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SANITARY FITTINGS AND PLUMBING.

By G. LISTER SUTCLIFFE, A.R.I.B.A., M.S.I., etc. With 212 Illustrations.

Sanitary science is ever rapidly progressing-new discoveries and inventions are continually pressing for notice, and old problems are being solved in new ways. In this book an attempt has been made to enunciate the general principles now governing the design of sanitary work in buildings, and also to describe and illustrate the most important modern sanitary fittings and the plumber's work in connection with them.

5/-

ROADS: Their Construction and Maintenance,

WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ROAD MATERIAL.

By ALLAN GREENWELL, A.M.I.C.E., F.G.S., etc, and

J. V. ELSDEN, B.Sc, Lond., F.G.S.

With 48 Illustrations.

The authors are of opinion that there is need for a work of this kind of an elementary nature, out dealing with such difficulties as are sure to confront the student. Perhaps no problem is more difficult than a proper appreciation of the relative value of different kinds of road stone, and much space has therefore been devoted to this branch of the subject, in the belief that no one can become an efficient road engineer or surveyor unless he understands the nature and properties of the material at his disposal,

5/-

LAND SURVEYING AND LEVELLING.

By ARTHUR T. WALMISLEY, M.I.C.E., F.S.I., F.K.C.Lond., With 140 Illustrations. Hon.Assoc.R.I.B.A.

A useful book for a student, containing not only the usual instruction given in a text-book on this subject, but valuable additions from the author's own experience, and an exhaustive chapter upon Parliamentary surveying.

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FIELD WORK AND INSTRUMENTS.

By ARTHUR T. WALMISLEY, M.I.C.E., F.S.I., F.K.C.Lond., With 214 Illustrations. Hon.Assoc.R.I.B.A.

In this treatise the author has endeavoured to give the student a practical knowledge of the construction and handling of surveying instruments, and to deal with their application in the field for setting out work. The various diagrams which illustrate the subject are made as self-explanatory as possible.

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STRESSES AND STRAINS;

THEIR CALCULATION AND THAT OF THEIR RESISTANCES, BY FORMULAE

AND GRAPHIC METHODS. By FREDERIC RICHARD FARROW, F.R.I.B.A.

With 95 Illustrations.

A handbook for students, particularly those preparing for the examinations of the R.I.B.A., and arranged and intended especially for those whose knowledge of mathematics is limited. In an appendix, examples are given from examination papers of the Institute and from questions that might occur in practice of the class of problems that will probably present themselves to architectural students.

5/-

Second Thousand.

SPECIFICATIONS FOR BUILDING WORKS.

AND HOW TO WRITE THEM. A Manual for Architectural Students. By FREDERIC RICHARD FARROW, F.R.I.B.A. This Manual is written with a view-to meet the requirements of the student, to show him how he should write a specification, so that when he has learnt the method and general principles, he may apply them to the particular exigencies of any building he may design.

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Second Thousand.

QUANTITIES AND QUANTITY TAKING.

By W. E. DAVIS.

A reliable Handbook for the student pure and simple, its scope being limited to the method of procedure in the production of a good Bill of Quantities, leaving out those questions of law and other matters that do not come within the province of those for whom the work is designed. The examples given, whilst intentionally simple, to avoid confusing the student by a mass of detail, will be found to cover almost every phase of the subject.

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STRUCTURAL IRON AND STEEL.

By W. N. TWELVETREES, M.I.M.E.

With 234 Illustrations. In this elementary treatise the author has endeavoured to present in a regular sequence some of the more important details relative to iron and steel as applied to structural work. So far as building construction is concerned, the age of steel is, no doubt, still in its infancy, and if the architect of the future is to be master of his profession in all its branches, he should be thoroughly familiar with all the details of iron and steel construction.

7/-

ARCHITECTURAL HYGIENE;

Or, SANITARY SCIENCE AS APPLIED TO BUILDINGS.

By BANISTER F. FLETCHER, A.R.I.B.A., and

H. PHILLIPS FLETCHER, A.R.I.B.A., A.M.I.CE.

With 305 Illustrations.

A concise and complete text-book, treating the subject of Sanitary Science in all its branches (so far as it affects Architects, Surveyors, Engineers, Medical Officers of Health, Sanitary Inspectors, Plumbers, and Students generally), from the foundation of a building to its finishing and furnishing, and the application of modern methods of ventilation, lighting, and heating. It is intended to be of use to those entering for any examination in Sanitary Science.

5/-

Second Edition. Revised and corrected by the Authors.

CARPENTRY AND JOINERY:

A TEXT-BOOK for ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS, and CRAFTSMEN.

By BANISTER F. FLETCHER, A.R.I.B.A., and

H. PHILLIPS FLETCHER, A.R.I.B.A., A.M.I.C.E.

With 424 Illustrations.

The authors have endeavoured to meet the requirements of the craftsman, and at the same time to produce a work that will be useful to the professional man in the designing of the various structures. They have also endeavoured to consider the desires of those who are likely to become candidates for the examination of the City and Guilds' Institute, the Carpenters' Company, and the Institute of Certified Carpenters, etc. Also for the examination in these subjects by the R.I.B.A. and the Surveyors' Institution, etc.

5/-

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