t &reel; Tilberthwaite Light Green

(coarse grained) Tllherthwaite ~ a r r e d B &tic' Kentmere Silver Grey . . Kentnlere Deep Olive . . Borrowdale Nixed Shades .

PEOGIBS.

I'riccs nl!i~ly to Scoti:1118l 0111~. -- omputed Price per cover in ton carr. sq, yds. pnld any

per ton. station. --

-- ornputed cover in sq. yds. per ton.

Price per ton carr. paid any station.

7 I Elterwater Fine Lig lit Glree~~ X 1 'Elterwater Light Greet] . y ' Oouiston Fine Light Green o I Conlston Light Green . 2 Rodge Close Dark 5 , Tilberthwaite Fine ~ i n l l t &reen o -Tilberthwaite Light ifreen 7 Tlberthwaite Barred and Rustic' 8 Kentmere Silver Grey . .

,o Kentmere Deep Olive. . . I Borrowdale Mixed Shades . .

I - 'Coarse Qraiued.

Westrnorland Slates require t o be fixed by first-class Slaters. Refer t o E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd.

SLATES-eunlifllled.

THE OLD DELABOLE SLATE CO., LTD. Sole Agents, Setchell & Sons, Ltd., g, Arundel Street, Strand,W.C.2. STANDAKD SIZES. Prices, and computed weights per 1,aoo slates, F.O.R./L. Quarry.

SLATER AND SLATE MASON. 2 87

THE OLD DELABOLE SLATE CO., LTD.-coniinued. RANDOMY.

Prices, and co~nputed (!lot guaranteed) cover i~~g capacities ill sqllares, per toil F.O.R./L. Quarry.

I 'roll I Ordinary Grey- iu lap

Green 1 ill; 1

.. .

Rustic p d (25% ) I Ton

Grev-Gveens (v .nl .6 . ) 4 111. la11 I i 1 and 11 eathermp 13 jn. lap ,

I

Rustic Reds (25 % ) : 177s. 150s. I 145s. 142s. slid Weathering 3 i n . I:$ - 1 2.46 , 2.25 I 2.24 2.23 :

I 2.28 2.08 2.07 2.05 -. .. . . . - ~ - - -. -. - - - - - - . - - - -

PEG GI ES , Prices, and cotnputed (not gna~-anteed) covering capacities i n squares, per t u n

P.O.K./L. Quarry.

See note at foot of previous page

a86 SLATER AND SLATE MASON.

SLATES -conlinucd.

VRONLOQ GREEN SLATE QUARRIES, LTD., Slate Quay, Carnarvou,N. Wales. Yronlog Slates, Standard sizes.

Dark Green and Grey in

Green. mixed shader. Corer a t .& s. (1. s. d. 3 in. lap.

24 in. X 12 in. best qualily jj o o 39 10 o per 1,200 ~ o s q . 44 f t . 20 in. X 10 in. ,, 38 to o 27 10 o , 7 sq. zf t . 18 in. X 9 in. ,, 27 10 o 19 10 o ,, j sq. 58 ft. 16 in. X 8 in. ,, 20 I$ o I4 r j o ,, 4sq. 32 ft .

Loading charge, as. 611. per tmz. Other sizes quoted fol. on application.

Kaudoun slates. Vronlog (ireell or Vronlog Green RusLic : - L s. (1. L s. d.

24 in. to rz in . 7 o o per ton no in. to ro in. 6 10 o per ton

24 in. ,, 10 in. 6 I j o ,, 1.4 in. ,, 9 in. j ro o ,, Esti~natetl covering capacity, 18 to 20 yards super per ton.

Londing charge, as. 6d. pel. ton. Rail rate to London Stations, 19s. I I ~ . per ton.

SLATING x pn' squttre.

The following are given as average current prices (excluding builder's profit) for Pestiniog Best Medium slates by The Oakeley Slate Quarries Co. Ltd. For large contracts and straightforward work lower prices might be quoted. London 24 ton rate.

Slates Labour & nails. Total cost. Battening: Strip delivered. Zinc. Copper. Zinc Copper labour & &Re-

nails. n d s . materials. lay.*

s. 11. .9. (1. s . d . s. ( I . s. d . s , d . s. d.

2 4 . ~ 1 2 . 58 o 6 o 6 3 64 o 6 4 3 j o 24 o

20. X 10- j6 g 6 6 7 o 63 3 63 9 j 6 24 6

1 6 ~ x 8 ' 5 0 3 8 3 8 9 58 6 5 9 0 6 0 2 6 6 1 4 . X 8 ' 4 6 6 9 9 r o 6 5 6 3 j 7 0 8 0 2 8 0

+NOTE :-Prices under "s t r ip and relay" allow for 30% new slates to replace wastage.

h v e s : Allow 12' ) , 9 ,

Send your enquiries for Slating to E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., 189 High Road, N.15

SLATEB AND SLATE BIASON.

SLATING : per rquare-conlinned.

E. PARKINSON (LONDON) LTD., 189-191, High Road, N.15 :- Slating witb best Bangor or Portniadoc glates laid lo a 3 in. lap and

copper nailed (exclusive of battening). 16.X 8' 1 8 . d. 18.X 9" , . , pe~. sq11"i.e 6.5 o 18' X 10. 20. X 10. 22. x 11' ) . . . 7 2 6 24. x 12"

R'eetmorland Green slating laid in graduated courses with a 3' la11 and copper nailed (exclusive of battening) best quality . . . 9 , 1 7 5 0

Ditto second quality . . . . ,, 112 6 Pluq usual extras for double course a t eaveq and labours.

JOHN W I L L I A ~ & Go., ROTIIERHITH>:, LTD., 1)inorwic Slate Wharf, Rotherhithe, S.E. 16 :--

" Excelsior" permanent green slating tixetl complete, sizes to suit. quarries output, 1208. od. per square ; slate ridging, 2 in. rolls and detached wings tixed complete a t 3s. 6d. per foot run. Original patentees of Williams' patent ridging js. 6d. per foot run.

Rangor slated from the Dinorwic Quarries, sizes to suit stock, lixed corn. plete, 708. od. per square. John Williams' slat,e ridge and hips, with circular roll and Ritt sides :

.s. (1. I$ in. roll . . . per foot 1.~111 3 o

2 in. ,, . . . 3 6

For tixing with prepared lead cement and copper s, d. screwo . . per , foot i.1111 I 2

Tl lADE NOTICES. OAHELEY SLATE QUAIL~LIES ('0. LTD., Abbey House, Y~ctoria Street, \ \ ' . I .

Oakeley Blue-Gsey Slates.

ASBESTOS CERIENT SLATING.

T U R N P I ~ S ASUIBTOS CENENT CO. Branch of TURNER & NEWALL LTD. Slates for diagond fixing (avaikable in grey, red, blue, russet brown

and brindled coloura), size 154 in. X 15% in., are made in two patterns, viz., Diamond" and " Honeycomb " (the diamond being cut and holed), for laying to 28 in.13 in. lap and 34 in.14 in. lap.

These slirtcs, when laid, give a drop point varying fro111 & in. to I in., according to the I : L ~ adopted, and are known as standard pattern. I n the " Iloneycomh " pattern the drop point is cut off, and when laid on a roof produce a design of honeycomb form. 'They can be obtained for laying to 2% in. a n d g & in. lap.

E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., can quote you for supplying and fixing Asbestos Cement Slates

200 SLATER AND SLATE MASON.

ASBESTOS CEMENT SLATING--conlinutd,

' ~ R X E H S ASBESTOS C E ~ ~ E N T CO. Branch of TURNER & NEWALL LTD. - -coi~tinued.

Rafters may be spaced up to I ft. 6 in . centres, and the atandard slates may be laid on either close boarding or battens. Verges should be finiahed with a cement fillet.

The standard slate can be laid to any of the fi~llowing lape, viz.:-

Pitch. Minimum Lap. Slates per square, net. 40 deg. 29 in. 86 35 - 9 3 9 9 89 30 9 , 3$ 9 , 96 25 7 % 4 t 9 '05

"POILITE " NEWTONY AYBESTOS-CEMENT SLATES. Possess a bard and durable surface, which is impervious to the action of the weather or the acids usually present in t he atmosphere of indnstrial areas. They are produced with a textured surfwe in colours to harmonize with any surroundings, and provide a serviceable roof a t an economical cost.

RECTANQULAR PATTERN SLATING. These slates can be supplied either with or without chamfered corners, and with either " Poilite " smooth or " Serval" rough surface in various sizt-s :-" Duchess," 24 in. X I I in. ; "Conntess," 2 0 in. X KO in. and "Ladies," 152 in. X 76 in., and in grey, red, blue, russet brown and brindled colourings.

Asbestos-cement slatcs tit closer than natural elates and, being practically non-absorbent, become impervious with exposure.

See note at foot of previous page

SLATER AND SLATE BIASON. a91

ASBESTOS-CE~IENT SLATING-continued. TURSERS ASBESTOS CZIIZNT CO. Branch of TURNER & NEWALL LTD.-

Iaterial. 1 Sizes.

iamund x 15f

Pattern Slates I

continued. I 1

o w - ~ I S ~ X I ~ : comb Pattern Slates 1

I ius. I s. d.

I , . . 9 , . . 1 , . .

RossetUromn 1 or Brindled 1

9 9

9 I Green . .

ect- 2 4 x 1 2

;anp1;11.J Pattern qlates ~ ,

I

7 , . RussetBrown

or Brindled ) ,,

Green . . 9 , . .

Grey , . I ' I l l 2 . .

IT . . I Blue . .

1, ' . I

RasaetBrown or Brindled ] 1

1 , . . 1 Nemtone Green ~

Price per quare sup plied aud fixed for a miuimnni uantity 01 20 squares approx. B 8. d.

1 6 0 1 6 0 1 8 0 I I0 0

1 7 0 ' 7 0 1 9 0 I I 1 0 I S 0 1 8 0 I I 0 0 1 72 0

I I 1 3

I I1 3 1 '3 3 1 . 5 3 I 1 2 6 I 12 6 1 15 0 I 17 o 1 6 0 1 8 0 1 7 0 1 9 0 1 8 0 I I 0 0

I 1 1 3

= '3 3 1 I2 6 I 15 6 1 15 3 I 17 o = 17 9 I 19 6 I 16 6 I IS 3

2 1 6

2 3 6

5 3j 2 2 4 3 9 6 9

See note a t foot of page 289 6

292 SLATER AND SLATE MASON.

ASBESTOS.(:EI)LENT SLATING-conlin~red. TURNERS ASBRSTOS CEMENT GO. Branch of T U I I N E B 197 SBWA~.I. 1,11~.-

blaterial.

-- Iteel- i ~ l ~ y u l a Patter1 Slates

o n t i ~ a i t c ~

- ---

---- Grey . .

. . 1&1 . . . . ~ i ; e , . Xnsset Brnwn

S r e e ~ ~ . . 9 , . .

Newlone Green

Ulue . l ~ l s s e t U r u ~ v ~ ~

h e e n . . Yewtone Grecil

Number )f slates ersquarc

nett.

- 17" 180

289

Price per ,000 F.0.R jtations ill :11g1snd an, Vales, 2 to1 Iota and Ilpwdlds.

4 8 . a. -- 9 1 1 0

10 14 o

10 2 6

12 2 6

12 14 9

13 15 9

5 '5 6 6 1 0 6 6 .I 6

7 5 0 7 1 2 0

s 2

Price per Juare sul plied and Txed for a niiuimum uautity c !O squares approx.

E .. (1. -- I 19 9 2 I 9 a 3 6 2 g 6 2 I 6

2 3 6 2 8 0

3 10 3 2 1 0 3 2 12 9 z 12 6 z 15 6 2 2 9

y ; 2 11 0

3 1.3 0

3 16 3 --- The following sizes of ridge are obtainable for use with Asbestos-

Cement slates :- Asbestos-Cement Hdf-Round Ridge tiles, 2 ft, lung X 85 in, diameter,

tapering to 74 in. I-Ialf-round ridge tiles, 2 it , long X

8 in. d i a~n . . . . . . Grey . , @ 7d. per f t. ,, . Red or Ulue @ 8d. ,,

1 Itusset Brown " i or Brindled ) @ 9d' "

9 , ,, . Green . . @ g@. ,, ,, . Newtone Green @ I I ~ . ,,

Improved ridge capping, 4 ft. X g in. wing . . . . . . Grey . @ ~ o d . per ft.

,, lied or glue . @ I I + ~ . ,, Russet Brown

" ( or Brindled ) @ IS' lid' " 9 ,, Green . . @ 1s. zd. ,,

Delivered F.O.R. all stations in Englund and Wales i n one t:)n lots and upmards when supplied nlong with other goods.

Stripping and re-slating old roofs i s a speciality with E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd.

SLATER AND SLATE MASON. 293

ASBESTOS-GEMENT S L A T I N G - C U ~ I ~ L ~ I I I ~ ~ . TUILXEIIS ASBESTOS CEHENT CO. Branch of TUILNER $ NEWALL LI'D.-

continzced.

FIXING ACCES~ORIES FOR ASBESTOS-CE~IENT SI.ATLS. Small copper disc rivets for fixing slates (one

per slate) . . @ 8s. gd. per 1,000 Compo coated wire nails, 12 in. x 11 gauge (two

per slate) . . @ IS. 7Pd. ,, 3 in. driving screws, including w;rshers for fixing

ridges. . @ 5s. (xi. per roo Copper-wire nails, I in., for fixing slates to boards @ 8s. 3d. per 1,000

,, .. I I , , ,, to hattens @ 8s. 64d. ,,

FIXING ONLY ASBESTOS-GERIENT SLATING.

Approximate number of squares fixed per day by one fixer and one mate, regular pattern slating :- squares

Duchess . 5 Ladies . 4

For ~.ertical work allow one extra mate.

STONE ROOFING. THE VECTIS STONR &L FENCING CO. LIIJITI~D, Hay, Hereford.

VECTIS STONE ROOFING is produced in random widths and lengths similar t o Westmorland slates. Thc thickness varies from 12 inches to p inch aud the sizes from about 24 inches t,o 12 inches ; the colours also vary. The approximate price supplied and fixed, including 2 inch X I inch battening, is 112s. od. per sqnare net area, cuttings ext,ra as usual. The price per ton free on rail our loading st,ation is 60s. od. per ton, Delivered London by road zos, od. per ton extra. One ton corers abont one square. As ihc stones are diminishing oil the roof the average gauge for battening would be 7i inches and about 160 feet of battens to the square. LIVERPOOL ARTIFICIAL STONE CO LTD., Pictoll Road, Wavertree,

Liverpool ; Silwood Street, Ilotlierhithe, London s.E.16 and Lyons Road, TratYord Park, i\lanchest,er. " Reconstone " c ~ n c r e t ~ e rooting s!abs, size 18 inches x 12 inches, weight

per square 14 cnts. , 160 slabs per square, nibbed and holed. Approxi- mate price per square 45s. 6 d st,nndnrd colonrs (red, buff, etc.) Ex Liverpool, London or Manchester works. Hips, vnlleys and other accessories a t proportional prices.

R E P A I R S TO OLD ROOFS. So~laaunr , Lmrr'rsn, zog Borough High Street, S.E.I.

CELIT is a waterproofing composition suitable for the repairing and waterproofi~~g of large cement and concrete fiat roofs, zinc or wide lead gnttering, tanks and reservoirs, for the pointing of chimneys, largeor smsll, for the curing of damp walls ; c~s a damp course ; for the jointing of drain pipes, etc. Celit is applied coltl wit.11 a trowel and se1.s in a few hours to the consistency of hard rubber and permanelilly retains its ' ' life."

Consult E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., 189 High Road N.15, re your roofing problems

204 SLATER AND SLATE MASON.

REPAIRS TO OLD ROOFS-continued. S ~ L I Q N U ~ ~ LTD.-continued.

Prices of " Celit " range from 61d. per Ib. for 4 cwt. barrels t o ~ o d , per Ib. for 7 Ib. drums.

One pound of '' Celit" will cover one aquare foot of surface gin. thick.

FIXEM is applied with a brush. I t has the same properties as Celit and is suitable for leaky slate roofs. I t renders old cracked or loose slate roofs watertight. With Fixem and a brush a t a cost of £3 10s. to k 4 10s. (material and labour) a repair to an old slate roof can be effected which would cost without Fixem £20 to £30.

Prices of " Irixem " range from 37s. 6d. per cwt. for 4 cwt. barrels to 66s. od, per cwt. for 14 Ib. drums. 7 Ib. drums 4s. 6d. each.

Covering power of Fixem." One pound will cover :- On straight concrete roof . . I$ square yard ,, thin slate roof . . about I ,, ,, ,, thick Welsh slate roof . 9 1 2 , , ,,

for first coat. For second coat a further 4 square yard can be covered in each case.

All packages free and carriage paid on all orders of 28 Ibs, and upwards.

INPERVION PLASTIC PROOFING forms a watertight joint villi all materials and is ideal for repairing leaky ronfr, skylights, gutters, etc. and for filling cracks in concrete roofs.

s. d. s. d. Barrels a t 40 o per cwt. 7 Ib. tins a t 3 g each

I cwt. kegs ,, 42 6 ,, 4 $ 9 r , ,, 2 3 1 9

B r t 9 , ,, 22 b e a c h 2 ,, ,, 9 , I 3 , r

28 Ib. ,, ,, 1 1 6 ,, 1 1 9 2 1 9 9 9 o

4 7 , 9 , ,, 7 0 9 1

Packages free, carriage paid on t cwt. lots or over.

D U S ~ E K BROS. & CO. LTD., Verney Road, Rotherhithe, s.E.16. Plastex," a plastic non-inflammable compound for general repaira of slate, asphalte or zinc roofs, waterproofing brick or stone walls, &c. 44 Ibs. of plaalic will cover IW square feet & inch thick.

Barrels of about 4 cwt. 4&d, per Ib. ; 2 cwt. 4Pd. per Ib. Keg8 ,, I cwt. SF. ,, ; 4 cwt. 5&f. ,, Iron Keg8 ,, 28 Ibs. 6d. ,, ; 14 lbs. 64d. ,,

9, 1, ,, 7 l b . 7d. 9 ,

All packages free.

E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., can advise you respecting all re-roofing problems

SLATER AND SLATE MASON. 2 86

H E P A I R S TO OLD RO0FS-to11li11ueli.

T. 8i W. P'ARMILOE, LTD., Rochester Rom, Westminster, S. W. I FAROTEX. For making slate, zinc, lead, felt and corrugated iron roofs

watertight and (or repairing leaks, also crocks in brickwork and many other purposes. 'To be applied with a trowel.

Prices :- s, d. s. d. 450 lb. Barrels 5 2 o per cwt. 28 lb. Kegs 64 o per cwt. 2 2 5 , , , , 5 6 0 1 , I , , 8 o each 112 ,, Kegs 58 o ,, 797 9 , 4 0 , , 5 6 9 , 9, 61 0 9 ,

Estimated covering capacity 4 in, thick : 450 Ibs. corers 1,000 square feet.

A N ~ R E ~ M A X ~ R L L , St. Paul's Square, Liverpool 3. RlTO FOR ROOF REPAIRS. Used for the maintenance of all kinds

of roofs, and every part of the roof. A plastic medium, used with a t,rolrel, brought within the scope of the practical builder by the inclusion of 60 % of granular mineral matter. Can be walked upon when set. Used in all climates. I-cwt. kegs, 691-, 4-cwt, kegs, 361-,.$-cwt, kegs, 18/6. ~o"/,iscorlnt exclusive to trade. l'ree packages. Carrlage paid.

KI'TOLASTIC, the liquid form of RITO. A bituminous preservative with a characteristic gripping power. Used on asphalt, concrete, felt and corru- gated iron roofs ; also on cranes, bridges, girders, etc. I-cmt. drums, 57i6, $-cwt. drums, 301-,. Strictly reserved trade discount 10 %. Free packages and carriage pald.

IND~STRIAL ENQINREKING LTD., BUS^ HOUS~, Lolldoll, W.C.2. MASTICON is a black plastic composition prepared with a base of finest

quality Canadian Asbestos IJibre. I n varying consistencies, to conforrn with the special requirenrents of each roof, its purpose being to make any leaky roof perfect!^ and immediately watertight. 'The material is easily applied, eittpr with a trowel or by the hand, 9" thick.

Masticon Asbestos Plastic Colnpound has been used for upwards of tventv-five years aud there is no t,ype of roof construction where i t cannot be applied ; glass bedded in and top pointed with Masticon does not crack as i t may if putty mere used, because i t is not held rigid in the Masticon. Railway companies and others elnldoy it as a standard nlethod of betldil~g glass.

Masticon, grade 6M4, is used for expansion joints in concrete water- cuntaining structures, s11ch as reservoirs, puciiication sewerage schemes, swimming baths, ctc. I t is appietl both to the expansion joints in the floors and surrounding walls, and so effe~t~ively plugs the joints t h ~ t no water can penet,mte through.

s. 11. Packed in 5 cwt. barrels . . per. cut. 65 o

1, 2 , r r , . . $ 7 6 9 0 , r 1 ,, ,, . . 9 3 7 4 0 , , kegs . . 3 7 7 0 ,, 28 Ib. ,, . . , I 8 4 0

E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., can advise you respecting all re-roofing problems

67'

BLATER AND SLATE MASON.

SLATE MASON.

SLATE, sawn out to sizes, exclusive of fixing, per foot super.

14n. xi-in. 14-in. 12-in. 2-in. 2)-in. 3-in. s. d. s . d . s. d . 8 , d. s. d. s. d. s. d. I 84 I 11 2 a$ 2 6 2 9 3 I 3 6

than gft. oin. super.

Slabs, sanded both Ditto! exceeding d i t t o . 2 I 2 3 2 7 2 10 3 I 3 5 3 10

f a with Fawn\ eclges,notexceeding 4 3 4 g 5 5 6 o 6 7 8 3 10 o 1611, i n . s u p e r j (lettering quality)

A d d for fixing . . o 10 I 2 I 5 - 1 8 - 2 o Filed edges to do. . o 46 o 46 o - 0 8 - o I I

Rounded nosings . o g o 10 o 11 - 1 3 - I 8 Grooving, 4 in. wide, per foot run, 54d.

Thickness . I-in. IA-in. I&-in. a-in. STEP, 10 in. wide, and r~se r s 7 in, high, sawn, s . d. 3. d, .v. d. 8. d .

per foot run 4 4 5 o 5 g 7 o Ditto with risers let iuto groove ,, 4 1 1 6 0 6 9 8 2 Rounded nosing, extriz . j o g o r 0 O I I 1 3 Kubbed face . . per foot extra o 5Q - - - $-in. slate ski r t~ng, 6 in. wide . per foot run I 6 g inches 2 7 Slate sills, 8 inches wide, p a foot run, 2s. 4d. ; for every inch, udd o 4$ Mangers, rubbed-gft. 6in. E2 88 .6d . -q f t . 6in. k 3 38. od.-6 ft. 13 6 Bevelled ends and caps, extra . 15 o

ENAMELLED SLATE SLABS. P m f o o t super.

For lining the walls of halls, saloons, q c . ; for table-tops, c o n ~ o l ~ . ~ , pedestals, $c., $c.

Thickness . I in. I A in. I & in. a In. Kgypt~an and Humian Green, Lumachelle, 8 . d. s. d . s. d. s. d.

tiriot,te, Jasper, Belgiau Black, and self cnlours of all tints . . . . 7 o 7 3 8 o g o

Porphyry, Granite, Purbeck, Lapis Lazuli, Genoa, Green, Sienna, Hlack and Gold, Pebbles, &c., from 1.3. 6d. pel. foot sqje) . . ~ s t r n .

For all kinds of roofing, Consult E. Parkinson (London) Ltd., 189 Hiflli Rd., South Tottetiham, N.15. Tel. : STAmford Hill 321 1

SLATER AND SLATE- MASON.

E N A M E L L E D SLATE URINA1.S. &o., fixing extra

3, d. White, cream colour, pea Half-rounded nosing .

green, drab and plain tints : Round nosing . b-inch slabsenamelled I face, I Rebate or groove .

per foot super . . 6 3 Diagonal groove with round $-inch backs enamelled one , stopped end .

face, p r r foot super . 6 7 Round corner t o inch slahs, Inch standards, ditto, ditto . 7 o 1 per inch ~ n i l i u s . Inch ditto, ditto, 2 faces . 10 5 Ditto I&-inch dit,to . ri-inch ditto, I face . . 8 2 Channelled slate for gntter, ~ f - i n c h ditto, ditt,o, 2 faces . TO 8 8 in. wide, 2 in, thick . Edges I-inch or I$ inch Letting-in and count.er-

thick, squared and filed, 1 sinking grating nutlet to or fine sanded,per foot r~rn o q$ , channel .

S U N D R I E S .

See note a t foot of page opposite Gf I

s. d. Labor togroove per inch wide o S

,, moldinge per in. girt pel. f oo t rzcn I I;

,, beads 3 0 7 Zinctongue, stout ,, o r r

s J . Conlpo filleting prr.fimi run o 49 Ridge roll, 2 in. dia. ,, I g Hips, 6 in. wide X f in. sides

p r foot I I 1

TILEH.

MEMORANDA. Plain tiles ( l o& by Gf) per squnre.

liattens Sails for Chnge. S o . of tiles. feet r u n . tiles. battens.

lbs. Ibs. 4 580 320 2

34 665 z$ The above figures, allow for waste. 3 q h e s aye ;~ssumcd nailcd every

fifth course.

14 in. x 10 in. Pantiles per square of roo super feet, laid to KO& in*. g ~ u g e , uill reqcire ISO pantiles, allowing 5 per cent for waste.

The weight of plain t i l~ng per square averages 11 to 12 cwt., and of pantiles 8 cwt.

r o o plain tile laths j feet long equals a bu~ldle. I'antiles require I bundle of laths and rlb, of lath nails per square.

12 pantile laths 10 feet long equals a bundle.

ROOF' TILING.

Machine-made plain tiles, nailed every fourth course with galranized nails and laid to a 4-inch gauge per squaTe

Hand-made plain tiles ditto . Extra for copper nails Extra for nailing every course, galranized nails Ditto, copper nails . Extra for laying to g&'yauge Cutting and waste next ridge . . pel3 foot run Raking cutting and waste . Extra to fair verge including tile a d I~alf, cutting and

waste and cement pointing , . p e r , f o o t r x n Extra labnr and materials to double course a t eaves

per foot nin Extra to valley tiles to course w ~ t h roof tiling including

c u t t ~ n g and waste . . per foot run Extra to hip tiles ditto . 9

Special Tiles require fixin by experts. Let E. PARKINSON (Londod Ltd.. quote you

298

The versatility of Asbestos Cement

The Lache Nursery School, Chester. Architects: Gibson and Lemmon, M.A.B.Arch. A.A.R.I.B.A.

A glance at the following specification wi l l show the amazing versatility of Asbestos Cement Building Products, supplied and fixed by Turners Asbestos Cement Co., Branch of Turner & Newall Ltd., Trafford Park, Manchester 17. T H E P I T C H E D R O O F I N G is carried ou t i n " T u r n a l l " T r a f f o r d T i l e s (Asbestos Cement) black colour. lnsulated wi th " T u r n a l l " Asbestos Re in fo rced A l u m i n l u m Foil. T H E F L A T R O O F I N G Is made u p o f " T u r n a l l " Asbestos C e m e n t B u i l d i n g Slabs ( H o l l o w Cons t ruc t ion ) covered w i th '' Serva l " Asbemtos F e l t built: up In layers and bonded w i th mineral bitumen. This flat roofing Is also lnsulated wl th *' T u r n a l l " Asbestos Reinforced A l u m i n i u m Foil. T H E E X T E R I O R W A L L S are entirely covered w i th " P o i l i t e " Asbestos C e m e n t F l a t B u i l d i n g Sheets w i th haif-inch thick cover strips i n the same material. T H E R O O F D R A I N A G E and S O I L V E N T I L A T I O N are carried ou t In " E v e r i t e " Asbestos C e m e n t Ra inwate r Goods a n d S o i l Pipes. T H E I N T E R I O R F L O O R S are laid In " D e c o l i t e " Joint less Floor ing, an oxy- chloride composition, the following colours being used - Green, Grey and Light Brown. T H E C E I L I N G S are entirely covered wi th " T u r n a l l "Asbes tos W a l l b o a r d left in its natural state, the texture of which should be seen t o be appreciated. T H E I N T E R I O R W A L L S are sheeted I n a combination o f " P o i l i t e " Decora ted Asbestos Sheets Emerald Green colour for the dadoes and "Poi l i te" Asbemtos C e m e n t F l a t ~ u i i d l n g Sheets in the Grey natural colour above the dadoes. T H E W A L L S are Insulated w i th " T u r n a l l " Asbestos Re in fo rced A l u m l n l u m Foil, Interlaced between the exterior and interlor linings.

Sole Munufacturers :

TURNERS ASBESTOS CEMENT CO. BRANCH OF TURNER & NEWALL LTD.

TRAFFORD PARK, MANCHESTER 17 ASBESTOS HOUSE, SOUTHWARK ST., LONDON, S.E.1

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300 TILER.

R O O F TILING-ronlin~rrd. Old plain t i l ~ n g str~pped off, new double fir-laths, & s, d.

and re-tiling , p e l sqrtwe I 15 o Ditto, and allowing ;In average of roo new tiles to each square,

per squtrre 2 7 6 Ordinary sandfaced pant,iles, galranized nails . Ditto, machine-made pnntiles, ditto

. 3 0 ; . 2 15 Marseilles tiles. ditto . 2 12 o Courtrai-Du ~ d r d tiles, ditto . a 10 o bland-made sandfaced Classic 1talia;l tiles, copl~er ;mils . 6 ro o Hand-made sandfaced Roman roll tiles, (litto . . 10 o o (heen glazed Spanish tiles, tlitdo . . s j 10 o

13. PAT~KINSON (LONDON) LTD., 189, High Road, South Tottenham, N. S.

Hand-made sand faced tiles laid to 4 in. gauge and nailed mith two galvanized iron nails every fifth course, pel. squnl-e 60

Machine made Pressed Broseley or Staffordshire tiles laid a s :ibore . . pe? sqiacwe 5 2

Plus usual extras for double course at. eaves and labours. Honnet hip tiles bedded and pointed , . p w foot ,.ill1 2 Half-round ridge tiles . ,, , I I

Extra for every f in, decrease in gmge . , prr S ~ U ~ P 4 15xtra for nailiug 2 nails to each tile . JSrtra for copper nails (over galvanized iron) . 5

5

JOHN W'II.I.IAI\IS & CO., ROTEERNITIIE, LIUITRD, Dinormic Slat,e \Vharf Rotherhithe, S.E. 16.

lland-made and sand-fnced rooting tile, nibbed and I~oled, i n red shade rustic brown, and in antique black, weight ~f ton per 1000, covering capacity to a 29 in. lap, 500 to a square L3. ,s. 11.

Price a t London Railway Stations . . . pel' IWO 5 ro o Laid complete . . . . . . . per xqicwe 3 j o Ordinary pattern pantiles, sand-faced. Price a t London ltailway Sbations . . . per rooo 11 o o Laid complete, sand-faced . . . . prr s q 7 ~ a ~ e 2 5 o Greenwood's pal,ent Roman tileq. Price a t London Railway Stations, sand-faced . per 1000 15 o o Laid complete, sand-faced . . . . pel. sqiro~e 4 o o

HEST HEOSELEP AND STAFFORDSHIRE KOOFIYC~ TIL&S : P?ice at Works. E 3. d .

Plain I O ~ in. X 66 in. N'riy l~t , 22 cwt. per 1,000 3 I; o Hi tiles (3 to a foot run) . each o o 8 Vafiei ,, (ditto) . 0 0 8

Hand-made tiles 12s. 6d, per 1,000 ext?n.

Ridge 'riles to match the above in color, in 18 inch lengths- Po. to I ton. $. d.

Plain Top and Dead Joints, 6 inch wings . . each 135 I 4 Do. and Capped Joints . . . . . ,, 120 I b

Rolled Top and Dead do. . . . . . ,, 100 I S Do. and Capped do. . . . . . ,, 95 2 0

See note a t foot of page 298

TILER.

ROOF TILING-co~ilinrled. WILLIA~~SON, CLIFF, h ~ . , Stauiford, Lirws. " Stamfordstone" hand-made roof tiles and littings in grey, brown and

buff. Price of plaiii tiles, 92s. Gd. per 1,000. F.O.11. Stamford. Packing 5s. per truck. Rate to London, gs. I[/. per ton in six-ton lots. Consigning weight per 1,000, zo cwt,s.

' T A R ~ A C L rn fnv i~ , Ettingshall, Wolrerhampton.

" Vinculum " concrete roofing tiles :- \Veight 7 cwt, per square, 1000 tiles to 7 squares. Approxi~riate price

per 1,000, ,410 0s. od., red or similar colours. P.O.K. or loaded into vehicles a t our Ettingshall, Normanby or Willenhall works.

Approximate Rnilway I.nte to L. RI. S. Lontlnn St~i t inni fro111 E~t ingshal l \Vorks, 13s. 6d. IIer ton.

' S~oa ras I,AWRL.:NCII $ SONS, Ilmcknell, Herks. '1'. L. B. 31. hl, patant sand-facet1 roofing tiles, size lo& in. x G$ in.,

weight per 1,000, zo to 22 cwt. In well-varied shades of red, price 70s. od. per x,ooo. In dark-stained colourings, 7 55. od. per 1.000.

'T. L. 13. I l m d tinished tiles, saud-faced, in well varieil dark red mixed shades, 80s. ; dark stained 85s. od. per 1,000.

.Vote.-Delivered direct t o sito in London in 6 ton loads a t 98. 6d. per ton extra, or ten ton loads 7s. Gd. per t,on.

L A N ~ L M Y , LONDON, LTD., I G I Borough Higl~ St,reet, Loudon, S.E. I.

CLOISTER TILRS. Cover : ~ p p r ~ x . zoo tiles to t l ~ e sqnare. Weight appros. 8 cwts. per sqnare. ( i g~ l lp~ of batt,ms approx. 9; in. top to top. Price, uatoral red 6 1 4 0s. oJ.per 1,000, equnls appron. jGs. or(. persquare. Matt and glazed colnurs from ,423 to Ego per ,,ooo, according to colour. " ,) ,, & " G " B ,<AND INTERLOCKING I~~PROVED PAKTILRS. Corer

approx. 147 tiles to the squam. \l'eight appros. 7 6 cwt,s. per sqnare. Gauge of battens appros. 11% in. top to top. Price, ~ ~ a t n r a l red L I ~ 13% od. per 1,000, equals approx. 40s. ad. per square. Matt and glazed colours from £23 toL30 per 1,000, according lo colour.

STZRILITBERG IATXRLOCKING PANTILES. Corer appros. 165 tiles to the square. Weight approx. Sf cwts, per square. Gauge of bat,tens approx. T I + in. Price, uatural red E I ~ 0s. od. per 1,000 or approx. 42s I I ~ . per sqnare. 'She ma t t and glnzed colours run from £20 0s. oil. per 1,000 to ,434 0s. od, per 1,000 according to colour.

GILARDONI MARNE ROOFING TILES. ('over app~~ox , r34 tiles to the square. Weight appros. 74 cwts. per square. Gauge of battens approx. 13% in. These tiles are available only in t,he natural red. Price,

108, od. per r,ooo or approx 33s. 6d. per square. BEAIJYAIS ROOFING TILES. Cover approx 195 tiles to the square.

Weight appros. 7& cwts per square. Gauge of battens appros. IO# in. These tiles a r r supplied in a mottled selection in addition to the natural red. Price, natuml red £11 05. or/. per 1,000 or apprnx. 42s. I I ~ . per square. hlnttled, £11 5.9. or/, per 1,000 or Rppros. 4:s. I"/. per sqnare.

Send your enquiries for Ti l ing t o E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., 189 High Road, South Tottenham, N.15

302 TILER.

ROOF TILING-continued. LANRLEY, LONDON, LTD.-contin~bed.

C o u n . r n ~ r - ~ u N ~ R D K o o r ~ a c ; 'TILES. Cover i~p1m1xi1nately 208 tile8 to the square. Weight :r])proximately 7 cwts. per square. Gauge of l~at tens approximately 91 ins. top to top. Price, Natural lled $8 10s. od. per 1,000, approximately 358. 4d. per square. Na t t and glazed colours from i g to $22 per 1,000 according to colour.

The prices quoted are delivered site within 20 miles of London. For contracts further atield the prices are somewhat higher according to transport rates.

JOHN BOARD & CO. LINITED, Bristol Road, Bridgwater.

PATENT WEATHERBCOCK PLAIN TILES. Covering capacity 430 tiles per square laid to 49 in. gauge.

Price a t London Nailway Stations. A 3. d. Pleasant Red . . . . per 1,000 6 2 6 Dark Strawberry Red . . 9 6 5 0

Approximat,e cost laid complete in London exclusive of builders' profit.

Pleasant Ked . . . . per square 2 15 o Dark Strawberry Red . . . 2 16 7

REPRODUCED WEATHERED OLD ENOLIYH PAN TILES. About 165 Liles per square.

Price a t London Station. E s. d . per 1,000 16 5 o

I n Brown glazed , . . ,, 2 6 5 0 Approximate cost laid complete in London exclultire

of builders' protit. Reproduced Weathered . . per square 3 I 3 Brown GId~ed. . , . . 4 ' 3 9

TILEHURST P O T T E R I ~ (1922), LTD., Tilehurst, Reading.

Hand made sand-faced tiles made from the well known Heading clay, in colours ranging from Warm lied to a Dark Multi and Brown, produced solely by Lhe class of kiln and the quality of the coal used.

Red and Multi-Coloured, 106 in. x 64 in. Plain t ~ l e s hand made, sand faced, nibbed and holed, 8js. od. pel. 1,000, delivered London.

Stained Antique ditto, 92s. 6 d pe" 1,000. ditto Covering capacity laid to a 21 in. lap or 4 in, gauge. 550 tiles to the

square. Ditto 36 in. lap or 34 in. gdnge, 630 tiles t o the square. The Spanish, or Under and Over Tile, as used on the London County

Hall, are usually Axed to I$ in. vertical battens a t 1 1 in. centres. They are 16 in. long, and if laid to a 3 ill. lap, require xoo Overs and 103

Unders per square. Price a t works L15 per 1,000. Add for delivery to site in London area, 27s. 6d. per x,ooo.

Special Tiles require f ixing by experts. Let E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., quote you

TILER. 303

ROOF TILING-eonlhued. THE EVPRLASTISO TILE, CONCRRTE PRODUCTS 6. GRAXITE SUPPLIES LTD., Wigmore Street, W.I. (Works : Irer, Bucks). Concrete roofing tiles.

3)elivered London Ex-works. o?. 20 miles of

W o ~ k s . Plain tiles :- s. d. s . d.

Red. Brown and Cotswold . . < A o uer 1.000 60 6 ~ u d b r brown, Dark 'Tudor Sunray

Antique SussexStone . . . . . Surfaceu green . . . . Best Chrome green . . . .

Interlocking tiles :- Red, Brown, Cotswold . . . Pantiles, ditto . . . . Ridges, half-round, 18 in. long pelq Hips, Bonnet . . . , t

,, Taper flange . . . ,, Valley tiles . . . I ,

28 o per square 31 o 37 0 ,, ,, 41 0

dozen. 9 0

7 0

9 0 7 0

ASBESTOS-CEMENT PANTILING. TKIRNaRs ASBESTOS CEMENT CO. Branch of TURNER $ NEWALL IITD. LARQX " POILI'TE " ASBESTOS-~EblENT I ~ U ~ S E T BROWN PANTILES. The

tdes, IS# in. x 13a in. (actual cover of 11% in. x 118 in.), are light for transport and fixing and reduce cost of sub-structure, are rapidly fixed, improve with age, are not affected by atmospheric changes and therefore ensure equable temperature of the ~nterior, are weatherproof, pruduce a roof of most artistic appearance owing to the light and shade effect, and are manufactured in equal proportions of rough and smooth surface, which produces a good texture effect.

Number of tiles required per square is 108, but including cuttings, 111 to 113.

Weight of tiles per 1,000, about 29 cwt. s. d. Pantiles (russet brown) . . . per 1,000 16 10 o

A SMALLER RUSSET BROWN PANTILE is produced for roofs where the bolder tile is not desired. The size is 152 in. X g,', in. and with this tile it is not necessary to have the closed eaves tile used in conjunction with the large pantile.

Number of tiles per square . . , . . 164 Weight of tiles per 1,000 . . . . . . 21 cwt.

or 1,906 . . . . . . z tons. Price per 1,000 . . . . . . . IC;I~ 6s. od.

TWIN PANTILES for use a t valleys and hips. Prices :- .& s. d.

Small . , . . . 28 12 o per 1,000 Large . . . . . 33 o o ,,

STOPPED END EAVES PANTILLS for large pantiles. Price 8$d. each.

P.O.R. Station, England or Wnles, in minimum 2 ton waggons.

E. PARKINSON (London) Ltd., can quote you for supplying and fixing Asbestos Cement Slates

304 TILER.

A S I 4 E S T O S - G E B I E N T PANTIL1NG-conli>1tred. A. E. E v ~ k a n n & Co. Brunsmiclc Square, Tottenham 8 . 1 7 .

" EVERTOSF: " Patent Sandfaced Asbestos-Ce~nent Roofing Tiles.

;E 5 . tl. R e d . . . . Al~tiaue 14 17 6 31ar1' . . . Brindle . . . 15 17 6 Cntswnltl Grey . \\'estmurland (ireen I

Hed . . . . Autiquc . . . . I Alarl . . . . I - ljrindle. . . Cot,s\vold Grey : \\'esl~norlanci Green R e d . . . . Antique . . . Hrindle. . . M'estmorland Green

COTTAI;E PAT PWHN. R e d . . . . . ) Antique . . . 1 'j

Brindle . . 1 6 7 6

Westmorlald Green IS 3 o

Io~neCou~rtie! Supplied 811d

Fixed.

d s, d.

2 0 0

Sussvx STONX. l'er slab Ss weathering 1 /g per pail,. 1 3 I r 6 i

F I X I N G O N L Y ASRIESTOS-GEBIENT T I L E S . Approximate number of squares fixed per day by one fixer and one

mate : squares Diagonal tiles . . 6 rantiles . . . j

For verticd work allow one extr ;~ mate.

D A Y W O R K . For dnyworl< rates for labour see page 121.

s. d. Pantile laths . per IOO ft. run 4 o Pantile laths, witJh nails . . 5 0

Oak t,ile IaLhs (aplwoxiln;ltely) 10 0

l ' iu~ for plain tiles . . , . per 1000 10 o Hip liook~ . . . . . . . . each 2 o Lime and hair . . , . . per hod I 2

Special Tiles require fixin by experts. Let E. PARKINSON (~ondonf Ltd.. quote you

TILER. 306

SHINGLING.

Cleft oak shingles are about 12 inches long and 33 inches vide , and are tixed with galvanized iron nails t ~ , boarding ; laid to a 4 in, gauge about 1,100 shingles a r e required to a sqnilre, allowing for waste.

s, d.

Shingles supplied only . . nborct 17 o per hundred Shingling fixed complete. , 2 2 ,, foot .super Mitred angles . . I I ,, ,, YUTL

W . H. COLT (Londouj LTD., 3 Hush Ilouse, Lolldun, W.C.2. Canadiw Codar Wood tiles or shingles. 'These tiles require IIO preser-

vative and will weather to a silvery-grey colour after 6-8 months exposure. Each tile is 16i11, long and of random widths. They are supplied in brmdles of 25 ft, oin. super covering capacity, four bundles being reqiiired to Lhe square.

Prices for fair sized roofs, carriage paid :

Cedar wood tile supplied only, 331- pet' square. ,, ,, supplied a i d fixed complete from 39 6 p r square.

GABRIEL, W'ADE & ENGLISH LTD., A ldwy~h House, Aldwych, W.C.2. Western Red Cedar Wood tiles (shingles).

No. I GRADN (Sawn) I

Eppo8ul.c 1 luches Squnre feet

I'er s uare (4 bundles) 9 24 Royals . . . , 30s. 18'Perfections . . . 40s. 16' X x x x x . . . 36s .

K.II LS-Ijest Galvanized (Hot spelter)

IF X I 4 gauge (for S ~ W I I ) . per 11) 8d.

2" X I I guagc (for hand-riven) ,, 8d.

No. I G ~ A D K (Hand-Hiveu)

25' (6'14" butts)

i - hl]e~i,rl (11.cou11Ls for Idrge q~~a~l t i t ie . .

E. Parkinson (London) Ltd., 189 High Rd., South Tottenham, N.15, can quote you an inclusive price for supplying and fixing the above

1 Per slluare (.j I i ~ ~ n d l ~ s ) 8 j i .

15" l?XpoSlll'O . 30 SCl. ft. . 24 ,,

306 TILER.

THATCHING.

Reeds used for thatching grow by the sides of large tracts of water in the Eastern Counties. The reeds are tied up 18 inches from stub end in bunches or sheaves, and usually sold a t per hundred fathom of 600 bunches, weight about 2 tons 10 cwt.

The Pitch of roof should decide thickness; 50 degrees pitch 12 inches thick.

Measure all exposed faces, eaves and verges, length of rafter from apex of wood rafter t o wall line under eaves. Battens or sawn lath 14 X I in. nailed on top of rafters to a ~oin. gauge, springing piece a t eaves and verges 43 in. wide tixed with arris upwards.

8. d. Reeds 1 2 inches thick, tied to rafters with No. 2 size tarred

rope, with all sticks and iron hooks, all supplied and laid complete within 50 miles of London - . . per square 5 o o Ditto, ditto, ornamental . , . . . 9 , 6 0 0

Ditto, ditto, ctrcular . . . , . , . add o I j o Hips and valleys . . . . , , . per foot run o 2 6 Eaves and verges . . . . . . . ,, 0 1 6 Connections, circular to straight . . . . 9 , 0 2 0 Dormer cheeks, bossing to sides . . . . each side o 10 6 Rushes or gladdin and all material for Ridge . . per foot ?.un o 6 o Ditto, ends set up . . . . . . , . each o 7 6

Customers to provide all necessary ladders or scaffolds and water. Laths (I$ in. by I in, a t .ro in. gauge) t o be provided and fixed

by customer. A springing piece must be fixed a t cares, cu t cant out of 4 In. by 4: in.

Verges and barge boards require 3 in. arris spline fixed above battens. For further particulars apply to J. C;. COWELL, Soham, Cambs.

R, W. FARMAN, Xorth Walsham, Nomich, Norfolk. Reed thatching fixed complete wiLhin a radius of 50 miles of London,

£5 10s. od. per square, measured over all, including hips, ridges. eaves etc. Materials delivered to nearest goods station t o be carted Lo site by builder.

Heed thatching can be rendered fire-proof to suit Borough Surveyors' approval, a t an approximate cost of 5s. per square. Reed thatch can be fixed over existing straw thatch for the sum of d4 15s. per square.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 306a

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" TIMBER " 131 and 133 Middlesex Street, LONDON, E.1.

CARPENTEK. TIMBER SPEGIFIGATION for Great Britain adopted by

the Timber Trade Federation of the United Kingdom.

(For Joinery Tiwbei, see Joiner). (A.A.). FOR CONSTRUCTIONAL WORK OF THE HIGHEST CLASS :-

Constructional timber to be redwood (also known ~s yellow fir) in third quality or unsorted Russian, unsorted Swedish, unsorted Finnish of the best shipments. Timber not exposed to the weather may where specified be whitewood of unsorted quality of Russian, Swedish or F i ~ i s h shipmente. (d.). Foa ALL GEWL CONSTRUCTIONAL WORK :-

Constructional timbers to be redwood (also known as yellow fir) and equal in quality to unsorted Swedish, unsorted Finnish, Russian or white of airnilar qualities free from cross stakas, discoloured sap rot and/or rotten Ir;nots. Due allowance being made for saw kerf if produced from larger 81268.

(B). FOB CONSTEUCTIONAL WOBK WEEBB A LOW PRIME COST I8 ESSENTIAL :-

Constructional timber to be of no lower grade than fourth quality Russian, redwood (also known as yellow fir), fifth quality Swedish or Finnish or white of similar qualities, always provided that the timber used is free from rot, rotten knots, cross stakes and reasonably free from waney edges,

APPENDIX.

Only redwood (also known as yellow) and whitewood fir have been specified, but the following alternative woods could all be substituted a t the discretion of the architect where supplies are available.

FOB CONSTRUCTIONAL TIMEEBS :- I 1

Merchantable Douglas Fir (also k n o m a8 Merchantable Britieh Columbian Pine or Merchantable Oregon Pine), but excluding Common.

Long Leaf Pitch Pine. Fourth Siberian Pine. Unsorted Canadian Spruce. I

Unsorted Canadian Red Pine. White Deal (White Pine) where specified. Unsorted Redwood (also known as Yellow Fir) from Baltic States First

Clam Carpathian Whitewood of approved brands. I

MORRIS for Austrian, American & Japanese Oak

CARPENTEB.

MEMORANDA.

TO ASCERTAIN THE VALUE OX TIMBER PER FOOT CUBE, when the prime cost per load is known. Rule-Add to the price a t the yard 11. per load, for sawing and carting, then multiply the number of pounds by 64d., which will give the price per foot cube, including 20 per cent. profit and waste. Esamp1e.-If the prime cost a t the yard be 71. add 11. for sawing and carting, which will make 81. ; 64d. multiplied by 8 will give 4s. qd. per foot cube. Odd shillings in the prime cost are treated as fractions : thus the foot cube price of a load costing £8 5s. would be 8f times 6#. viz, 4s. 5H. As a rough check, timber is worth slightly over r @. per foot cube for every £I per Standard.

'1'0 AYCEI~TAIPI TEE FmcE OF DEALS, when the price per C. ( i . e . per 120)

is known. Rule-Multiply the number of pounds by ad.. or double it, which will give the number of pence each deal is worth. Example.-If deals be 40l., it will be 4oXz=8od., or 6s. 8d. per deal. If the price per deal be known, lo ascertain the value per C. Rule-Keduce the value of the deal into pence, and divide by 2, will give the value in pounds per C. Example. -If the price of a deal be 6s. gd. or 81d. i t will be 81+2=40&, or 401. 10s.

To AscxnTarN THE mrcm per foo t mper, for DEAL, to include 20 per cent. profit, when the prime cost per C. delivered is given. Rule-Take ~ d . for erery ~ o l . or &d. for jl.; suppose deals be 351 per C. inch deal will be 3 9 . per foot ; and if qd., qd. per foot-if for measured work, add Q for waste ; and for any other thickness add or deduct ~ d . per foot for every f of an inch variation up to I$ inch, and above I & inch fd. for every + of an inch variation. Thus, if inch deal be qd., & inch will be nd. ; f inch, gd. ; 14 inch, gd. ; I* inch, 6d. ; 2 inch, 7&d. ; 2+ inch, gd. ; and 3 inch, 1 4 d .

A 'Table shomr~g how many battens, deals, and planks are equal t.o a load of timber (50 feet cuhe).

, Battena Bnttene i x 24. i x 3.

Deals DeRls ! IxS+. 9 x 3.

ailhuugh battens, deals, and plank8 formerly comprised almost t l ~ c entire varieties of goods imported into this country, immense additions to these sizes have been introduced of late years, until a t the present time almost any scantling required is to be found in the docks, including also, occasionally, Dantzic plank and scantling. The advantage thus afforded in the saving upon sawing, cartage and waste is very con- siderable.

A yard of value in every foot from MORRIS-

CARPENTER.

TIMBER.

. Iver3nys loeight per f oo t cube.

A STANDARD C I I I I S ~ S ~ S of 1 2 0 (teals 11" x IF x 12" long a d equuls 1 6 j feet cube. The following shows the nutnher of feet l ined of rarioris scantlings iu ;L St;~ntlarrl.

Elrn . . . . 39 lbs. 1 Baltic Oak . . 46 Ibs. Russifln Fir . 35 to 38 ,, Red Pine . . . 40 ,, Douglas Fir . . 34 .. I Yellow Pme , . 33 ..

To ascertain the number of feet run of any other scantling required to make a Standard, multiply 1,440 by 16'5, and div~de the product by the sectional area of the scantling required, aud the quotient will be the number of feet. Thus, supposing the scantling to be zQ in. x lo, theti 22 X 10 == 27.5, and 1,440 X 16'5 - 23,760'5 t 27.5 - 864, the num- ber of feet run of 12 x 10 in a Standard.

One hundred of deals 120. I I)il,t,o z jo feet of fir 12 x 2;

A load of t,imber equals 50 feet 1 ,, zoo ,, ,, 12 X 3 cube, or 600 feet super. of I inch ,, 175 ,, ,, 12 X 3$ boards. I , , 150 ,, ,, 12 X 4

Ditto 17 - 21 feet 3 X 9 deals. 1 ,, roo ,, ,, 12 X 6 ,, 18 - 20 ,, ,, ,, 1 One square, loo ft. super. , , 23 - 16 9 , 3 , ,, / Battens are 7 inches wide. 1 9 26 - 14 9 , 9 , 9 , I Deals are g ditto. ,. 30 - 12 ,, , , , , Planks are 1 I ditto. ,, 14 - 21 ,, 3 X 11 plank. One square rough flooring contains , , 15 - 20 1 , 9 , ' 12 ft. boards g ins. wide. ,, 8 - 16 ,, ,, Ditto rz+ 12 ft. boards 9 ins. wide, ,, 1 - 4 ,, :: edges shot. 1 , 25 - I2 9 , ,, One square of flooring contains ,, zw feet of tir 6 x 6 i 16 12 ft. battens wrought and ,, 400 1, 1 9 12 X I& laid folding. , , 300 1. 9 , 1 2 X 2 Ditto 17 ditto ditto if ploughed

and tongued iu the solid.

180 feet run of 7 inch, or lgo feet of 6$ inches, is reckoned one square. Foo,. ss,1fe lo<rtl on timber see ~ ~ ~ e i ~ ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l ~ i s ec t i on a t end. 1

Honduras Mahogany . 40 ,, Spanish ,, . 5 5 , , English Oak . . 50 ,,

-the Hardwood Specialists who know their business

Indian Teak . , 41 ,, African ,, . . bo . , Blackbean . . 40 to 47 ,,

American ,, . . 47 ,,

OABPENTER,

GAL CONTENTS OF A SQUARE O F TIMBER CANTLINGS IN FLOORS. PARTITIONS. &o. hers are taken a t 12 inches apart, and an extra jowt allowed in a 6 feet ; plates, heads, sills, and braces are not included.

I

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The ti idth ol - lepth. THICKNESS OF JOISTS.

- 3 t in. 14 in.

- ?t. in.

3 0

3 3 3 6 3 9 4 0

4 3 4 6 4 9 5 0

5 3 5 6 5 9 6 o 6 3 6 6 6 9 7 0

7 3 7 6 7 9 8 o 8 3 8 6 8 9 9 0

9 3 9 6 9 9

10 0

I0 2

10 5 10 8 I 0 I1

I1 2

:: 5 I 1 I 1

z ) in. I z t in. I --

rt, in. 1 Ft, in.

1 8 i 5 O

5 1 5 5 5 5 5 1 0 5 ' O I 2 2 6 2

6 7 7 1 6

7 9 8 4 8 2 8 9 8 6 g z 8 1 1 9 7

I 0 0

I 0 I I0 I0

I 0 5 1 1 ' 3 to I0 I1 8

12 9 13 9 13 2 , 14 2 '3 7 '4 7 1311 I5 0

'4 3 '5 6 I4 7 '5 10 15 o 16 3 15 5 16 8 15 10 17 I

17 o 18 4 I7 5 18 9 17 10 19 2

18 3 19 7 18 7 \ 2 0 o -- 89 o 87 6

X X 24 2:

3 in. - Ft, in.

5 5 5 '0

2 2 7 2 7 8 8 I

8 7 9 0 9 6 9 I1

10 5 I0 10

11 3 11 8 12 1

12 7 '3 1

'3 6 I4 0

'4 5 14 10

'5 3

3 : 16 8 I7 1 I7 7 18 o 18 5 18 11

I9 4 '9 9 20 2

20 7 21 0

21 7

i f in. - 't. ill.

3 5 3 8 4 0 4 3 4 7 4 10 5 2

5 5

2 : 2 2 6 10

7 I

7 5 7 8 8 o 8 3 8 7 8 10

9 1

9 4 9 8

10 0

I0 3 10 7 I0 I0 I1 2

11 5 11 8 I2 0

12 3 12 6 I2 10

13 1

'3 5 '3 8 - 93 9

X 14

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3 ' 0 4 3 4 2 4 7 4 6 4 1 1 4 9 5 3 5 1 5 8 5 5 6 0 5 9 6 4 6 I 6 8 6 5 7 1 6 9

I I

I I

1 . I3 5 I ' 4 ' 0 I3 9 '5 2 I4 1 '5 7 14 5 16 o

Ft. in.

5 8 6 2

6 7 7 0 7 8 8 0

8 6 9 0

9 5 9 11

10 5 I0 I1

11 4 I1 I0

12 4 12 I0

'3 5 '3 9 I4 2 I4 8 '5 1

'5 7 16 I

16 7 77 0

2 : 18 6 18 10

19 4 19 10

20 4 20 9 21 3 21 9 22 2 22 8

Inch.

3 a 3

4 4

t t 4

t 6

4 a B

7 4 a 3

8 f

a 4 I

9

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t 4

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You will get a square deal from MORRIS

OARPENTER.

ALL MATERIALS ANI) LABOR.

CENTERING & SHUTTERING : including strzits o?. haogers and easing and striking.

'She price of centering necessarily depends largely upon the quantity executed, but the following are average prices where there is a reason- able amount of repetition. Labor Labor &

only. Materials. s, d . s. d .

To Concrete floors . . per square To Vaults . t

Extra for groin point . . , per foot To beam casing . . per jbot szlpe?. To stanchion casing , 'To segmental arches . To pointed arches . 9 q

To four centre or Elliptic ditto , 9

If Flewing . 9 I

I f to gauged arches . , add ,, To trimmer arches left in . 9

Turning piece 44 in. soffit segment.al arches . . per foot run

Ditto to pointed arches . Ditto to four centre or Elliptic ditto . Casing to edge of suspended concrete

floor 6 inches high . Ditto g inches high . Centres t o bull's-eyes 2 feet diameter

and 44 inches on soflit . , each Ditto, but g inches on soffit . 9 1

Ditto 4 feet diameter and 44 inches on 8otfit . 9 ,

Ditto ditto, but g inches on sotlit . Centreu to &mall openlngs under 2 foet 6 inches, or large openings over

7 feet, ahould he numbered and charged for a t an extra rate.

Concrete mold oil for covering sl~uttering per ynllon I S . 3d.

EDWARD LLOYD WALLBOARDS LIMITED, 511~11 Nex lfou%e, Strand, \2'.C.2. 1 j> a n d &" LLUTD SUPXR HARDUOII~I)~ are ten~jicred highly con^

pressed tibre boards with smooth face and mat t snrfaco on reverse, are i d d for form linil~g, and may be used many t,imes over. Available in sheets j:;yide and 8' and 16' long, and Q" thicliness @ +,',(I. - 5n'. 11er ft. and , thickness @ ~ 2 ~ r l . - Girl, per ft. according to r l~~ant i ty .

M a h o g a n y o f every sor t f r om M 0 R R l S

812 OARPENTER.

BASIC P R I C E S O F TIBIRER.

Prices of Redwood per standard ex Londor~ Docks or IVhar~es :-

Good Joinery QooflBnilding Good Joinery Good Buildi~ig Iuches. Q~~nlity.

E s. 4 X 1 1 36 0 15 10

4 x 9 3 5 0 18 I O

4 x 8 2 8 0 15 I O

In the following calcultctions the cost of tnaterials adopted as a hasid of valuation is as follows :-

s. d. s, d. F i r . . . , . z 6 p e ~ . , f o o i o t b e Pitch pine (selected) . , - 7 0 3 9

,, (second quality). 4 6 to j o O a k . . . . . - 10 o Veal Boarding . - o 4 per foot super in the inch.

I t must be borne in mind that in tha case of grooved and tongued boarding the tongue is included in the area of the square, therefore a proportion must be added to the net lneasurement according t o the widr,h of the boards, e.g., +th for 4411. widths (shewing 36 ins. when laid) &th for 7-in. widths (shewing 65 ins. when laid) and so on.

An allowance of 5 % and boarding.

l intels, plates and sleepers . .

Framed, in floors . Dit,to, in roofs and

partitions . . Hitto, in partitions,

trussod . . Ditto, in roof trusses

will usually cover the loss by waste on timbering

TIBIRER.

Labor Labu?. & Labor :$: Lo",;: Laburo911y. Yztcrinla. only. IeriaZs. Fir. Fir. PI 'LC~ Pine. I'itcl~ Pine. Oak. Oak.

Hoisting trusses sho~ild be charged extra to the above according to height of roof and length of the beam. A ready method is to multiply the two together and divide by 10, the quotient to be taken as pence. Thus to r a ~ s e s truss s o ft. span 30 ft, blgh, 20 X 30 = 6 w f ro = 60d. or 5s.

Teak is easiest to buy from MORRIS

814 OARPENTEX.

FLOOR C L I P S - C O ~ I ~ , ~ ~ ~ ~ .

XARLRI. U~~~~.,L~~.,~iIiost\Vork~,\Vellhead Lane,l'wry I3~1~r,Hirl1iitig/1i1l1l.

'' Aukan floor clips. The " Ank:~" fioor clip consists of an iron barbed anchor plate which is embcdded ill the surfim of theconcrete. Swivelling about the upper edge is a pair of stout wire jaws which lie flush o ! ~ the surface until the battens are lixeci, they are then raised ant1 lianimered into the sides of the battens thus tlrawil~g thc batten down tight against the concrete.

l'ype A " Anlia" Iloor clips for tixiwg zin. x sin. or 14in. X zin. hattens t,o concrete floors or to walls. Price £7 10s. or/, per 1,000 or IS. ~ o d . per dozen.

Type B ' .Ank,zn clips with shioltl for fixing zin. X ain. battens to concreteceilings or concrete walls. Price &lo 0s. od. per 1,000 or 2s. 6d. per dozen.

I

T!ipe C "Anka" clips for fixing thin battens to brick walls. Price k7 10s. od. per 1,000 or IS. ~ o d . per dozen.

Type D "Anka " clips fur fixing thin battens to concrete walls os sottites. Price £10 0s. od. per 1,000 or 2s. 6d. per dozen.

Special prices for lots over 5,000.

BATTENING FOR SLATING A N D TO WALLS.

Circular to be reckoned one and a half tinles the straight. Fillets, blockings and backings extra.

Labor and Labor only. Mutmals .

IJ7.ices per sqzture. $-in. to I-in. $-inch. I-inch. s. d. s. d. s. d .

a-in. Battens for Countess slating . . 2 8 6 3 8 3 Ditto for tlling . . 5 4 1 3 6 1 7 6 2-in. Battens l~lugged to walls,

12-in. centres . . 6 I q 8 11 z 2-in. ditto for weather tlling plugged

to walls . . 13 3 21 9 21 9

SOUNI) I%OARI)ING : per square.

Labor only. Labor and Xatwials. &-inch. $-inch.

s. d . s. d. s. d. Sound boardmg and fillers , , 11 6 3 1 0 4 0 0 Ditto, douhle tillats . 13 9 36 6 45 6

. .

OARPENTER.

ROOF BOARDING. &o.

S v p e ~ j c i n l . $-in. r. d .

Sawn roof boarding spikcd to timbers, iriclutling splayed edges and all straight cntting and waste . p e r sqltmSe 22 6

Sawn gang boarding and laying in roof . ,, ' 9 2 1 0

Sawn boarding to flats, close- jointed . ( ( t, -

Boarding, wit,h edges sliot ant1 prepared fur lead, including firring uot exceeding 2 ins. deep , , , 32 6

Ditto, ditto, 4 inches deep . 36 6 If boarding tongued & grooreil. odd ,, ,, 6 6

Wrot lier board . pel- foot s ~ i p a r o 6 Wrot gutter boards and framed bearers. ,, ,, I a

Wrot boarding to lead safc . , , 0 6 2-in. fir framed and dovetailed c r d d l i n ~ to steel -

beams (excluding backings) . . per foot srtpei. o 5

Kough splay or rebate on tir. . Raking cutting and waste on I-in. boarding . Small tilting fillet to rakes . Large splayed tilter a t eaves. . I-in, narrow chimney gutters arid framed bear2r.s . Twice splayed valley sole 4 inches wide . Ditto, 6 inches wide . 6-in. x I-in. Wrot eaves fascia . I$-in, cross-rebated and rounded drip with tillet benenl a-in. ditto, ditto . a-in, rounded roll for lead . 2 . h . ditto bird's-mouthed on to ridge or hip . p i n . ditto, ditto .

CARPENTER.

R O O F R O A R D I N G . &c.-cot1tinu8d.

Nuntberr.

Boring average 3411. fir for bolts . Heads or nuts and washers let in flush . Ditto, let in and pelleted . Sinkings iu boarding for soldered dots. . Labour to scarfed joints in small timbers . Ditto, large timbers . Small gusset ends to gutters . Wood fixing slips and building in . Short a-in. cross-rebated and rounded drips . Short a-in, rounded roll for lead . 6-in. x 2-in. sawn backings and wedging and fitting between

flanges of steel joists . 12-in. x 2-in. ditto, ditto . Extra on gutterboard for forming dovetailed and holed

cesspools . 6-in. X a-in. gain. X 2-in. 11-in. X a-in.

r , d. a. d . r. d . Ends fir joists, single

notched and fitted to steel beams . . each o 6 0 7 o 8

Labor Labor and Labor Labor and w E A T k 1 E R B O A R D I N G : per only. Materials, only. Materials.

squaw. seals. neals. Battens. Battens. 8 . d. 8 . d .

Rough of 4 boards out of 3-inch . 6 c 27 6 Ditto, with edges shot and splayed . 8 6 30 o Wrought ditto . . 9 0 3 6 0 If to fences . . deduct 2 o - A11 Allots t o be measured and charged

extra, a t . . per foot nin - -

13RACKHTING : Zncludiny pluyying, pe?. foot super.

To cornices and cores of 14-inch dsal . Ditto circular on plan . To waggon headed ceilings . To narrow circular sotfits . To groined hall ceilings, exceed~ng 4 leer wide . Ditto small ditto . If elliptical . . add

Labor Label. and o n l , ~ , Materials. s. d . 8 . d . 0 7 1 0

1 0 I 6 0 9 I 3 I 2 9 1 6 2 3 2 3 3 3 o 6 -

UELITAST ROOFS.

D. ANDERSON S: SON, LTD., Park Road Works, Stretford, Manchester.

" Ijelfast " Roofs are constructed on the curved wooden lattice girder principle. The girders are spaced a t 10 feet or so apart, covered with purlins, T. & C;. boarding, and " Rok " Roofing. A light but thoroughly compact and rigid roof is thns formed and can be constrnctecl and guaran- tped by the ahore firm up to 120 foot span.

'L'he approximate cost ~ ~ n d e r nosnlalconditiu~lu aa to size, and height fro111 ground &c., may be taken as follows, exclusive of cost of lights or louvres.

40 ft. span L5 133. od. per IOO square feet 60 ,, 6 9 0 8 0 ,, 7 8 0

100 ,, 9 2 0 I20 ,, 13 15 0

Itooi liglitv with or without ventilation can be formed in the roofs dccordins to requi~ements.

P A T E N T HOOFING. PELTS, S T R I P SLATI<S. SHINGLES. &a.

TURNERS ASBEYTOB CEMENT GO. Brancli of ' ~ U R N E R & SEWALL LTD. " SERVAL" Asbestos Felt may be used wherever sarking, rooting or

fioormg felts are employed. Unlike the ordinary type of felting, " SERVAL " Asbestos Felt is made vith a base of mineral asbestos, filled with mineral bitumen. I t can be obtained in six grades, '' Standard weight," No. I ply coated, No. z ply coated and Fire-resisting, and also Cork-coated in light and henvy qualities. I t is i~npervions to the severest conditions of weather and once laid lasts for yenrs without

I Materid. Price per Roll.

i "SXRTAL " Asbestos Felt.

I. St#andard weigllt , 34 yds. X 36 ins. 1 i 2. No. I 1,ly coated . . i 12 yds. X 36 ins. 1 8 6

3. No. o 1)ly coated . . 12 yds. X 36 ins. ~ I3 6 ~ 4. Fire-l 'esisii~~g . 5 . Cork-coat~xl l ight q'lity

6. Cork-coated henry q'lit! - - - . - -. .- - -

12 !di. X 36 ins. ' Ia 1 d.;. X 36 ins. 1 10 o

12 yd>. X 36 ins. 1 ' j 9 I I j 0

. - .- - -- - -

318 CARPENTER.

P A T E N T R O O F I N G . F E L T S , &c.-eonlinued.

D. ANDERSON & SON'S LTD. "Red Hand" Felts, gross prices :- s. d.

Stoniflex Roofing Felt, 12 yds. x I yd. . per roll 11 6 ,, Sacking ,, a $ 9 9 0

, Lining ,, 9 9 . ,, 6 9 Asphalte Roofing ,, 25 yds. x 32 in. . . , , 14 2

, Sarking ,, . , 10 7 Bituminous Inodorous Felt , , No. I quality ,, 14 2 Ditto ,, 2 ,, ,, 10 7 Bituminous Hair Pelt, underlining for roofs, tloors, &c. ,, 33 o I ' Sanodor " Odourless Felt, 25 yds. x 32 in. . 1 , 2 2 . 3

" Macasfelt " Flat Roofing consists of three layers of plastic bitumen asphalte, combined with layers of flexible waterproof sheeting, finally finished with macadam, usually $ in. thick. The total thickness is about I in. and the weight about 6 Ihs. per square foot. Price f rom 6s. per yard super, but varies according to area and situation.

" Rok " Roofing, made in four weights. Each roll contains suflicient roofing to cover zoo square feet of roof. Sixteen square feet are included in each roll to allow for laps a t s e a m .

s. d. s. d. $ply . . per roll 20 o 2 ply , . per roll 28 6 1 , . . ,, 2 2 6 / 3 , , . . ,, 34 0 .

'LFlextile" Koofing rolls, 12 yards by I yard, red or green, xgs. 6J. per roll.

Flextile Shingles in crates of jo s t r ip , each 36 iu. X 10 in., suficient to cover 50 square feet of roof surface. Colours, red and green. Price including nails for fixing, 203, ad. per crate.

" Sanodor " Roof Lining, untearable, odourless, waterproof, pliable felt. For underslating and insulating, 2j yds. long X 32 ins. wide, 22s. gd. per r d l . -

"Twiuplex." A reinforced bitumen roof liuing felt, odourless and untearable. Can bestretched on rafters without the useof boarding. In rolls, 24 yds. X I yd., 14s. 6d. pel ~011.

';Tllernlotile" is a system of t>hree layers of bitumen conlbined with layers of flexible waterproof sheetiug upon which are bedded special reinforced asbestos tiles, 12 in. square X I in. thick. The total thick- uees is approximately I$ in, and the weight approximately 8 Ibs. per square foot. Price 11s. 011. pe?' sqtcnre ? /n l r l for fair areas.

VULCANITE, LTD., Pelican Works, 96a, Peckham Road, S.E.1 j. Vulcanite Roofing is a composite built-up roof covering, con-

sisting of a series of layers of bitumen impregnated sheeting and pure natural bitumen, and is usuilly finished with $ in. macadam or 2 in. of gravel. Phe edges are dressed up triangular mood fillets with lead, copper or zinc corer flashings and the eaves are finished with zinc or copper kerbs or aprons.

OARPENTEB.

PATENT ROOFlNG, FELTS, &a.-contifl~ed. V U L C A S I ~ , LTD.-continued.

Approximate cost of flat roofing, finished with rnastic to receive gravel in fair quantities, in London . . per yd. super 4s. od. Ditto in provinces . , . . . ,, ,, ,, 5s. od. Add if finished with + in. Bitu-hlacadani . ,, , , ,, IS. 611.

Gravel, wood fillets, flashing, kerbs and aprons are measured and charged extra.

23% Cash Discount. " Globe " Mineral Surfaced Bitumen Roofing, iiiade in 2 colonrs (green

and red) in rolls containing 12 square yards. Length 36 feet, midtli 36 ins. A roll will cover approxiulately loo square feet of roof surface. Approximate weight 70 Ibs. 17s. 6d. p e r roll. Carriage paid on 6 rolls. 13road-headed galvanised nails and cement for orerlaps IS. 4d. per ?oil extra.

" Silver Apex " is a Roofing Pelt ; i t r silver finish is made froni a pare ~niueral and so cannot fade or wash out and will reti~iii i t s brightness and sparkle for many years. I t has valuable insulating properties since the silver finish reflects the rays of the suu. Jn rolls containing 12 square yards. Length 36 feet, width 36 ins. A roll will cover approsinlately roo square feet of roof surface. Approximate weight 55 Ibs. 151- per roll. Carriage paid on 8 rolls. Broad-headed galvani~ed nail3 and celllent for overlaps I/+ per roll extra.

" Rexilite," Ready .to Fix Roofing, a self-finished Bitumen Hoofing. A roll contibins 24 square yards. Length 72 ft. by wid t l~ 3 ft. A roll will cover approximately zoo square feet of roof surface. Prices include accessories for fixing, viz., galvanized clout headed nails and Rexilite Bitumen Cement.

3 ply appros. weight 10; Ibs. 34- pe?' l'oll. Carriage paiil on 8 rolls.

Deduct 31- per roll if accessories are not required. 15 % Trade Discount.

" Leatherite" a self-finished Black Pelt for any purpose. Each roll contains 15 super yards. Length 45 feet by width 3 feet.

" A " quality approx. weight 561bs. 1gl8per roll. Carriage paid on 8 rolls. ' I B "

3 , 38 9 , 1018 ,, ,, r , 9 , ,912 t q

44 ?l ,, ,, 26 ,, 81- ,, ,, I t I f ,,16 ,I 15 % Trade Discount.

" Tilex," a self-faced Bitumen Felt, specially prepared for underlining to slates and tiles and supplied in rolls 24 yards long by 1 yard vide. 1816 per roll. Carriage paid on 8 rolls.

10% Trade Discount.

a20 OABPENTEB.

PATENT ROOPING, PELTS. &o.-continued,

THE RUBEROID CO., LTD. "Ruberoid" Roofing. Standard smooth finish, in rolls containing

24 square yards, width 36 ins., length 72 feet run. One roll covers approxi~nately zoo square feet of roof surface. If rolls are desired to be in one length i t should be stated.

Price, including tixirg accessories ( i . e . , I packet 2 in. galvanized clout nails and t t h imp, gallon Ruberoid Ce~ueo t ) :

8 . d. i ply (45 Ibs.) Grey Huberoid Rooting per roll 20 o 1 ,, 6 1 . 1 , ,, ,, 2 3 0 2 ,, (85 l h ) ,, $, I 7 , 29 0

3 ,, (105 ]be.) 9 , ,, 9 35 0

I ,, (65 Ibs.) Red Ruberoid Hooting ,, 25 o 2 9 , (85 lbs.) 9 , $ 7 32 6

Slate Surfaced " Huberoid " Hooting, made in one thickness (heavy 8 j Ibs.), width 36 ins. Rolls contain 12 square yards and cover opproxi- ~ u a t e l y roo square feet Price includes Black "Ruberoid" ceniont and packet of clout nails. Red or green, 19s. 6d. per roll . " Ruberoid " Str ip Slates. I n crates sufficient to cover 50 square feet

of roof surface. Price includes nails for fixing. Red or green, octagonal, 20s. cd. per crntc.

Slate surfaced Ruberoid, for eaves kc., in rolls 36 feet long and 84 ins. wide, 5s. od. p e r roll .

Zylex Bituminous Slater's Felt.-In rolls 24 yds. X I yd. weight 45 Ibs. per roll 8s. ad . , 60 lbs. 11s. gd.

Reinforced Zylex Slaters Felt.-In rolls 24 yds. X I yd. Does not puncture or tear when slates or tiles are fixed. In rolls 24 yds. X I yd. weight 60 Ibs. per 1.011 14s. 6d.

Pluvex Felt. For small buildings and for underslating and linings. In rolls of 12 square yards ; standard weight, 5s. cd. per roll ; heavy weight, 7s. od. per roll.

GEORGE BI. CALLENDER & GO., LTD., a s Victoria Street, S.W.I.

" Veribest " (Bitumen Self-finished) Roofing Felt.

s. d. Each roll is sufficient to corer I ply (per roll of 216 square ft.) 19 9 two squares with laps, and is 2 ply ,, P ,, 24 3 packed complete with galvan- 3 P ~ Y 1 9 ,, 29 3 ized nails and liquid cement i for tixing.

Carriage paid on 4 rolls r ply ; 3 rolls z ply ; 2 rolls 3 ply.

" Bitufelt" Bi tun~en Hooting Felt. 111 rolls 12 yards long X I yard wide, No. I, 6.7, gd., No. 2, qa. gd. per

roll. No accessories.

ro rolls sent carriage pa id

OARPENTER.

PATENT ROOPING, PELTS, &o.-contiltued.

~ ~ ~ K I R G E M. CALLENDSR & CO., LT~.-~0?Lti7Llled.

" Rooferite" (Bitumen) Rooting and Sarlcing Felts. 8. d. No. I Roofing, per roll of 15 square yards . 1 2 5

3 , 2 ,, 9 , 1 9 11 . I 0 9

, , 3 Sarking ,, , ,, . 6 9

6 rolls of No. I , 7 rolls of No. 2, or 10 rolls of No. 3 sent carriage paid. " Bituline " Bitumen Insulating Felt and Lining Paper.

For cold storage and building work. I n rolls 24 yards long X I yard wide, 6 s . 6d. pel. roll, 10 rolls sent carriage paid.

All Felt prices subject to special terms for quantities.

THE SOUTH WALES BRATTIOE CLOTH & RUBBER GO., LTD., East Usk Works, Newport, Monrnouthshire.

'' RUFEREEN." A strong and waterproof durable bitumenised fabric or canvas for roofs, and sides of bungalows, halls, sheds, barns, poultry houses, &c, and for undertiling. In rolls, lz yards X 36 inches wide. List price I O S , od. per roll. Other widths and lengths on npplication.

" BRATISIISEN." A cheaper "untearable felt " tlmn "Rufereen," suit- able for sarking or under t~l ing, etc. 111 rolls, 24 yards X 36 inches wide, o r can be made specially in other lengths and widths. I t is strong enough to be fixed across rdfterv without roof boarding or reinforcement. I t also obviates the necessity of "Torching " the tiles. List price 7d. per s q u a r e yard. 14s od. p e r roll o f 2 4 ?pSi ls . See Adve~,tisement.

" UNDALEEN." A superior untearable folt, with a dressing of granu- lated cork on both sides, for rindertiling or underslating, where extra in- sulation is required. Also recotnmended for underlay of linoleum, &c I n rolla 24 yards and 15 ywds X 36 inches. Price ~orl. per square yard.

Trade Discount t o Builders' Merchants 333.z.

I:DWARD LLOYD WALLUOARDS LIMITED, Shell hIex House,Strancl,\V.C.z.

Half-inch and & in. LLOYD BlTunrl~ous BOARD makes an ideal under- lay for asphalte roof flats or sarking under slates and tiles, being an insulator as well a s impervious to moisture and immune to dry rot. Available in sheets 4 It. wide and 10 ft.; 1 2 ft. and 14 It . long. Half-inch thickness @ 32d. to 4 4 d per ft. and & i n . lhickness @ zQd. to 3&/. per ft. according l o the qoaniity.

CARPENTER.

FENCING.

THE "STANFORD " (CLEW CHESTNUT) FENCINQ MFO. CO. LTD., Station Works, Railway Sidings (L.M. & S.), Stanford-le-Hope, Essex.

" STANFORD "(All British) C L E ~ CHESTNUT AND WIRE FENCING.

PIUCES QUOTED are Builders' prices for cash ex Works. For carriage prepaid add 10% for Fencing and 20% for Posts. If under

50 yards add 15% for Fencing and 25% for Posts. All prices a t per yard run (without Posts). All material if treated with Creosote preservative add 76% to price. For each additional cable of 4 strands of 1q-gauge Wire add ~ f d . per yard. Any design or spacing manufactured a t pro rala rate. Fixing is undertaken and charged according to local conditions,

quantities and distance, from 3)d. per yard. Spacing in all sizes is measured between the Pales on lower cable. S T ~ E " A." I'ales level at top bound eight strands of best Galvanized

Wire (each 14 gauge) in two cables, each Pale stapled to the cable.

Height. All Pales full height. 2' o" 2' 6" 3' o" 3' 6" 4' o" 4' 6" 5' o" 5' 6" 6' 0"

Pales s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . 5 in. apart. o 39 o 42 o 5% o 6f o 7a o 8f o gf o I O ~ o I I ~

4in. ,, 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 f o g f o 1 0 ) 1 0 1 I

3 in. , o 4% o 5P o 69 o 8 o g& o 109 o I I Q I I& I 2% 2 in. ,, o 5& o 69 o 7f o g) o 112 I I I 2f I 4 i I 6 Close as poss-

ible. 1 2 1 6 1 g 2 0 ~ 6 2 g 3 0 3 3 3 8

STYLE " C." P&s alternately long and short bound 24 strands best Galvanized Wire (each 14 gauge) in three cables, each Pale stapled to the cable. Height of Long Pales. 3' o" 3' 6' 4' o" 4' 6" 5' o" 5' 6" 6' on Height of Short Pales. 2' o" 2' 6" 2' 6" 3' om 3' 6" 3' 6" 4' 0"

s . d . 8 . d . s . d . 8 . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . Pales5 in. apa1.L . . o 5 o 6 o 7 o 79 o 8) o gf o 10)

, 4 i n ,, . . o 59 o 69 o 72 o 89 0 o IO$ 1 0

,, 3 in. ,, . . o 61, o 7% o 82 o gb o 101 I o I 1 4 ,, 2 in. ,, . . o 79 0 g o I O ~ o I I ~ I I I 22 1 41

~'osI's, STRAINING POSTS AND ~'I'RU'rS.

Length. 3P6" 4#o* 4,6" 5#o" 5'6" 6to" 6#6" ,to" 7t 6" 8' o" 8'6" IntermediaLePosts (1. d. d. d. d. d. s. d. s.d. 8 . d . s . d . s . d .

0 r S t ~ t s . Cost 2f 3 3) 4f 5 59 6 7 8 9 9 1 C

Straining Posts. Cost . . 4% 6 7 89 10 11 I o r 2 1 4 I 7 2 o

THE (CLEFT A I Q U A L I T Y - ~ 3 COST 1

T H E QUALITY HIGHER - T H E SERVICE BETTER

FENCING HAS THE

LONGEST LIFE and THE LOWEST COST FC 0 VD STANFORD ( C ~ E ' ~ ~ ~ E T ) MI. C. 1..

(STATION WORKS L.M. & S.) STANFORD-LE-HOPE, ESSEX Ask for Special Quote :. Phone 166

ICLEFT A I Q U T L I T Y - C ~ C O S T ) ALSO

GATES

HURDLES

etc., etc. WE GROW AND MAKE FROM A-TO-Z

324 CARPENTER.

FENCING-ronlin~rrd.

TI%% "ST,\SFOIII) " (CLEFT OHESTSU~.) FESCING 31~~;. 60. LI~D. - - co~~ . HAND GATIS to match Vencing (Deal Frames).

Fitted with Anglo Hinges allcl Surface Balanced Latch. Prices complete as above ex Works or F.O.R. Carriage paid 15% extra.

Height. Width. Price. Width Price. 8 . d. 9. d.

If Pales are less than 2" apart add 71%.

FIELD GATES (Fittings extra but Fitted Free). Height. Width. Price. Width. Price.

s. d. s. d. 'if o" g' o" zz 6 10'0" 25 o 4' 6" 9'0" 26 6 10' 0" zy o 5' 0" g' 0" 30 0 10'0" 33 0

Gates in Pairs (for same width) add 10% to price. PI~NG~.-Double strap hook and ride (24") @ 1116 Set. Spring Latch

and Catch 616, or Staple Latch with Lip 313.

THE STANLEY UNDERWOOD CO. LTD., Pitfold Mill, Shottermill, Haslemere, Surrey.

" STANLEY " C L E ~ CHESTNUT FENCING. Speciiication.-Stout pales cleft from English grown Chestnut, bound

with best " Crapo " galvanized wire, each line made up of four pieces No. 13 gauge. Made in ten-yard lengths and dispatched in rob .

Prices per yard run without posts :- Style A No. I. All Pales full height, two lines of wires.

Height. 2' on 2' 6" 3' 0" 3' 6" 4' on 4' 6" 5' on 6' 0'' s . d . s . d . 8 . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d .

l'illrs$in.apart.o 7 o 8 o g o 11 I o) I 2 I 4 I 7 ,, gin. ,, o g o r o 0118 I I& I 4 I 6 I 8 2 I ,, ? in . ., o r o I o I z I 4& I 7 1 x 0 2 I 2 6 ,, ~ i i n . ., o I I ~ I I& I 4 I 7 I 10 2 I 2 4 z 11

Style A No. 2. All Pales full height,, t h e e lines of wires. IIright,s 3 ft. o in. to 6 it. o in. add I@. to prices of Style A No. I.

Style A No. 3. All Pales full height, four lines of wires. Heights 4 ft. o in. to 6 it. o in, add gH. to prices of Style A No. I.

Style Ii N o . I . Pales alternately long and short, three lines of wires. Height. 3' on 3' 6" 4' 0" 4' 6" 5' 0" 6' 0"

s , d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . Pales 3 ~ I I . aparL . . I o I 15 I 3 I 4f I 7 I 10

,, z in . ,, . . I 2 1 4 I 5 ) 1 8 I I O ) Z ~ & , I ) . , . . I 3f I 6 I 7) 1101 z I* z 6

CARPENTER.

THE STANLEY UNDERWOOD CO. I ~ ~ ~ , - - c o n l i ? ~ u e d .

Style R No. 2. Alternate Pales I ft. o in. shorter than height of fence, four lines of wires.

Height. 4, 4> 6" 5, 6' s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d .

Pales 3 jn. apart . I 5 I 7) I gh 2 2 ,, 2 m. ,, . I 81 I I1 2 2 2 7 , I in. , . I 103 2 2 2 5 2 111

St?yle C . Pales nearly close, thee lines of wires. Height. 2' 6" 3' o" 3' 6" 4' o" 4' 6" 5' o" 6' o"

s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . 2 0 2 6 3 0 3 6 4 0 4 6 5 6

The Pales are bound as close together as it is possible to get them.

Souo~nra.-The " Stanley " Chestnut Fencing Gates and Posts can be treated with brown Solignum wood preservative at an additional charge of 10%.

Canmo~.-Chestnut Fencing Posts and Gates sent carriage paid to any railway station in England and Wales not exceeding 200 miles from London.

T~ms.-Prices of " Stanley " Chestnut Fencing, Posts and Gates are subject to a builder's discount of 20%.

FI~Q.-Approximate cost of fixing locally by builder: 3 ft. o in. 4d., 3 f t . 6 i n . 5d . ,4 f t .o in .6d . ,4 f t .6 in .7d . ,5 f t .oin.8d. ,6f t .oin.gd.per yard run.

POSTS for Stanley Cleft Chestnut Fencing.

Straining Posts.-A straining post should be placed at aU ends, angles and at intervals of about 50 yds. in long lengths of fence.

Struts.-Each end straining post should be provided vith a strut. Angle straining posts and those placed at intervals in line of fence each require two struts.

Intermediate Posts.-Intermediate posts should be fixed 2 to 3 yds. apart, but for fencing 4 ft. 6 in. and over 2 yds. is recommended.

All posts are supplied 2 ft. o in. longer than height of fencing, except, the straining posts for 5 ft. o in. and 6ft. o in. fencing, which arr 2 ft. 6 in. longer.

Prices each : Height of fence. 2' 0" 2' 6" 3' or' 3' 6" 4' o" 4' 6" 5' o" 6' 0"

s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . Saw? strainFg posts,

4 m . x 4 1 n . 2 4 2 8 3 o 3 4 3 8 4 o 4 1 0 5 8 Sawn struts, 3 in. x

2 m . . . . o I o o I I I I 1 3 I ~ 1 ; r I g 2 1 Round or cleft inter-

mediate posts, av- eragegin.diam.. o 6 o 7 o 8 o r o I o I 2 I 4 I 8

7"

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FENCING--continued.

%E STANLEY UNDERWOOD CO. LTD.--continued. GATES to match Chestnut Fencing.

Field Gates gft. o in. wide.- Height. 3' 0" 3' 6' 4' 0' 4' 6" 5' 0" 6' 0"

3 . d . s . d . 8 . d . 8 . d . 3 . d . s . d . To match Style A Nos. I,

2 and 3 . 27 6 29 6 31 6 33 6 36 o 45 o To match Styie B NOS. I

and z . . . 2 9 0 3 1 3 3 3 6 3 5 9 3 8 6 4 8 0 ~ o m a t c h ~ t y l e b . . 33 6 36 6 39 6 42 6 46 o 57 o Extra if gate is made 10 ft.

w i d e . . . , 2 0 2 3 2 6 2 9 3 0 3 6 Extra if gate is made in two

leavestohangfolding . I o I o I o 5 o 5 6 5 6

Fitti-.-For Field Gates : one air W.I. hinges and hook and staples fastening, 13s. od. per set.

- For Gates made in two leaves : two pairs W.I. hinges, latch, centre stop

and bolt for tastenine at foot. 1%. 6d. Der set. - , . Gate Posts.-

Height of gate. Length. Per pair. a. a.

3 ft. o in. 5 ft. 6 in. 14 0

3 ft. 6 in. 6 ft. 6 in. 22 6 4 ft. o in. 7 it. o in. 25 6 4 ft. 6 in. 7 ft. 6 in. 27 6 5 ft. o in. 8 ft. o in. 30 0

6 ft. o in. 9 it. o in. 35 0

Hand Gates, 3 ft. 6 in. wide.- Height. 2' 6" 3' 0" 3' 6" 4' 0" 4' 6" 5' 0" 6' 0"

3 . U . S . d . 3 . d . 8 . d . 3 . d . 3 . d . S . d . To match Style A

Nos.1,nandg KO 3 10 g 11 3 12 3 15 3 16 o 18 6 To match Style B

Nos. I and 2 , - 11 6 12 o 13 o 16 3 17 o 19 g TomatchStyleC . 12 3 13 3 14 3 15 g 19 3 20 6 23 6

Fittings.- W.I. hinges and latch for gates up to 4 ft. o in. high, 4s. 6d. per set. W.I. hinges and latch for gates 4 ft. 6 in. to 6 ft. o in. high, 53. od. per set. Gate posts.-

Height of gate. Length. s. d. 2 ft. 6 in. 5 ft. o in. 7 0

3 ft. o in. 5 ft. 6 in. 8 o 3 ft. 6 in. 6 f t . o in. 9 0

4 ft. o in. 6 f t . 6 in. 9 10

4 ft. 6 in. 7 ft. o in. 10 8 5 ft. o in. 8 ft. o in. 12 4 6 ft. o in. g ft. o in. I4 0

S O L I ~ N U ~ ~ - C A R R I A ~ E - T ~ R M ~ (see preceding page).

CARPENTER.

FENCING-conlinfred.

THE STANI~EY UNDERWOOD CO. h.--continued.

OAK PARK PALE PENCINQ.-See aduertwemmt. Specificat ion.--

31t.oin.,3ft.6in.and4ft.oin.high. Posts 4 in. x 4 in., 2 ft. in ground, two lines of arris rails 2 ex 3 in.. x

3 in., one gravel plank 6 in. x I & in., plank stump 2 it. 6 in, x 2 in. x 2 in., sawn featheredged pales 3+ in. x in. x f in., or cleft oak pales for nailing four to the foot.

4 ft. 6 in. high.

Posh 5 in. x 4 in., 2 ft. 6 in. in ground, arris rails, gravel plank, plank stump and pales a.b.

5 ft. o in. high.

PosLs 5 in. x 4 in., 2 ft. 6 in. in ground, three lines of arris rails 2 ex 38 in. x 34 in., gravel plank, plank stump, and pales a.b.

5 ft. Gin. and6ft .o in. high.

Posts 6 in. x 4 in., 2 ft. 6 in. in ground, three lines of arris rails 2 ex 34 in. x 34 in., one gravel plank, plank stump, and pales a.b.

Posts are sent for placing at about g ft. o in. centres and have butt ends. Posts have weathered tops and are morticed for rails and notched for gravel planks ; ends of rails are cut for tenoning to posts. Oak pins and gal- vanized nails for fixing are included.

All materials are sent loose ready for erection, but prices do not include fixing. -

NETT PRICES per lineal yard free on mil, Haslemere station, Surrey (without builder's profit).

With With High. sawn pales. cleft pales.

s. d. s. 2. 3 ft. o in. 5 3 5 9 3 ft. 6 in. 5 6 6 2

4 ft. o in. 6 o 6 10 q ft. 6 in. 6 10 7 10

5 ft. o in. 8 7 9 9 5 ft. 6 in. 9 7 10 11

6 ft. 0 in. 10 3 11 9

Extras.-Weathered capping 24 in. x 14 in., and counterrail 2 in. x I& in. I S . ~ d . per yard run.

If posts are carried up 6 in, higher and have rounded or four-way weathered tops, qd. per yard run.

C a ~ m o ~ . - A d d to above prices for carriage : to stations in London area. 10% ; to stations up to 50 miles from London, 12a% ; to stations up to IOO miles from London, 15%.

Fma-Approximate cost of Gsing per lineal yard by local builder : gft.oin.,3ft.Gin.,1~.9d.; 4ft .oin. ,4fL.6in. ,zs .od.; 5ft .oin. ,5f t .6in. 6 ft. o in., 28. gd.

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328 OARPENTER.

GATES to match Oak Park Fencing. Double Leaf Gates. Specifcation.--9 ft. o in. wide, strongly framed, af in. thick, with

weathered capping and gravel plank and covered with sawn featheredge pales or cleft pales. Posts 6 in. x 6 in, with rounded or four-way weathered tops. Wrought iron reversible hinges, ring handle latch, oak centre stump and bolt for fastening at foot.

High. E s. d. High. 1: s. d. 3 ft. 0 in. 6 1 0 o 5 ft. 0 in. 9 0 0 3 ft. 6 in. 6 1 7 6 5 ft. 6 in. g 10 o 4 f t . o in. 7 7 6 6 ft. o in. 10 o o 4 ft. 6 in. 8 1 0 o

Hand Gates.

Speci6cation.-3 it,. o in. wide, stro~lgly framed, ? A i n . thick, wilh weathered capping and gravel plank and covered with sawn featheredge pales or cleft l~ales. Posts 5 in, x 5 in, or 6 in. x 4 in., with rounded or four-way tops. Wrought iron reversible hinges, and ring handle latch.

High. E s. d. High. £ s. d. 3 ft. o in. 3 0 0 5 ft. o in. 4 0 0

3 ft. 6 in. 3 2 6 5 ft. 6 in. 4 5 0

4 ft. o in. 3 7 6 6 ft. o in. 4 10 o 4 ft. 6 in. 3 17 6

CARRIAGE.-A~O~~ prices for gates include carriage to railway stations up to 200 miles from London.

TERMS.-Prices of above gates are subject to a builder's discount of 2 0 %

" STANLEY " INTERLACED FENCINQ-~~~ advertisement.

Speci6cation.-The fencing is made in panels z yds. long between the posts and consists of slats 3 in. x ) in. interlaced, stops I in. x 2 in., weathered capping 24 in. x I) in., and centre supports I+ in. x 18 in. Dimensions of posts are given below: each post is aupplied with a cham- fered cap.

Pricea per yard lineal, i~uluding posts, caps, and centre support to go into ground.

~ t $ c A . In Red Deal Height of Dimensions In In but with Posts

Fence. of Posts. Oak. Red Deal. in Chestnut. s. d. s. a. s. a.

3 f t . o i n . 5f t .6in. long, 3in. x 3 i n . 6 6 4 3 4 7 4f t .o in . 6 f t . 6 i n . ,, gin. x 3in. 7 10 5 2 5 7 5 f t . o i n . 7 f t . 6 i n . ,, g i n . x g i n . g 2 6 I 6 7 6 f t . o i n . g f t . o i n . ,, gin. x gin. 10 6 7 o 7 7

Style B (with square openings at top). In Red Deal

Height of Dimensions In In but with Pmta Fence. of Posts. Oak. Red Deal. in Chestnut.

.. - N.B.-The open portion in Style R is about I ft. in 4 fL. fencing, I* ft. in

5 ft. fencing, and 2 ft. in 6 ft. fencing. Panels less than 2 yds. long will be charged as 2 yds.

GATES to match Interlaced Fencing. Double Leaf Gates.-

Specification.--9 ft. o in. wide with strong framing 2&. in. thick with weathered capping, filled in with slats interlaced. Posts 6 in. x 6 in., with chamfered CUDS. Wroueht iron reversible hinees. thumb latch. centre - . stump and bolt for f a s t e h g at foot.

To match Style A . To match Style B. In Red Deal In Red Deal

but with Posta but with Posh Hcight. In 0ak.Red Deal. in Chestnut. In Oak. Red Deal. in Chestnut.

s. a. s. a. 8 . a. s. a. s. a. s. a. gft.oin.105 o go o 93 o 1x0 o 95 o 98 o 4 ft. o in. 122 6 102 6 106 6 127 6 107 6 111 6 5 ft. o in. 150 o 125 o 129 6 155 o 130 o 134 6 6 ft. 0 in. 165 0 135 0 140 0 170 0 I40 0 145 o

Hand Gates. Specification.-3 ft. o in. wide with strong framing 2 in. thick with

weathered capping, filled in with slats interlaced. Posls 4 in. x 4 in. with chamfered caps. Wrought iron reversible hinges and thumb latch.

To match Style A . To match Style B. In Red Deal In Red Deal

In but with Posts In but with Posta Height. In Oak. Red Deal. in Chestnut. In Oak. Red Deal. in Chestnut.

s. d, s. a. s. a. s. a, s. 3. s. ll. 3 ft. o in. 38 6 32 6 33 6 41 0 35 0 36 0 4 ft. o in. 43 6 36 o 37 6 46 o 38 6 40 o 5 ft. o in. 53 o 43 6 45 G 55 6 46 0 47 6 6 ft. o in. 60 o 47 6 50 o 62 6 50 o 52 6

Souewuar.-The "Stanley" Interlaced Fencing and Gales can be Lreated with brown Solienurn wood preservative at an additional charee - - of 10%.

Ca~~I~e~. - In te r laced Fencing and Gates sent carriage paid to any railway station in England and Wales not exceeding zoo miles from London.

TER~.-Prices of "Stanley " Interlaced Fencing and Gates to makh are subject to a builder's discount of 20%.

Frcmo.-Approximate cost of fixing per lineal yard by local builder, IS. gd. to IS. 6d.

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330 OARPENTER.

FENCING-conli?lued. ~ I E R T O N ABREY JOINERY WORKB, Shore Street, Merton Abbey, 8.W.19.

OAK FENCING WITH CONCRETE POSTS. Concrete posts 6 in. X 34 in. up lo g r o m d level and 1,apering towartls

the top, finishingqin. X 36in. Oak side posts 3 in. X z in., bolted tomain posts, reaching to grouud line only, mortised to taka rails and notched for gravel board. Arris rails ex 3 in. X 3 in. ; gravel board 6 in. X 12 in. ; capping 2; in. X I+ in. with counter rail 2 in. X 12 in. ; pales 34 in. wide, feather edge to overlap not less than 4 in. ; galvanized nails. I n 10 St. panels

Prices per yard, including 10 % for builders :- Keight . . . 4 ft . q f t . 6 in. 5 f t . 5 ft . 6 in. 6 f t . 6 ft. Gin. Wit11 saw1 pales . 7/94 8/5$ 911 10/5f 1111 1119 Withcleftpales . 8/10 1011 111- 13/14 1412 1513

Concrete posts can be tinted a t a slight es t ra charge. Prices include delivery t,o any station witliiii 100 miles of London fm.

orders of not less than 20 yards.

ROWLAND BROS. Bletchley,London showrooms,.+o&4~, Oxford Street ,W.~.

OAK PARK FENCING. Specification.- Poets for fences up to 5 ft. are 5 in. X 4 in. : above 5 ft. a re 6 in. x 4 in.

Arriv rails 2 ex 34 in. X 3) in. Gravel board, 6 in. X ~f in. Sawn pales 4 in. X f i n . on back. Cleft pales gain. Xg in. bare on back for $ in. lap. The lighter specification provides for posts 4 in. x 4 in. up to 5 It. o in. high, 5 i n . . x 4 in. up to 6 ft , o in. high, arris rails z ex 3 in. x 3 in. and gravel board 6 in. X I in., pales the snnie.

All in g ft, bays, posts required beyond one to each bay, extra. Materials sent loose.

The above can also be supplied in Larch, Fir, Creosoted Deal, or par t and part, together with Onk, and to any specification.

Prices per yard lineal : With With Prepared Sawn Pales. Cleft Pales. for fixing

s. (1. s. d. extra 4 it. o in. high ( 2 rails) 6 ? 8 2 6d. - ,

~ i ~ h t e r 5 5 7 4 6J. 4 it. 6 in. high (2 rails) 6 11 9 2 6d.

Lighter 5 11 8 3 6d. 5 ft. o in. high (3 rails) 8 2 10 8 8d.

Lighter 6 11 9 6 ad. 5 ft. 6 in. high ( 3 rails) 9 5 11 9 8d.

Lighter 8 2 10 6 8d. 6 ft. o in. high (3 rails) 10 3 1 2 10 8d.

Lighter 8 10 11 6 8d. Extras :-

Capping (2 ex 29 in. X 25 in.) and Counter rail ( 2 6 x I in.) gd. extra. Prepared for fixing i d , extra.

If top3 of posts rounded . 3d. ,, Ditko, pointed all way8 and necked . . 6d. ,, If s tump (2 ft. 6 in. X 3 in. X a in. pointed) to gravel board 2d. ,, A11 above prices are a t per yard linen1 of fence, in two ton lots. Carriage

paid to station.

OARPENTEB

FENCING-conllnl<ed.

ROWLAND R1ros.-continued.

GATES (planed) to ~ i ~ a t c h Oak Psrk Fencing. Pnirs. 23 in. If 2 iu. Revrrsible3iio. Oitk I foak

Height Ol~ening thick tilick Hiuges nnd rilig pOst,s llosts per paw. per pair. llauille latcl~ 7i1i.x iin. 6in.xGin.

fitted per set, pair. pnir. s, d. s. d. Y. (1. s. 3. s. d.

4 it. o in. g lt. o In. 76 6 70 o

1 26 6

4 f t . 6 in. g it. o in. 80 o 73 6 29 0 5 f t . o in. g ft. o in. 89 o 81 o 26 6 48 o 33 o 5 ft. 6 in. g it. o in. 9.4 o 86 o 50 6 35 6 6 ft. o in. g ft. o in. gg o 91 o 56 o 38 6

Any of the above pairs with Cleft Pales instead of Sawn, a t 81- per pair extra.

Fall bolt and oak s tump are ~rovided for in the above ironwork.

Wickets. 23 ill, If ? in. Reversible 24 in. Oak If oak Height Opcniug tl,ick tliick hinges and ring posts posts

eacli. encll. handle latch Gin.x Gill. 6iu.x sin. iitted per set, pnir, pair.

n. LZ. s. d. Y. d. s. d. s. d. 4 ft. o in. 3 it. 6 in. 33 o 31 o

1 2 6 6 1 8 6

4 ft. 6 in. 3 it. 6 in. 34 6 32 6 29 o 20 o 5 f t . o in. 3 ft. 6 in. 39 6 36 G 11 o 3 3 6 2 3 0 5 ft. 6 in. 3 ft. 6 in. 41 6 38 6 35 6 25 0 6 it. o in. 3 ft. 6 in. 44 o ,+I o 38 6 27 6

Any of the above with Cleft Pales instlead of Sawn, 31- e:rch, extra. The above Gates can be ~ n a d e to any dimensions. Carriage paid t,o Stntions in lhgland & Wales

Tr:tde Discount I 5 % nett.

WIRE FENCING.

PAEKER, WINDER & ACHURCH, bm., Broad Street, Birmingham, I. Loidon ODcc : 7 & 8, Great Marlborough Street, W. I.

" EMPIRE " a L ~ K FENCINQ.

Price per roll of 25 yards, complete with Lie Wires. Other lengths over 25 yards a t pro rata prices. Msh.Gauge 3 ft. 3 ft. 6 in. 4 ft . 4 ft. 6 in. 5 ft. 5 ft. 6 in. ins. Wire. high. high. hgh. high. high. high. I 16 1 8 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 7 8 2 2 4 2 7 1 2 1 1 9

15 1 1 6 3 2 2 3 2 8 4 2 1 4 4 3 0 5 3 6 5 13 2 1 1 0 2 1 9 6 3 8 0 3 1 6 6 4 5 0 4 1 3 6

I$ 16 I 7 6 1 1 2 1 1 1 6 8 2 I 3 2 5 1 0 2 1 0 5 15 1 1 2 6 1 1 7 1 1 2 3 4 2 8 9 2 1 4 2 2 1 9 7 13 2 1 6 2 8 5 2 1 5 4 3 2 3 3 9 2 3 1 6 1

1) 15 1 3 3 1 7 I 1 1 1 0 1 1 4 1 0 1 1 8 9 2 2 7 14 1 5 9 I 1 0 0 1 1 4 4 1 1 8 7 2 2 1 1 2 7 2 12 2 0 0 2 6 8 2 1 3 4 3 0 0 3 6 8 3 1 3 4

332 CABPENTER.

FENGING-eo?ifinercd.

PAEKEB, WINDEB & ACW~CH, L T D . - - c ~ I ~ u C ~ . "EMPIRX " CHAIX LIYK F ~ ~ c l s @ - c o n t i n ~ i e d .

Msh.Gauge 3 ft. 3 ft. 6 in. 4 ft. 4 ft. 6 in. 5ft . ins. Wire. high. high. hqh. high. hgh. 12 14 0 1 9 3 1 2 5 1 5 8 1 8 1 0 1 1 2 1

13 1 5 0 1 9 2 1 1 3 4 1 1 7 6 2 1 8 11 1 1 6 0 2 2 0 2 8 0 2 1 4 0 3 0 0

2 14 0 1 7 6 1 0 5 1 3 4 1 6 3 1 9 2 13 I I 6 I 5 I I 8 8 1 1 2 3 1 1 5 1 0 11 1 1 1 6 1 1 6 , g 2 2 0 2 7 3 2 1 2 6 9 2 1 0 3 2 1 8 7 3 7 0 3 1 5 4 4 3 9

2) 14 0 1 4 9 0 1 7 2 0 1 9 8 I 2 I 1 4 7 12 1 3 6 1 7 5 1 1 1 4 1 1 5 3 1 1 9 2 10 1 1 2 6 1 1 7 1 1 2 3 4 2 8 g 2 1 4 2

3 14 0 1 4 0 0 1 6 4 0 1 8 8 I I o I 3 4 12 1 0 6 1 3 1 1 1 7 4 1 1 0 9 1 1 4 2 10 1 8 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 7 8 2 2 4 2 7 1 g 1 1 1 9 1 1 7 0 2 2 4 2 7 7 2 1 2 1 1

5 fl,. 6 in. high.

1 1 5 3 2 5 10 3 6 0 I I2 1

1 1 9 5 2 17 9 4 12 I

1 7 0 2 3 1 2 1 9 7 1 5 8 1 17 7 2 I1 g 2 18 2

Carriage paid home within cartage limits in Great Urilain. Prices of Intermediate gauges on application. Bnildera' discount z5')!,.

Special price8 for quantities.

" E M P ~ P " W o v s ~ Wme FPNCPS.

inches. inches. s. d. s. d. 4 24 22 g g o 6) o 7 Heavy boundary 6 40 22 g g o 8+ o g Heavy sheep 7 44 22 g g o 9) o 10 Heavy estate 7 48 22 g g o 10 o 10) Heavy cattle

11 57 22 g 9 I 2h I 3 Farmhdeer 11 57 11 g Q I 7 I 7* Farm&deer 7 26 6 g 13 o 7& o 7& Garden

10 36 6 g 13 o g& o g Garden 7 42 13 g 12 o 8 o 8 Medium genera

Purposes 18 48 8 g 13 o 11 o 11 Poultry 2 0 60 8 g 13 I 2 I a Poultry

The above price8 are exclusive of posts and are subject to Uuildaru' Discount of 20%. Supplied only in 55 and I IO yard rolls.

Carriage paid on 55 yards to English and Welsh Stations and to any Post or Station in Scotland south of line between Aberdeen and Oban.

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JOINER.

TI,\IBElt SP].:CIlJICATlOR: for Great Britain adopted by

the Timber Trade Federation of the United Kingdom.

(For Carpentrg timber see Carpenter.)

(A.A.). FOR CONSTRUCTIONAL WORK 0 s THE HIGHEST CLASS :-

Generally all joinery and flooring to be prepared from well seasoned redwood, deals, battens and boards.

Joinery, except where otherwise specified, to be framed in redwood (also known as yellow fir), in first or second quality Russian or Swedish or first quality Finnish of the best shipments.

Flooring to be a quality not lower than unsorted redwood or yellow Russian, Swedish or Finnish boards or battens, or alternatively similar quality white, 4 in. being allowed for planing from the specified dimensions in thickness and + in. for each cdgr in the width, plus the tongue or rebate if so worked.

Generally all joinery and flooring to be prepared from well seasoned redwood, deals, battens and boards.

Joincry, except where otherwise described, Lo be constructed of redwood (also known as yellow fir) of grde or unsorted (firsts, seconds and thirds) Russian or the best shipments of unsorted wood from Sweden and Finland. (Brands to be approved by architect.)

Consult MORRIS about the Hardwoods

JOINER.

To be free from all loose knots and any knots larger than one penny in diameter, also free from discoloured sapwood and reasonably free from heart shake.

To be the customary trade thicknesses and widths and the thickness of all joinery specified are the dimensions before planing, ) in. being allowed for each wrot face from the specified dimensions.

Floorings to be of no lower grade than unsorted Swedish and/or Finnish redwood or white (either imported planed or prepared in this country) or of unsorted Russian redwood or white prepared in this country, + in. being allowed for planing from the specified thickness and ) in. for each edge in the width plus the tongue or rebate if so worked.

(B.) FOR CONSTRUCTIONAL WORK WHERE A LOW PRIME COST IS

ESSENTIAL LL-

Generally all joinery and floorings to be prepared from well seasoned redwood, deals, battens and boards.

Joinery to be constructed of redwood (also known as yellow fir) equal in quality to the best shipments of 3rds or unsorted redwood from Sweden, Finland or Russia.

To be free from loose knots, cross stakea, rot, and discoloured sap. To be the customary trade thickness and widths and the thicknessas of all the joinery specified are the dimensions before planing, + in. being allowed for each m o t face from the specified dimensions.

Floorings to be Russian, Swedish, Finnish or Norwegian redwood andlor white; if imported to be of a quality not lower than 3rd Swedish or if home manufactured to be of equal quality, & in, being allowed for plan- from the specified thickness and & in, for each edge in the width, plus the tongue or rebate if so worked.

APPENDIX.

Only redwood (also known as yellow) and whitewood fir have been specified, but the following alternative woods could all be substituted at the discretion of the architect, where supplies are available.

MORRIS present the pick o f the World's forests

JOINER. 335

No. 2 or Better Clear Douglas Fir (also known as Prime Clear British Colurnbian Pine or Oregon Pine).

No. 2 or Better Silver Spruce. No. 2 or Better Western Hemlock. Canadian Yellow Pine. First, Second and Third Siberian Pine. Canadian Red Pine. Long Leaf Pitch Pine.

T ~ ~ c ~ ; ~ ~ s s ~ , s . - T h e p ~ i c e s y i u e n throuyhout the " Joinel* " are for nomiual thicknesses, which will be found, as a rule, about I-8th to 3 -16 th of an inch more than the actual; but as it is now becoming very general to specify "jnislied thickness," it mvst be understood that a correspondiny i m r e a ~ e in price is to be charged, ns it interferes v r y materially with the converting o f stuff, especially in hard woods. I t will generally be found neceusay i f " finished thickness" i s specified to take an extra $inch of rough timber to cover this.

BASIC PRICES.

The prices throughout "Joiner" are based on cost of timber as follows :- s. a.

Yellow deal . . . . o 4% p t ~ fool super in the inch British Columbian pine . . o 4 9 9

Pitch pine . . . . o 8$ to g jd. ,, Wh~tewood (American) . . o 8

Engliih o:dc ( Iugb cut throupll and through) . , . o g t o I o ,,

Ditto (Wainscot Billets) . I 3 to I 6 ,, Ditto (Quartered sqnare-edged

stock) . . . . . I 6

Japanese oak (plain) . . o 7$toro&d. ,, Ditto (figured) . , . . o g to I I ,, Wainscot ,, (American) . I o t t 9 -.

,, ,, (Austrian). . I 4

American, Australian e African Walnut from MORRIS

338 JOINER. RASIG PRICES--conlint~td.

Cuba mahogany . . from I 3 per foot supeis in the inch. Walnut (Australian) . , I I +

,, (French) . . . I 6 ,, (American) . . i 2

,, (English) . . . I 6 Moulrnein teak . . from 10 1 9

Labors generally on the above, taking those on Deal as I, are :-Pitch Pine 13, Oak, M a h o g and Walnut 22, and Teak 3.

Circular work on plan is considered flat sweep, if utliler half-inch rise, per foot in length of the chord.

Ditto, quick sweep, above half an inch rise. For all circular work on plan (unless otherwise mentioned), add to

the price of the straight a fourth for every of an inch rise on a foot of the chord line, which will generally cover cost.

s. d . Example-If the price of straight work be . . 2 0

It will be for circular work 2, i m h rise 2 6 ;: 3 0 3 6

1 7 , 4 0 Circular on plan to small quadrant corners, three times the price of

straight. See note in Carpenter as to the grooved ;mI tongued boarding.

EMPIRE TIMBERS. The following a re approximate prices of a number of Empire grown

Limbers wbich arc now obtainable without difficulty: readers a r e referred to the book on Empire Timbers published by the Imperial Insti- tute, South Kensington,S.W'.7, for full descriptions and characteristics.

SOFTWOOD. DOUGLAS FIR is imported extensively from Canada, :iud large

quantities ;ire being used both for house construction and joinery purposes. FLOORINGS, known as Columbian Pine Floori~ig, a r e con- sidered very satisfactory being kiln dried, free of all defects and perfectly manufnctnred, in all sizes, I' X 4" to 6" and I&" X 4' to 6", in square edge and tongued and grooved and prepared for secret nailing.

The difficulty experienced in the past of obtniuing regul i~r w id t l~s has now been overcome by the Canadian hlills, under the new grading list, termed " N " list-Rules agreed upon after the recent O t t a ~ a Conference by the Lumber Association of British Columbia. Deals a r e being imported surfaced both edges and, if desired, all sides. Although reducing the size, i.e., z* X 8. finishing rf' X 7r, tests have proved they a re still stronger and superior to the average European Deal.

Prices a t present a r e :- Merchantable Building Quality S4S a. scant, usual

building sizes . . . . . . . £15/ro/- per std. Floorings I' X 4' and wider . . . . . I g/- per sq.

I&' Ditto . . . . . 3216 per sq. The Lumber Com~nissioner?or British Columbia, British Columbia.

House, I & 3, Lower Regent Street, London, S.JV.1, is always pleased ~ I I

advise those interested as to this material.

MORRIS Oak Flooring, f rom 351- t o 1351- :;:are

for the Building Trade

Choice seasoned stocks of T E A K + M A H O G A N Y + O A K W A L N U T + BIRCH + WHITEWOOD in their different varieties together with every other commercial Hardwood

Modern sawmill and artificial drying equipment produce the best floorings, both in strip and block, and enable us t o quote keen prices for mouldings and other forms o f prepared hardwood.

SAVENSDALE WClARI STAMFORD HILL & SAWMILLS. LONDON. N.16.

358 JOINER.

E M P I R E TIMBERS-conlinued. ' '

HE HAIIPTOX TI~IBER CO. LTD., Tulip Tree Wharf, Hampton, hiiddlesex. Western Hed Cedar is becoming very popular in this country, both for

fencingarid 'oinery. - - When useA for fencing it requires r.o chemical such as creosote, etc., as

i t is one of the few woods which are self-preserving, Used untreated for interior joinery, i t will weather to a golden brow11

colour. The quality for joinery and doors is know11 as U k q Clear or Factory

Select. For sills, Ukay Select Merchantnble. For fences, Ukay Nn. I

Rlerchantable. It can be obtained either rift, sawn, or place sawn. 'I'lie former is II preferiible for most uses, but the latt,er where figure is required.

Weight per foot cube, Kiln dried . . . 21 lhs. ,, Air dried . , , 22 ,, ,, green. . . . 29,,

(Average green moisture content, 3 9 % ) -

Prices compare, on an average, with British Columbian Pine (Douglas Fir), and for qnality it is cheaper than first yellow deal.

The following prices a r e for average specification without selection When picked for grain or extra long lengths or wide widths a r e requiver1 higher prices a r e chargerl.

Pel. foot orbe.

Austrnlian Silky Oak (Joinery and flooring) Tasmanian Oak (Flooring) . . . . Ja r r ah (Joinery and flooring) . . . Honduras Mahogany (Joinery) . . . Nigerian ,, 9 , . . . Indian White ,, 9, . . . Burma ,, 9 . . . Ciurgun (Joinery and flooring) . . . Nigerian Walnut (Joinery) . . . Australian ,, 9 9 . . . East Indian (Bombwe) Walnut (Jninery) . African Walnut (Joiuery) . , . , Australian Black Bean (Joinery and floorir~g) I'oko Teak (Nigeria (Joinery) . . . Larana Whitewood )Nigeria) (Joinery) . White Chuglam (Joine1.y) . . . . IndianSilver Greywood (Joinery and flooring) Padonk(Andaman (Joinery and countertops)

, (Burma) {Joinery) . . . . Pyinma 9 t . . . . Haldu , . . . IndianLaurelwood ,, . . . . Koko 9 , . . . . Pvnkado . . . . 0Lechi ,, . . . . Rarr i (Joinery :uid flooring) . . .

Widths. 6'- I 2'

s. d.' s. d. - I2 0 - 7 0

4 9 > * 6 6 - 14 0 I0 0

6 6 , , 8 6 8 6 ,, 10 6 6 6 9 , 9 6 - I0 0 - 15 0

12 0 ,, 14 0 8 6 ,. ro 6 - 16 o

11 9 ,, 18 o 7 6 ,, l a 0 8 6 , , l o 6 13 0 ,, '5 0 13 o ,, 16 o 12 0 ,, 15 0 8 6 ,, 11 6 8 6 , , 1 o 6 - 18 o

14 0 ,, 16 0

8 6 ,, 12 6 6 6 , , 8 6 4 999 6 6

I f it is FLOORING,send your enquiries to-

. . TRADE NOTICES.

T h e H a m p t o n T i m b e r Go., L td . , ho ld S tocks of Douglas F i r a n d C e d a r i n a l lqua l i t i e s of S a w n L u m b e r a n d F loor i l~gs . They have supp l ied v a r i o u s au thor i t i e s , i n c l u d i n g L o n d o n County Council con t rac t s , a n d mi l l s e n d samples if r equ i red .

James L a t h a m L t d . of 124, C u r t a i n Road , E.C.2 a n d 11'. W. H o m a r d Usos. & Co. of 3 8 , T r i n i t y S q u a r e , E.C.3, a r e t w o of t h e l a r g e s t i m p o r t e r s of E m p i r e h a r d w o o d s a n d h o l d stocks of t h e above t i inbers .

War. MALLINSON & SONS, LTD., 130-140, Hackney Road , E.z. H a r d w o o d t i m b e r merchan t s .

DEAL IN THIGKNESSES.

pel. j o o l super.

Rough (110 Inbor) . . . . . Ditto, edges shot . . . . . Wrought one side and edgcs . . . Wrought both sides and edges . . If cross.tongued . . , . add

If matched and headed orV-jointed .. (Including allowances for width)

UARDWOOD IN THIGKNESSES.

pers fool super.

+-inch rough (no labor) . . . ~ n c h ditto . . . . . . .

f:&h ditto . . . . . . . ~ i - i ~ ~ c h di t to , . . . . . . ~b-inch di t to . . . . . . . Add for each side wrouoht, including edges . .. for cross-touguing . . . . . .. if matched and beaded or V-iointed .

1 z h h roueh. I IO lnbor . . . . . . . Add for each'side wrought, i;rludiug edges. .. for cross-tougning . . . . . ,, if miltche~l nnd beaded or V-jointeil ,

If tire wood is sl~ecinlly selected nu ndditiun must be mnde on the above prices according to the prime cost. Generally an ndilitio~l of zo per ceut. on item* of rough, no lnbor, will covci this.

V. FRANGHI & GO. Ltd., 29 Howard Rd., London, N.16 cLtssold Telephone 3403 :

840 JOINER.

E N G L I S H O A K I N THIGKNESSES.

Waste, labor and nails included : per foot super.

I inch 12 inch I& inch z inch 8 . d . s.d. 8 . . 8 . d .

Rough-fixed . 1 4 1 8 s o 0 8 Edges shot , 1 5 1 9 2 2 2 1 0

Wrought one side and edge, . 1 8 2 0 2 5 3 2 If matched and beaded or V-joinled

on one side ndd . 0 4 4 0 5 0 5 $ 0 6 : Ditto both sides ndd . 0 6 0 6 a 0 7 0 8

D E A L F L O O R S : per squure. Labov and

Bsd Yellow Deal. Labor only. illaterials. 8, d.' 3. d.

I-mch WWI, edges shot . . . . . o 6 6 I 13 6 Ditto, wrought In batten (7411.) widths with

splayed headings . o 8 6 I 17 o D~tto, ditto in &in. widths with ditto . . o 12 9 2 g 6 I*-inch wrought in batten widths w ~ t h splayed . . -headings . . . o g o a 6 o

Ditto, ditto in &-in. widths with ditto . . o 13 6 2 17 6 If grooved and tonmed in batten widths on

Gin. or ~ f - i n . a d d . . o 2 6 o L( 6 Ditto, ditto in &in. widths add . o 3 o o 7 o I&-inch wrought in batten widths with splayed

headings . . . 0 9 6 2 1 5 6 Ditto, ditto in &in. widths with ditto . . o r o 6 3 3 9 I f groovedand tongued, or rebated and tilleted

in batten widths add . o 3 o o 6 o Ditto, ditto in &in. widths udd . o 4 6 o 9 6

HARDWOOD FLOORS. 'The prices for hardwood flooring vary very considerdbly according to

grade and quantity required and also because of fluctuations in the rates of exchange: firm quotations, therefore, should always be obtained from merchants and importers for the supply of the material and the following ore the approximate costs of laying, including nails and builder's profit

Labour and nails only, per sqnare : Colnnlbia~l Pitch

\ W t h of bmarrls. pinc. pme. Ui~li . 'Sea k . 7" 46" 7" .+sf 7" &" 7" 46"

s. 11. .s.rl. 3 . d . s . d . s . d , 8 . d . , v . d . 8 . d .

I in. grooved & t o n g u e d , s e c r e t nailed . . . 12 6 18 6 15 o 22 6 18 6 27 6 23 6 34 6

I Q in. Ditto . . 14 6 zr 6 17 6 26 o 2 1 6 31 6 27 6 40 o I+ in. Ditto 17 o 2; o so 6 30 o 24 o 36 o 31 o 46 o Preparing for, and

w a x p o l i s h i n g ( l a b o u r a n d materials) . . 27s. 6d. 32,s. 6d. 358. 011. 375. 6'1.

Sole manufacturers of " Fran-Kee " (wood mosaic) Floors-

JOINER. 341

H A R D W O O D FLOORS--continued. 'SHE HANPTON TINBE~Z CO., LTD., Timber Merchants, Tulip Tree Wharf,

Castle Eouse, High Street, Hampton, Middlesex. " Hamco " British Columbian Pine Floorings.

L s. d. I* X 4' and I" X 6. random grain, kiln dried . . rg o per square I" X 4. and I* X 6" rift sawn . , . 1 4 6 , , IF x 4" r i f t sawn only . . , , . . I I I 6 ,, J a x ~ s La . r~anr , L m . , Timber Merchant,s and Importers and Flooring

hIanufacturors, 124 Curtain Road, E.C.2. Approximate prices for Hardwood Floorings, fully desiccated, prepared

tongued and groovcd, in long boards rendy for laying. Hordluood. I in. nonrinnl. 1% in. nominal. pel. nominnl sq.

E 8 . d . L ,s. d. Austrian wair~scot oak . 5 o o 6 1 0 o Plain Japanese oak . 3 15 o 5 0 0 Figured Japanese oak . 4 7 6 j 12 6 Plain American oak . 4 10 o 5 1 5 0

Pitch pine . . . 3 10 o 1 17 6 Ewcpi?.e Iln,~dwooiE.

' j j o I~idian teak . . 7 0 0 Indian Silvev Grey~oor l 6 o o 7 15 0

British Columbi;~n I'inc 2 o o 2 15 o ( 9

Canadian mnplc . . 4 2 6 5 5 0 Tasmanian oak . . 4 o o 5 2 6 East Indian Mahoborn

teak . . . 4 o o 5 5 0 For about 5 squarcs ; prices for large quantities rather less.

THE WACHAL FLOORINQ COMPANY, 28 Victoria Street, S.W.I. Tongued and grooved Strip Oak Flooring 4 in. X 24 nominal, 8 in. X z in. actual, kiln dried, ends matched, for laying over esisting deal floors, obtainable in plain and quarter sawn in several grades frcln 30s. per nominal square. Laid and polished, from 7s. 6d. per squarc yard.

I in. x 3 in. nominal, 13/16 in. X zain . actual, tongued an& grooved, ends matched, i n several grades, prices fronl 38s. per square. Laid and polished from 8s. 6d. per square yard. Country work extra.

hI. A. M O ~ R I Y LTD., Ravensdale Wharf and Sawmill, Stamford IIiII, London, N.16. Long strip flooriug, prepared tougued and grooved for secret nailing ill

usual batten widths. Approxinmte retail prices : I' thick rf. thick

American plain Oak . . 661- 841- pec ?~oi~ii?r.rl sqrcul'r Japanese plain Oak . . 701- 901- Japanese Figured Oak . 7716 9716 7 1

Austrian Oak, 25% Figured 10216 IZO/- *Burmah Teak . . . 8716 1101- *C;urjun . . . . 6216 8216 *Hard Maple . . . 5716 801- "Birch . . . . . 451- Go/- - E m p m timbcr..

Wholesale price6 and prices of other varieties on application.

V. FRANCHI & Go. Ltd.,2! Howard Rd., London, N.16 Telephone : . CLleeold3403

342 JOINER.

HARDWOOD FT,OORS-conlinrred. EDWARD LLOYD WALLBOARDS LIMITED, Shell Mex House, Strand,Mr.C.z.

One-eight,h-inch LLOYD SUPER RARDBOARD is a tempered, highly compressed fibre board with smooth face and makes an attractive,liygienic and durable floor. It may be laid in tiles or sheets as desired and with an underlay of insulation board if required. Full particulars on application. For prices see under '' Centering and Shuttering."

G L U E D A N D D1ITRE:D B O R D E R S TO H E A R T H S : per foot ~ u n . Deal. P. P. Oak. Teak.

s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . . . . To hearths in $,in. floors o 5 o 7 I I 7 Ditto, I . . o 6 0 8 5 r 2 1 1 1

Ditto, i n . , . . o 7 O I O I 9 z z Ditto, r $ i n . , , . . o 8 1 0 2 0 2 6

WOOD BLOGK FLOORING. The l n r e a o v e ~ WOOD PAVEMENT CO. LTD., Blackfriars House, New Bridge

Street, E.C.4. Wood block flooring laid herring-bone. Per square yard. Thickness about I& in. deep. I& in. deep.

Yellow deal . . 9s. od. 10s. 6d. Pitch pine . . 10s. od. 12s. od. Oak . . . . . . . . . 16s. od. 18s. od.

I f tongued and grooved, ~nstead of ordinary grooved, extra. THE: MARBOLITH PLOORINQ CO., LTD. 29 Albert Embankment S.E. I r .

Wood block flooring, dovetail grooved and laid in hot mastic com- position to herring-hone pattern. s. d.

I' Deal approximately . . . . . 6 g per squaTe yard. I' Pitch pine ,, . . . . . . g o , I' Oak , , . . . . . . g o If tongued and grooved . . . . add o 6 Prices for other thicknesses and woods on request. TEE NATIONAL FLOORING CO., . LTD., 183, Hammersmith Road, W.6.

' I Parlok " (Reg. Trade Mark) System. This system conaista of dore- tail grooved blocks, with a saw cut a t each end, fitted with steel plates. When the blocks are laid, the plates fit to the dovetail groove and stop any movement of the Hoar. I t is claimed that by using I in. thickness blocks with "Parlock" system, the floor has equal wear to I& in. tongued aud grooved blocks.

l'riceu from 8.9. od. per ynrd super.

V . FRANCHI & Co. LTD., 29 Howard Road, N.16. 1. 1%"

8. 11. a. d. Yellqw Deal block flooring . . 6 9 7 3 pe ' .y~l l ' l l supc~. Colon~bian Pine ,, . . 6 6 7 3 9 9

Oak . . 9 6 I 3 6 9 ,

"Worthwood" End Grain. 'r. & G. Douglas Fir, zf. thick strips in 2-8 ft. lengths. 17s. per yard. See nduertisentent.

" Fran-Kee" (Reg. KO. 526605). M'ood mosaic floor,in various patterns f " thickness, on wood, 11s. 6rl. per yard super ; on concrete, 12s. 6d. per yard super.

a' thickness quartered Au;trian Oak, lierringbont. pattern with margin. gs. per yard super.

Prices dcpend on quantities and sititatiou of job.

V. FRANGHI & Go, Ltd.,21 Howard RdJondon, N.16. C~;~:,p~'&&

V. FRANCHI & CO. LTD. Telephone : CLlssold 3403

Flooring Specialf sts 29 HOWARD ROAD, NEWINGTON GREEN, LONDON, N.16 Sole Concesslonalres for the British Isles. End Gra in w o r t h w o o d w loo ring

Advantages. The long life and great efficiency of the end grain flooring lies

in the wear-resisting quality of end grain wood. I t does not sliver or splinter and is practically everlasting under the most gruelling treatment. The extra thickness absorbs vibration, deadens noise, insulating against cold, and is easy on the feet because of its resilience. I t is clean and sanitary because not dust producing. Preserves sharp edges of tools dropped in shops.

Six Vital Features. (I) loo per cent. end grain (4) Heavy wood splines to

wearing surface. hold floor level, keep blocks

(2) Sanded at factory to in

uniform thickness. ( 5 ) Small groves in base for

excess niastic to permit tighter (3) End grain blocks full joints on face.

2 R ms. d e ~ t h of floor. essential (6) Each block welded to f&-&uckral strength. subfloor by mastic.

installations : O v e r 100 Federal Post Offices i n 31 States.

Sole conces- sionaires for "Worthwood " end grain Douglas Fir s t r ip Aooring

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WOOD ULOCK I ~ I . O O R I N G - ~ ~ ~ ~ I I ~ I I ~ ~ C ~ ~

'L'IIY, -\IONARCH PLOORINO Co. LTU. 1581164, Copenhageu Street, ('die- donian Road, N. I. Wood block flooring, dovetail grooved, laid herring- bone and bedded in hot mastic and cleaned off.

Yellow Deal . ,

Columbian Pine . ,

Pitch Pine . . . Australian Javr.111 . Oak . . . . New Zealand blatai . Tasmanian Oak Ciurgun Moulmein Teak

Extra for tongued and grooved, upon application. Prices of other thicknesses and moods, and also of Hardwod , tongued and grooved, qecret nailed fooring in long lengths, on application.

JEFFERISS (GAIIBEHWELL) LCD., 45, (+rove Lane. Camberwell S.E.5. Wood block flooring, tongued and grooved.

s. d.

I inch Deal approximately . . . . per squr;?.e ~ ~ W L Z 7 o

I ,, Oak ditto . . . . . ,, ,, 1 1 0

COMPOSITION FOR F l S I N G WOOD BLOCK FLOORING.

DDSSEK BROS. & CO., LTD., Ver~ley Road, S.E.16. Patent composition for fixing mood block flooring, requires no n~ ix ing before use. To be used with black varnish. Directions on application to the makers. One cwt. composition will lay about 25 square yards of flooring. Price I js. od, per cwt.

GEORGE b1. CALLENDER & CO. LTD., 25, Victoria Street,, S.W.I. "Ebanoid" bitumen for setting wood block flooring. Supplied in bags and casks. Price 9s. gd. per cwt. irt works.

T R A D E NOTICES.

HIOHTVAY~ CON~TRUCTION LTD., Iddesleigh House, Caston Street, S.W.1. Shepfast " composition for cementing wood block a n d boarded floors.

"Fran-Kee" (wood mosaic) Floors Laid on wood or concrete.- Uncondltlonally waranteed

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PARQUET FLOORS.

Parquet fillings and borders are produced in a large variety of designs and different hard woods. The prices of a in. parquet range from 1s. 6d. to 4s. od. per square foot and ornamental borders from as. ad. +,o 4s. 6d.

The prices are necqssarily governed by the designs and the kinds uf wnod introduced.

Setting out, laying down with glued and tongued edges, including "cleaning off " and wax polishing, 18. gd. per square foot

2 inch deal wrot counter flooring, well nailed to joists, per sqnare, 34s. 6rl.

I in, ditto, per sqnnre, 37s. od. In country work, the men's fares, lodging8 arid carriage of materials

to be added.

Yanrn~~ E L L I ~ . ~ & S o ~ s (KEADINO), LTD. Parquet flooring, laid and

polished complet,e, 2 in. thick in figured oak. s, d.

Herringbone, witah ik rg in . . pn* foot s ~ c p r r I 8

Yauel design . 2 o

The prices given are subject to reduction for large surface.;.

Add for railway fares from Reading and expenses t,ravelling.

1Votr.-Twice the railway fare will generally cover time nnd expenses travelling.

'TURPIN'S PARQUET FLOORINQ Go., 25, Notting Hill Gate, W. 11. parquetry flooring, first quality material and workmanship, laid and polished, complete from 8s. 6d. per square yard, according to design and locality of jobs. Special quotations for large q~ant~ities.

'THE MARBOLITI~ FLOORINO CO., LTD. 29, Albert Embankment s.E.11. f Prime Oak parquet flooring laid, prepared and beeswax-polished complete to herring-bone pattern with border from IS, ad. to 2.9. od. per foot super, according to quantity, ~ituat~ion, kc.

PHF: .\IONARCH FLOORING (70. LTD. 1581164, Copenhagen Street, Caledonian Road, N.I. Parquet Flooring, f in. Prime Austrian Oak, herring-bone style, laid, prepared and wax-polished complete, from I S . gd. per foot super. Panel design from IS. 8d, pels f oo t super. Prices depend on quantities and situation ofijob.

V. FRANCHI & CO. Ltd., 29 Howard Rd., London, N.16. ,',":.":0::;",d3

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P A R Q U E T FLOORS-continrced.

JEFFERIYS (CAMBERWELL) LTD., 45 Grove Lane, S.E.5.

Parquetry floors in )', or I*. Approximato prices per. sq. foot laid and polished complete.

3. d . f inch laid herringbone pattern , . . . . I 2

a inch laid in panels . . . , . . . . I 5

T R A D E NOTICES.

IDEAL PARQUET FLOOR Co., 263, Grays Inn Road W.C.1. Strip, i5'uod Block and Parquet flooring specialist%

DANCE FLOORS.

THE NATIONAL FLOORING CO., LTD., 183, Hammersmith Road, Hammer- smith, W . 6 . Patent (No. 183,402.) Portable Spring Parquet Dancing Panels. These pauels are manufactured z ft. to 2 ft. 6 in. square and 1% to 8$ inch thick, including springs. They can be laid upon concrete, wooden floors, carpets, linoleum, kc., and can be left down perman- ently or can be removed, complete mith springs, to another room without damaging ally part of the Roor. Price complete, including polishing, from 2s. od. per square foot. Country expenses extra.

T u a ~ m ' s PARQUET FLOORING GO., 25,Notting Hill Gate, w.11. Portable parquet dance floors. New and improved construction, prepared in panels, 27 in. x 27 in. x :, in. thick, both sides alike and polished, therefore reversible, jointed with loose metal tongues and laid upon special felt and, where necessary, waterproof paper; a perfect and resilient dance floor. Rooms can be covered entirely, or simply a dance centre laid with bevelled oak margins all round for carpet. Price, from 3s. 6d, per spunre foot, according to plan and locality of job.

TEE WACHAL FLOORING COMPANY, 28, Victoria Street S.W.1. I"

nominal thickness tongued and grooved, secret-nailed Dance Floors in Maple, Oak etc., in various grades. Laid, cleaned off and polished complete. Maple from 8s. 6d. per square yard, Oak from gs, orl. Spring floors quoted on request. Country work extra.

iVote.-The prices of dealjoinery hereafler are for mork of b e ~ t quality, prepared for painting ; for best picked clean deal, for staining and varnishing, add 15 per cent. to cover waste of ntaterial and extra labor.

V. FRANCHI4 Co. Ltd.,2! Howard Rd.,London, N.16. C':Zd"",",;,-

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D E A L S X I R T I N G S 8: PIGTURE R A I L S , I?icluding ground: nnd backing per fool r11n.

Lnbo?' L a b o r k Labor Labor& Labor Labor k o ~ i l y . M<rlerinls. o n l p Materinls. only. Materinlr.

:-in. 14n. I+-in. Per fout ?u,~. s , d . 8 . d . s . d . s . d , 8 . d . 8 . d

Square sk~r t ing, 7-in. high o 3 o 7 o 3; o 8 o 4 o 9: Chamfered skirting, 7-111.

high . . o 3 0 7 % o 3 1 0 89 o 4 0106 Molded skirting, 7-in, high o 4 o 8 o & o g o 5 o 11

Fur each less or extra I in. in height of skirting da- duct or add . . . - o og - 0 1 - o 16

If raking and scribed over square steps add . . o 3 - o 4 5 - 0 6 -

Dif.to, with molded nosiogs ndd o G - o 7$ - o g -.

2 in. Molded Pict.ure Rail o 2 0 2 8 0 5 0 3 0 6 3 i n . d i t t o . . . . o 2 :: o r$ o 64 0 3 o 8 If backings plugged to wall

odd o I& 0 I+ o I$ o I$ o I + o 1 5 If ramped add 50 per cent. If circular on plan flat w e e p o d d 50 per cent. If ditto quick sweep add 7 j per cent,. Mitres, Src. each, 75 per cent. of value ol I ft of skirting nr pictnw rail.

D E A L WALL A N 0 CEILING IIOARDING, pet3 sqtcnve.

Lnbor Lnbor & Lubor L i r b o ~ & Lnbor Lnbo, d w 1 g . Muleriais. only. d/nlet~ials. only. Mnle~irr ls .

2-in. $-in. I-in. s . d . A s d . s d. E 8 . d . L 3 . d . L 8 . d .

Matched and V iointed upright boariling in bat tan(7- in . )widths100 1 1 2 6 1 0 6 1 1 6 0 0 1 1 6 2 3 0 .

Ditto, in &-in. widths 14 o 2 o o 15 o 2 3 6 17 o 2 14 6 If dwarf, i . e . , not

exceeding 3 feet lengths. . a d d 3 6 o 4 6 3 6 o 5 0 o 4 0 o 6 0

If tixedtoceilings,add 3 6 o 3 6 3 6 o 3 6 o 4. o o 4 o Fir sawn backings

plugged to wall ndd 4 6 o 6 6 4 6 o 6 6 o 4 6 o 6 6 If circular on plan in 4b in. widths (boards not curved), add 25% for

flat k e e p and 339% fur quick sweep. If the boards arecurved, odd 100%.

1,Anons O N WALL A N D CEILING I~OARDING. %-in. 4-111. I-ill. s. d . s. 1 1 . s. d.

Tonguedand mitred angles . . p e ~ foot run o z o rf o 3 Cutting and scribing over square steps earh o 4 o 6 o 9 D~t to , with molded nosings . . . ,, o 8 I o I G For raking cuttings and waste take length of cutting by 3 in. and add to superficial quantity.

Specialists i n Parquet,Wood blocks,all St r ip f loors & Jointless

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D E A L WALL PANELLING r PPI' foot s?qier. Fixed complete including backings.

hnch. Pa* foot super. s. d . . . . Square framed, from floor to ceiling I 7

D~t to , molded or bead but,tor bead Hush . . . I l o Dwarf wa~nscot~ng, I panel h ~ g h , , . nrld o 3 Ihtto, 2 panels high . . . . o 4 I f backings plugged . . . . . . o 2

Kakmg and scribed to steps . o 6 D~tto , to molded nosings, udri to l~rst . . ench I o lhaded capping . . . . pe?.-foot vu,~ o 3

D E A L FRAMING A N D PANELLING: prr f oo l rtlper.

\\'rought a d beaded or V-jointed 11-i)~ch. 110th sides, in battell widths . I 3

Square framed . I 10

Bead butt, or molded and square . 1 I 1

Head Hush and square . . . 2 o Bead butt both sides , , . 2 6 Bead flush ditto . 2 8 Molded botfi sidea . . . . . o

D E A L CAPPINGS TO DADOES : pel'fool run. s. J. . . . ?-in. x a-in. molded and rebated capping to dado o 8

If more or less than above size add or deduct per I in. in sectional area . . . . . . . . . . . O I

&in. narrow grounds for capping . . 0 1

If capping and grounds are ramped . . a i d go per cent. If circular on plan flat sweep . . 50 ~3

If ditto, quick sweep . . 9 75 9 ,

Mitres, kc., 75 per cent. of value of I foot of capping.

OAK PANELLING.

SANURL ELLIOPT & SONS (KF.ADINO), IITD., Pat,ent lnt~erlocking h i l System. This panelling is prepared, stained and polished all ready for erection

and tised to the walls IIJ' an ingenious syst.ern of locking joints. s. d.

Square framed panelling, oil polished (supplied d y ) p ~ i . foot ncper 2 3 Ditto tixed . . . t 3 6 Add for bevelled rails , . ,, , 0 1

,, for molded tnuntins . , t ,, 0 2 ,, for sunk faces to framing , . ,, ,, o I

,, for fuming and was polishing . 9 0 3

NOTE -The above prices apply to f & quantities, say aoo f t . super, and square spaces and the nsual four angles in a room.

\Yhere fixing is to be clone add cost of fares f rom Rending and expenses. Twice the railway fare will usually corer fares and expenses.

PANELLING. E l l ~ o t t s ' Patent " ln te r l ack~ng r a ~ l " system o f panel l~ng is produced at about half the cost o f o r d n n r y panellhng, f rom 316 foot , fixed complete.

JOINERY. Panelling ~n all per~ods. R e v o i w ~ g Doors , Bank and O f i ce Furn l rure , Stajrcases, Churchwork. Hosp~ ta l Doors . Parquet F l oo r~ng , L b r a r y F~c t~ngs , Screens. Spring Dance Floors. Lych Gates, e t r .

MOULDINGS. W e spec~al~se In mouldngs t o any section requ i red o r s tock rectfons (" Authentic Mouldings ").

TURNERY. Of every d e r c r ~ p t o n . Balusters, Balustrades and Newels, etc. See Turne ry Catalogue.

~ o G u c l E l l i o t t & Sons (Rend ing ) Ltd. - OEADING

PERFECT FOR ANY PEN

It looks good, It ts good,

It is obti~hczble nt

dl good S t ~ ~ t i o z e ~ ~

P!EZ For a ' / s o c ~ a l and business correspondence

CASTELL BROS. LTD. 184 Strand, W.C.2

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OAK PANELLING-conti~ued. SOOLE Xc SON, LIMITED, Richmond, Surrey.

Huilt-up Oak, or B.C. Piue panelling, in sectims for easy fixing, com- plete wit11 cornice, and floor fillet.

Oak . . . . . IS, gd. pei3 fooi s~cpei. I fmoulded . . . . 6d. ,, ,, ext,ra

I(. C. Pine . . . . IS, ad. ,, ,, If monlded . . . . gd. ,, ,, extra

Delivery free fov n ~ x d i u s of r n miles from Charing Cross for orders of L l o and npwards.

IRIITATION OAK PANELLING.

' ~ U ~ N R R S ASHESPOS CE~IENT C0. BCSIIC~ of ' ~ U B N E R & NBWALL LTD. " TURNALL " OAK-GRAINRD Assl.:sros PANEL S H ~ I Y S .

III t l~ese decorated Asbestos panel sheets, the grain of t,lw oak is impressed in t he surface of the sheet and is not a veneer. As the sheet- ing is easily sawn nucl worlred i t lends itself rendily, wit,li escellent effect, to pnnelliug wi1.h solid oak cover strips.

Ytandnrd sizes of sheets, 8 ft. x 4 H. : 4 ft, j( 4 I't. I'rice, 6s. od. square yard.

Details of panels on application. Delivered station England or Wales in lots value Lj aud up.

Crates estra.

DEAL FOLIjING PARTlTIONS A N D PANELLING.

JOHN STONES, LTD., Liglltburu Park, Ulverston, Lancs. Phillips' Patent Swivel Folding Partitions for Schools, Publlc Halls. Aeroplaue Hanger nnd Omnibus Gxrage Doors, &c., from 4s. 6d. pev foot szc:7e~fixeti complete

GEO. hl. F I A ~ I ~ I E R Xc Co., I ,m, Crown Works, IIermltage Koad, Ilarringny, Y.4.

'' Premier " or '' Imperial " P ~ x m e d Folding l'iirtitious, z in. thick, with floor and'ore~*head gears glazed or witall wr~od panels, ap~~roximately 4s, or/. pe,' jbot s ~ c p e ~ fixpd c'n~nplete.

KINGI~SIIER, LIBII'I'RD, \\'e3t Uromwi~11, Stntf~lrdsllire. Slidi~lg and 1"olding Partitions, z i n . thick, half glass or panelled, lwimed or vnr- nisbed, complete with wall posts and Ilecesqar!. littings, incluilil~g locks, handle.;, kc. Price pci.,foot srtpe,. in

U~~t ixe( l . Vixe,l. s. J . s. 11.

Colu~nbian Pine or Deal . . . . . . 3 9 q 6 Ditto in Pitch Pine . , . . . . . 4 o 4 9 Ditto in Oak . . . . . . , . j o 5 g Slidinq and folding windows, 2 in. thick, primed

or varnished, fixed complete with hoppers and all necessary lit,l,ings in Cnlumbian I'ine or 1)e;ll 4 9 5 6

360 J O I N E R .

D E A L F O L D I N G P A R T I T I O N S A N D P A N E L L I N G - - c o n .

IIINKINS & FREWIN, LTD., Cmnham Street, Oxford. "College" P:lrtitions for scl~oolz, colleges and other puldic buildings.

2 in. Culiuubian pinc fl~lding prrtition;, lower part panelled and I I V O I I ~ ~nolded on solid l~o th sides, upper part glazed, clear or obscured g h s s to approval. The whole in leaves to slide and fold and fitted wit11 ball hearing bottom or to11 gearing to choice. (Bottom recommended for ra>y running).

Fixed complete with all necessary wall posts, kc . Approximate price 4s. gd. per foot s ~ p e ~ .

Light p:rrtitions in deal for small openings, from 4s. od. pel3 foot siipev. 1)efinite quotations upon receipt of application s t a ~ i n g locality and size

of upening to be lilled.

DOORS.

N ~ n l o ~ ~ ~ n u n r . - ~ e e note on pnye 335 a8 to allucoance for finished thicknesses.

1)EAI . F R A M E D D0011S.-Thestyles, frieze,muntinsand top rails of framing 44 inches wide, lock arid bottom rail 64 wide ( i . ~ . out of deal width -ur 9 inch wide), but if styles, &c. g$ inch vide and rails 66 inch, the door is termed hatten, and the tenons being single inst,etrd of double, the cost pel. foot super is less, the panels to the square framing $ inch thick, and the hush panels inch thick.

I'ramed Doors are made of so many and various designs that it, is rery difficult to describe them all. But the rices here given will be found to be very generally applicable, and are t.o pe taken for the ordinary nominal tbickness. If of " finished thickness" the value of material a t t.he next f inch in thickness of same to be added. The most correct mode of finding t.he value is to measure the door as originnlly framed from the bench, which is generally square, or bead hutt , or flush and square; then take the sinkingci, moldings, tillets, reeds, &c., as they may occur ; value them distinctly, divide the amount by the contents & the do&, and add the result to the price of the first framina.

C I H C U L A R DOORS.-For labor only, for circular on plan & inch rise to the foot on the chord line once-and-a-half the price of straight, and for every 2 inch rise add one-half, and for labor and all materials for every ; inch rise add one-fourth.

Circular heads to be measured square and the prices for " labor ollly" to be three times, and for " lahor and all materials " double the price of square.

Elliptical or Gothic for "labor only" four times, and " lebm and all materials " twice the price of square.

Neasure the extreme size each way.

MORRIS produce the best Hardwood Floorings

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1 ) E A L PROPIZR L E D G R D D O O R S AND TRAPS: ( i . e . with ledges of 6;Lmo tliickucss as boal.di~ig.)

finch. Inch. la inch. P e r foot super. s. d. s. (1. s. d .

Wrought, tongued and beaded . . T O 1 3 1 6

It I-inch ledges . . ndd o 2 - - If I$- inch, , . . ,, 0 3 0 2 - If 16-inch ,, . o - 0 3 0 2

If braced . ,, 0 2 0 3 0 4

CEI. I ,AR F L A P S : p e r foot super. I J iucl~, t iuch.

Y. d. s. d. Yellow deal, wrought, ploughed and tongued, wltll

I+-inch ledges . 2 7 2 9 Ditto of old ship oak . 4 6 6 0 Ditto of new oak . 5 6 7 0 If headed . . add O I L tkedual o z o 2 Ditto add on the onli o q o 4 Letting in ledges to take a solid bearmg on the curb . each o 6 o 9

D E A L DOORS. Labour and J I~ te r i a l s : pi , foot s~dper .

Two pincl. Pour panel.

$zzTzl IGzinct ; s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d .

Square framed . I 9 z o 1 1 I z 3 Chamfered . . 1 lo 2 I z 04 z 4) Mouldedand square . I 11 2 2 z z z 6 Moulded both sides . 2 1 2 .+ 2 4 2 S Head butt and square I I 2

, O L + : P 8ead t u t t both sides . z o z 4 a 3 Bead Hush and square a o 2 3 z 4 z 8 Bead flush bothsides , a 4 8 z 8 3 I Upper panels open

moulded and sashed in small squares for glass . add 2 3 3 44

If with diminishe(1 s t i les . . crdd 2 3 3

Six anel el. ,/- I j inch z inch s, d. s. d. 2 1 2 6 3 3 2 8 2 5 a 1 0 2 7 3 0 2 3 2 8 3 6 3 1 2 8 3 0 3 0 3 6

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CLOTH C O V E R E D DOORS.

per foot duper. I & ill. 2 in . 2.i in n. d. s. d. s. d.

Deal flush framed both sides . . z 2 2 0 2 T O

Covering with best superfine cloth, in- cluding groove and slip to edge, and brown paper under cloth, measured both sides . . . I 9 1 9 1 9

Covering with baize, ditto . . . I o 1 0 1 0

Hrass bead to form panels, per foot run . . 1 3 3 3

Brass-headed tacks to ditto ,, ,, o 6 o 6 o 6

D E A L G A T E S ANI) COACII-HOUSE D O O R S : po'/ool super.

The Framing of battens, lower rail 10 inches wide.

Lnbor Labor & Lahor Lnbor & Labor Lnbor & Framed, ledged, braced and only. materinls. only. materials. only. materials.

filled in with inch battens. a i u h . 28 inch. 2 inch. ploughed, tongued and s. d. s. d . 8 . d: s, d. s. y, ss. , I . beaded . 1 6 3 3 2 0 ' 1 0 2 6 4 9

I)it,to with half pl;~nlt widths I 9 3 9 z 3 4 6 3 o j 3 I f filled in with rf-inch

boards . . a d d 0 1 0 3 o r 0 3 o x 0 3 Framed bead butt and

square in twelve panels the pair . 2 0 4 9 2 6 j 6 3 0 6 3

Ditto bead flush and square 2 3 j o z g j g 3 3 6 6 Ditto bead flush and bead

butt,doublepanels . 2 9 6 o 3 3 7 o 3 9 8 o Ditto bead flush, both sides. 3 o 6 6 3 6 7 6 4 o 8 6 I'or every additional panel

a d d 0 2 o j 0 3 0 6 0 4 0 7 W'icket gates, each extvn . 7 6 10 6 S 6 1 3 o 9 6 16 6 Saddle back capping, gronv-

ed and rounded,per f t . r a n o 8 I I o I I 1 4 I z I 9 Ditto groored and :nolde(l . r o I 5 I 3 r 3 r 6 2 I

11.41: DWOOD 1)OORS.

See iWe~norandtcm as to f in ished thicknesses at paye 335.

Hardwood doors vary so ~ u ~ l c l l in design and consequently in price t h a t prices must of necessity be only approximate and for this the prices of deal doors may be taken as a. basis. Considering the value of t he different types of deal doors as I , Colun~bian Pine may be calculated a s I& times, Pitch Pine 1% times, American Wainscot 26 times, Honduras Nshogany and Austrian Walnut 3 titnes, 'renk 3% times and Spanish RIalmgsny 34 times.

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VENEERED FLVSH n00IIS-conlinr~ed. GLIIW~ES DOORS L.ri).-rontini~ed.

" SOLITE " F~LISII Doors, veneer- tinished. Col. Pine Oak. Gaboon

or Gaboon. R: Oak. a, d . s . [ I . s. d.

6 f t , o in. X 2 ft, o ill. X 16 in. 21 o 28 o 23 O

6 it. 4 in. X a ft. 4 in. X I & in. 2 1 0 33 0 31 0 6 ft. 6 in . X 2 f t . 4 in. X I& in. 25 6 33 9 3' 9 6 ft. 6 in. X 2 ft. 6 in. X I& in. ah o 34 0 3" o 6 ft,. 6 in. X 2 ft. 6 in. X I$ in. 30 o 36 O 34 0 6 ft,. 8 in. X z f t . 8 in. X 1% in. 33 o 40 0 37 6

'Trade 1 ) i ~ ~ o n n t 5 % " Sur,rtrr: " Flush Doors, Beech ply faced.

s. I / . s. l?. 6 f t . . o i n . X 2 f t . o i t i . ~ 1 ~ i 1 1 . 1 8 0 6 f t . 6 i n . X z f t . 6 i t i . X 1 & i t 1 . 2 1 6 6 f t . 4 i n . X z f t . 4 i l i . x 1 + i n . 2 0 9 6 f t . 6 i n . ~ z f t . 6 i n . X 1 $ i 1 1 . z j o 6 f t . 6 i 1 1 . X z f t . o i l l . X 1 + i n . 2 0 6 6 f t . 8 i t 1 . X z f t . 8 i n . X 1 f i n . 2 7 0 6 f t . 6 i n . X z f t . 4 i n . X 14in. 21 o

Trade Discount 5 %

P L Y W 0 0 1 ) P L U S H DOORS. V E S ~ : ~ T A LTI)., Vintry House, Queen Street Place, E.C.4. Venesta

Plywood tlush doors, type "A," all 13 in. thick, escept 6' o" X 2' o" which is r f " t,hivk.

ALDER (plain wood for paintittg) both sides. 6'oXX 6'4*x 6'6-X 6'6"X 6'6"X 6'6"X 6 ' 8 " ~ 6'8"X

2' 0' 2' 4" 2' 0" 2' 4". 2' 6' 2' 8" 21 6* z' 8" Ls.J. E s . ~ . . & s . d . AS.^. & s . 1 1 . AS.,/. E s . ~ . E s . ~ . I 4 6 1 x 3 7 I I O 6 1 1 3 1 0 1 1 4 8 1 1 7 6 1 1 7 6 1 1 7 6

FIGURED OAK, both sides. 1 1 2 o 1 1 9 5 1 1 5 6 1 1 9 8 2 010 2 4 8 2 4 8 2 4 8

SAPELE MAHOGANY, both sides 1 1 3 1 2 4 2 2 0 0 2 4 j 2 6 1 2 9 8 z g 8 2 9 8

WALNUT (Australiim, French or American) b ~ i t h sides. z 4 1 0 2 1 3 z 2 8 2 2 1 3 8 2 1 4 1 0 2 1 8 5 2 1 8 5 2 1 8 ;

OREGON PINE, both sides. 1 1 3 1 8 3 1 7 3 1 8 6 1 8 6 1 g g 1 9 9 1 9 q

OAKIALDER. I 8 4 1 1 6 8 1 1 3 o 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 7 g z o 6 z o 6 2 o 6

SAPJCI,E ~ \ I A H O O A N Y / ~ A W . 1 1 2 1 0 z I I I 1 1 7 9 2 a r 2 3 7 z 6 8 2 6 8 2 6 8

SAPJ~LE ~IAIIOGANYIALDER. I g o 1 1 8 1 0 1 1 5 3 1 1 9 2 2 o 3 2 3 7 z 3 7 2 3 7

~ ~ A I , N U T / O A R . 1 1 8 8 z 6 4 z I I O 2 6 7 ? 8 o 2 1 1 8 2 1 1 8 2 1 1 S

\VALNUTIALDER. 1 1 4 1 0 z 3 3 1 1 9 4 2 3 6 2 4 1 1 2 8 o 2 8 o 2 8 o

SAPELE ~\TAHOGANY/\~AT.NU'I.. 1 x 9 4 2 8 9 2 4 I z 9 I 2 1 0 6 - 3 1 4 I 2 1 4 I 2 1 4 I

OAK/OHEGON PINE 1 x 4 o 1 1 1 4 1 1 4 3 1 1 4 8 1 1 6 8 1 1 6 8 1 1 6 8

'Tl*ade Discount 102. Further riiscni~rit fur ~jtiantities.

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PLY WOOD FLU'SH DOORS-conliwed. FLKXO PLYWOOD INDUSTRIES LTD. Flexo " LVorks, South Chingford, E.4.

P'lexo 1"lush Doors, Type DI"-I. Semmed deal frame, 9" ply each side, one edge lipped.

OREGON PINE for POLISH. s. 11. . . . . . . Size 6' 6' X 2' 6" X I$" 23 o each ALDER for PAINT.

S i z e 6 ' 6 " X 2 ' 6 " X 1 $ . . . . . . 29 9 .. OAK one side, ALDKR reverse.

Size 6' 6" X 2' 6" X rr . 35 10 .. MAHO~ANY, t w o sides.

S i z e 6 ' ( ~ ' ~ ~ ' 6 ' ~ 1 $ * . . . . . 4 2 S , , Type SC-11. Solid core of Ian~iiratecl ~ e t l ' ~ e d a r , g" Uiruh ply e u h side,

two long edges lipped to match, kwe venecrs laitl over edges. ALDER for PAINT. s. (1.

Size 0' 6" X 2' 6" X IA" . . as 4 each O m , two sides.

Size 6' 6" X 2' 6" X IY . . . . . . ~VALNUI', two sides.

Size 6" 6" X 2' 6" X IY . . . . . XAHOGANY one side, Paint reverie.

Size 6' 6" X 2' 6' X IY . . . Prices for a11 other sizes ant1 clonstr~ictions oil

Trade Discount j % lnin

EDWARD Ll.oun \~hLLUOALiDS L I I I ~ ~ E D , 8hf211 MCx Hrruse, SLI';\lld,~\~.C'.2. LI,OYD-KX~ISL~:Y P~uslr DOOJ~S are a lntenteti construction. .1 wood

core door faced with Q in. Lloyd Hardboard giving i ~ n e sce l l e~~ t surface for finishing. Available sizes and lrices on applici~tion.

D O O R S F O R I I O S P I T A L S . SAIIUEL E L L I O , ~ &Z SONS (IZEADINR), LTD.

These doors are constructed in ;L special nlarlner, to show plain faces, and can be made solid or semi-solid. Send for particulars.

nlppi'or., Prices jbi- sew r-so!iJ.

Flush faced doors, prepared for painting or stainirig s. 11.

,fio~~r per foot super 2 o Oak, Teak or Mahogany, prepared for w~~xpo l i sh i~ lg

,from pe~',foot supw 3 3 For solid core . (idd pe?., fof~t sfrpri o ; 9 in. circular observation u p e u i ~ ~ g . . . e(rc11 e.r!iw g o Hectangular opening . ,, ,, 6 6 Wax polishing . pel. d o o ~ g , o Prices of Elliott's lead lined doors for X-ray rooms on appliuat~oi~.

SOOLE & SON, LIMITED, Richlnontl, Surrey. "Medigo" Plush Door. This dour is a sulitl framed-up door, faced

on each side ~ r i t h & in. thick ply wo: l ; the door is titted on all edges with a dove-tailed n~nre in ~jiece. I)et:~ils sent on aonlicatioil.

Birch . . . 3 6 $ 9

Ilondnras hIahogaily, Austrian Oak or Teak . . 4 o ,, 8

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noons FOR HOSPITALS-coflti~~~ce(l. SOOLE & SON, LIPIITED-contint~ed.

5 Ibs. Lead Lined X-Ray Doors and I'I.RIIIOS (in~.luding hinges and fasteners) :-

Prices. P. (1. Columbian Pine . . . . . . . 10 o ,ft. .qztpsr. Rirch . . . . . . . . . 10 6 ,, FIondnras hrahogany, Teak or 0 ; ~ k . . . 13 o ,, Extra for square opening, not exceeding 5 ft.

super, glazed with 2 in. poliqheil plate glass . 1.5 o errcl~ Extra for circular opening, glazed with f in.

late glass . . . . . , 7 6 ,, Extra for oval opening, ditto . , . . 10 o ,, All prices are for doors left clean, polishing extra.

I~elivery free for a radius of IZ iniles from Charit~g C~wss, for o d c r s of £10 and upwards.

RZVOLVING DOORS.

SA~IUEL &,LIO'C'P & SONS ( ~ A D I N R ) , LIT,, I'atent " I \ ~ l L i ~ y ~ ~ O l l ~ " K0- velring Doors.

Prices fixed complete. 1~'ouitww 'TYPB:. Dian~eter, 6 ft. 6 iu. to 7 ft . o in.

These are provided with four radial leaves, making four coiupartmeilts, : I I I ~ price varies according to design, material ; u ~ d collapsible appliances.

Simple flush tnolded half glass in usual four sqnares. Price, £180 and upwards in mahogany ; E165 and upwards in oak. l'anic collapse £45 extra.

TWO C O ~ ~ P A W I ~ B ~ E N T TYPG. The arrangement of t h e re- volving portion (which i n like a letter H on plan) permits of considerably more space being available for users than in foregoing type, and the centre screen being formed as a pair of doqrs, h e l d by strong sprlng catches, will readily open in emergency by simple pres- sure. Description as above. Price, A220 and upwards in mahogany; Laoo and up- wards in oak.

C O N V E R T I B L X ANTI- Plan of Two-Compartment Door. CYCLONE TWO COMPAW~IENT

Doom. These are doors as last described, but the centre panel doors can be converted into ordinary swing spring controlled doors if desired. Price, La30 and upwards in mahogany ; LZIO and upwards in oak.

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DEAL CASEMENTS.

Labor Labor & Lalmr Labor & Labor Labor & ouly. makriuls. only. materials, ouly. material*.

1% inch. 2 inch. 24 inch. Per p o t super. ~ . d . s , d . 8 . d . 8 . d . s , d . s . d .

Deal ovolocasement, tixed . o 1 1 I 10 I o 2 2 I 2 2 6 Deal, circular on plan, f inch

rise in a fool . 1 1 0 3 3 2 0 3 9 2 4 4 4 Ditto % inch rise . 2 3 3 9 2 6 4 7 2 1 0 5 3 If with margin lights adi o 3 o j o 3$ o 6 o 4 o 7 If avtragal and hollow ,, o 3 - 0 3 - 0 3 - I fhung . - 1 , 0 4 - 0 4 - 0 4 - Rebated edges to lower rail

per foot run o 3 - 0 3 - 0 3 - 'Tongue and groove to hang-

ingstile . pei.,foot ran o 3 - 0 3 - 0 3 - Ditto, to meeting stiles (one

stile measured) . . o 5 - o j .- 0 5 -

DEAL CASED FRAMES AND SASHES.

Frames to hare I inch inside and outside linings, I+ inch pulley styles and head, P inch bends, back lining etc., all rebated and tongued together, 3 inch oak sunk weatbered and throated sill, irou weighls, brass faced pulleys and best flax lines.

To be measured overall; circular heads to be measured square, and charged separately.

For small sashes and fraules, that is 15 feet supel and under, add 20 per [cent. t o following prices.

Per foot super. 14 in. sashe~, 2 in, sashee. in. sashes. Labor Labor & Labor Labor & Labor Labor bi

C':~scd irames, as described only. materials. only. materials. only, materiaif. with ovolo sashes ill 3. d . 8 . d. 8 . d. s. d. s. d. 8. d . squares, single hung . I 4

Ditto double hung . . I 7 If each sash is in one square

only, deduct from the above prices. o I

If in small squares, say 7 by 7,with thickastragal bars, add to the above prices o z

Cased frames and saul~cs, as above, circular on plan, a in. rise to the foot . 2 g

Ditto, ditto, with & Inch rise 3 3 Ditto, with circular head to

frame and sash (nieacnred s ~ w A ~ C ) . . 2 rJ

I f astrngal and hollow, add . - 11 with margin lights or rails,

add - If lead weights, add . . -

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DEAL VENETIAN FRAMES AND SASHES.

Deal cased frame, solid mullions, oak double-sunk sills, deal pulley pieces, beads, kc., ovolo sashes double-hung, the centre sashes hung across the side lights, brass faced pulleys, best white flax lines, iron weights, kc.

Labor Labor & Labor Labor & Labor Labor d only. materials, only. mnterinla, only, materials.

I + in. sashes. a in. sashes. 2bin. sashes. Per foot super. 8 . d . s . d . s . d . s. d . s. d . s . d

Cased frames and sashes as described . . . z o q 6 2 3 5 3 2 6 6 o

Ditto,circilar on plan,+-inch rise in a foot . 3 6 6 9 4 0 8 0 4 6 g o

Dittoditto,$-inchrise . 4 3 8 o 5 o g 6 6 o 1 1 3 If astragal and hollow odd o 2 - 0 2 - 0 2 -

HONDURAS MAHOGANY SASHES

P P ~ foot super. dstragal and hollow Ditto, astragal and hollow, circular on plan, .

f inch rise Ditto, & inch rise , Ditto, circular head, meamred sqzin~.e If with margin lights . . ad2 - - If hung . . , , Rebated edge to lower rail . per foot run Tongue and groove to hanging stile ,, Ditto to meet in^ stiles (one stile -

measured)

I & in. s. d .

2 in. z& in. s, d. s. d . 7 3 8 6

HONDURAS MAHOGANY CASED FRAMES AND SASHES.

I+ in. 2 inch 2;5 inch Per foot super. sashes. sashes. sashes.

Cased frames, with I inch insideand outside s. d . Y. d . s. d . linings, inch tongued pulley stiles, double sunk sills, ovolo sashes in squares, single hung with best flax lines, gun metal axle pulleys and lead weights . . 8 6 l o o 1 1 6

Ditto, double hung . . g o 10 6 1 1 g If each sash is in one square only, deduct

from the above prices . . 0 6 0 9 1 0

If iu small squares, say 7 in x 7 'in., add to the above prices . . 1 0 1 6 2 0

If circular on plan, inch rise to the foot . 15 o 17 6 20 o Ditto, $inch ,, ,, . rg o 2 2 o 25 o Circular head t o frame and sash (measured

square) . . I Z o 15 o 18 o

Honduras Mahogany ?-It's best from M 0 R R I S

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HONDURAS MAHOGANY VENETIAN CASED FRAMES AND SASHES.

14 in. 2 iuch z& inch Per foot super. sashes. sashes. sashes.

Cased frames and double hung sashes, all as s. d . s. d. s. d . last, but with solid mullion, the centre sashes hung across the side lights , 13 o 15 o 17 o

Ditto, circular on plan, f inch rise to the foot 20 o 23 6 26 o

Ditto, ditto, 4 inch ,, ,, 24 o 28 b 3s o

DEAL B 0 0 H JAMB LININGS. grooved for plaster and including backings.

Labor Lubor only Labor aud only Lnbor and

Bench. Mnteriala. Bench. Mnteriala.

Peg. foot super. Single rebated , Ditto to head, circular on plan, I edge Ditto, both edges . Donble rebated If beaded, add for each edge . Ditto, if circular . Square framed 2 panel jambs and I

panel softit, double rebated. Ditto, bead but t or molded . Ditto, bead flush . Ditto, bolection molded . Ditto, raised panels and ovolo, or f

round molding . If jambs with frieze panel . add

I + Inch. I& inch. s. d . 3, d . s. d .

Note.-The foregoing should be increased by from 25 % to 339 % to arrive a t pro rntn prices for linings 6 inches wide arid under, which should be measured a t per foot run.

1)EAL FHAMEL) BACK LININGS.

Per foot s?iper. 2 and 3 panel, square framed, tongued

both edges . Ditto, bead butt . Ditto, bead flush . If more than 3 panels . add for each If splayed on plan . . add If edges be not tongued . deduct

Labor on/y.

Y . d . I 0

I I

1 3 0 2

0 2

0 2

Labor 4 materials. Inch. rf inch. s. d. Y. d. 2 3 2 6

2 4 2 7 2 7 2 1 0

0 4 0 4 0 2 0 2

0 2 0 2

MORRIS for Genuine Burma Teak

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1)EAL AHGRIT1:AVES AN11 FILLETS. 5 , d.

x #' 11olded o r chamfered angle tillet . . per foot ~ z c n o 14 I' X I* ditt,o o a IY X I' ditto . 2" x I" Molded or sulaved und mitre11 :~rchitrave . 0 2 t

0 '? , . 2 y X I" ditto . ) t

3' X I* ditto . 0 3) 9 0 4&

4' x 14" ditto , 9 , 0 st 4" X I&" ditt,o . 0 7 If on narrow splayed grounds . . ndci 0 I&

If plugged to wall . . (I o I

DEAL WINDOW BOAIIDS. I-in. 12-in. I + - ~ I I .

Cross-tongued and rounded or molded s . d . s. d . s. 11. window board, including bearers . per foot super I 3 I j I 8

6' Rounded or molded window board ditto. . p e ~ ~ f u o t rrci~ o 9 o 10 I o

a' Rounded or molded window nosing tongued one edge, including groore ,, 0 5 0 6 0 7

3' Ditto, d i t t o . . 0 7 0 8 0 9 Extra for I$' x I+" Scotia tongued

in nnder window board or nosing ,, - - o 2$

DEAL DOOlI AND CASEMENT FFARIES r per fooI ruu. Tenons and horns to be measured and ~ncluded In length.

Circular illcluding joints in length.

Straight. Segmental. Semi. pel'foot run . s, d . 8. d . 3. 11.

24 )( 4 inch deal rebated frame o 10 3 1 8

3 X 4 $ 9 1 0 I b 2 o 3 x 44 9 , ,9 I 2 1 9 4 4 X 4 9 , 1 5 2 2 2 I0

4 X 44 9 , 1 7 2 5 3 1 4 x 5 11 9 I I0 2 9

9 I I1 2 I1 3

46 x 41 3 3 3 10

4?5 X 5 ,, a 2 3 3 4 4 46 x 6 ,, 2 6 3. 9 5 0 If twice rebated or beaded or molded, not exceeding I$ ~ n c h girth, odd for

each member ~ d . on straight, 14d. on segmsntal, or zrl, on c~rcular . If staff-beaded or molded, not exceeding 3 inch girth, ndd ad. Keyed and wedged springing joints, 2s . 6d . each. For pitch pine, add two thirds. Honduras mahogany, three ti rue^ the price of deal. Ear S t n n d a ~ d nletnl Il'indolus in wood finvies see " Foirde l . & Sinitk."

P e r foot super. Back linings, a-panel square . Ditto, bead butt or molded . Ditto, bead flush , Backs, elbows and sonits, square framed Ditto, molded Ditto, bend flush :

IXACK T.ININGS. &a. r f lnch. 14 inch. s. d . 3, d .

: 2 2 6 6

s : : a : 7 0 , 6 9 7 6 . 7 6 8 6

M. A. MORRIS LTD., The Hardwood Specialists,

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per fboi .super. Deal chamfered,straight bar Deal ovolo, straight bar . L)eal astragal and hollow,

straight bar Oak ovolo, straight bar ,

It irregular plan, add . 1"or hipped skylights, mea-

sure the hips, and charge, a tper foot run, for deal .

Ditto for oak .

Labor Labor& Lxbur Labor & Labor Labor & only. materiuli. only. materinl~. only. materials.

I$ inch. 2 inch. inch. s . d . s . d . J. d . s . d . s . d . 8. d . 0 9 1 9 0 1 1 2 3 I 2 9 0 1 0 1 1 0 T O 2 4 1 2 2 1 0

SKX~LIGIIT CURBS : per foot run. Labor & materials. I & inch. 2 inch. 2$ inch s . d . s . d . 9 . d .

9 in, deal curbs, dovetailed a t angles . I 4 I 9 2 2

Ditto in two thicknesses to circular skylights 2 d 3 3 4 o ])itto t o elliptica! skylights . . 3 9 4 6 5 3

If bevelled and chamfered, add . , o G 0 6 0 6

Dl.:AI, MOLDINGS.

SAMUEL I~LLIO'I'T & SONS (READING), L'I'D.

A11 moldings workedcleau andsharp from machine and true to :~rchitect'a details. (No cleaning up need be allowed for in using these prices and the day's work usnd ly necessary in cleaning up every IOO ft. of rough molding may be saved. )

Prices per foot run (delivered to nearest station) in deal may be arrived a t hy taking the cross area of the ~nolding in inches and multiplying hg &I. or i d . or ~ t b . , as table of factors below.

E x a n r ~ ~ ~ . - S i z e of molding 3 in. x I in. = 3, therefo18e 3 x (factor) Srl. = 28d. per foot run, or size' of molding 4 in. X 18 in. = 6, t,herefore 6 x (factor) fd. = 4kd. per foot run.

The factor of price varies according to quantities ordered a t one tlme, tlrus :- Qttmrtitteu Qunnt ities Q?~nr~ti t ir .q

80 ft. I00 ft. T11r1. ICO f l . t o 200 ,f/. 200 f t . ?(?I.

Size 4 in. in area and up . Bd. . . . i d . ... dd.

Size under 4 in. rd. . . . bd . ... fd .

ELI.IOTT'S " Authentic " hloldings 10 per cent. extra. OAK MOLDIKOS approximately doublc the above price.

Ravensdale Wharf, London. The Hardwood Centre

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STAIRCASES. The following table shows the usual proportion of treads to risers-

projection of nosing not reckoned-i.e., the tread and riser multiplied together should equal 66

Kidth of tread 12 inches . . rise should be 5& inches I , I , 1 1 4 $ 9 I , 9 , sit 9 ,

1, ,, 11 I , I I 9 , 6 I 9

$ 9 $ 9 14 1 , ,, 6h ,, 9 , 9 , 10 ,, $ 9 63 9 ,

9 , $ 9 98 ,$ 9 9 9 , 64 9 1

8 , 9 , 9 9 , $ 9 7 *. Another mcthod is to prnportion the steps so t , l~at t,he going and twice the

rise added together cqual a3 - thus 9' plus twice 7' equal 23

STAIRCASES : p p r f o o f J ~ L P ~ I . Ileal. AmericanWainscot. Labor Labm 4 Lnbor Lnbo1.g o d , y . Mat l z , oizly. Mntls.

Inch wrought and rounded treads . I ,s. ( I , s . d. 8. d . and risers, tongued together, glued, blocked and bracketed and in- cluding carriages . . r o 2 3 1 9 4 6

I$-inch treads, inch risers, and ditto 1 2 a 7 2 o 5 o 15inch treads, inch risers, andditto . r 4 2 11 2 3 5 6 lnch winders and risers, and ditto . I g 3 o 2 6 5 g I+-inch dit,to, inch risers, aud dit,to . .! o 3 6 2 9 6 6 16-inch ditto, and ditto, and dittn . 2 3 4 o 3 o 7 3 I f moulded nosings . . a d 4 o 15 o 2 o 3 o 4 2-inch rough treads. 14-inch risers,

for warehouse stairs . 1 9 4 0 - Ditto wrought . . 2 3 4 6 - - Returned molded and mitred nosings

each . r o 1 3 2 0 d Circular ditto , ~ C I C I L I g 2 6 3 6 5 o Plain cot brackets . . ,, 1 6 2 0 3 0 4 0 Circular ditto . . ,, 3 0 4 0 6 0 8 0 tiousing steps with rounded nosings

and wedging u p into string hoard each , 1 0 1 2 2 0 2 6

I)it,to, with molded nosings ditto e,~clr I 4 1 6 2 6 3 o 1Iousing winders with rounded

nosings ditto . . c d ~ I 4 I 6 a 9 3 3 Ilitto, with molded nosings ditto ,, I t o 2 o 3 6 '1 o Quadrant corners t o treads and risers

with rounded nosings . each 7 6 11 o 17 6 20 o Vitto, with molded nosings . ,, 9 6 13 o za o 24 6 Bullnosed ends to treads and risers

with rounded nosings . each 10 6 14 o 24 o 26 6 Ditto, with molded nosings . ,, 13 o 1 6 6 29 o 31 6

Pitch pine stairs two thirds the price nf Anlericnn Wainscot, for Teak add 15 per cent,. and for Aus1,riim Wuiuucot add 20 per cent.

Oak for the Staircase from M 0 R R I S

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D E A L W A L L STRINGS: pwfool Tun. I + inch. 14 inch. 2 inch.

-8. d . i. d . 8. d . p in . Plain wall string and plugging . , I 9 I 11 2 3 Ditto. ramoed or circular . . . 9 6 s x o a 6 itt to; wreithed . . o 2 6 $ 6 For each additional I inch in width : ad2 o I o I$ o 2

Ramped Straight. m Circular. Wreathed.

Add on the above, for labor only- s, d. a. d. s . d . If molded, not exceeding 2-in girth . o 3+ o 7 o 10 For each addltlonal I-in. girth of molding o I+ o 3 0 4h If rebated to form a ground for plastering o 2 0 4 o 6

For mitres &c. take 75% of value of I f t . of straight string.

D E A L OUTER STRINGS : per fool run. 12-in. 14-in. 2-in. ST d . < d . s, d .

9-in. plain outer string . . 1 7 1 9 z o Ditto, ramped or circular , . 3 0 3 6 4 0 Ditto, wreathed . , 4 6 5 0 G o For each additional I-in. in width . ad3 o I o I o 2

Ramped Slra ight . o?Circular. Wreathed.

Add on the foregoing for labor only- s. d . s. d . s. d . If moulded, each molding not exceeding

z in. in girth (straight) . . 0 3 . : 0 7 O I O

For each additional I in. in girth of molding (straight) . . o I$ 0 . 3 0 4 9

For housings, &c., take 75 per cent. of value of I ft. of stralgllt string.

HARDWOOD S T R I N G S A N D SKIRTINGS. Take one and three quarter times the price of Deal for Pitch Pine.

,, three times the price of Deal for Austrian Wainscot or Honduras Mahogany.

,, three and a half times the price of Deal for Spanish Mahogany. .. two and a half times the rice of Deal for American Wainscot. ;; two and three-quarter times the p rxe of Deal for Teak.

N E W E L S A N D BALUSI'ERS.

Deal. 8 . d.

4-in. x 4-in. wrought and framed newels per foot run I g For each less or additional I in. in sectional area

deduct or add per foot run o I + Turning waists to ditto, 2 ft. long . . each 3 o Turning caps to newels, about g IU, high . 9 2 0 Ditto pendants to ditto, about 6 in. long , 1 6 I-ln. x I-in. square bar balusters . pev foot ?.un o 4 I$-in. x 14411. &to . . . . t 0 5 a-in. x 2-in. ditto . . . . o 6 Housing or dovetailing ends of ditto . . each o 3 Turniugs to I$-in. or 2-in. balusters . , ,, I o

Dry Birch fo r Joinery-Best f rom M 0 R R l S

3 04 JOINER. HAND RAILS : per f o o l mn.

In measuring tho rail, keep the line along the centxe of the top of the rail. .i~nericnn birch twice r.he price of deal rails.

lbirinucof Spanish or Ho?uiurns Maho-

/ )pal . .Ifnho.yany. q (o~y . f'~v.,foot ~ I L . .<. d. s. d. c . d .

z.inch rail, ~noided, n$-inch wide . I 6 -I 0 5 0

nit,to, ramped and circular lerel . 3 o S o 10 o Ditto, wreathed or twist . . 4 6 I S O I; o V41r ench adrlit,iwnl I in in sectional

nre i~ , ndcl o I $ o 3 0 4 narnpeci and ciEcu~ar level ,, o 3 o 8 o 10

Wreathed and twist . ,, o 4$ r o 1 3 Xitred and turned caps . each 3 6 5 6 6 o flnlf rails a t two-thirds the above. ICxtra to fitting iron cores, labor

only, inclnrling groore for same prr foot r u ~ t o 5 1 0 1 0

Ditto, to circular ramps, wreath and twist ditto . ,, 1 0 a o 2 o

Joints and linndrail screws enclt I 6 2 o 2 o French polishing rail, accorciing to size, 6d. to 13. orl. per fiot 1 ~ 1 1 1 1 .

1'11,ASTEHS A N 1) COLURINS. Labor & Materials. I+-inch. I$-iltcli.

Ikal plain pilast,ers, mitred t.ogatl~er, glued s. d . .s. ii. up and blocked . . p l - foot * u p - 2 6 3 o

Ditto, diminished . . ( 9 $ 9 3 0 3 6 Lliniinished coluinns, glued up in narrow

widths and closely blocked. 14 inches diameter and upwards , . ,, ,, 6 0 6 6

Ditto, from ro to 14 inches diameter . ,, 9 , 7 0 7 6 Ditto, under ro inches diarl~etrr . + t, ,, 8 6 9 0 Caps and bases to ditto, g!ued ttnd blocked Columns. Pil,rsler,%.

for turning, 3 inches thick . 31 ,, 10 0 - Secking grooves I hnrixor~tnl J . per fuot run 1 o o 6 Herelled ditto , .( ( 9 1 3 0 7 Straight ditto (perpendicular ) . $ 9 +I 0 5 0 4 Shallow fluting, up t-o i11ct8 ~linn~etel. 9 , ( 1 0 . j 0 . 1

Shi~llow Hating, from inch LO 2 inches , ,, o 7 o 7 Ditto, from 2 inches to 3 inches , ,. ( 9 0 9 0 8 Ikep Iluting up to inch diameter . , , , 0 7 0 4 Ihtto, from inch to 2 inches . 1 , 9 , 0 9 0 7 Ditto, from 2 to 3 inches . ,. , t 0 1 0 0 8 Arris d~niinished flutes, inch dia~n&er ,, ,, 0 7 0 5 Ditto, fro111 inch to z inches diameter ,, 0 9 0 7 Ditto, from 2 to 3 inches diameter ,, +, o r o o 8 Readings to tlutes, each per inch dianleter ,, ,, o 7 o 5 flitto, ellipl.icnl . . , , ,. 0 9 0 7

Hardwoods? Certainly ! See page 337

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Labor Q materiala.

I rich. p w ,foot .mper. s. I/.

Cradling to entablatures . . , , 1 c ) nitto, ploughed and tongued blockings . z 0

Ikal keyed and wrought frieze, joints feather tongued, and lower edgo re- bated or tongued for snttit . . . 3 o

Ditto, double faced . . . . ; 6

Labor B: materials. I $ inch. *. d . 2 0

2 4

C A R V I N G .

Ionic Caps, complete order, per inch in circrcnrfrcrmx 3.i. 6 d . to 58. od. Ditto. Corinthian or Composite ,, 5s. od. t,o 7s. 6d.

It i s customary with carver8 to take 4 tiawa the vpper dzarneter of the shaft of the column for the circu)nferenre.

I1b:1)ESTAL CLOSET SEATS.

Hardwood ring seats . Hardwood seats Pollshed imitation mahogany seats .

Ditto double ditto . (ionnine mahogany and oak seats pollshed .

Ditto doub!e ditto . Add if self-rising with lever welgbt, gy. 6d.

Deal seats for cottage pans, 30 in. 4s. 6d.; 36 in. j r . gd. ; 4 2 in. 6s. 6d. Hardwood ditto, 30 in. js. 6d. ; 36 in. 6.'. 3d. ; 42 in. 8s. o d .

CUPBOARDS, SHELVING AND SUNDRIES.

I& in. beaded frame and square-framed doors . pel. foot siiper I $ in. ditto, ditto If dwarf . . odd 9

If folding . a ,$ If moulded (for each side) . I *

I in. shelving . 14 in. shelving . If cross-tongued . . odd I in. batten shelving of 2 in. laths, spaced I in. apart

nnd ledgecl , 12 in. ditto, ditto . I+ in. cross-tongued table top . 3 in. x I in. chamfered bearers . . pmq f u u t tu,r 14 in. x I$ in. framed legs and bearers . 2 111. x 2 in. ditto 25 in. X 2% in. tlitt,o

M 0 R R I S for Teak-Utility and Beauty in olie

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CUPBOARDS. SHELVING AND SUNDRIES-continued. s. d.

4 in. X I in. twice-moulded hat rail . . per f o o t run o 7 2$ in. X I& in. moulded and grooved picture rail . o 6 If rails and bearers plugged to mall . add o 2 I in. sycamore fluted draining board . . pel. foo t super 2 o I* in. ditto, ditto 9 9 V I in. teak ditto 4 0 12 in, ditto, ditto 4 6

Comnion kitchen dressers, 7 ft, high, not enclosed, approximately per foot run AI 7 6

Ditto ditto enclosed 9 161 15 0

SERVING HATCHES.

OSTENS (BYFLEET), LTD., Fleet Furniture Factories, Bytleet, Surrey. "Servway" patent serving hatches. These hatches are designed so

that only one side can be opened a t a time, are lined througho~it with zinc and are made in two standard sizes, both 23 in. wide and 14 in. high, but Model "A " being 14 in. deep and Model " B " 17 in. deep, all inside dimensions.

Standard prices for either model delirered in England or 1". 0. H. English port, co~nplete with fixing frames :-

A 3. d . A11 plain birch, i nc lnd i~~g two sets birch doors . 5 1 0 o Hirch bociy, one set mahogauy or oak, and one set birch doors 6 o o A11 mahogany or all oak, including two scts mahogany or oak

doors . . 6 1 0 o

Extra for french polishiug . . I O O

Extra for silver-bright stainless lining throughout in lie11 of zinc . . 2 I Z 6

For Scotla~id, add 5 per cent. Full particulars and trade discounts on applicntion.

Wrought, rounded, and rebated capping to mangers, troughs and partitions, 34 by 14 . . per foot r m

Ditto, ditto, 4 by 3 . 1 9 . o

Framed rack staves, inch square , . pach Ditto, turned 2 inches diameter . a ,* Cloak pins and turning, in beech . ~9

Ditto, in wainscot or mahogany .I

TRADE NOTICES.

Oak. s. d . I I0

3 2

0 10

2 0

0 8 I 2

G. B ~ s w w ~ m , 11, New Inn Yard, Tottenham Court Ronrf, \\'.I. General ,Joinery I"itments, etc.

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CHURCH. SCHOOL AND O F F I C E F I T T I N G S .

(;NO. M. H A ~ I ~ I I P I L Pt GO., L'PD.. Crown Works, Ilerlni1,age Road. I lar-

Altars carved . , fi-om Choir shlls, 12 ft.long,per setfrom Church benches, 2 in. ends, I+ in.

framed closed backs per linen1 foot frovl

Pulpits carved . . from Framed panellings for all pur-

poses per fbot super fi30in Fixed back seat on iron standards,

No. 1470, 6 Et. long . Movable back seat with wood

legs, No. 107, 6 It. long . Fixed back all wood seat,No. 108,

6 ft. long . Chairs, from 4s. 6d. Folding chairs, 5s. 7d.

Cupboards,G ft.6 in. X3 ft. X 11 in. deep, No. roo .

bookcase^ ft. X 4 ft. X 9 in. and 13hin. deep, No. 424 .

Foldingtable, 6 ft. X 2 it. . Dual school desk and seat,3 ft.4in.

long, with enclosed box tops on steel standards, No. 3.18 .

Single desk and seat, enclosed shelf ,on steel standards,No.S. 11

A11 wood single desk and seat, Louise I ft. 10 in. long .

Convertible desk and seat, com- bining school desk and seat, lecture hall seat with back, and flat table in addition, 6 ft. long

6.C. Pine. 8. 11. - -

0 I0 0

-

-

o 18 6

I I 2 0

1 9 0

6 7 0

8 8 0

I I0 0

I 15 o

1 7 6

I 17 6

2 15 6

P. Pine. L s. (1. - -

o 14 o -

- 1 0 0

I 14 0

I I1 0

6 1 7 o

9 9 0 I 14 6

a 2 0

I I 0 g

2 3 6

3 0 6 Blackboard 36 X 48, each 17s. 6d. ; Easels, ench 11s. 6d.

Writing surfacesfor walls, IS 8d. per foot super.

T K A D E NOTICES.

A. J. BIRD, LTD., 7 Cullurn Street. E.O.3. Makers of Oiiice Fnrniture and Fittings.

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PLYWOOD.

Plywood is used in Joinery for Doors, Partitions, lining IValls and Ceilings, Panelling and similar work.

The principal moods in which plywood is made are Birch, Alder, Ciaboon Mahoga~ty, Pine, Oak and Ash. Other woods are also used in the manufacture of p13wood.

There are Lwo principal Lypev of plywood. 1n the first and tnore common type the board consists of three or more thin layers of wood cemented together, as diagrams A and A I. In the second type (known as laminated plywood or laminboard) the board consists of an inner core of thin strips of veneer cemented together with an outer veneer on each side of this core, the plane of the veneers forming the core bring a t right angles to the plane of the outer veneers, see diagram B.

SIZES AND THICKNESSES. Plywood is available in a great variety of sizes and thicknesses. Bosrds are ra ins. and upwards in width and they may be obtained up to 96 ins. in length if required. Thick boards (from Q iu. to 2 ins. thick) can be had in various sizes up to j ft. X 15 ft. and 10 ft. x 5 ft.

Lengths and widths arc usually stated in inches. The first dimension refers to the length of the board iu the direction of the grain of the face plies and tbe second dimension refers to the width of the board across the gram.

GRADES. Various qualities cau be obtained. The principal grades used in the building trade are (AA) plywood free of knots and defects on both sides. ( A ) plywood clean one side and with a few small knots on the reverse siile. ( H ) plyw110d with s~na l l knots or othcr defects U I I both side..

AVERAGE ~ ' I L I C Y S P E P sq?lrtye 101. the various qualities are given below. 'The prices, however, vary very considerably with the different lengths and widths ; small sizes are cheaper and large sizes substantially more.

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PLYWOOD-conli~l~led.

Thicknesses, milhmetres. 4 6 9 IT^ Qualities . . ' TT 7

s . d . 9 .d . s . d . ~ . d . s . 1 1 . s . 11 . 8 . d . 8 . J .

Hirch . . 17 6 13 o 2; o 18 9 32 6 2 7 o 42 6 37 6 Alder . . - 10 o - 17 o - 23 o - - (:aboon M;~hogany 22 6 - 3 4 0 - 5 2 6 - - -

, > I l~icki~essc~s, it~che.;,, I b - i4 A7

AA. A. AA. A . Qualities. . C. d. 8 . d . .s. 11. s. d .

1'l:iin Oak (2 side.) . . 30 o 28 h 33 6 - Figured Oak (2 sides) . . 50 o 45 o 57 6 47 6 American Wnlu~i t~ . - 32 6 - -

'l'hicknesses, inclms. . . Q in. 8 in $ in. * -+ ,-

A. B. A. U. A , B. s . d . s . d , s , d . s .11 . s . J . s . d .

Oregnii Pine . , 24 o 23 6 o o 2'3 o 38 6 -

SOUN USES OF ~'I.YWOOD. DOORS.-Plywood has been used f w a considerable tiine for panels i l l

i ihe ordinary frarne antl panel dour. mm., 6 min. and 8 mtn. are the usual thicknesses, buL for heavy doors 10 mm. is best. A new use which has developed more recently is the applic;~tion of plywood to form flush doors. A plywood flush door may consist of thin sheets of plywood fastened to each side of a hidden frame, or it may consist of a single thickness of laminated plywood or laminboard.

WALLS AND CEILIKGS.-AS an alternative to plaster, plwvood may be used for wall and ceiling lining. I t is :~vail:~ble in conrekient sizes and may be applied direct to wall battens or ceiling joists. The edges of the ply~vood boards may be butted and the snrlace papered completely over, giving the appearance of n plaster structure. If plyvvood of a better qudi ty is nsed, i t may be stained and ;I panelled effect secured by breaking up the surface with apl~ropriate ~nonldings. The nsual thicknesses for ceilings is 3 trim. or 4 mm. antl for wall panelling 4 mm. ; bnt if t he grounds are over 20 ins. apart 6 nnn. shoul~l be nsed.

CURVED WORK.-The thinner varieties of plywood a re convenient for curved work, such ns the sotfit of an arch or the end of a staircase. I f the curve is a sharp one it may be necessary to steam the pI~.wood and t,o tack it to a woode!l frame of the required shape while i t drics. Plywood should be bent, where possible, with the :isis of curvature parallel to the grain of the face plies.

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' V s ~ e s r a L.ro., Vintry House, Queen Street Place, E.C.4. Prices of Plywood vary greatly with the size of the boards and also

according to the quantity ordered; hut the following may be taken as approximate net prices per IOO square feet for quantities that builders require from time to time in the ordinary way of business. For rery large orders the price would be lower. 'The most popnlar sizes are :- Birch, so" X SO' and 48' X 60' and Oak, Teak, Mahogany and Walnut 60' X 48'.

VENESTA I ~ I R C H . Veneata Nilnot.-Free from knots one side and a rery few small knots

' on the other side. 'Thickness.

Length & width up to: $' A' A" A' $' &' B'

- - 72' X 48' - 3716 481- 52/- 5613 6819 7913 - -

per roo square feet. Venesta SpecnoL.-Has a. very few minute tight knots on o m side,

while the other side is the same as the back of Nilnot. Thickness.

Venesta Sumnot.-Both sides permit a few small knots and natural timber variations, oue side l~aving rather more than the other.

Thickness. Length & widthupto : ,$' A* a. 3 " $' $' 50" x 50"

6 0 ~ ( 1416 1819 2'13 2716 301- 371- 4619 5416 6319 Zo' x ' 151- 1916 221- 2819 3113 3916 4813 571- 6716 60' X 60 1519 2019 2313 301- 3216 4019 501- $819 7013 72" X 36" - 9313 2613 3313 3519 - 5613 6613 -

per roo square feet.

Venenta Suludex.

;:;* x" 3: 1 - - - .

Venesta Mordex. 72. X 36f

2319 3519

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PLYWOOD-continued. ~ E N E S T A br~.--conti,zz~ed.

YENESTA ORNAMBN'I'AL BOABDS (S~ZC 60' X 48'). Venesta Fignred Oak I Side. Fgured Oak I Side.

Plain Oak Kererse Side. 49 5 6$ 8 g$ 124 5 j 7 89 10 - 13

mm. mm. r n m uam. mrn. mlu. niln. nlm. mm. nim. rnm. mln. 5019 5113 5813 6519 7.51- 8716 701- 7113 7813 8519 951- 10916

Teak I Side. Teak 2 Sides. 3616 571- 641- 7116 8019 9313 791- 8013 8713 9119 1041- 11816 Honduras Mahogauy I Side. Iionduras hlaliogany z Sides.

5519 5613 6313 7019 801- 9 4 6 7813 7916 8616 941- 10313 11719 Sapcle Nshogany I Side. Sapele Mahoguny 2 Sicles. 1

so/9 5113 5813 6519 751- 8716 701- 7113 7813 8519 951- 1~916 Lilack Walnut I Side. Uisck Walnut z Sides.

641- 6416 7115 791- 8813 - 8616 8719 9419 1021- 11116 1261- I

Boards specially selected. Venesta prices plus 33)%. A11 foregoing prices are per roo square feet 1q.O.R. London, or delwered

London limits. Discount : 2$% monthly account or 3 % prompt cash.

T R A D E NOTIGE. PLYWOOD IUPOI~TING CO. LTD., 64 Great Edstern Street, E.C. z.

Importers and stockists of all types of plywood. ! METAL-WAGED PLYWOOD. i

FLEXO PLYWOOD INDUSTRIES LTD., "Flexo" Works, South Ching- I

ford, E.4. ! FLEXOIIIETAL. Ply-faced on one side or both sides, with any kind of

sheet metal as Galvanised Sheet Steel for structural purposes.

Sizes from 2 ' ~ 4 ' to g'X 12' and 4'X 10'.

Steel, one side, @ . . . I/- p e ~ sq. f t . Steel, both sides, @ . . . 116 ,, ,, ,,

&" thick, thick. ). thick. hletal Metal Metal Metal Metal Metal one both one both one both side sides side sides side sides

GALVANISED STEEL. s . d , s . d . s. d , s, d. s. d. s . d .

ALUJIINIUM. 72" X q', 3on, 36", 48: I z I g I 34 I 10 I 64 z I

10S0X24", 3oX, 36", 48 1 4 I 11 I s$ 2 o I g 2 4 144' X Z ~ " , 30'~ 36" 1 6 2 3$ 1 7% 2 7% I 114 2 104 S~'AYBRITE. ~ z ' X Z ~ " , 3oa, 36" 5 2 9 5 5 4 9 8 - -

COPPER. 48"Xz4" arid 7 ~ ~ x 3 6 " z o 3 4 z 2' 3 6 - -

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B R O N Z E SHOPFRONTS-continued.

FREDK. SAGE & CO., LTD., 58-62, Gray's Inn Road, W.C.I. Stock Pattern Shopfront Mouldings of Bronze, White Metal and Stainless Steel on hardwood cores :-

Girth of 18g Bronxe 011 Moulding.

Core out of 3 ill. 4 in. .j in. 6 in. 7 in. 8 ill. 9 in. Inches.

3 X 2

4 x 2 5 x 2

6 X 2

3 x 3 4 x 3 5 x 3 6 x 3

For 20% Nickel White metal mouldings of zog thickness on hardwood cores, add 15 % to above prices.

Girth of 22g Stainless Steel on Monlding.

Core out of g in. 4 in. 5 in. 6 ~ n . 7 m. Inches. s . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . 8 . d .

3 X 2 3 9 4 3 4 [ 1 5 7 - 4 x 2 ,311 4 6 5 3 5 1 0 6 7 5 x 2 4 3 4 9 5 6 6 2 7 0 6 X 2 4 8 5 2 5 1 0 6 3 7 5

3 x 3 4 1 4 9 5 5 6 1 7 O 4 x 3 4 8 5 2 5 1 0 6 6 7 4 5 x 3 5 0 5 7 6 3 7 0 7 9 6 x 3 5 7 6 2 6 1 0 7 6 8 5

The abore prices are for stock pattern mouldings ordered in quantities of 11ot less than 12 feet for each section. Discounts allowed for larger quantitlcs. Special price5 qooted for special sections on receipt of par- ticnlars. Hardwood cores are left in the white, but the metal sheathing is polished.

TRADE NOTIGES.

G. STEVENS & C O . , 52, Feathcrstone Street, E.C.1. Manufacturersof 1)rav-n Metal fiIonldings for shopfronts, elc. (;ene~.al metalnorlters.

El. C O R ~ I S H $ SOSS (H. C. Cornish, W. C. Cornish), 26 Farriugdon Road, E.C. I. Shop and Ofice Fitters, Builders and Contractors.

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,SQUASH llAClLETS COURTS.

CARTERS' SPORTS COURTS LTD. (formerly sports court depar txent of CT. H. Carter, Ltd.), Clissold Works, 57-59, Green Lanes, N. 16.

The cost of a standard Squilsh Racket Coort,i~~cludingsnper tinishing, is from about £500 u p The cost of the specialist finishings only is from L145 up ; these tinishi11g.s are of paramount importance. Further infor- mation and prices on application.

DAYWORK. s. d .

Use and waste of lir . . . , . . per foot w b e I 3 Ditto, large timbers for s l l o r i ~ ~ g . . , . 1 9 Ditto, I in. rough t led . . . . . , per sqrtn7.e 1 3 o Fi r (buildiug quality) . . . . . . per oot cube 2 7 ILough deal (juinery quality educed to I in.) . T ~ E T L o t sxper o 3) Preuared ditto . . . . . j in: matching . . , . p in. ditto . . . . . I in. ditto . . . . . I in. square edge flooring . . 12 in. ditto . . . . I in. tongued and grooved flooring I$ in. d ~ t t o . ' . . I$ in. X 2 in. moulding . . 2 j in. X 4 in. ditto . . . a$ in. X I in. ditto . . , 7 in. X I in. moulded skirting . 9 in. X I in. ditto . . . I in. x 2 in. sawn slating battens a in. X if In. ditto . . , 2 in. X I In. ditto , . . CTlue. , . . , . Mixed nails . . . . Mixed screws . . . .

0 5 , per spume 16 3

, 2 0 3 26 o 22 0

29 0

24 6 30 0 . per ~oo , f t . T I I ~ 6 9

9 0

1 0 9 24 6 39 6 2 0

3 0 9 4 4 . per lb. o 8

7 t 0 3: . per doeen o gf

Remember then, MORRIS lor Hardwoods

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