HF Hall AMIRSE AMIE (Aust)

One of the major problems in Railway working is to provide adequate facilities for Roadways crossing the lines and having provided these facilities, to

A. G. HENRY, MIRSE, AMIE (Aust.), ASTC (Syd.)

Essenital in all forms of human activity are communications.  They are the means by which ideas are conveyed from the mind of one person

Some Observations on English and American Practice

Mr. F. Stewart (Member) A. S. T. C., A. M.I.E. (Aust.) Assoc. Inst. T.,

Signal Engineer, McKenzie & Holland (Aust.)

Of all the use to which rubber insulated cables are put there is none more irnportant than that of Railway Signalling.  The cables formm the nerve centres of electrical signalling on which the

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