NEW ZEALAND ENGINEERING

SUBJECT INDEX Vol 19, 1964 TO Vol 35(2), 1980

This material covers the period January 1964 to February 1980, and completes the index for the period during which F.N. Stace edited New Zealand Engineering. The index for Volumes 1-18 exists in hard copy, and is available at the IPENZ office in Wellington.
The following categories are not included in this index: People (but Obituaries are included), Book Reviews, items of general news.
Material circulated to NZIE members only (the Blue Pages, Print-out) is not included.

Subject List

ASSOCIATION OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS (ACENZ) / CONSULTING ENGINEERS DIVISION, including ACENZ AWARDS (and see CONSULTANTS' NOTEBOOK)

  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - 1973 A.C.E.N.Z. annual conference Wairakei 22 to 26 June. 28(8) Page 239
    • - 1973 A.C.E.N.Z. Award of Merit. 29(3) Page 92
    • - A.C.E.N.Z. annual conference 1974. 29(9) Page 271
    • - A.C.E.N.Z. annual conference, 1975. 30(9) Page 275
    • - A.C.E.N.Z. Award of Merit, 1975. 31(2) Page 55
    • - 1976 A.C.E.N.Z. awards: Waihi beach sewage treatment plant. 31(8) Page 205
    • - 1976 A.C.E.N.Z. conference. 31(9) Page 224
    • - 1976 Award of Merit. 32(5) Page 123
    • - 1977 ACENZ conference. 32(11) Page 265
    • - 1978 Consulting Engineers' conference. 33(9) Page 209
    • - 1979 consulting engineers' conference. 34(9) Page 218
    • - A.C.E.N.Z. award of merit. 30(5) Page 149
    • - ACENZ award of merit 1977: The Lloyd Mandeno hydro-electric scheme. 33(7) Page 165
    • - annual conference 1966. 21(8) Page 364
    • - Award of merit plaque. 28(3) Page 88
    • - awards: public relations. 21(9) Page 407
    • - Beer tanks supported by ring girders; Growth of the division. 22(9) Page 389
    • - Cable-stayed conveyor belt bridges: 1974 A.C.E.N.Z. awards. 29(10) Page 298
    • - Design award to Aurora House. 26(1) Page 27
    • - Design award winner for 1969. 24(10) Page 330
    • - Earthquake group meeting in Wellington. 21(4) Page 184
    • - Hutt Valley store wins design award. 23(9) Page 382
    • - Selection of a consulting engineer: ACENZ award of merit 1978. 34(6) Page 140
    • - The Division's 1967 annual conference. 22(8) Page 344
  • Could this be you? an address delivered to the 1965 conference of the Consultants Division of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers. Burns, G. 20(9) Page 381
  • Editorial - Negligence claims - a problem for every engineer. 33(11) Page 241
  • Exporting consulting engineering services. Fellows, A.G. 22(7) Page 280
  • Letter -
    • - A vintage year for engineers Edwards, P.H.D. 21(2) Page 80
    • - Professional liability and indemnity insurance. Hollands, D.E. 34(4) Page 94
    • - Professional liability and indemnity insurance. Martin, W.J. 34(4) Page 94
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ACOUSTICS

  • A secondary 'screening' noise test for motor vehicles. Lister, T.A. 31(6) Page 165
  • A simple method of design of reactive mufflers for small two-stroke and four-stroke engines. Harman, R.T.C. 31(10) Page 236 See correction 32(1) p.21.
  • Building services group - Of noise and politics. 34(7) Page 168
  • Dual working section wind tunnel at the University of Canterbury. Stevenson, D.C.: Raine, J.K. 31(4) Page 111
  • Improvements to the speaker system of an electronic organ. Robson, S.R. 24(5) Page 163
  • Letter - Silencing the automotive exhaust. Eversham, W. 28(4) Page 120
  • Letter - Sound attenuation of suspended ceilings in multiple-unit flats. Glogau, O.A. 19(4) Page 145
  • Planning for the control of traffic noise. Stevenson, D.C. 34(11) Page 258
  • Silencing the automotive exhaust. Lind Walker, G.E. 27(12) Page 365 See letter 28(4) p. 120.
  • Sound absorption properties of thin fibrous materials - felt. Balachandran, C.G.: Butchers, C.J. 31(12) Page 272
  • Sound attenuation of concrete masonry walls. Rodgers, M.F. 31(3) Page 78
  • Sound attenuation of suspended ceilings in multiple-unit flats. Allan, A.H.: Newman, F.H. 19(1) Page 22
  • The measurement of sound and noise. 30(11) Page 332
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AESTHETICS

  • Aesthetics in engineering. Robson, S.R. 20(10) Page 409 See discussion 21(6) page 263
  • Editorial - A lesson being learnt. Robson, S.R. 21(5) Page 191
  • Editorial - Poles and wires. 24(11) Page 335
  • Hyperthermia while under anaesthetics - a heat transfer problem? Evans, A.A.: Willis, J.C.J. 28(6) Page 157
  • Letter -
    • - Aesthetics in engineering. Harris, N. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(1) p. 409
    • - Aesthetics in engineering. Holman, L.J. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(10) page 409.
    • - Poles and wires. Mill, A. 25(2) Page 53
    • - Poles and wires. O'Kane, D. 25(7) Page 195
  • Presidential address 1969 - Engineering is for People. Spooner, B.W. 24(3) Page 83
  • Public service division news - The engineer and the architect. 25(8) Page 223
  • Roads in the landscape. Thom, D.A. 25(9) Page 232
  • Vandalism? Says who? Bogle, A.G. 20(7) Page 278
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AIRPORTS

  • A design method for heavy-duty flexible pavements. Blakeley, J.P.: Green, H.R.: Toan, D.V. 34(3) Page 59
  • Construction of the new Rotorua airport. Simmons, C.W.B. 20(9) Page 369
  • Government service division - HF radio systems at Auckland International Airport. 33(11) Page 260
  • Government service division news - Nadi Airport-building and civil engineering. 30(4) Page 121
  • Measurement of thermal gradients under the Wellington Airport runway. Ward, A.F.: Tallon, J.L. 33(10) Page 227
  • Public service division news - Nandi airport long-range communications system. 26(5) Page 144
  • Public service division news - New telegraph switching centre for Wellington airport. 23(8) Page 344
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport
    • 1: Design and development of the airport. McCulloch, N.A.R. 23(11) Page 436
    • 2: Sub-base and concrete pavement construction. Orams, K.J. 23(11) Page 445 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.196
    • 3: Earthworks and drainage. Flynn, E.A. 24(2) Page 62
    • 4: Electrical power supplies and operational lighting. Wright, P.G.: Rutherfurd, W.G. 24(5) Page 147
    • 5: Buildings and associated services. Dashper, R.P.: Blackwell, F.N. 24(7) Page 207
    • 6: Navigational aids. Noble, H.R. 24(8) Page 252
  • The design and construction of the Air New Zealand maintenance base at Auckland International Airport. Allardice, N.W.: Thom, D.A. 22(11) Page 435 See discussion 23(6) p. 264
  • Wellington Airport extension - additional sea protection. Chisholm, D.H. 31(6) Page 157
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AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS, CONTROL EQUIPMENT

  • Automatic control of standby engine-alternator sets. Godkin, M.E. 19(4) Page 138
  • Building services group - Control for comfort. 28(1) Page 26
  • Four-way intersection controls and road accidents (including a notation system for intersection conflicts). Kammann, R.: Thomson, G. 33(9) Page 203
  • Letter -
    • - Air-pollution control equipment. Martin, C.G. 28(5) Page 151
    • - Air-pollution control equipment. Robson, F.L. 28(2) Page 60
    • - Air-pollution control equipment. Windust, D. 28(2) Page 60
  • Microprocessors a New Zealand application. Pownall, M.J.: Sloane, C.J.: Brown, R.G. 32(5) Page 98
  • Problems of process control in industry with particular reference to iron and steel making. Clay, Sir H. 21(5) Page 215
  • Production asssembly by automatic machines. Fisher, B.C. 20(11) Page 479
  • Stability in process control. Trethowen, H.A.: Blackwell, F.N. 24(3) Page 89 See corrections 24(5) p.165
  • The design of air-pollution control equipment. Martin, C.G. 27(10) Page 314 See letters 28(2) p.60 and 28(5) p.151
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BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

  • Annual general meeting of the Benevolent Association. 21(4) Page 175
  • N.Z.I.E. news. 31(10) Page 244
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Benevolent Fund. 34(10) Page 235
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 31(10) Page 231 See letter 32(1) p.21.
  • The 1968 annual general meeting of the Benevolent Association. 23(4) Page 150
  • The 1969 Annual General Meeting of the Benevolent Association. 24(4) Page 123
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BLASTING

  • Arthur's Pass tunnel. Holmes, R.W. 28(8) Page 234
  • Diffusion blasting and its applications. Leech, T.D.J. 25(2) Page 29
  • Drilling and blasting sandstone under water. Le Clerc, B.R. 23(10) Page 408
  • Peaceful applications of nuclear explosives. Moyal, M. 23(8) Page 330
  • Possible uses of underground nuclear explosives in civil engineering. Oliphant, Sir M. 22(7) Page 278
  • Restoraton of Waioeka Gorge highway after February 1967 flood. Goodman, H.B.: Preston, R.L.: Smith, M.G. 25(7) Page 173 See discussion 26(6) p. 162.
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BRANZ

  • Advisory services of the Building Research Bureau. 22(1) Page 39
  • Hot-water cylinders can survive earthquake. Elkis, W.J. 33(2) Page 43
  • Projected operational research projects at the Building Research Bureau. Stevens, D.G. 21(6) Page 257
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BRIDGES

  • 1964 Annual conference - discussion. 19(5) Page 179
  • A model study of windbreaks on railway bridges. Papesch, A.J.G.: Doggett, A.J. 27(4) Page 132 See letter requesting addition of A.J.Dogget as an author 27(12) p. 392.
  • A note on suspension bridge analysis. Norman, R.G. 21(8) Page 337
  • A note on the cost of road bridges in the South Island. Garden, R.J.P. 28(9) Page 270
  • A philosophy of bridge design. Norman, R.G. 21(2) Page 69 See letter by J.H.Christie 21(8) page 360.
  • Analysis and prediction of scour at railway bridges in New Zealand. Holmes, P.S. 29(11) Page 313 See erratum 30(1) p.11.
  • Auckland Harbour Bridge extensions. 24(9) Page 296
  • Auckland Harbour Bridge extensions. Smith, B.G. 29(3) Page 69
  • Box girder bridges. Fairhurst, W.A. 29(11) Page 303
  • Changes in New Zealand highway bridge design. Chapman, H.E.: Huizing, J.B.S.: Kennaird, A.R.: Stanford, P.R.: Wood, J.H. 29(6) Page 159
  • China's Nanking bridge. Alley, P.J. 29(9) Page 268
  • Computer analysis of pile groups. Patterson-Kane, K.J. 33(4) Page 82
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - 1973 A.C.E.N.Z. Award of Merit. 29(3) Page 92
    • - Bending moments for highway loading H20. S16. T16. Garden, R.J.P. 25(4) Page 110 See errata 25(6) p.168.
    • - Bridge over the Tongaporutu river. 23(1) Page 39
    • - Cable-stayed conveyor belt bridges: 1974 A.C.E.N.Z. awards. 29(10) Page 298
    • - Chatham Islands bridges and the New Zealand army. 33(5) Page 117
    • - Launching girder for Tiwai bridge. 26(2) Page 53
    • - Movement joint for concrete sewer bridge. 31(11) Page 261
    • - New railway overbridge for Hamilton. 24(8) Page 269
    • - Newton Road bridge, Auckland urban motorways. 26(5) Page 143
    • - Pakuranga motorway embankment instrumentation. 30(11) Page 341
    • - Post-tensioned sewer river crossing. 32(2) Page 42
    • - Steel cylinder depths found by electrical resistance measurement. 31(5) Page 151
    • - The Ballance Gorge Bridge. 27(7) Page 235
    • - The East-West Highway bridges, West Malaysia. 28(9) Page 273
    • - The Roxburgh bridge. 31(4) Page 116
  • Design and construction of the Wellesley Street underpass, Auckland. Russell, T. 29(11) Page 308
  • Design of hollow skew deck spans as applied to Kilmore and Madras Street bridges. Fenwick, R.C.: Ince, J.A. 26(9) Page 253
  • Design of the Thorndon Overbridge
    • Part 1: Design conception. Huizing, J.B.S. 23(12) Page 484 For conference discussion, see 24(6) p.191
    • Part 2: Site investigations and foundations. Bialostocki, R.J. 23(12) Page 487
    • Part 3: Umbrellas, columns, and foundation caps. Armstrong, I.C. 23(12) Page 492
    • Part 4: Suspended spans. Thornton, R.W. 23(12) Page 494
    • Part 5: Aotea Quay ramps. Wood, J.H. 23(12) Page 498
    • Part 6: Drainage and hardware. Willberg, G.D. 23(12) Page 501
    • Part 7: Design management. Huizing, J.B.S. 23(12) Page 502
  • Design thermal gradients for concrete bridges. Priestley, M.J.N. 31(9) Page 213 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Durham Street overbridge, Christchurch. Stockwell, M.J. 30(7) Page 200
  • Dynamic behaviour of the Yarra River bridge. Shepherd, R.: Sidwell, G.K. 22(3) Page 109
  • Dynamic characteristics of Grafton No.1 motorway bridge. Shepherd, R.: Greensmith, B.M. 32(6) Page 138
  • Editorial - 'A span of bridges'. Norman, R.G. 25(10) Page 257
  • Editorial - Eternal vigilance - the price of safety. 30(8) Page 215
  • Falsework load measurement at Newton No. 1 bridge. Billings, I.J.: Routley, A.J. 33(6) Page 127
  • Government service division news - Back country river crossings. 27(2) Page 82
  • Hutt River railway bridge at Ava: some aspects of underpinning. Fussell, J.B. 33(5) Page 103
  • Large diameter bored piles in cohesionless materials. North, P.J.: Patterson-Kane, K.J. 33(3) Page 56
  • Letter -
    • - A model study of windbreaks on railway bridges. Papesch, A.J.G. 27(12) Page 392
    • - A philosophy of bridge design. Christie, J.H. 21(8) Page 360
    • - Australian engineers did not win Danish contest. Fog, H. 22(12) Page 524
    • - Presidential apologia. Bridges, G.F. 31(8) Page 204
    • - Presidential apologia. Wilson, J.B. 31(8) Page 204
    • - Seismic impact on bridges. Evans, G.L. 23(9) Page 380
    • - The painting of the Khyber Pass Viaduct. Norman, R.G. 22(2) Page 81
    • - Thermal gradients in bridges. Irvine, H.M. 27(11) Page 358
    • - Thermal gradients on bridges. Priestly (sic), M.J.N. 28(2) Page 59
  • Maximum hanger loads in suspension bridges. Irvine, H.M. 27(8) Page 258
  • Newton road bridge. Edwards, P.H.D. 29(2) Page 48
  • On the safety of welded structures. Naka, T. 29(7) Page 187 And see Metric Notes 29(8) p.241
  • Public service division news -
    • - Railway bridge renewed. 23(11) Page 469
    • - Renewal of the superstructure of a railway bridge. 24(11) Page 361
    • - Some public service engineers and their work 3. Porootarao railway tunnel; Balclutha railway bridge. 22(10) Page 430
  • Quay Street railway overpass design and construction planning. Anderson, B.T. 26(11) Page 354
  • Roads and bridges of Sabah. Wheeler, C.M. 23(4) Page 129
  • Shear design for prestressed concrete bridges. Cormack, L.G. 29(1) Page 25
  • Structural model study of a waffle-slab bridge deck. Priestley, M.J.N. 27(3) Page 94
  • The Brian Morrison memorial crossing. 21(10) Page 447
  • The construction of the Tamaki River bridge, Panmure. Barrowclough, A.O. 19(5) Page 165
  • The design and construction of Boundary Road bridge, Hamilton. North, P.J. 33(2) Page 26
  • The design of Karangahape Road bridge. Russell, T. 25(11) Page 300 See discussion 26(6) p. 170.
  • The new Waitaki railway bridge. Thompson, T.A. 21(8) Page 328
  • The Newmarket Viaduct -
    • Part 1: Site investigations and supervision. Built, J.W. 20(12) Page 493 See discussion 21(8) page 343.
    • Part 2: Design investigations and specification. Smith, A.W. 20(12) Page 498 See discussion 21(8) page 343.
    • Part 3: Construction. McKinnell, P.B. 20(12) Page 503
  • The repeated loading behaviour of a steel plate girder. Harvey, M.E.: Moss, P.J.: Cooke, N.: Walpole, W.R. 35(1) Page 13
  • The seismic design of special structures. Shepherd, R. 27(12) Page 379
  • The Whanganui bridge. Jackson, B.G. 32(9) Page 200
  • Thermal gradients in bridges - some design considerations. Priestley, M.J.N. 27(7) p.358 and 28(2) p.59. Page 228 See letters, 27(11) p.
  • Vibration tests on the Timaru Port access bridge. Moss, P.J.: Carr, A.J. 31(7) Page 175
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BUILDING SERVICES

  • 1964 Annual conference discussion - continued. 19(6) Page 216
  • A draft code for building services. Elder, H. 28(1) Page 24
  • Building services and subcontracting - the future management role. Fraser, R.J. 29(8) Page 236
  • Building services group -
    • - A clash of symbols. 28(5) Page 150
    • - A code of practice. 27(5) Page 182
    • - A standard for duct construction. 27(3) Page 122
    • - After the contract is over. 29(12) Page 357
    • - Annual general meeting. 28(3) Page 87
    • - Are 'fireproof' offices incinerators? 29(1) Page 33
    • - Are 'fireproof' offices incinerators? (continued) 29(2) Page 63
    • - B.S.G. officers for 1974. 29(5) Page 150
    • - Back to nature: hard work? 30(4) Page 120
    • - Building-services education in New Zealand. 26(9) Page 282
    • - Choice of fuel. 30(7) Page 212
    • - Conservation of energy in buildings. 28(9) Page 272
    • - Conservation versus environment Liquid petroleum gas for back-country cooking. Harris, L.H. 30(9) Page 276
    • - Construction management - possibility or pipe dream? 28(11) Page 335
    • - Control for comfort. 28(1) Page 26
    • - Copper pipe corrosion. 26(11) Page 362
    • - Cost-analysis - can we afford it? 27(7) Page 234
    • - Courses in heating and ventilating engineering. 27(8) Page 268
    • - Do we hit your wavelength? 27(9) Page 296
    • - Do-it-yourself standards. 34(5) Page 120
    • - Energy conservation. 32(12) Page 294
    • - Fire protection in New Zealand - the building services engineer. 27(11) Page 360
    • - Fire protection systems. 30(10) Page 305
    • - Fire-ball (sic) in engineer's court. 26(12) Page 406
    • - Forty-three storeys. 28(12) Page 367
    • - Half-a-million-dollar bait. 29(7) Page 212
    • - How should the contract finish? 31(3) Page 89
    • - Impressions of the A.S.H.R.A.E. 1975 annual meeting. Rands, G.F. 31(2) Page 56
    • - Impressions of the United States' heating, ventillating (sic) and air conditioning industry. 29(9) Page 270
    • - Improvement on the best buy. 28(2) Page 57
    • - I.P.T.S. 27(10) Page 328
    • - Lessons in contract management. 26(10) Page 313
    • - Lighting and seeing. 29(6) Page 181
    • - Natural gas services in modern buildings. 28(7) Page 205
    • - Notes from the Dunedin section. 31(11) Page 262
    • - Of climes and clients. 27(12) Page 390
    • - Of noise and politics. 34(7) Page 168
    • - Panel unanimous on hospital design. 27(1) Page 51
    • - Schedules of quantities. 27(4) Page 152
    • - Schedules of quantity. Rands, G.F. 32(3) Page 70
    • - Some trends in fire protection - an insurer's view. Estall, R.J. 33(12) Page 283
    • - Tailpiece. Elder, H. 29(11) Page 327
    • - The devil's dilemma. 30(11) Page 342
    • - The Hamilton conference. 28(4) Page 118
    • - The new world: 35 years away. 29(3) Page 93
    • - The realities of fluid flow. 27(2) Page 85
    • - Turned into corruption. 29(8) Page 245
    • - Using the structure's reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. 31(12) Page 278
    • - What are they doing to my structure? 28(6) Page 178
    • - Will it burn: does it matter? 27(6) Page 211
    • . 26(8) Page 249
    • . 32(7) Page 164
    • . 32(8) Page 192
  • Consultants' Notebook - Air conditioning for new carpet factory in converted building. 32(8) Page 190
  • Consultants' Notebook - Northern regional computer centre. 29(12) Page 356
  • Continuous measurement of internal profiles. 19(12) Page 482
  • Development of studio technical facilities in New Zealand television centres. Rollo, P.E. 22(2) Page 62 See discussion 23(6) p. 266
  • Earthquake protection for mechanical services. Blackwell, F.N. 25(10) Page 271 See discussion 26(6) p. 164.
  • Energy and design - a letter from the Minister of Electricity. Bailey, R.L. 30(6) Page 172
  • Hospital building design. de Liefde, G.Z. 26(6) Page 179 See discussion 27(1) p. 51.
  • Huntly power station: building services design and construction problems. Gallagher, J.A. 34(12) Page 270
  • Indoor versus outdoor climate. Trethowen, H.A. 31(3) Page 72
  • Letter - Will it burn - does it matter? Rands, G.F. 27(9) Page 298
  • Letter - Will it burn - does it matter? Kenna, L.F. 27(9) Page 298
  • Mechanical engineering services for the Auckland City administration building. Mak, E.A. 23(3) Page 109
  • Mechanical services, New Zealand House, London. 22(3) Page 108
  • Metric notes - Metric handbook for building services - MAB 17/75. 31(7) Page 187
  • Paremoremo maximum security prison. Burdett, P.A. 25(4) Page 100
  • Quality of potable water from building services in Auckland - some design aspects. Page, G.G. 28(4) Page 111
  • Response of buildings to unsteady heat flow. Trethowen, H.A. 27(11) Page 339
  • Stability in process control. Trethowen, H.A.: Blackwell, F.N. 24(3) Page 89 See corrections 24(5) p.165
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport 5: Buildings and associated services. Dashper, R.P.: Blackwell, F.N. 24(7) Page 207
  • The prospect of energy conservation standards in buildings. Baird, G. 34(8) Page 172
  • Thermal comfort and energy use in buildings. Elder, H. 34(11) Page 250
  • Ventilation of slaughter floors in the meat industry. Rushbrook, A.J. 30(1) Page 12
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BUILDINGS including EARTHQUAKE RISK BUILDINGS

  • A comparison of calculated and measured periods of a tall building. Shepherd, R. 22(9) Page 381
  • A personal look at some engineering works in China. Low, G. 34(8) Page 178
  • A telephone system for controlling the evacuation of a large building. Nicholls, N.R. 29(3) Page 90 A contribution to the Government Service Division news.
  • Advisory services of the Building Research Bureau. 22(1) Page 39
  • Avalon Television Centre, Wellington. Sharp, K.C. 29(10) Page 277
  • Building services group -
    • - Conservation of energy in buildings. 28(9) Page 272
    • - Forty-three storeys. 28(12) Page 367
    • - Improvement on the best buy. 28(2) Page 57
    • - Panel unanimous on hospital design. 27(1) Page 51
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - Christchurch town hall and civic centre. 27(3) Page 122
    • - Design award winner for 1969. 24(10) Page 330
    • - Fertiliser dispatch plant. 28(10) Page 303
    • - Foundations for Kinleith pulp mill extensions. 27(11) Page 359
    • - Lift slabs in tall Wellington buildings. 23(8) Page 339
    • - New circular building for Auckland. 25(11) Page 313
    • - New paper machine building at Kinleith. 26(11) Page 361
    • - New three-bay warehouse for glass manufacturers. 25(7) Page 191
    • - New Wellington car parking building. 23(6) Page 251
    • - Northern regional computer centre. 29(12) Page 356
    • - Rectangular diagrid frame for factory. 29(11) Page 326 See correction 30(3) p.91.
    • - Steel store complex. 32(1) Page 19
    • - The I.B.M. Centre, Wellington: New railway overbridge for Hamilton. 24(8) Page 269
    • - The structure of the Manukau City Council administration building, Wiri, Auckland. 32(10) Page 245
    • - Wellington office building. 28(6) Page 179
    • 21(6) Page 270
    • 24(6) Page 204
    • 26(6) Page 188
  • Earthquake-risk buildings. Roberts, J.S. 28(3) Page 73
  • Earthquakes and structural concrete. Park, R. 34(1) Page 2
  • Engineering for tourism. Newnham J.L. 29(4) Page 114
  • Fire engineering formulas for building designers. Barnett, C.R. 33(11) Page 246
  • Government service division news - Nadi Airport-building and civil engineering. 30(4) Page 121
  • Hospital building design. de Liefde, G.Z. 26(6) Page 179 See discussion 27(1) p. 51.
  • Indoor versus outdoor climate. Trethowen, H.A. 31(3) Page 72
  • Letter - Use of plastic water piping in buildings. New Zealand Urban Fire Authorities Association (Inc.) 23(11) Page 468
  • Letter - Use of reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. Knight, A.C.E. 29(9) Page 269 Includes response from P.G. Wright.
  • Ministry of Works earthquake policy. 20(8) Page 336
  • N.Z. Post Office headquarters building. 23(5) Page 182
  • Paremoremo maximum security prison. Glogau, O.A. 25(12) Page 338
  • Practical research on thermal insulation of buildings. Blakeley, P.W. 23(6) Page 244
  • Preloaded pier foundations for a city building. Taylor, P.W. 30(11) Page 320
  • Quality of potable water from building services in Auckland - some design aspects. Page, G.G. 28(4) Page 111
  • Reclamation of foreshore and marginal land. Moss, J.D. 19(1) Page 3
  • Reinforced concrete shear walls. Paulay, T. 24(10) Page 315 See discussion 25(6) p. 164.
  • Report on the 2nd N.Z. Geomechanics Lecture. Hawley, J.G. 32(12) Page 289
  • Response of buildings to unsteady heat flow. Trethowen, H.A. 27(11) Page 339
  • Site cranes for the erection of two pre-cast buildings in Auckland. Lewis, A.K. 24(5) Page 160
  • Structural aspects of the James Cook hotel. Strachan, C.M. 28(12) Page 345
  • System building. Craven, M.A. 23(10) Page 397 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.198
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport 5: Buildings and associated services. Dashper, R.P.: Blackwell, F.N. 24(7) Page 207
  • The effect of ground compliance on the free vibration of shear buildings. Palmer, D.J. 24(11) Page 337 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 163
  • The Odakyu department store. 24(5) Page 173
  • The prospect of energy conservation standards in buildings. Baird, G. 34(8) Page 172
  • The use of steel to B.S.968:1962 in the all-welded frame of a 19-story building. Cooper, G. 23(1) Page 10 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Using the structure's reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. Wright, P.G. 29(1) Page 15 Includes discussion at presentation to combined Auckland branch and Building Services Group meeting; and see letter, 29(9) p.269.
  • Victorian building reinstated ANZ Bank, Dunedin. Cox, D.G. 34(9) Page 198
  • Welding problems in steel-framed tall buildings. Naka, T. 19(5) Page 191
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

  • A study of the flow properties of New Zealand wood pulp suspensions. Duffy, G.G.: Moller, K.: Titchener, A.L. 27(9) Page 273
  • Air pollution and industrial progress. Douglas, R.T. 24(2) Page 55
  • An introduction to the pulp and paper industry. Clark, R.B. 20(10) Page 425 See discussion 21(6) page 261
  • Chemical engineering group. 26(12) Page 407
  • Computing developments in chemical engineering. Allen, R.M. 28(5) Page 139
  • Drying of fibrous webs. Tucker, D.H. 22(12) Page 493 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 220
  • Experiments with a mixer-cascade for the sulphuric acid digestion of ilmenite. Walker, B.V.: Judd, B.T.: Taylor, B.A.: Kemp, R.M. 30(4) Page 108
  • Investigations into clarifying Tongariro tunnel drainage water. Bell, D.J.: McLachlan, C.N.S. 34(10) Page 235
  • Letter - Technical and commercial aspects of the new technology. Suggate, G.C. 32(7) Page 171 Includes comment by R.F. Bollen.
  • Lubricant additives in modern oils. Peet, N.J. 24(12) Page 381 For discussion see 25(6) p.155
  • N.Z. p.v.c. production proposals Local coal, natural gas, or imported naphtha. Abrahamson, J.: Stott, J.B. 25(9) Page 241 See discussion 26(6) p. 178.
  • Potential utilisation of N.Z. Steel slags. Kelly, E.G. 31(2) Page 42
  • Process dynamics of simple heat exchangers. Earl, W.B.: Tan, T.K. 30(10) Page 298
  • Simulation of refiner mechanical pulp production. Corson, S.R. 28(3) Page 79
  • Technological and commercial aspects of new technology. Bollen, R.F. 32(2) Page 31 See letter 32(7) p.171.
  • The extraction of manool from pink pine. Perham, D.A. 31(8) Page 200
  • The feasibility of establishing a chlorine, caustic soda, and salt plant in N.Z. Perham, D.A. 26(1) Page 9
  • The flow of bulk solids and design of hoppers. Palmer, E.R. 25(9) Page 227 See correction, and discussion, 26(6) p. 171.
  • The process optimisation of a conveyor dryer. Keey, R.B. 30(2) Page 53
  • The production of high-titania products from ilmenite by a sulphuric acid process. Palmer, E.R.: Judd, B. 28(8) Page 227
  • The recovery of heat from textile dryer exhausts. Nicoll, S.R. 34(7) Page 157
  • The Seaview incident Some lessons in process-engineering safety. Keey, R.B. 31(11) Page 257 See discussion 32(11) p.261.
  • The use of Christmas Island rock in the manufacture of superphosphate fertiliser. Dobbie, T.P.: Evans, L. 28(10) Page 288
  • Tribology: a revolution in the science of friction, lubrication and wear. Thorp, J.M. 25(11) Page 305 See discussion 26(6) p. 177.
  • Turbulence phenomena - a study of eddies at interfaces. Davies, J.T. 27(11) Page 353
  • Wax from Chatham Island peat deposits. Palmer, E.R. 30(3) Page 67
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CIVIL DEFENCE

  • Civil defence. Holloway, R.H.F. 33(12) Page 266
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CIVIL ENGINEERING - GENERAL (including LAND DEVELOPMENT)

  • A personal look at some engineering works in China. Low, G. 34(8) Page 178
  • Arbitration of civil and engineering contracts. Brickell, R.G. 29(12) Page 352
  • Cement factory at Kuching, Malaysia. Brown, R.A.St C. 34(6) Page 124 See letter 34(11) p.268.
  • Civil engineering aspects of Auckland rapid transit. Lancaster, M.R. 31(12) Page 269
  • Coastal policy - administrative and political alternatives. Roberts, J.L. 29(9) Page 261
  • Consultants' Notebook - Peat swamp reclamation. 24(5) Page 169
  • Design and construction of a precast multi-storey parking station. Tankersley, R.N.: Sewell, J.M.F. 25(11) Page 291 See discussion 26(6) p. 176.
  • Design of hollow skew deck spans as applied to Kilmore and Madras Street bridges. Fenwick, R.C.: Ince, J.A. 26(9) Page 253
  • Determination of allowable bearing pressure under small structures. Stockwell, M.J. 32(6) Page 132
  • Diffusion blasting and its applications. Leech, T.D.J. 25(2) Page 29
  • Editorial - Homes in the hills. 30(1) Page 1 See letter 30(4) p.123.
  • Editorial - Supervision or observation - whose responsibility? 28(2) Page 31
  • Environmental factors in a residential sub-division. Barrowclough, A.O. 29(4) Page 105
  • Expo 67 Problems of land reclamation. Baker, J.H.: Seaden, G. 22(8) Page 321 1 of 3 papers.
  • Expo 67 Surveying for Expo 67. Beaton, W.H.: Kukulka, V. 22(8) Page 325 2 of 3 papers.
  • Expo 67 The Expo Express. Hefferman, J.J.: Hathaway, H.L.: Murzynski, M. 22(8) Page 326 3 of 3 papers.
  • Falsework. Huizing, J.B.S.: Blakeley, R.W.G.: Ramsay, G. 32(1) Page 2 See letter 32(3) p.71. See discussion 32(11) p.261.
  • Government service division news - Nadi Airport-building and civil engineering. 30(4) Page 121
  • Government service division. 33(9) Page 210
  • Huntly power station Certain aspects of civil engineering design. Hatrick, A.V. 31(5) Page 144 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Letter -
    • 'Homes in the hills'. Blackwood, H.C.R. 30(4) Page 123
    • - Cement factory at Kuching. Mulholland, D.J. 34(11) Page 268 Includes comment by R.A.S. Brown.
    • - Failures of falsework structures. Tyler, R.G. 32(3) Page 71
  • Makohine tip fatality. Christie, J.H. 30(10) Page 294
  • Partial prestressing - a commentary. Cormack, L.G. 26(9) Page 272
  • Possible uses of underground nuclear explosives in civil engineering. Oliphant, Sir M. 22(7) Page 278
  • Reclamation of foreshore and marginal land. Moss, J.D. 19(1) Page 3
  • Research projects in civil engineering, University of Canterbury. 24(4) Page 135
  • Roads and bridges of Sabah. Wheeler, C.M. 23(4) Page 129
  • Tauranga Harbour Development work by the Ministry of Works at Mount Maunganui 1953-1966. Spooner, B.W.: Simpson, R.A.: Fyson, J.H. 26(7) Page 195
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport 1: Design and development of the airport. McCulloch, N.A.R. 23(11) Page 436
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport 2: Sub-base and concrete pavement construction. Orams, K.J. 23(11) Page 445 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.196
  • The international congresses on the applications of mathematics in engineering. Hookings, G.A. 34(3) Page 67
  • The Maungaraki development Part 2. Brickell, R.G. 23(3) Page 95 Part 1 was published in NZE 18(12) page 433.
  • The Moana Pool, Dunedin. Ritchie, G.A.C.: Hesson, W.F. 21(1) Page 3 See discussion (6) page 260
  • The production of motorway formation contract documents using a digital terrain model. Heine, D.G.: Lello, J.W. 24(11) Page 349 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 162.
  • The Upper Waitaki power development Civil engineering aspects. Duncan, W.M. 29(1) Page 3
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COASTAL ENGINEERING including PORTS, MARINAS

  • A hydraulic problem model study. Holmes, P.D.L. 27(8) Page 245
  • A review of modern cargo handling methods. Waters, W. 21(11) Page 468 See discussion 22(5) p. 195
  • A treatment for sewage and liquid trade wastes. Mawson, K.J. 25(6) Page 147
  • An instrument for remote monitoring of sediment movement and associated hydraulic conditions on the continental shelf. Heath, R.A.: Carter, L.: Barnes, E.J.: Hunt, B.J. 31(10) Page 242 See letter 32(5) p.121.
  • Burial of wreck obstructing the St. Lawrence navigation channel. Matich, M.A.J. 24(2) Page 68
  • Coastal container shipping. Waters, W. 28(10) Page 281
  • Coastal policy - administrative and political alternatives. Roberts, J.L. 29(9) Page 261
  • Concrete caisson wharf construction at Port Chalmers. Davis, R.M. 25(1) Page 3 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 159
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - Bluff smelter wharf. 26(7) Page 218
    • - Clevedon wharf bridge: Picton marina bridge. 21(5) Page 231
    • - Coming to grips with a complex problem. 31(3) Page 88 See letter 32(4) p.92.
    • - Machinery for operating roll-on roll-off link span bridge. 28(5) Page 149
    • - New ferry terminal at Picton: Controlling Wanganui River pollution. 26(9) Page 279
    • - New slipway at Auckland. 24(7) Page 230
  • Current, waves and sediment transport, Upper Waitemata Harbour. Wells-Green, P.S. 30(10) Page 291
  • Design of a mound type breakwater for Port Taranaki. Holmes, P.D.L.: Park, A.G. 20(11) Page 441 See discussion 21(8) page 346.
  • Drilling and blasting sandstone under water. Le Clerc, B.R. 23(10) Page 408
  • Editorial - Our spastic ports. 23(6) Page 223
  • Expected changes in sea-level oscillation within harbours resulting from changes in the harbour configuration. Heath, R.A. 29(7) Page 208
  • Letter -
    • - Manukau harbour. Agnew, R. 33(7) Page 162 Includes comment by J.S. Nicholls.
    • - Our spastic ports. Smith, R.A.J. 23(7) Page 307
    • - Swish remote sensor. Smith, A.W. 32(5) Page 121
    • - Wave refraction. Smith, A.W. 32(4) Page 92 Includes response from E.T. Smith.
    • - Wellington's West Coast. Burgess, J.S. 27(7) Page 238
    • - Whither the Manukau? Chapman, D.M. 33(10) Page 238
    • - Whither the Manukau? Smith, A.W.: Nicholls, J.S. 34(2) Page 44
    • - Whither the Manukau? Watt, W.J. 33(8) Page 192 Includes response from J.S. Nicholls and W.A. Smith.
  • Maritime matters. 34(11) Page 260
  • Model tests on a pile breakwater and marina entrance. Hutchinson, P.S.: Mountjoy, C.V. 33(4) Page 87 See discussion 33(10) p.232.
  • New tanker wharf at Port Taranaki. Greenstreet, G. 35(1) Page 2
  • New techniques for marine lights. Gladwell, J.K. 25(5) Page 125
  • Overburden drilling at Port Chalmers. 22(5) Page 209
  • Planning and design for unit load and container cargoes at Auckland. Smith, R.A.J.: Pask, C.L. 24(8) Page 237
  • Port Lyttelton harbour extension. 20(1) Page 36
  • Reclamations in Wellington Harbour with special reference to recent developments. Hutchison, A.J.H. 28(8) Page 217
  • Second Cook Strait ferry terminal project at Picton. Evison, R.D. 33(1) Page 8
  • Tauranga Harbour Development work by the Ministry of Works at Mount Maunganui 1953-1966. Spooner, B.W.: Simpson, R.A.: Fyson, J.H. 26(7) Page 195
  • The design of a new dredge for Westport. Jones, H.D.M. 34(10) Page 230
  • The Wellington container cranes. Bradshaw. J.D. 29(4) Page 110
  • The Wellington second rail-road ferry terminal. Adams, B.H. 31(3) Page 67
  • Wellington Airport extension - additional sea protection. Chisholm, D.H. 31(6) Page 157
  • Wellington's west coast The problem of littoral drift and its possible future effects on Porirua harbour. Coddington, R.F. 27(4) Page 125
  • Westport harbour entrance. Simpson, R.A.: Fyson, J.H. 26(9) Page 266
  • Wharf for Bluff aluminium smelter. McFarlane, C.J. 28(9) Page 247
  • Whither the Manukau? Smith, A.W.: Nicholls, J.S. 33(4) Page 79 See letters 33(7) p.162, 33(8) p.192, 33(10) p.238 and 34(2) p.44.
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COMPUTERS

  • A large-scale, sophisticated stress-analysis system. Knowles, N.C. 32(7) Page 160
  • A low-cost graphical numerical control part-programming system. Davies, K.J. 29(9) Page 257
  • An introduction to the method of influence coefficients. Smith, I.C. 19(1) Page 15
  • Analysis of shear-wall frames by computer. Candy, C.F. 19(9) Page 342 and see correction 19(12) 482. See discussion 20(5) p 199.
  • Computer aids fight against pollution. 26(6) Page 187
  • Computers - a new tool for engineers. 19(9) Page 355
  • Computing developments in chemical engineering. Allen, R.M. 28(5) Page 139
  • Computing in engineering dynamics. Undrill, J.M. 27(9) Page 291
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - A computer program for modelling a run of the river hydro-electric scheme. 25(5) Page 143
    • - Computer bureau. 29(1) Page 33
    • - Northern regional computer centre. 29(12) Page 356
    • - Programmable calculators and mini computers. 27(6) Page 213
  • Dynamic system simulation using an analogue computer. Hunt, L.R. 25(1) Page 9
  • Editorial - A question of perspective. F.M.H. 19(9) Page 329
  • Editorial - The ubiquitous transistor. 28(7) Page 183
  • Letter - Programmable calculators. Couldrey, B.R. 27(10) Page 330
  • Power system load flow analysis by digital computers. Ng, N.Y. 25(10) Page 281
  • Power system load flow analysis by digital computers. Ng, N.Y. 25(8) Page 201 See appendices, 25(10) p. 281. See discussion, 26(5) p. 152
  • Power-system dispatch-office automation functions. Undrill, J.M. 27(5) Page 164
  • Principles and practice of modern micro-electronics. Barnes, D.J. 24(1) Page 29 Conference discussion see 24(6) p.190
  • The computer as something to be reckoned with. Percy, J.H. 21(9) Page 400
  • The I.E.R.E. Open Lecture - The digital computer as a design aid. Hoffman, T.R. 30(5) Page 143
  • The use of a digital computer with electronic display in road design. Armstrong, J.S.: Karman, H. 24(8) Page 247
  • The use of computers in power stations. O'Sullivan, J.J. 26(6) Page 151
  • The use of digital computers in civil engineering education and research at the University of Canterbury. Moss, P.J.: Carr, A.J. 27(8) Page 250
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CONCRETE

  • A nomogram for concrete mix design. Gadd, M.L. 19(9) Page 363
  • Box girder bridges. Fairhurst, W.A. 29(11) Page 303
  • Concrete caisson wharf construction at Port Chalmers. Davis, R.M. 25(1) Page 3 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 159
  • Concrete for Benmore power project. Butcher, B.J. 20(1) Page 24 See discussion 20(6) p 238.
  • Concrete lining of the headrace channel at Maraetai II. Brickell, A. 25(2) Page 39
  • Consultants' notebook -
    • - A post-stressed precast concrete chimney. 22(10) Page 432
    • - Activities in Otago; NZ prestressed concrete conference; Auckland area lunch meeting. 22(11) Page 484
    • - All-weather tennis courts. 30(3) Page 90
    • - Automated concrete mixing plant. 24(2) Page 77
    • - Concrete batching plant, Turangi: A new contact sulphuric acid plant. 22(6) Page 257
    • - Lift slabs in tall Wellington buildings. 23(8) Page 339
    • - Movement joint for concrete sewer bridge. 31(11) Page 261
    • - Pre-cast concrete piling system. 31(6) Page 167
    • - Propping for floor slabs. 28(1) Page 27
    • - Repairs to prestressed concrete reservoir. 24(12) Page 393
  • Curvature of precast reinforced concrete panels owing to shrinkage. Matthewson, C.D. 26(12) Page 399
  • Deflection of reinforced concrete beams under working loads. Blakeley, J.P. 22(1) Page 18
  • Design and construction of a circular prestressed concrete reservoir. Thomson, A.K. 20(2) Page 55
  • Design and construction of a precast multi-storey parking station. Tankersley, R.N.: Sewell, J.M.F. 25(11) Page 291 See discussion 26(6) p. 176.
  • Design and construction of the Wellesley Street underpass, Auckland. Russell, T. 29(11) Page 308
  • Design and sinking of a large concrete caisson at the Huntly power project. Brown, A.S.: Cox, D.D. 35(2) Page 28
  • Design of a corner slab. Brickell, D.G.A. 24(4) Page 137
  • Design of hollow skew deck spans as applied to Kilmore and Madras Street bridges. Fenwick, R.C.: Ince, J.A. 26(9) Page 253
  • Design of superstructure for Ramp B flyover, Dominion Road Interchange. Lewis, A.K. 25(3) Page 70
  • Design of the Thorndon Overbridge Part 4: Suspended spans. Thornton, R.W. 23(12) Page 494
  • Design of the Thorndon Overbridge Part 5: Aotea Quay ramps. Wood, J.H. 23(12) Page 498
  • Design thermal gradients for concrete bridges. Priestley, M.J.N. 31(9) Page 213 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Ductility of reinforced concrete frames under seismic loading. Park, R. 23(11) Page 427 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.193
  • Dynamic characteristics of Grafton No.1 motorway bridge. Shepherd, R.: Greensmith, B.M. 32(6) Page 138
  • Earthquakes and structural concrete. Park, R. 34(1) Page 2
  • Engineering aspects of the Arts and Library building, Victoria University of Wellington. Allardice, N.W. 21(12) Page 501 See discussion 22(8) p. 330
  • Falsework. Huizing, J.B.S.: Blakeley, R.W.G.: Ramsay, G. 32(1) Page 2 See letter 32(3) p.71. See discussion 32(11) p.261.
  • Letter - The painting of the Khyber Pass Viaduct. Norman, R.G. 22(2) Page 81
  • Measurements of a frozen concrete structure. Garden, R.J.P. 26(6) Page 158
  • Newton road bridge. Edwards, P.H.D. 29(2) Page 48
  • Offshore circulating water system, Marsden power station. McConnell, A.M. 22(10) Page 397 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 207
  • Paremoremo maximum security prison. Glogau, O.A. 25(12) Page 338
  • Partial prestressing - a commentary. Cormack, L.G. 26(9) Page 272
  • Post-tensioned tendons in prestressed concrete - to grout or not to grout? Park, R. 30(11) Page 315
  • Pozzolanic materials and NZS 3123. Smith, L.M. 32(3) Page 59 See corrected Table 1 32(10) p.239.
  • Presidential address 1967 - Engineers of quality and influence. Hopkins, H.J. 22(3) Page 89
  • Prestressed flat slabs. Candy, C.F. 19(7) Page 258 And see correction, 19(9) p. 337.
  • Prestressed flat slabs. Power, C.A. 21(8) Page 321 See discussion 22(5) p. 203.
  • Reinforced concrete exterior beam-column joints under seismic loading. Megget, L.M.: Park, R. 26(11) Page 341
  • Reinforced concrete seismic design. Hollings, J.P. 26(12) Page 371 See correction 27(6) p. 211.
  • Reinforced concrete shear walls. Paulay, T. 24(10) Page 315 See discussion 25(6) p. 164.
  • Response of prestressed concrete structures to earthquake motions. Blakeley, R.W.G.: Park, R. 28(2) Page 42
  • Safe bend radii for deformed reinforcing bar to avoid failure by strain age embrittlement. Erasmus, L.A.: Pussegoda, N. 33(8) Page 170
  • Sands for concrete a study of shapes and sizes. Hopkins, H.J. 26(10) Page 287
  • Shear design for prestressed concrete bridges. Cormack, L.G. 29(1) Page 25
  • Site cranes for the erection of two pre-cast buildings in Auckland. Lewis, A.K. 24(5) Page 160
  • Some aspects of the limit design of reinforced concrete structures. Park, R. 21(12) Page 518 See discussion 22(5) p. 198
  • Sound attenuation of concrete masonry walls. Rodgers, M.F. 31(3) Page 78
  • Structural bonding using epoxy adhesives. Moss, P.J.: Batchelar, M.L. 30(2) Page 45
  • The confinement of concrete in reinforced concrete columns. Mitchell, T.N.: Glogau, O.A. 22(3) Page 111
  • The design and construction of a concrete shell roofed industrial building. Hollings, J.P. 19(11) Page 421 See discussion 20(5) p 203.
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport 2: Sub-base and concrete pavement construction. Orams, K.J. 23(11) Page 445 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.196
  • The design and construction of Boundary Road bridge, Hamilton. North, P.J. 33(2) Page 26
  • The development of mortar joints for precast concrete penstocks at Benmore. Brathwaite, D.S. 22(9) Page 371
  • The new Waitaki railway bridge. Thompson, T.A. 21(8) Page 328
  • The organisation and management of a major contract overseas for the manufacture of prestressed concrete construction components. Moar, H.M. 28(12) Page 352
  • The rotational capacity of a reinforced concrete flat slab to column connection. Hollings, J.P. 22(8) Page 317 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • The use of epoxy adhesives with concrete. Johnston, A.H.: Drewett, G.I.H. 21(3) Page 126
  • Ultimate strength design methods applied to reinforced concrete. Totterdill, B.W. 22(10) Page 414
  • Yield-line design of concrete slabs with free edges. Park, R. 21(2) Page 63
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CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA

  • 1967 National Electronics conference. 22(7) Page 292
  • A message from the Senior Past-president to the Jubilee Conference. Hitchcock, E. 19(3) Page 85
  • A short report on the Third World Conference on Earthquake Engineering. Johnston, J.A.R. 20(3) Page 103
  • Annual general meeting of the Benevolent Association. 21(4) Page 175
  • Building services group - Tailpiece. Elder, H. 29(11) Page 327
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - 1972 Conference Waitangi 23-27 June. 27(10) Page 325
    • - 1973 A.C.E.N.Z. annual conference Wairakei 22 to 26 June. 28(8) Page 239
    • - 1976 A.C.E.N.Z. conference. 31(9) Page 224
    • - 1977 ACENZ conference. 32(11) Page 265
    • - 1978 Consulting Engineers' conference. 33(9) Page 209
    • - 1979 consulting engineers' conference. 34(9) Page 218
    • - A.C.E.N.Z. annual conference 1974. 29(9) Page 271
    • - A.C.E.N.Z. annual conference, 1975. 30(9) Page 275
    • - Activities in Otago; NZ prestressed concrete conference; Auckland area lunch meeting. 22(11) Page 484
    • - Annual conference 1966. 21(8) Page 364
    • - Conference report. 24(9) Page 299
    • - Conference report. 25(9) Page 253
    • - Report on 1971 conference Te Anau 25 to 29 June. 26(10) Page 314
    • - Report on annual conference. 23(10) Page 422
    • - The Division's 1967 annual conference.
  • Could this be you? an address delivered to the 1965 conference of the Consultants Division of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers. Burns, G. 20(9) Page 381
  • 'Directions for the future' The 49th ANZAAS conference. Stace, J.: Stace, F.N. 34(4) Page 89
  • Editorial -
    • - A capital conference. 24(6) Page 175
    • - C.I.G.R.E. 28(5) Page 123 See Government Service Division News 28(5) p.148.
    • - Conference - Christchurch 1977. 32(1) Page 1
    • - Conserving resources - today's design priority. 30(10) Page 283
    • - Discussions on the world's energy problems. 23(3) Page 85
    • - Economic awareness. 24(10) Page 301
    • - Energy and New Zealand society. 34(7) Page 147
    • - Engineers for the 1970s. 26(1) Page 1
    • - 'Look here, upon this picture, and on this...' Thom, D.A. 23(2) Page 41
    • - Open forum on water. 25(3) Page 59
    • - Sigma e=E. 25(4) Page 87
    • - The conference and the press. Stace, F.N. 21(2) Page 43
    • - The conference in future. Ireland, E.R. 22(3) Page 87
    • - The conference. Ireland, E.R. 21(3) Page 91
    • - The human element. 29(2) Page 37
    • - The Tokyo sectional meeting of the World Power Conference. Stace, F.N. 21(6) Page 235
  • 'Education in electronics' National conference. Burdett, P.A. 24(12) Page 373
  • Efficiency in building - Wellington symposium. 28(10) Page 301
  • Electrical engineering and environment: Part 1: Power generation and transmission. MacKenzie, E.B. 21(7) Page 289
  • Electrical engineering and environment Part 2: Power distribution. Ellis, J.D. 21(7) Page 291
  • Electronics conference in Auckland stimulating, lively. Burdett, P.A. 23(11) Page 462
  • Engineering and environment. Oldham, J. 21(5) Page 207 See correction page 313.
  • Engineering as a training for management. Ingram, J.H. 24(6) Page 177 Includes discussion.
  • Engineering for tourism. Tirikatene-Sullivan, Hon. T.W.M. 29(5) Page 144
  • Engineers in national development. North, J.C. 24(9) Page 275
  • Fifth Australia-New Zealand conference on soil mechanics and foundation engineering. 22(7) Page 293
  • Fourth world conference on earthquake engineering. 22(11) Page 461
  • Geomechanics symposium. 27(11) Page 356
  • Government service division news - C.I.G.R.E. 28(5) Page 148
  • Industries division - 1973 conference. 28(4) Page 118
  • Letter - Engineers in New Zealand's future. Rowe, B.J. 23(8) Page 342
  • Letter - Engineers in the development of a region. Hunt, C.G. 28(5) Page 151
  • Maritime matters. 34(11) Page 260
  • N.Z. Institution of Engineers - annual conference. Walker, R. 31(4) Page 114
  • N.Z. Water Conference 1970. 25(4) Page 89
  • N.Z. Water Conference 1976. 31(5) Page 152
  • N.Z.I.E. annual general meeting, 1966. 21(4) Page 163
  • N.Z.I.E. annual general meeting, 1967. 22(4) Page 147
  • N.Z.I.E. conference 1979. 34(6) Page 136
  • N.Z.I.E. news - UNESCO and the future: communicating change. 33(2) Page 45
  • N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 21(7) Page 313
  • N.Z.I.E. special general meeting. 21(4) Page 172
  • N.Z.Institute of Welding - Report of the twenty-ninth annual conference. 22(4) Page NZIW 1 (supplement)
  • N.Z.Institution of Engineers annual conference. 28(4) Page 115
  • N.Z.Institution of Engineers - annual conference. 29(4) Page 122
  • N.Z.Institution of Engineers - annual conference. 30(4) Page 116
  • New Zealand energy conference 1974. Stephenson, J. 29(7) Page 209
  • New Zealand Institution of Engineers Annual conference. 32(4) Page 90
  • New Zealand Institution of Engineers Conference 1978. 33(4) Page 93
  • New Zealand Water Conference. Campbell, A.P. 31(11) Page 260
  • Panel discussion - Wellington 14 February 1979. 34(6) Page 139
  • Problems of process control in industry with particular reference to iron and steel making. Clay, Sir H. 21(5) Page 215
  • Recommendations from the Water Symposium. 20(3) Page 105
  • Report on the Third New Zealand Energy conference 'The dynamics of energy utilisation'. Aspden, R.J. 32(7) Page 163
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 32(2) Page 25
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 32(11) Page 247
  • Seminar: Social and economic effects of earthquake prediction. Strachan, C.M. 33(1) Page 16
  • Some engineering problems of interplanetary spacecraft. Pickering, W.H. 20(6) Page 224
  • Some impressions of the ninth World Energy Conference, Detroit, U.S.A. MacKenzie, E.B. 30(2) Page 58
  • South Pacific regional conference on earthquake engineering. Blakeley, R.W.G. 30(7) Page 207
  • Statistical estimates of the likelihood of earthquake shaking throughout New Zealand - 1978 conference discussion. Smith, W.D. 33(10) Page 232
  • Symposium on Science and Engineering 1964 -
    • Geothermal energy. Healy, J. 19(2) Page 55
    • Industrial Development. Studt, F.E. 19(2) Page 53
    • Operational Research. Dick, I.D. 19(2) Page 47 See discussion on Symposium 19(5) p 179.
  • Symposium on the Christchurch-Lyttelton road tunnel 1964 -
    • Construction. Smith, J.G. 19(12) Page 461
    • Lighting and electrical installation. Horn, J.K. 19(12) Page 473
    • Planning and design. Spooner, B.W. 19(12) Page 457
    • Ventilation. Dokter, P.S. 19(12) Page 469 And see discussion on all Christchurch-Lyttelton road tunnel symposium papers 20(7) p 286.
  • Technical Group on Water. 31(1) Page 30
  • Technical tedium. Stace, F.N. 29(1) Page 30
  • Technical turmoil. Stace, F.N. 30(10) Page 300
  • The 1965 N.Z.I.E. Conference. 20(4) Page 149
  • The 1966 N.Z.I.E. conference. Thom, D.A. 21(5) Page 218
  • The 1968 Conference of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers. Burdett, P.A. 23(4) Page 139
  • The eleventh New Zealand Science Congress. 20(4) Page 156
  • The engineer and the community. Risson, R.J.H. 19(3) Page 107
  • The Engineer in Society An edited version of the panel discussion at the 1970 Conference of the N.Z.Institution of Engineers. 25(5) Page 137
  • The international congresses on the applications of mathematics in engineering. Hookings, G.A. 34(3) Page 67
  • The Jubilee Conference February 10-14, 1964. 19(3) Page 113
  • The New Zealand Countryside in 1980 - Conference summary. Davison, R.K. 23(2) Page 70
  • The New Zealand Countryside in 1980 - Luncheon address. McIntyre, The Hon. D. 23(2) Page 69
  • The Physical Environment Conference (a report from the Institution's 'Countryside in 1980' committee). 25(8) Page 222
  • The population conference. 27(10) Page 321
  • The President's report on the N.Z.Institute of Welding Conference, 1964. Spiller, S.H. 19(5) Page 197
  • The role of the engineer in national development A panel discussion at the 1969 conference of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers. 24(6) Page 186
  • The Second New Zealand Energy Conference. 30(9) Page 267
  • The Waimakato Canal. 21(6) Page 259
  • Toe-slip analysis by computer. Irwin, R.W. 20(7) Page 256 Written discussion on paper by PJ Alley, 19(7).
  • Urban transportation. 19(9) Page 352
  • Water symposium abstracts of papers. 19(8) Page 315
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CONSTRUCTION

  • A container handling crane. Poore, R.R.: Atcheson, M.G.A. 30(3) Page 73
  • A direct current transmission line the design and construction of the 600 MW, 500 kV d.c. line between Benmoreand Haywards. Dickens, T.A.J. 20(4) Page 121 See discussion 21(7) page 292.
  • A domestic and industrial sewage oxidation pond. Beca, G.S.: Airey, D.C. 22(6) Page 229
  • A nomogram for concrete mix design. Gadd, M.L. 19(9) Page 363
  • A rational approach to standards for welded construction. Weck, R. 21(8) Page 349
  • A slaughterhouse extension at Burnside. Garden, R.J.P. 21(6) Page 253
  • Aesthetics in engineering. Robson, S.R. 20(10) Page 409 See discussion 21(6) page 263
  • Avalon Television Centre, Wellington. Sharp, K.C. 29(10) Page 277
  • Aviemore nears completion. 22(11) Page 478
  • British developments in the use of steel to B.S. 968:1962 in welded construction. McKenzie, G.H.F. 21(7) Page 303
  • Building m.v. 'Totara' in the Netherlands. Win, P.W. 22(12) Page 521
  • Building services group - A standard for duct construction. 27(3) Page 122
  • Building services group - Construction management - possibility or pipe dream? 28(11) Page 335
  • Cascade planning - an improvement on c.p.m. Read, N.S.L. 28(11) Page 327
  • Causes and prevention of crane accidents on building and construction sites. Benis, H.G. 31(2) Page 38
  • Cement factory at Kuching, Malaysia. Brown, R.A.St C. 34(6) Page 124 See letter 34(11) p.268.
  • Concrete caisson wharf construction at Port Chalmers. Davis, R.M. 25(1) Page 3 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 159
  • Concrete lining of the headrace channel at Maraetai II. Brickell, A. 25(2) Page 39
  • Construction. Smith, J.G. 19(12) Page 461 And see discussion on all Christchurch-Lyttelton road tunnel symposium papers 20(7) p 286.
  • Construction equipment: evaluation for purchase. Swinburn, N.B. 22(9) Page 377
  • Construction of a skate board track. Walls, K.L. 35(2) Page 37
  • Construction of the Mangahouhounui aqueduct for the Poutu canal. Hinkley, A.T. 29(8) Page 227
  • Construction of the new Rotorua airport. Simmons, C.W.B. 20(9) Page 369
  • Construction safety a management responsbility. Cornish, J.W. 24(11) Page 358
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - Auckland synagogue nears completion. 23(7) Page 305
    • - Bluff smelter wharf. 26(7) Page 218
    • - Christchurch town hall and civic centre. 27(3) Page 122
    • - New circular building for Auckland. 25(11) Page 313
    • - New paper machine building at Kinleith. 26(11) Page 361
    • - New three-bay warehouse for glass manufacturers. 25(7) Page 191
    • - Rectangular diagrid frame for factory. 29(11) Page 326 See correction 30(3) p.91.
    • - Slip-formed powder-drying tower. 28(12) Page 365
    • - Wellington office building. 28(6) Page 179
  • Contract analysis and control - by critical path methods. Cotter, R.B. 25(1) Page 21 For discussion, see 25(6) p.160.
  • Design and construction of a circular prestressed concrete reservoir. Thomson, A.K. 20(2) Page 55
  • Design and construction of a precast multi-storey parking station. Tankersley, R.N.: Sewell, J.M.F. 25(11) Page 291 See discussion 26(6) p. 176.
  • Design and development of radial spillway gates for hydro-electric projects in New Zealand. Spearman, P.C. 22(2) Page 43
  • Design considerations for sewer pipes made from rigid materials. Seal, K.E.: Mountfort, M.V. 23(7) Page 280
  • Drilling and blasting sandstone under water. Le Clerc, B.R. 23(10) Page 408
  • Dunedin's southern road outlet. Jones, G.J. 22(11) Page 462 Discussion - see 23(5) p.218
  • Earthquake insurance in New Zealand and the problems of reconstruction. Power, C.A. 23(1) Page 23 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Editorial - Supervision or observation - whose responsibility? 28(2) Page 31
  • Estimating and pricing in the construction industry. Morrison, M.R.: Larew, R.E. 34(8) Page 185
  • Extracts from the recollections of an engineer The construction and commissioning of Lake Coleridge power scheme in 1914. Cory-Wright, S. 31(9) Page 221
  • Fatigue failures in welded construction. 19(9) Page 359
  • Gisborne waterworks intake. Williams, H.C. 22(12) Page 502 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 215
  • Glue lamination. 24(8) Page 309
  • Huntly power station: building services design and construction problems. Gallagher, J.A. 34(12) Page 270
  • Inflation and engineering decisions. Rowntree, J.B. 25(3) Page 79
  • Letter -
    • - Cement factory at Kuching. Mulholland, D.J. 34(11) Page 268 Includes comment by R.A.S. Brown.
    • - Economic awareness. Beatty, D.W. 25(1) Page 23
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Culley, P.A. 30(7) Page 213
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(7) Page 213
  • Lightweight building construction. MacDonald, A.J.: Barnett, C.R. 19(8) Page 291 See discussion 20(5) p 196.
  • Manapouri power project: tailrace tunnel construction. Brooks, S.E. 25(5) Page 120
  • Manapouri tests man's ability. Burdett, P.A. 23(1) Page 29
  • Marsden Power Station. Bambery, C.M.: Patterson, L.S. 24(7) Page 224
  • Municipal compost plant, Auckland: investigations and development. Hutchinson, G.A. 21(12) Page 509 See discussion 22(8) p 333.
  • Municipal engineering in Suva, Fiji. Chandler, D.R.E. 22(3) Page 112
  • MWD construction cost index - June 1978. McLeod, N.C. 34(1) Page 22
  • New Plymouth power station progress report. Williams, M.J. 27(4) Page 145
  • Overburden drilling at Port Chalmers. 22(5) Page 209
  • Paremoremo maximum security prison. Glogau, O.A. 25(12) Page 338
  • Paremoremo maximum security prison. Burdett, P.A. 25(4) Page 100
  • Preliminary research into the causes of accidents in the building and construction industry. Kaiser, B. 28(3) Page 83
  • Presidential address 1976 - Progress and safety in an engineering world. Bridges, G.F. 31(4) Page 93 See letters 31(8) p.204.
  • Prestressed flat slabs. Power, C.A. 21(8) Page 321 See discussion 22(5) p. 203.
  • Public service division news - Some public service engineers and their work. 22(5) Page 215
  • Public service division news - Unusual transporter for Tongariro power development. 24(3) Page 111
  • Pump-out tests for Poutu tunnel investigations Hinkley, A.T. 29(7) Page 196
  • Quay Street railway overpass design and construction planning. Anderson, B.T. 26(11) Page 354
  • Recent developments in building construction in the U.S. Lu, F.P.S. 19(7) Page 249 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.198
  • Site cranes for the erection of two pre-cast buildings in Auckland. Lewis, A.K. 24(5) Page 160
  • Some engineering problems of interplanetary spacecraft. Pickering, W.H. 20(6) Page 224
  • System building. Craven, M.A. 23(10) Page 397 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.198
  • The aluminium smelter at Bluff. Burdett, P.A. 26(8) Page 223
  • The Christchurch northern motorway. Suggate, G.C. 21(6) Page 237 See discussion 22(5) p. 193
  • The construction of the Tamaki River bridge, Panmure. Barrowclough, A.O. 19(5) Page 165
  • The design and construction of a concrete shell roofed industrial building. Hollings, J.P. 19(11) Page 421 See discussion 20(5) p 203.
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport
    • 1: Design and development of the airport. McCulloch, N.A.R. 23(11) Page 436
    • 2: Sub-base and concrete pavement construction. Orams, K.J. 23(11) Page 445 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.196
    • 3: Earthworks and drainage. Flynn, E.A. 24(2) Page 62
    • 4: Electrical power supplies and operational lighting. Wright, P.G.: Rutherfurd, W.G. 24(5) Page 147
    • 5: Buildings and associated services. Dashper, R.P.: Blackwell, F.N. 24(7) Page 207
    • 6: Navigational aids. Noble, H.R. 24(8) Page 252
  • The design and construction of the Air New Zealand maintenance base at Auckland International Airport. Allardice, N.W.: Thom, D.A. 22(11) Page 435 See discussion 23(6) p. 264
  • The design and construction of the Waipori No. 2A power station and its associated works. McGeorge, R. 24(9) Page 277
  • The Gisborne submarine sewer outfall. Williams, H.C. 21(3) Page 110 See discussion 22(5) p. 201
  • The Haast Pass road. 20(11) Page 471
  • The international congresses on the applications of mathematics in engineering. Hookings, G.A. 34(3) Page 67
  • The Moana Pool, Dunedin. Ritchie, G.A.C.: Hesson, W.F. 21(1) Page 3 See discussion (6) page 260
  • The new Waitaki railway bridge. Thompson, T.A. 21(8) Page 328
  • The Newmarket Viaduct Part 3: Construction. McKinnell, P.B. 20(12) Page 503
  • The organisation and management of a major contract overseas for the manufacture of prestressed concrete construction components. Moar, H.M. 28(12) Page 352
  • The safety supervisor in the construction industry. 26(10) Page 307
  • The Thai-New Zealand road project. Dickie, R.McL. 28(3) Page 65
  • The University of Canterbury wind tunnel. Stevenson, D.C. 23(10) Page 403
  • The Upper Waitaki power development Civil engineering aspects. Duncan, W.M. 29(1) Page 3
  • The use of construction cost indexes in estimating. Heine, E.W. 31(3) Page 75
  • The use of steel to B.S.968:1962 in the all-welded frame of a 19-story building. Cooper, G. 23(1) Page 10 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • The welding of high strength constructional steels. Burt, E.D. 22(4) Page 164
  • The Wellington second rail-road ferry terminal. Adams, B.H. 31(3) Page 67
  • The Whanganui bridge. Jackson, B.G. 32(9) Page 200
  • The Whau Valley dam. Pickens, G.A. 25(12) Page 319 See correction 26(5) p. 145. See discussion 26(6) p.163.
  • Transistor construction and some manufacturing techniques. Broadley, M.D. 20(9) Page 375 See correction 21(3) p 139
  • Wharf for Bluff aluminium smelter. McFarlane, C.J. 28(9) Page 247
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CONSULTANTS' NOTEBOOK

  • 1972 Conference Waitangi 23-27 June. 27(10) Page 325
  • 1973 A.C.E.N.Z. annual conference Wairakei 22 to 26 June. 28(8) Page 239
  • 1973 A.C.E.N.Z. Award of Merit. 29(3) Page 92
  • 1976 A.C.E.N.Z. awards: Waihi beach sewage treatment plant. 31(8) Page 205
  • 1976 A.C.E.N.Z. conference. 31(9) Page 224
  • 1976 Award of Merit. 32(5) Page 123
  • 1977 ACENZ conference. 32(11) Page 265
  • 1978 Consulting Engineers' conference. 33(9) Page 209
  • 1979 consulting engineers' conference. 34(9) Page 218
  • 25 cubic metre rock bodies for standard truck chassis. 33(6) Page 143
  • A computer program for modelling a run of the river hydro-electric scheme. 25(5) Page 143
  • A fertiliser works sulphur plant. 30(8) Page 248
  • A novel pile design. 27(5) Page 181
  • A post-stressed precast concrete chimney. 22(10) Page 432
  • A.C.E.N.Z. annual conference 1974. 29(9) Page 271
  • A.C.E.N.Z. annual conference, 1975. 30(9) Page 275
  • A.C.E.N.Z. Award of Merit, 1975. 31(2) Page 55
  • A.C.E.N.Z. award of merit. 30(5) Page 149
  • ACENZ award of merit 1977: The Lloyd Mandeno hydro-electric scheme. 33(7) Page 165
  • Air conditioning for new carpet factory in converted building. 32(8) Page 190
  • Air New Zealand maintenance base, Mangere. 29(8) Page 244
  • All-weather tennis courts. 30(3) Page 90
  • Aluminium structure for reservoir roof. 34(2) Page 41
  • An economical mobile crane. 22(5) Page 216
  • Annual conference 1966. 21(8) Page 364
  • Applied research office, University of Auckland. Fletcher, J.G. 34(3) Page 69
  • Arbitration -an activity for suitably qualified consulting engineers. Rice, F.J.G. 34(3) Page 69
  • Auckland synagogue nears completion. 23(7) Page 305
  • Auckland water resource survey. 32(3) Page 69
  • Automated concrete mixing plant. 24(2) Page 77
  • Award of merit plaque. 28(3) Page 88
  • Awards: public relations. 21(9) Page 407
  • Beer tanks supported by ring girders; Growth of the division. 22(9) Page 389
  • Bluff smelter wharf. 26(7) Page 218
  • Boiler support structure for New Plymouth power station. 28(7) Page 206
  • Bridge over the Tongaporutu river. 23(1) Page 39
  • Cable-stayed conveyor belt bridges: 1974 A.C.E.N.Z. awards. 29(10) Page 298
  • Chatham Islands bridges and the New Zealand army. 33(5) Page 117
  • Chatham Islands development work. 27(12) Page 387
  • Christchurch town hall and civic centre. 27(3) Page 122
  • Clevedon wharf bridge: Picton marina bridge. 21(5) Page 231
  • Code of professional practice for consulting engineers. 26(12) Page 404
  • Code of professional practice. 28(11) Page 338
  • Coming to grips with a complex problem. 31(3) Page 88 See letter 32(4) p.92.
  • Computer bureau. 29(1) Page 33
  • Concrete batching plant, Turangi: A new contact sulphuric acid plant. 22(6) Page 257
  • Conference report. 24(9) Page 299
  • Conference report. 25(9) Page 253
  • Consultants to New Zealand Steel: an unusual timber roof. 22(3) Page 129
  • Consulting engineers boost world trade. Lurie, R.G. 24(1) Page 43
  • Consulting engineers Early New Zealand. 24(11) Page 362
  • Consulting engineers' activities in Christchurch: Curved sewers - why not? 23(4) Page 163
  • Containers and containerisation 1: The Molyneaux report. 23(2) Page 80
  • Containers and containerisation 2: Progress overseas. 23(3) Page 119
  • Design award to Aurora House. 26(1) Page 27
  • Design award winner for 1969. 24(10) Page 330
  • Dillmans hydro-electric scheme. 34(10) Page 238
  • Division appoints director: Bulk soda ash store. 24(3) Page 112
  • Earthquake group meeting in Wellington. 21(4) Page 184
  • Effluent settling tanks. 27(9) Page 297
  • Enex project. 32(6) Page 141 See letter 32(9) p.220.
  • Enex projects. 32(4) Page 92
  • Erection of 61m chimneys at Otahuhu power station. 31(7) Page 187
  • Exploration for a geothermal resource in Leyte, Philippines. 34(4) Page 91
  • Export market for computer-based product. 33(3) Page 70
  • Exporting consulting services. 26(3) Page 85
  • Fertiliser dispatch plant. 28(10) Page 303
  • Fiji power supply project: N.Z. consulting engineers aid Indonesian electricity development. 30(4) Page 119
  • Fire resistance ratings. 23(12) Page 511
  • First regional road for Auckland. 24(4) Page 142
  • Foundations for Kinleith pulp mill extensions. 27(11) Page 359
  • From rubbish dump to pleasure park. 33(10) Page 230
  • Geothermal power development in the Philippines. 30(10) Page 306
  • Highway contract in Thailand to be supervised by New Zealand engineers. 33(4) Page 95
  • Hostels for the University of Otago. 22(12) Page 523
  • Hutt Valley store wins design award. 23(9) Page 382
  • International Federation of Consulting Engineers. 31(10) Page 246
  • Land methods of wastewater treatment and utilisation. Evison, R.D. 34(5) Page 117 See letters 34(8) p.192.
  • Land reclamation in Western Samoa. 29(6) Page 180
  • Launching girder for Tiwai bridge. 26(2) Page 53
  • Lift slabs in tall Wellington buildings. 23(8) Page 339
  • Los Angeles earthquake. 26(4) Page 111
  • Machinery for operating roll-on roll-off link span bridge. 28(5) Page 149
  • Massey University development. 21(7) Page 315
  • Mayfair building, Wellington. 21(12) Page 539
  • Midcrowave towers for news link. 25(2) Page 54
  • Modern hydrology in Malaysia. 29(4) Page 125
  • Movement joint for concrete sewer bridge. 31(11) Page 261
  • Moving Shell bulk storage tank 16 at Beaumont Street, Auckland. 33(2) Page 46
  • Mutton complex at Longburn. 34(11) Page 266
  • New circular building for Auckland. 25(11) Page 313
  • New ferry terminal at Picton: Controlling Wanganui River pollution. 26(9) Page 279
  • New paper machine building at Kinleith. 26(11) Page 361
  • New slipway at Auckland. 24(7) Page 230
  • New stores for freezing works. 25(1) Page 25
  • New three-bay warehouse for glass manufacturers. 25(7) Page 191
  • New Wellington car parking building. 23(6) Page 251
  • New Zealand aid in Malaysia. 33(8) Page 187
  • New Zealand consultants in international competition. Kingston, R. 27(8) Page 266
  • New Zealand designed church for Kabul, Afghanistan. 23(11) Page 469
  • New Zealand engineers in Central America. 27(2) Page 80
  • Newton Road bridge, Auckland urban motorways. 26(5) Page 143
  • Northern regional computer centre. 29(12) Page 356
  • On professional responsbility. Strachan, C.M. 29(7) Page 213
  • Otorohanga borough flood protection scheme; Mangawara river control scheme. 22(4) Page 172
  • Out of the ordinary. 29(5) Page 150
  • Overseas meat processing assignments. 25(12) Page 343
  • Pacific Island projects. 28(4) Page 117
  • Pakuranga motorway embankment instrumentation. 30(11) Page 341
  • Peat swamp reclamation. 24(5) Page 169
  • Plaque unveiled at Te Rapa. 27(4) Page 151
  • Post-tensioned sewer river crossing. 32(2) Page 42
  • Pre-cast concrete piling system. 31(6) Page 167
  • Programmable calculators and mini computers. 27(6) Page 213
  • Propping for floor slabs. 28(1) Page 27
  • Rectangular diagrid frame for factory. 29(11) Page 326 See correction 30(3) p.91.
  • Reinstatement of fire-damaged building. 34(7) Page 163
  • Repairs to prestressed concrete reservoir. 24(12) Page 393
  • Report on 1971 conference Te Anau 25 to 29 June. 26(10) Page 314
  • Report on annual conference. 23(10) Page 422
  • Reserve Bank of New Zealand building, Wellington. 22(2) Page 79
  • Rural water supply schemes in South Otago. 30(6) Page 177
  • Selection of a consulting engineer: ACENZ award of merit 1978. 34(6) Page 140
  • Slip-formed powder-drying tower. 28(12) Page 365
  • Steel cylinder depths found by electrical resistance measurement. 31(5) Page 151
  • Steel store complex. 32(1) Page 19
  • Stormwater at Petone. 25(10) Page 282
  • T.G. Macarthy Trust building, Wellington. 22(7) Page 299
  • Taharoa ironsands. 27(1) Page 50
  • Tasman hammerhead crane. 30(2) Page 61
  • Tauranga city main drainage scheme and treatment plant. 25(6) Page 169
  • The Ballance Gorge Bridge. 27(7) Page 235
  • The Division's 1967 annual conference. 22(8) Page 344
  • The East-West Highway bridges, West Malaysia. 28(9) Page 273
  • The future of consulting engineers. Frijlink, H.C. 34(8) Page 189
  • The I.B.M. Centre, Wellington: New railway overbridge for Hamilton. 24(8) Page 269
  • The Lloyd Mandeno power station. 28(2) Page 58
  • The Manukau City Council administration building. 33(1) Page 20
  • The new consultant. 29(2) Page 62
  • The New Zealand masonry trades registration scheme. 33(11) Page 259
  • The Roxburgh bridge. 31(4) Page 116
  • The structure of the Manukau City Council administration building, Wiri, Auckland. 32(10) Page 245
  • Timber laminating bed. 25(8) Page 216
  • Waipori hydro-electric development. 21(11) Page 495
  • Wanganui City sewerage investigations. 25(3) Page 82
  • Water supply system. 22(1) Page 37
  • Wellington area members discuss N.Z. Certificate in Engineering courses. 23(3) Page 119
  • Wellington office building. 28(6) Page 179
  • Western hills drainage: Hutt Valley. 26(8) Page 247
  • Why all the water waste? 23(5) Page 191
  • Winton water tower dome: Tuapeka mouth punt. 30(7) Page 210
  • 21(6) Page 270
  • 24(6) Page 204
  • 26(6) Page 188
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CONTINUING EDUCATION, CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Continuing education for engineers - the need for a positive approach. Martin, G.R. 26(12) Page 388
  • Editorial - Engineers in planning. 34(10) Page 221
  • Letter -
    • - Continuing education. Blackwell, W.H.M. 33(9) Page 212
    • - Continuing education. Cole, P.S. 33(9) Page 212
    • - Continuing education. Robb, J.L. 33(9) Page 212
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Continuing education. 33(6) Page 141
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Continuing education. 33(11) Page 262
  • N.Z.I.E. news. 34(9) Page 216
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 33(3) Page 49
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 33(4) Page 73
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CONTRACTS

  • Arbitration of civil and engineering contracts. Brickell, R.G. 29(12) Page 352
  • Building services group -
    • - After the contract is over. 29(12) Page 357
    • - Construction management - possibility or pipe dream? 28(11) Page 335
    • - How should the contract finish? 31(3) Page 89
    • - Lessons in contract management. 26(10) Page 313
  • Contract analysis and control - by critical path methods. Cotter, R.B. 25(1) Page 21 For discussion, see 25(6) p.160.
  • Falsework. Huizing, J.B.S.: Blakeley, R.W.G.: Ramsay, G. 32(1) Page 2 See letter 32(3) p.71. See discussion 32(11) p.261.
  • Letter - The fee for the job. Carstens, R. 32(1) Page 21
  • Some construction and operation aspects of the Mangla dam project. Duder, J.N. 32(2) Page 34
  • Tunnelling in Metropolitan Auckland with particular reference to the Auckland Metropolitan Drainage Board's district. Gilmour, R. 21(7) Page 275
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CORROSION

  • An automatic telephone network in a hydrogen sulphide laden atmosphere. Burns, D.McN.: McPherson, G.T.: Mayes, C.J.: Parnell, J.C.: Purvis, R.F.: Becker, M.P.: Treuren, G.H. 27(1) Page 3
  • Building services group - Copper pipe corrosion. 26(11) Page 362
  • Building services group - Turned into corruption. 29(8) Page 245
  • Letter - Silencing the automotive exhaust. Eversham, W. 28(4) Page 120
  • Protection of light-gauge steel in engineering structures. Stewart, J. 30(5) Page 138
  • Public service division news - Internal protective coatings for hydro power station penstocks. 26(9) Page 280
  • Silencing the automotive exhaust. Lind Walker, G.E. 27(12) Page 365 See letter 28(4) p. 120.
  • Soldering aluminium: Part 1. 24(1) Page 38
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DESIGN

  • A 19-story all-welded structure utilising rolled sections to B.S.968:1962 Part 1: the design conception. Cooper, G. 22(6) Page 246
  • A comparison of calculated and measured periods of a tall building. Shepherd, R. 22(9) Page 381
  • A comprehensive sewer design chart for both maximum and minimum flows. Brady, D.K. 19(11) Page 432 See discussion 20(5) p 201.
  • A container handling crane. Poore, R.R.: Atcheson, M.G.A. 30(3) Page 73
  • A design method for heavy-duty flexible pavements. Blakeley, J.P.: Green, H.R.: Toan, D.V. 34(3) Page 59
  • A direct current transmission line the design and construction of the 600 MW, 500 kV d.c. line between Benmoreand Haywards. Dickens, T.A.J. 20(4) Page 121 See discussion 21(7) page 292.
  • A large-scale, sophisticated stress-analysis system. Knowles, N.C. 32(7) Page 160
  • A machine for the generation of random numbers. Harris, E.G. 25(12) Page 330
  • A manoeuvrable reel holder for the transfer of long wire rope. Langford, A. 20(8) Page 318
  • A nomogram for concrete mix design. Gadd, M.L. 19(9) Page 363
  • A note on suspension bridge analysis. Norman, R.G. 21(8) Page 337
  • A philosophy of bridge design. Norman, R.G. 21(2) Page 69 See letter by J.H.Christie 21(8) page 360.
  • A simple method of design of reactive mufflers for small two-stroke and four-stroke engines. Harman, R.T.C. 31(10) Page 236 See correction 32(1) p.21.
  • Aesthetics in engineering. Robson, S.R. 20(10) Page 409 See discussion 21(6) page 263
  • An improvement for dry-back boilers the control of rear combustion chamber temperatures in underfired horizontal-return tubular and economic type boilers of dry-back design. Vickers, V.T. 20(4) Page 136
  • An introduction to the method of influence coefficients. Smith, I.C. 19(1) Page 15
  • Analysis and prediction of scour at railway bridges in New Zealand. Holmes, P.S. 29(11) Page 313 See erratum 30(1) p.11.
  • Analysis of rigid jointed frames by relaxation. Paulay, T. 21(10) Page 415
  • At-grade intersections and their design. Hamilton, G.D. 23(12) Page 480 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.197
  • Avalon Television Centre, Wellington. Sharp, K.C. 29(10) Page 277
  • Box girder bridges. Fairhurst, W.A. 29(11) Page 303
  • Brief notes on transmission line design. McLeod, K.D. 22(6) Page 235
  • Building services group -
    • - Improvement on the best buy. 28(2) Page 57
    • - Panel unanimous on hospital design. 27(1) Page 51
    • - The realities of fluid flow. 27(2) Page 85
  • Cement factory at Kuching, Malaysia. Brown, R.A.St C. 34(6) Page 124 See letter 34(11) p.268.
  • Changes in New Zealand highway bridge design. Chapman, H.E.: Huizing, J.B.S.: Kennaird, A.R.: Stanford, P.R.: Wood, J.H. 29(6) Page 159
  • Considerations in the design and fabrication of welded aluminium structures. Wareing, R.E. 23(7) Page 299
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - A novel pile design. 27(5) Page 181
    • - An economical mobile crane. 22(5) Page 216
    • - Bluff smelter wharf. 26(7) Page 218
    • - Christchurch town hall and civic centre. 27(3) Page 122
    • - New circular building for Auckland. 25(11) Page 313
    • - New paper machine building at Kinleith. 26(11) Page 361
    • - New Zealand designed church for Kabul, Afghanistan. 23(11) Page 469
    • - Rectangular diagrid frame for factory. 29(11) Page 326 See correction 30(3) p.91.
    • - Wellington office building. 28(6) Page 179
  • Creative design projects in civil engineering. Gaerty, L. 31(2) Page 33
  • Curvature of precast reinforced concrete panels owing to shrinkage. Matthewson, C.D. 26(12) Page 399
  • Deflection of reinforced concrete beams under working loads. Blakeley, J.P. 22(1) Page 18
  • Design and construction of a circular prestressed concrete reservoir. Thomson, A.K. 20(2) Page 55
  • Design and construction of a precast multi-storey parking station. Tankersley, R.N.: Sewell, J.M.F. 25(11) Page 291 See discussion 26(6) p. 176.
  • Design and development of radial spillway gates for hydro-electric projects in New Zealand. Spearman, P.C. 22(2) Page 43
  • Design considerations for sewer pipes made from rigid materials. Seal, K.E.: Mountfort, M.V. 23(7) Page 280
  • Design criteria for Kapuni field facilities. Barnard, E.J. 24(1) Page 15 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.201
  • Design of a corner slab. Brickell, D.G.A. 24(4) Page 137
  • Design of a mound type breakwater for Port Taranaki. Holmes, P.D.L.: Park, A.G. 20(11) Page 441 See discussion 21(8) page 346.
  • Design of a railway marshalling yard. Fitchew, A.J. 22(11) Page 472 See discussion 23(8) p. 345
  • Design of a specialised communications receiver. Purchas, H.J. 24(8) Page 242
  • Design of flexible pavements: current theory and practice. Major, N.G.: Heine, D.G. 32(3) Page 50 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Design of hollow skew deck spans as applied to Kilmore and Madras Street bridges. Fenwick, R.C.: Ince, J.A. 26(9) Page 253
  • Design of superstructure for Ramp B flyover, Dominion Road Interchange. Lewis, A.K. 25(3) Page 70
  • Design of the Thorndon Overbridge
    • Part 1: Design conception. Huizing, J.B.S. 23(12) Page 484 For conference discussion, see 24(6) p.191
    • Part 2: Site investigations and foundations. Bialostocki, R.J. 23(12) Page 487
    • Part 3: Umbrellas, columns, and foundation caps. Armstrong, I.C. 23(12) Page 492
    • Part 4: Suspended spans. Thornton, R.W. 23(12) Page 494
    • Part 5: Aotea Quay ramps. Wood, J.H. 23(12) Page 498
    • Part 6: Drainage and hardware. Willberg, G.D. 23(12) Page 501
    • Part 7: Design management. Huizing, J.B.S. 23(12) Page 502
  • Design thermal gradients for concrete bridges. Priestley, M.J.N. 31(9) Page 213 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Determination of seismic design loads in a framed structure. Shepherd, R. 22(2) Page 56
  • Dunedin's southern road outlet. Jones, G.J. 22(11) Page 462 Discussion - see 23(5) p.218
  • Durham Street overbridge, Christchurch. Stockwell, M.J. 30(7) Page 200
  • Dynamic characteristics of Grafton No.1 motorway bridge. Shepherd, R.: Greensmith, B.M. 32(6) Page 138
  • Earthquake protection for mechanical services. Blackwell, F.N. 25(10) Page 271 See discussion 26(6) p. 164.
  • Earthquakes and structural concrete. Park, R. 34(1) Page 2
  • Editorial -
    • - Conserving resources - today's design priority. 30(10) Page 283
    • - Recent earthquakes in Northland. Garden, R.J.P. 19(4) Page 123
    • - Structural response to earthquakes. Garden, R.J.P. 21(9) Page 369
    • - Supervision or observation - whose responsibility? 28(2) Page 31
  • Electrical equipment and earthquakes. Hitchcock, H.C. 24(1) Page 3 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.197
  • Energy and design - a letter from the Minister of Electricity. Bailey, R.L. 30(6) Page 172
  • Engineering aspects of the Arts and Library building, Victoria University of Wellington. Allardice, N.W. 21(12) Page 501 See discussion 22(8) p. 330
  • Engineering creativity. Giddens, E.P. 25(3) Page 74
  • Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(1) Page 25
  • Engineering for tourism. Newnham J.L. 29(4) Page 114
  • Environmental factors in a residential sub-division. Barrowclough, A.O. 29(4) Page 105
  • Falsework load measurement at Newton No. 1 bridge. Billings, I.J.: Routley, A.J. 33(6) Page 127
  • Field measurement of self-aerated high speed open channel flow. Hince, R.F.: Keller, R.J. 26(1) Page 20
  • Fire engineering formulas for building designers. Barnett, C.R. 33(11) Page 246
  • Geometric design of urban motorways. Fog, H. 25(2) Page 43
  • Gisborne waterworks intake. Williams, H.C. 22(12) Page 502 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 215
  • Hospital building design. de Liefde, G.Z. 26(6) Page 179 See discussion 27(1) p. 51.
  • Hot-mix asphalt pavement design in Dunedin. Mair, R. 19(6) Page 233
  • Huntly power station Some aspects of plant design. Robinson, G.H.: Whillock, R.G. 31(5) Page 123 Includes discussion from P.J. Hales. See conference discussion 32(10) p.241.
  • Huntly power station Certain aspects of civil engineering design. Hatrick, A.V. 31(5) Page 144 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Huntly power station: building services design and construction problems. Gallagher, J.A. 34(12) Page 270
  • Hydraulic design of gravity flow in sewers. Pearson, F.H. 26(7) Page 214
  • Industrial engineering aspects of the design of a corrugated container plant. Perham, D.A. 26(2) Page 34
  • Industrial-process heat transfer I Design considerations for shell and tube exchangers. Katzer, G.R. 27(3) Page 107 First paper in a series of three. See Manufacturing
  • Large diameter bored piles in cohesionless materials. North, P.J.: Patterson-Kane, K.J. 33(3) Page 56
  • Lateral load analyses of the Auckland Customs House. Shepherd, R. 22(7) Page 273 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Letter -
    • - A philosophy of bridge design. Christie, J.H. 21(8) Page 360
    • - Australian engineers did not win Danish contest. Fog, H. 22(12) Page 524
    • - Cement factory at Kuching. Mulholland, D.J. 34(11) Page 268 Includes comment by R.A.S. Brown.
    • - 'Earthquake-resistant design'. Glogau, O.A. 21(11) Page 491
    • - Engineering creativity - humanity or computerdom. de Liefde, G.Z. 25(7) Page 195
    • - Engineering creativity. Giddens, E.P. 25(11) Page 312
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Culley, P.A. 30(7) Page 213
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(7) Page 213
    • - Memories. Pritchard, W.H. 28(7) Page 209
    • - Radial gates. Robson, S.R. 22(5) Page 207
    • - Reason for accepting an alternative structural design for the Wellington Postal Centre Building. Spooner, B.W. 22(12) Page 524
    • - Silencing the automotive exhaust. Eversham, W. 28(4) Page 120
    • - Thermal gradients in bridges. Irvine, H.M. 27(11) Page 358
  • Lightweight fire protection and the building designer. Barnett, C.R. 21(5) Page 193 See discussion 22(4) p. 159
  • Low temperatures and their effects on transmission-line steel components. Strong, W.S. 28(5) Page 134
  • Manapouri tests man's ability. Burdett, P.A. 23(1) Page 29
  • Manifold design. Bowen, G.L.: Underhill, G.K. 27(6) Page 202
  • Marsden Power Station. Bambery, C.M.: Patterson, L.S. 24(7) Page 224
  • Metallurgical aspects of design details in buildings subject to earthquakes. Page, G.G. 30(9) Page 255
  • Metallurgy and engineering. Standish, N. 20(5) Page 183
  • Metric notes - Building design code goes metric. 30(2) Page 60
  • Municipal compost plant, Auckland: investigations and development. Hutchinson, G.A. 21(12) Page 509 See discussion 22(8) p 333.
  • Natural frequencies of planar ridged portal frames. Armstrong, I.D. 25(8) Page 217
  • New Plymouth power station progress report. Williams, M.J. 27(4) Page 145
  • New tanker wharf at Port Taranaki. Greenstreet, G. 35(1) Page 2
  • New Zealand National Society for Earthquake Engineering Seismic design committee. 33(7) Page 167
  • New Zealand Timber Design Society. 34(12) Page 290
  • Newton road bridge. Edwards, P.H.D. 29(2) Page 48
  • Notes on the representation of plastic hinge behaviour in dynamic analysis. Garden, R.J.P.: Shepherd, R.: Sharpe, R.D. 24(12) Page 386 See discussion, 25(6) p.166.
  • On earthquake-resistant design. Rosenblueth, E. 21(9) Page 371
  • One mile of belt conveyor at Portland. Tapper, K.P.: Dawson, R.J.: Beumelburg, R. 23(1) Page 3
  • Optimum wellhead pressure for geothermal power. James, R. 22(6) Page 221
  • Paremoremo maximum security prison. Burdett, P.A. 25(4) Page 100
  • Paremoremo maximum security prison. Glogau, O.A. 25(12) Page 338
  • Partial prestressing - a commentary. Cormack, L.G. 26(9) Page 272
  • Pavement design on an E.D.A. basis. Hansen, A.E. 25(5) Page 129
  • Planning and design. Spooner, B.W. 19(12) Page 457 And see discussion on all symposium papers 20(7) p 286.
  • Pozzolanic materials and NZS 3123. Smith, L.M. 32(3) Page 59 See corrected Table 1 32(10) p.239.
  • Practical analysis for earthquake effects in buildings. Andrews, A.L. 22(12) Page 506 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Prestressed flat slabs. Power, C.A. 21(8) Page 321 See discussion 22(5) p. 203.
  • Prestressed flat slabs. Candy, C.F. 19(7) Page 258 And see correction, 19(9) p. 337.
  • Public service division news - Electricity and earthquakes. 25(12) Page 344
  • Public service division news - The engineer and the architect. 25(8) Page 223
  • Pulverised-fuel firing of an economic boiler. Potter, P. 23(8) Page 313 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.200
  • Quay Street railway overpass design and construction planning. Anderson, B.T. 26(11) Page 354
  • Racking load tests on a steel beam-column joint. Shepherd, R.: Spring, K.C.F. 30(11) Page 326
  • Recent developments in building construction in the U.S. Lu, F.P.S. 19(7) Page 249 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.198
  • Reclamation of foreshore and marginal land. Moss, J.D. 19(1) Page 3
  • Reinforced concrete exterior beam-column joints under seismic loading. Megget, L.M.: Park, R. 26(11) Page 341
  • Reinforced concrete seismic design. Hollings, J.P. 26(12) Page 371 See correction 27(6) p. 211.
  • Reinforced concrete shear walls. Paulay, T. 24(10) Page 315 See discussion 25(6) p. 164.
  • Response of buildings to unsteady heat flow. Trethowen, H.A. 27(11) Page 339
  • Response of prestressed concrete structures to earthquake motions. Blakeley, R.W.G.: Park, R. 28(2) Page 42
  • Roads in the landscape. Thom, D.A. 25(9) Page 232
  • Safe bend radii for deformed reinforcing bar to avoid failure by strain age embrittlement. Erasmus, L.A.: Pussegoda, N. 33(8) Page 170
  • Second Cook Strait ferry terminal project at Picton. Evison, R.D. 33(1) Page 8
  • Seismic lateral load analysis of a steel-framed structure. Shepherd, R. 22(10) Page 407 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Shear design for prestressed concrete bridges. Cormack, L.G. 29(1) Page 25
  • Silencing the automotive exhaust. Lind Walker, G.E. 27(12) Page 365 See letter 28(4) p. 120.
  • Site cranes for the erection of two pre-cast buildings in Auckland. Lewis, A.K. 24(5) Page 160
  • Small buried pipes simplified and safer design. Pearson, F.H. 27(6) Page 194
  • Some aspects of the limit design of reinforced concrete structures. Park, R. 21(12) Page 518 See discussion 22(5) p. 198
  • Some engineering problems of interplanetary spacecraft. Pickering, W.H. 20(6) Page 224
  • Some hydrological design features of the Makarewa River control scheme. McMillan, N.A. 19(10) Page 389 and see correction 19(12) 393. For discussion see 10(8) p 333.
  • Steel seismic design. Butcher, G.W. 26(11) Page 321
  • Structural aspects of the James Cook hotel. Strachan, C.M. 28(12) Page 345
  • Surface layer modification of seismic shear waves. Shepherd, R.: Travers, J.H. 25(2) Page 36
  • System building. Craven, M.A. 23(10) Page 397 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.198
  • Teaching engineering design. Callander, R.A.: Stephenson, J. 27(9) Page 280 See letter 28(7) p.209.
  • Telecommunications power plant development. Rands, G.F. 20(7) Page 268
  • The aluminium smelter at Bluff. Burdett, P.A. 26(8) Page 223
  • The Christchurch northern motorway. Suggate, G.C. 21(6) Page 237 See discussion 22(5) p. 193
  • The confinement of concrete in reinforced concrete columns. Mitchell, T.N.: Glogau, O.A. 22(3) Page 111
  • The design and construction of a concrete shell roofed industrial building. Hollings, J.P. 19(11) Page 421 See discussion 20(5) p 203.
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport -
    • 1: Design and development of the airport. McCulloch, N.A.R. 23(11) Page 436
    • 2: Sub-base and concrete pavement construction. Orams, K.J. 23(11) Page 445 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.196
    • 3: Earthworks and drainage. Flynn, E.A. 24(2) Page 62
    • 4: Electrical power supplies and operational lighting. Wright, P.G.: Rutherfurd, W.G. 24(5) Page 147
    • 5: Buildings and associated services. Dashper, R.P.: Blackwell, F.N. 24(7) Page 207
    • 6: Navigational aids. Noble, H.R. 24(8) Page 252
  • The design and construction of Boundary Road bridge, Hamilton. North, P.J. 33(2) Page 26
  • The design and construction of the Air New Zealand maintenance base at Auckland International Airport. Allardice, N.W.: Thom, D.A. 22(11) Page 435 See discussion 23(6) p. 264
  • The design and construction of the Waipori No. 2A power station and its associated works. McGeorge, R. 24(9) Page 277
  • The design of a new dredge for Westport. Jones, H.D.M. 34(10) Page 230
  • The design of air-pollution control equipment. Martin, C.G. 27(10) Page 314 See letters 28(2) p.60 and 28(5) p.151
  • The design of Karangahape Road bridge. Russell, T. 25(11) Page 300 See discussion 26(6) p. 170.
  • The development and design of a special-purpose shredding machine. Wharton, F.E. 29(1) Page 21
  • The effect of ground compliance on the free vibration of shear buildings. Palmer, D.J. 24(11) Page 337 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 163
  • The electrical design and equipment for an offshore natural gas drilling and production platform. Forster, K.A. 31(1) Page 16
  • The flow of bulk solids and design of hoppers. Palmer, E.R. 25(9) Page 227 See correction, and discussion, 26(6) p. 171.
  • The Gisborne submarine sewer outfall. Williams, H.C. 21(3) Page 110 See discussion 22(5) p. 201
  • The I.E.R.E. Open Lecture - The digital computer as a design aid. Hoffman, T.R. 30(5) Page 143
  • The Lower Manawatu River control scheme. Evans, P.G. 19(11) Page 411 For discussion see 20(8) p 331
  • The Moana Pool, Dunedin. Ritchie, G.A.C.: Hesson, W.F. 21(1) Page 3 See discussion (6) page 260
  • The new Waitaki railway bridge. Thompson, T.A. 21(8) Page 328
  • The Newmarket Viaduct Part 2: Design investigations and specification. Smith, A.W. 20(12) Page 498 See discussion 21(8) page 343.
  • The production of motorway formation contract documents using a digital terrain model. Heine, D.G.: Lello, J.W. 24(11) Page 349 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 162.
  • The rotational capacity of a reinforced concrete flat slab to column connection. Hollings, J.P. 22(8) Page 317 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • The seismic design of special structures. Shepherd, R. 27(12) Page 379
  • The stresses around openings in rock. Blakeley, J.P. 26(4) Page 105
  • The University of Canterbury wind tunnel. Stevenson, D.C. 23(10) Page 403
  • The Upper Waitaki power development Civil engineering aspects. Duncan, W.M. 29(1) Page 3
  • The use of a digital computer with electronic display in road design. Armstrong, J.S.: Karman, H. 24(8) Page 247
  • The use of dynamic formulae in calculations for internally driven steel shell piles. Lewthwaite, W.J. 25(7) Page 180
  • The use of steel to B.S.968:1962 in the all-welded frame of a 19-story building. Cooper, G. 23(1) Page 10 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • The welding process from an engineerng viewpoint. Miskoe, W.I. 21(10) Page 442
  • The Wellington second rail-road ferry terminal. Adams, B.H. 31(3) Page 67
  • The Whanganui bridge. Jackson, B.G. 32(9) Page 200
  • The Whau Valley dam. Pickens, G.A. 25(12) Page 319 See correction 26(5) p. 145. See discussion 26(6) p.163.
  • The 250kV d.c. submarine power-cable interconnection for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Williams, A.L.: Davey, E.L.: Gibson, J.N. 21(4) Page 145
  • Thermal gradients in bridges - some design considerations. Priestley, M.J.N. 27(7) p.358 and 28(2) p.59. Page 228 See letters, 27(11) p.
  • Toe-slip analysis by computer. Alley, P.J. 19(7) Page 268 See written discussion 20(7) p 256.
  • Ultimate strength design methods applied to reinforced concrete. Totterdill, B.W. 22(10) Page 414
  • Water reticulation: design and analysis. Smith, E.T. 23(2) Page 63
  • Welding design with particular reference to the Murray penstocks.
    • Part 1: General design considerations. Apsitis, Z.A. 23(3) Page 111
    • Part 2; The Murray penstocks, materials. Apsitis, Z.A. 23(4) Page 151
    • Part 3: The Murray penstocks, welding. Apsitis, Z.A. 23(5) Page 187
  • Wellington urban motorway - the Terrace tunnel General features. Preston, R.L. 30(8) Page 217
  • Wellington urban motorway - the Terrace tunnel Underground design. Wilcox, P.J. 30(8) Page 225
  • Wharf for Bluff aluminium smelter. McFarlane, C.J. 28(9) Page 247
  • Yield-line design of concrete slabs with free edges. Park, R. 21(2) Page 63
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DISASTER MANAGEMENT, NATURAL HAZARDS, STORM DAMAGE

  • Civil defence. Holloway, R.H.F. 33(12) Page 266
  • Damage in Wellington city during the Wahine storm. Roberts, J.S. 27(10) Page 303
  • Territorial local body control of flooding, landslip and erosion hazards. Hollands, D.E.: Moores, A.: Schon, P.W. 34(7) Page 151 See discussion 34(10) p.236.
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DISCUSSION

Note: this list is in chronological order

  • Lessons from Agadir. Johnston, J.A.R. 19(4) Page 143 Discussion on paper by RJP Garden NZE 18(6) and discussion by Dr. FF Evison. Further comment by Dr Evison included here.
  • 1964 Annual Conference - discussion. 19(4) Page 146 Papers discussed: Public Administration and the engineer 18(10):Pumping stations in the Manukau sewerage scheme 18(11).
  • 1964 Annual conference - discussion. 19(5) Page 179 Papers discussed: Science and Engineering Symposium Vol 19(2): Dynamic design of earthquake-resistant structures Vol 18(4)(and see next issue, page 232): Erection of an arch bridge over the Kawarau river Vol 18 (10).
  • 1964 Annual conference discussion - continued. 19(6) Page 231 Written discussion. Papers discussed: Pumping stations in the Manakau sewerage scheme, and see oral discussion Vol 19(4) page 150: The dynamic design of earthquake-resistant structures, and see oral discussion Vol 19(5) page 183.
  • 1964 Annual conference discussion - continued. 19(6) Page 216 Papers discussed: An automatic four-digit resistance ratiometer Vol 18(12): Television relays, 18(7): The Maungaraki development, Vol 18(12):Air-conditioning, Vol 18(10):Naval architecture, 18(6):The Australian hydro-electric industry Vol 18(12).
  • 1964 Annual conference discussion. 19(6) Page 213 Papers discussed: The Cook Strait Rail-ferry, Vol 18(3): Mechanical Engineering features of the Aramoana, Vol 18(3): The Wellington rail-road ferry terminal, Vol 18(11): The Picton rail-road ferry terminal, Vol 18(11).
  • Discussions on technical papers. 20(5) Page 196
  • Discussions on technical papers. 20(6) Page 235
  • Earthquakes in Northland. Thompson, R.M. 20(6) Page 222 Further written discussion on eponymous paper by Eiby, G.A., 19(4) and see 19(10). Includes furthe reply by Eiby, G.A.
  • Toe-slip analysis by computer. Irwin, R.W. 20(7) Page 256 Written discussion on paper by PJ Alley, 19(7).
  • Discussions on technical papers
    • 20(7) Page 286
    • 20(8) Page 331
    • 21(6) Page 260
    • 21(7) Page 292
    • 21(8) Page 340
    • 22(4) Page 159
    • 22(5) Page 188
    • 22(6) Page 238
  • Discussion on a technical paper. 22(7) Page 281
  • Discussions on technical papers -
    • 22(8) Page 330
    • 23(5) Page 195
    • 23(5) Page 207
    • 23(6) Page 257
    • 23(8) Page 345
  • The role of the engineer in national development A panel discussion at the 1969 conference of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers. 24(6) Page 186
  • Discussions on technical papers at the 1969 conference of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers. 24(6) Page 190
  • The Engineer in Society An edited version of the panel discussion at the 1970 Conference of the N.Z.Institution of Engineers. 25(5) Page 137
  • Discussions on technical papers at the 1970 conference of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers. 25(6) Page 155
  • Discussion on technical papers at the 1971 conference of the Institution of Engineers. 26(6) Page 162
  • Building services group - Panel unanimous on hospital design. 27(1) Page 51
  • Discussion of conference papers. 27(6) Page 193 There was no publication of discussion of papers presented to the annual conference in 1973.
  • The engineer in the development of a region. 29(3) Page 89
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 32(4) Page 73
  • Conference discussion. 32(10) Page 240
  • Conference discussion. 32(11) Page 260
  • Conference discussion - brief notes only of 1978 conference discussion of technical papers. 33(10) Page 232
  • Statistical estimates of the likelihood of earthquake shaking throughout New Zealand - 1978 conference discussion. Smith, W.D. 33(10) Page 232
  • Discussion - 1979 conference. 34(10) Page 236
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DISPUTES RESOLUTION

  • Consultants' Notebook - Arbitration -an activity for suitably qualified consulting engineers. Rice, F.J.G. 34(3) Page 69
  • Industries division - Industrial relations - co-operation or conflict? 26(10) Page 312
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DOBSON LECTURES

  • Editorial - The 1967 Dobson Lectures. 22(6) Page 219
  • N.Z.Institution of Engineers The 1969 Dobson Lectures. 24(12) Page 392
  • NZIE News - The 1970 Dobson Lectures. 26(3) Page 82
  • Report from the Dobson committee. 30(6) Page 175
  • Secretary's Newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 32(5) Page 97
  • The 1966 Dobson Lecture. 22(3) Page 127
  • The 1968 Dobson Lecture. 23(9) Page 381
  • The 1969 Dobson Lecture. 24(5) Page 171
  • The 1971 Dobson Lectures. 27(3) Page 121
  • The 1972 Dobson Lectures. 28(6) Page 176
  • The 1975 Dobson Lecture - The nuclear power option - a current assessment. Rasmussen, N.C. 30(9) Page 270
  • The 1977 Dobson lecture - Fly now, pay later. Norman, R.G. 32(11) Page 248
  • The Dobson Lecture - The electronics revolution and its possible impact on employment and development. Probine, M.C. 34(12) Page 273
  • The Dobson Lecture 1965. 20(11) Page 478
  • The Dobson lecture 1974 - The engineer's responsibility to the public. Robinson, Sir D-M. 30(1) Page 31 Name corrected to Sir Dove-Myer Robinson 30(3) p.84.
  • The Dobson Lectures 1964. 19(11) Page 441
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DSIR

  • 1967 Annual report of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. 22(12) Page 525
  • Obituary - Goodsir, J.A. 30(5) Page 152
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EARTHQUAKES

  • Civil defence. Holloway, R.H.F. 33(12) Page 266
  • Consultants' notebook - Earthquake group meeting in Wellington. 21(4) Page 184
  • Consultants' notebook - Los Angeles earthquake. 26(4) Page 111
  • Earthquake fault line hazards with special reference to Wellington. Johnston, J.A.R. 20(8) Page 320
  • Earthquake insurance in New Zealand and the problems of reconstruction. Power, C.A. 23(1) Page 23 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Earthquakes in Northland. Eiby, G.A. 19(4) Page 125
  • Earthquakes in Northland. Thompson, R.M. 19(10) Page 396 Written discussion on paper by Eiby, G.A. Vol 19(4). See further discussion 20(6) p 222.
  • Earthquakes in Northland. Thompson, R.M. 20(6) Page 222 Further written discussion on eponymous paper by Eiby, G.A., 19(4) and see 19(10). Includes furthe reply by Eiby, G.A.
  • Editorial - Earthquake force and structural resistance. Garden, R.J.P. 19(12) Page 455
  • Editorial -
    • - Earthquake prediction. 33(1) Page 1
    • - Exclusive club. 26(8) Page 221
    • - Recent earthquakes in Northland. Garden, R.J.P. 19(4) Page 123
    • - Structural response to earthquakes. Garden, R.J.P. 21(9) Page 369
  • Electrical equipment and earthquakes. Hitchcock, H.C. 24(1) Page 3 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.197
  • Lessons from Agadir. Johnston, J.A.R. 19(4) Page 143 Discussion on paper by RJP Garden NZE 18(6) and discussion by Dr. FF Evison. Further comment by Dr Evison included here.
  • Letter - Earthquake insurance. Bennett, J.R. 19(4) Page 144
  • Ministry of Works earthquake policy. 20(8) Page 336
  • N.Z. National Committee on Earthquake Engineering. 22(7) Page 294
  • Notes on the Meckering earthquake. Smith, I.C. 24(7) Page 221
  • Nuclear explosions and natural earthquakes. Evison, F.F. 22(1) Page 33
  • Reclamation of foreshore and marginal land. Moss, J.D. 19(1) Page 3
  • Seminar: Social and economic effects of earthquake prediction. Strachan, C.M. 33(1) Page 16
  • Some aspects of the San Fernando earthquake. Shepherd, R. 27(2) Page 57
  • Statistical estimates of the likelihood of earthquake shaking throughout New Zealand - 1978 conference discussion. Smith, W.D. 33(10) Page 232
  • Surface layer modification of seismic shear waves. Shepherd, R.: Travers, J.H. 25(2) Page 36
  • The effect of ground compliance on the free vibration of shear buildings. Palmer, D.J. 24(11) Page 337 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 163
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EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

  • A comparison of calculated and measured periods of a tall building. Shepherd, R. 22(9) Page 381
  • A short report on the Third World Conference on Earthquake Engineering. Johnston, J.A.R. 20(3) Page 103
  • Analysis of rigid jointed frames by relaxation. Paulay, T. 21(10) Page 415
  • Changes in New Zealand highway bridge design. Chapman, H.E.: Huizing, J.B.S.: Kennaird, A.R.: Stanford, P.R.: Wood, J.H. 29(6) Page 159
  • Determination of seismic design loads in a framed structure. Shepherd, R. 22(2) Page 56
  • Ductility of reinforced concrete frames under seismic loading. Park, R. 23(11) Page 427 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.193
  • Durham Street overbridge, Christchurch. Stockwell, M.J. 30(7) Page 200
  • Earthquake engineering research in New Zealand. 20(9) Page 380
  • Earthquake engineering research. Norman, R.G. 27(2) Page 71
  • Earthquake protection for mechanical services. Blackwell, F.N. 25(10) Page 271 See discussion 26(6) p. 164.
  • Earthquake-risk buildings. Roberts, J.S. 28(3) Page 73
  • Earthquakes and structural concrete. Park, R. 34(1) Page 2
  • Editorial -
    • - Earthquake force and structural resistance. Garden, R.J.P. 19(12) Page 455
    • - Exclusive club. 26(8) Page 221
    • - Structural response to earthquakes. Garden, R.J.P. 21(9) Page 369
  • Electrical equipment and earthquakes. Hitchcock, H.C. 24(1) Page 3 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.197
  • Engineering aspects of the Arts and Library building, Victoria University of Wellington. Allardice, N.W. 21(12) Page 501 See discussion 22(8) p. 330
  • Fourth world conference on earthquake engineering. 22(11) Page 461
  • Hot-water cylinders can survive earthquake. Elkis, W.J. 33(2) Page 43
  • Huntly power station Certain aspects of civil engineering design. Hatrick, A.V. 31(5) Page 144 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Letter - 'Earthquake-resistant design'. Glogau, O.A. 21(11) Page 491
  • Letter - Seismic impact on bridges. Evans, G.L. 23(9) Page 380
  • Metallurgical aspects of design details in buildings subject to earthquakes. Page, G.G. 30(9) Page 255
  • Ministry of Works earthquake policy. 20(8) Page 336
  • Municipal engineering in Suva, Fiji. Chandler, D.R.E. 22(3) Page 112
  • N.Z. National Committee on Earthquake Engineering. 22(7) Page 294
  • Natural frequencies of planar ridged portal frames. Armstrong, I.D. 25(8) Page 217
  • New Zealand National Society for Earthquake Engineering Seismic design committee. 33(7) Page 167
  • Newton road bridge. Edwards, P.H.D. 29(2) Page 48
  • Notes on the representation of plastic hinge behaviour in dynamic analysis. Garden, R.J.P.: Shepherd, R.: Sharpe, R.D. 24(12) Page 386 See discussion, 25(6) p.166.
  • On earthquake-resistant design. Rosenblueth, E. 21(9) Page 371
  • Paremoremo maximum security prison. Glogau, O.A. 25(12) Page 338
  • Post-tensioned tendons in prestressed concrete - to grout or not to grout? Park, R. 30(11) Page 315
  • Practical analysis for earthquake effects in buildings. Andrews, A.L. 22(12) Page 506 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Public service division news - Electricity and earthquakes. 25(12) Page 344
  • Racking load tests on a steel beam-column joint. Shepherd, R.: Spring, K.C.F. 30(11) Page 326
  • Reclamation of foreshore and marginal land. Moss, J.D. 19(1) Page 3
  • Reinforced concrete exterior beam-column joints under seismic loading. Megget, L.M.: Park, R. 26(11) Page 341
  • Reinforced concrete seismic design. Hollings, J.P. 26(12) Page 371 See correction 27(6) p. 211.
  • Reinforced concrete shear walls. Paulay, T. 24(10) Page 315 See discussion 25(6) p. 164.
  • Response of prestressed concrete structures to earthquake motions. Blakeley, R.W.G.: Park, R. 28(2) Page 42
  • Seismic analysis of nuclear power plants - summary of 'state of the art' survey. Alderton, G.K. 30(12) Page 361
  • Seismic lateral load analysis of a steel-framed structure. Shepherd, R. 22(10) Page 407 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Some aspects of the limit design of reinforced concrete structures. Park, R. 21(12) Page 518 See discussion 22(5) p. 198
  • South Pacific regional conference on earthquake engineering. Blakeley, R.W.G. 30(7) Page 207
  • Steel seismic design. Butcher, G.W. 26(11) Page 321
  • The design and construction of Boundary Road bridge, Hamilton. North, P.J. 33(2) Page 26
  • The effect of ground compliance on the free vibration of shear buildings. Palmer, D.J. 24(11) Page 337 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 163
  • The seismic design of special structures. Shepherd, R. 27(12) Page 379
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ECONOMICS including ELECTRICITY PRICING POLICY

  • A note on the cost of road bridges in the South Island. Garden, R.J.P. 28(9) Page 270
  • A philosophy of bridge design. Norman, R.G. 21(2) Page 69 See letter by J.H.Christie 21(8) page 360.
  • An economic assessment of dissolving pulp production in New Zealand. Walker, B.V. 27(10) Page 308
  • An introduction to engineering economics. Lu, F.P.S. 23(5) Page 169
  • Anatomy of electricity supply in New Zealand. MacKenzie, E.B. 28(4) Page 99
  • Application of research and development in New Zealand's second generation industrialisation. Pernase, E.E. 30(10) Page 285
  • Building services group - Do we hit your wavelength? 27(9) Page 296
  • Economic decision-making in the prescence (sic) of uncertainty. Peet, N.J. 28(1) Page 16
  • Economic, mechanical and electrical aspects of small hydro schemes. Leyland, B.: McMahon, R.J. 34(2) Page 30
  • Editorial -
    • - Costs, cuts and 'New Zealand Engineering'. 31(6) Page 155
    • - Economic awareness. 23(9) Page 349
    • - Economic awareness. 24(10) Page 301
    • - Engineers for the 1970s. 26(1) Page 1
    • - Is electricity supplied too cheaply? 29(3) Page 67
    • - Loans - and the long term. 31(4) Page 91
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams. 30(9) Page 253 See letters 30(11) p. 343, and 31(1) p.29..
    • - Power and responsibility. 30(3) Page 65
    • - Self-fulfilling prophecy. 33(7) Page 145
    • - Talking money. 25(6) Page 145
    • - The cold awakening. 23(5) Page 167
    • - The engineer and inflation. 27(5) Page 157
    • - Total energy. 29(9) Page 247
  • Energy - electricity and gas A summary of ideas and comments voiced at two seminars. 30(6) Page 173
  • Engineers... Vandals? Philistines? or practising economists? 'Old Herbaceous'. 20(4) Page 153
  • Estimating and pricing in the construction industry. Morrison, M.R.: Larew, R.E. 34(8) Page 185
  • Industries division -
    • - 1973 conference. 28(4) Page 118
    • - Economic appraisals of engineering projects. 27(10) Page 324
    • - Wages - policy? 27(6) Page 212
  • Inflation - its course and causes. Lewin, J.P. 29(2) Page 55
  • Inflation and engineering decisions. Rowntree, J.B. 25(3) Page 79
  • Irrigation development in New Zealand and the opportunity cost of water. Whitby, M. 34(6) Page 132
  • Letter -
    • - Energy - electricity and gas. Blakeley, P.W. 30(9) Page 278
    • - Energy - electricity and gas. O'Callahan, R.M. 30(9) Page 278
    • - Inflation and engineering decisions. Baker, J.F. 25(9) Page 251 See correction 25(11) p.315
    • (- Inflation and engineering decisions.) Baker, J.F. 26(2) Page 56
    • - Inflation and engineering decisions. Rowntree, J.B. 25(12) Page 342
    • - Inflation and engineering decisions. Armstrong, K.G. 26(4) Page 113
    • - National irresponsibility. Wilson, J.B. 26(10) Page 316 Includes response from E.B. MacKenzie.
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams Editorial in 'New Zealand Engineering' for September 1975. Bull, P.C. 31(1) Page 29
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams Editorial in 'New Zealand Engineering' for September 1975. Wither, B. 31(1) Page 29
    • - Poles and wires. Mill, A. 25(2) Page 53
    • - Poles and wires. O'Kane, D. 25(7) Page 195
    • - The efficient utilisation of Kapuni natural gas. Vincze, S.A. 21(3) Page 138
    • - Wages - policy? Wright, P.G. 27(9) Page 298
    • - Waste not, want not. Aimer, H.K. 21(9) Page 410
    • - Wellington branch seminar. Mill, A. 29(9) Page 269
    • - Wellington branch seminar. Pinfold, D.R.M. 29(9) Page 269
    • - Wellington branch seminar. Wilson, J.M. 30(3) Page 91
  • Lightweight building construction. MacDonald, A.J.: Barnett, C.R. 19(8) Page 291 See discussion 20(5) p 196.
  • Ministry of Works statement. 21(8) Page 339
  • National planning for the use and control of water. Campbell, A.P. 19(7) Page 273
  • Ogranising and directing a site investigation. Parton, I.M. 29(7) Page 199
  • Peace, commerce and honest friendship. Hardy, J.G. 27(5) Page 173
  • Presidential address 1979 - A half-century of progress in electricity supply. Blakeley, P.W. 34(4) Page 74
  • Pricing policies for electricity supply. McKay, D.J. 30(12) Page 357
  • Progress and economic appraisal. Smythe, Sir R. 29(3) Page 83
  • Project evaluation for capital investment in New Zealand. Ward, J.T. 23(6) Page 236
  • Recent developments in building construction in the U.S. Lu, F.P.S. 19(7) Page 249 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.198
  • Regional development - the problems and federal policy in Canada. Normandeau, P.D. 29(2) Page 39 See discussion 29(3) p.89.
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 32(3) Page 49
  • Seminar: Social and economic effects of earthquake prediction. Strachan, C.M. 33(1) Page 16
  • Tendering. Horne, R.A. 25(11) Page 309 See discussion 26(6) p. 165.
  • The amalgamation of electrical supply authorities in New Zealand. Gray, C.M. 29(3) Page 76
  • The capital cost of power. Mill, A. 22(9) Page 388
  • The choice of fuel and the case for coal. Jones, B. 19(5) Page 174
  • The construction of the Tamaki River bridge, Panmure. Barrowclough, A.O. 19(5) Page 165
  • The economic situation and the engineer. Sutch, W.B. 23(4) Page 132
  • The efficient utilisation of Kapuni natural gas. Toynbee, P.A. 20(12) Page 529 See letter 21(3) p 138
  • The engineer in the development of a region. 29(3) Page 89
  • The other side of profit. Lu, F.P.S. 32(11) Page 254 See discussion 33(10) p.233.
  • The responsibility of the engineer for economic planning. Lloyd Pritchard, M.F. 23(9) Page 367
  • The use of construction cost indexes in estimating. Heine, E.W. 31(3) Page 75
  • The use of electricity for comfort heating in New Zealand. Procter, T.G. 20(11) Page 461 See discussion 21(8) page 340.
  • Towards a national wages policy. Taylor, R.E. 27(5) Page 171
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EDITORIALS

  • A capital conference. 24(6) Page 175
  • A change and a challenge. Rowntree, J.B. 20(4) Page 119
  • A Christmas message from the President. Spooner, B.W. 23(12) Page 471
  • A Christmas message from the President. Scoular, P. 32(12) Page 271
  • A Christmas message from the President. Armstrong, G.K. 25(12) Page 317
  • A Christmas message from the President. Tonkin, F.D. 22(12) Page 491
  • A lesson being learnt. Robson, S.R. 21(5) Page 191
  • A message from the President ...A welcome to a wider membership. Armstrong, G.K. 25(8) Page 199
  • A message from the President. Rowntree, J.B. 21(1) Page 1
  • A Ministry of Energy. 32(9) Page 199
  • A New Year message from the President. Bridges, G.F. 30(12) Page 345
  • A New Year message from the President. Milne, G.R. 20(1) Page 1
  • A question of perspective. F.M.H. 19(9) Page 329
  • A response to uncertainty. 34(1) Page 1
  • A roof over our heads. Hopkins, H.J. 19(8) Page 289
  • A single voice. 32(7) Page 149
  • 'A span of bridges'. Norman, R.G. 25(10) Page 257
  • A vintage year for engineers. Rowntree, J.B. 20(11) Page 439 See letter 21(2) p.80
  • A vital future for water resources. Campbell, A.P. 20(3) Page 81
  • Advertising and the engineer's response. 27(8) Page 243
  • Advice to authors. Cashin, B.D. 19(7) Page 247
  • Are we too sensitive? 24(9) Page 273
  • British industry and the metric system. Stace, F.N. 20(8) Page 301
  • Building bylaws. 25(2) Page 27
  • C.E.I. and N.Z.I.E. 30(11) Page 313
  • C.I.G.R.E. 28(5) Page 123 See Government Service Division News 28(5) p.148.
  • Cheaper by the hundred. 26(9) Page 251
  • Christmas message from the President. Blakeley, P.W. 33(12) Page 265
  • Christmas message from the President. Ingram, J.H. 31(12) Page 267
  • Christmas message. Thom, D.A. 34(12) Page 269
  • Coastal shipping. 28(10) Page 279
  • Communication. 32(3) Page 49
  • Conference - Christchurch 1977. 32(1) Page 1
  • Conserving resources - today's design priority. 30(10) Page 283
  • Conspiring against the laity? 34(3) Page 49
  • Costs, cuts and 'New Zealand Engineering'. 31(6) Page 155
  • Daydreams are not enough. 33(8) Page 169
  • Diplomacy - at home and abroad. 34(2) Page 25
  • Directions for the future. 34(4) Page 73
  • Discussions on the world's energy problems. 23(3) Page 85
  • Don't just stand there......say something! 25(7) Page 171
  • Earthquake force and structural resistance. Garden, R.J.P. 19(12) Page 455
  • Earthquake prediction. 33(1) Page 1
  • Economic aspects of the inter-island transmission scheme. E.B.M. 20(6) Page 211
  • Economic awareness. 24(10) Page 301
  • Economic awareness. 23(9) Page 349
  • Electrical pollution. 26(11) Page 319
  • Energy and New Zealand society. 34(7) Page 147
  • Energy demand. 29(7) Page 185
  • Energy. 33(5) Page 97
  • Engineer in society. 34(8) Page 171
  • Engineers and architects: fugue or feud? Cashin, B.D. 21(11) Page 457
  • Engineers for the 1970s. 26(1) Page 1
  • Engineers in planning. 34(10) Page 221
  • Environmental award. 26(6) Page 149
  • Eternal vigilance - the price of safety. 30(8) Page 215
  • Exclusive club. 26(8) Page 221
  • Executive committee for engineering science. Stace, F.N. 22(10) Page 395
  • Executive committee for professional practice. Ireland, E.R. 22(11) Page 433
  • Executive Committee for Professional Qualification. Stirrat, A.G. 23(1) Page 1
  • Export year. 33(6) Page 121 See letter 33(8) p.190.
  • Facts - and a fable. 26(5) Page 115
  • Fellowship and Fellows. F.D.T. 20(9) Page 343
  • Formation of an electronics group. 23(10) Page 387
  • Forward look. 31(1) Page 1
  • Grass roots philosophy and the residual factor. 24(2) Page 45
  • Growth. 28(6) Page 155
  • Hard facts. 23(7) Page 269
  • History and the engineer. Stirrat, A.G. 19(1) Page 1
  • Homes in the hills. 30(1) Page 1 See letter 30(4) p.123.
  • In one world. 26(2) Page 23
  • In the name of the Institution... 29(4) Page 99
  • Institution action on the conservation of energy resources. 22(9) Page 355
  • Is electricity supplied too cheaply? 29(3) Page 67
  • Jubilee history. 26(7) Page 193
  • Little by little. Stace, F.N. 20(5) Page 163
  • Living with less. 30(2) Page 35
  • Loans - and the long term. 31(4) Page 91
  • 'Look here, upon this picture, and on this...' Thom, D.A. 23(2) Page 41
  • Looking over the fence. 22(7) Page 263
  • MacLean Citation. 32(5) Page 97
  • Management training - how, why, what? 27(4) Page 123
  • 'Manana land'. 23(8) Page 311 See letter 23(10) p. 421
  • Mass, weight and SI, the practical system of units. 32(6) Page 125
  • Membership. 32(11) Page 247
  • Memorial citation. 26(4) Page 87
  • Metric change. 27(10) Page 301
  • Metrication - the last lap. 33(3) Page 49
  • More and more about less and less. 33(2) Page 25
  • More willingly to school. 27(2) Page 55
  • Mr Muldoon makes a stand. 27(6) Page 187
  • Negligence claims - a problem for every engineer. 33(11) Page 241
  • New blood wanted. 22(8) Page 307
  • Non-nuclear holocaust. 33(9) Page 193
  • 'Not transferable to other disciplines'. 27(11) Page 333
  • Objectives of aid. 31(3) Page 61 And see letters 31(3) p.168.
  • On change. 28(1) Page 1
  • On the average... 24(1) Page 1
  • 'On the threshold' a message from the president. Hopkins, H.J. 21(12) Page 499
  • Open forum on water. 25(3) Page 59
  • Our energy needs. 27(3) Page 87
  • Our spastic ports. 23(6) Page 223
  • Outward bound. 28(8) Page 215
  • Partners with purpose. 24(8) Page 235
  • Pipes and pipe dreams. 30(9) Page 253 See letters 30(11) p. 343, and 31(1) p.29..
  • Poles and wires. 24(11) Page 335
  • Power and responsibility. 30(3) Page 65
  • Power planning problems. Stace, F.N. 19(10) Page 369
  • Productivity - or doing more with less. Pinfold, D.R.M. 30(7) Page 183
  • Professional and non-professional engineers. 28(4) Page 93 See correction 28(5) p.150.
  • Professional electronics in New Zealand. 29(8) Page 217
  • Professional engineering. 33(10) Page 217
  • Professional outlook. Ireland, E.R. 20(7) Page 253
  • Professional responsibility. 26(10) Page 285
  • Public relationship. 34(5) Page 97
  • Publishing Institution papers. Stace, F.N. 19(6) Page 203
  • Pulling our weight - without throwing our weight about. 32(4) Page 73
  • Quantity into quality. 25(5) Page 115
  • Quo vadis? 22(5) Page 177
  • 'Quo vadis?' 35(1) Page 1
  • Recent earthquakes in Northland. Garden, R.J.P. 19(4) Page 123
  • Registration. 34(6) Page 123
  • Relationships and relations. 25(9) Page 225
  • Review of Standards Association. 34(11) Page 245
  • Science and engineering. 32(8) Page 173 See letter 32(11) p.268.
  • Self-fulfilling prophecy. 33(7) Page 145
  • Sigma e=E. 25(4) Page 87
  • Solar water-heating. 28(9) Page 245
  • Sound awareness. 29(6) Page 157
  • Standards under scrutiny. 31(9) Page 211
  • Status and control of engineers. 32(10) Page 223
  • Strength in diversity. 27(9) Page 271
  • Structor, quo vadis? 28(3) Page 63
  • Structural response to earthquakes. Garden, R.J.P. 21(9) Page 369
  • Supervision or observation - whose responsibility? 28(2) Page 31
  • Talking money. 25(6) Page 145
  • The 1967 Dobson Lectures. 22(6) Page 219
  • The advancement of engineering science. 34(9) Page 197
  • The amateur expert. 31(5) Page 121 See letter 31(9) p. 225.
  • The articles of professional conduct. F.M.C. 19(11) Page 409
  • The cold awakening. 23(5) Page 167
  • The conference and the press. Stace, F.N. 21(2) Page 43
  • The conference in future. Ireland, E.R. 22(3) Page 87
  • The conference. Ireland, E.R. 21(3) Page 91
  • The democratic process. 23(4) Page 123
  • The engineer and inflation. 27(5) Page 157
  • The engineer and public issues - a survival course. 31(8) Page 191
  • The engineer in society. 25(1) Page 1
  • The hazards of codes. 31(10) Page 231
  • The homes of the Institution. Christie, K. 21(10) Page 413
  • The human element. 29(2) Page 37
  • The impact of the policy. 28(11) Page 309 See letters 29(2) p.63 and 29(3) p.95.
  • The industrial accident prevention congress. Downer, A.F. 20(10) Page 391
  • The Institution elections and the future of New Zealand. 23(11) Page 425
  • The Institution's new premises. Christie, K. 20(2) Page 43
  • The Institution's premises. G.S.J.R. 19(5) Page 163
  • The inter-island submarine power cable. Stace, F.N. 21(4) Page 143
  • The key resource. 27(1) Page 1
  • The Museum of Transport and Technology. Bunby, H.S. 19(3) Page 37
  • The musings of Methuselah. 24(7) Page 205
  • The National Electronic Research Council. 21(8) Page 319
  • The paper image. 25(11) Page 289
  • The past, the present, and the future. Milne, G.R. 19(3) Page 77
  • The planning horizon. 31(7) Page 173
  • The political energy explosion. 30(6) Page 155
  • The President's Christmas message. Bogle, A.G. 29(12) Page 331
  • The President's Christmas message. Christie, K. 27(12) Page 363
  • The President's Christmas message. de Lisle, E.W. 28(12) Page 343
  • The President's Christmas message. North, J.C. 24(12) Page 365
  • The President's Christmas message. Smith, R.A.J. 26(12) Page 369
  • The professional engineer and management. 22(1) Page 1
  • The responsibility of a great professional body. Speight, Hon. Mr Justice. 30(4) Page 93 Abstract of opening address to the 1975 annual conference.
  • The risk of decision making. 24(5) Page 145
  • The Standards Association of New Zealand. Craven, M.A. 22(4) Page 133
  • The status seekers. Battersby, G.H. 20(12) Page 491
  • The three-year itch. 30(5) Page 125
  • The timid Institution. 24(4) Page 117
  • The Tokyo sectional meeting of the World Power Conference. Stace, F.N. 21(6) Page 235
  • The ubiquitous transistor. 28(7) Page 183
  • The war. 27(7) Page 217
  • Things and people. 26(3) Page 57
  • Thirty-four years of service. 35(2) Page 25
  • To the Editor: Sir,... 32(2) Page 25
  • Total energy. 29(9) Page 247
  • Town planning and the engineer. 24(3) Page 81
  • Transport - the search for a policy. 29(5) Page 127
  • Using metric (SI) units. 29(1) Page 1 See letters 29(3) p.95 and 29(4) p.124.
  • Valediction. Christie, K. 31(2) Page 31
  • Village pump mechanics. 29(10) Page 275 See letter 30(2) p.60.
  • Waste not, want not. Mattingley, M.A. 21(7) Page 273
  • When silence is not golden. 33(4) Page 73
  • White paper: black mark. 29(11) Page 301
  • Why 'Professional'? Evison, R.D. 22(2) Page 41
  • Words, actions, and wishful thinking. 31(11) Page 249
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING

  • A view from the chair - an abridged version of the N.Z.I.E. Canterbury Branch chairman's address. Scoular, P.G. 22(3) Page 125
  • Agricultural engineering in New Zealand. Ward, G.T. 28(7) Page 185
  • Better status for Britain's technician engineering staff. Bromfield, E.A. 27(8) Page 263
  • Building Services Group - Building-services education in New Zealand. 26(9) Page 282
  • Building services group - Courses in heating and ventilating engineering. 27(8) Page 268
  • Consultants' Notebook - The new consultant. 29(2) Page 62
  • Consultants' Notebook - Wellington area members discuss N.Z. Certificate in Engineering courses. 23(3) Page 119
  • Creative design projects in civil engineering. Gaerty, L. 31(2) Page 33
  • Development of the technician beyond New Zealand Certificate level. Potter, B.W. 27(2) Page 73
  • Editorial -
    • - A New Year message from the President. Milne, G.R. 20(1) Page 1
    • - Management training - how, why, what? 27(4) Page 123
    • - More and more about less and less. 33(2) Page 25
    • - Outward bound. 28(8) Page 215
    • - Professional and non-professional engineers. 28(4) Page 93 See correction 28(5) p.150.
  • Education - a policy statement. 28(2) Page 55
  • Engineering as a training for management. Ingram, J.H. 24(6) Page 177 Includes discussion.
  • Engineers of tomorrow. Matheson, J.A.L. 31(7) Page 183
  • Graduates' assessment of engineering school courses. Taylor, J.B.C. 34(12) Page 279
  • Industries division - Job enrichment. 29(7) Page 212
  • Letter -
    • - Education and training of civil engineers. Thomas, R.H. 20(7) Page 296
    • - Management training. Hunt, W.A. 27(7) Page 238
    • - Survey of graduates. Bell, G.B. 24(12) Page 394
    • - The education and training of the engineering technician. Maloy, C.L. 21(8) Page 360
    • - University teaching. Brown, W. 33(12) Page 285
    • - University teaching. Meyer, R.F. 33(12) Page 286
    • - University teaching. Williamson, A.G. 33(12) Page 285
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Recognition of membership of United Kingdom Engineering Institutions as an N.Z.I.E. entry qualification: Proceedings of technical groups. 32(2) Page 43
  • Presidential address - The past, present and future of engineering education. Bogle, A.G. 30(4) Page 95
  • Problems and developments in education for professional engineers. Titchener, A.L. 22(11) Page 449 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 209
  • Progress in technician training. 22(8) Page 345
  • Radar simulation in training air traffic controllers. Jordan, N. 24(12) Page 375 See correction 25(2) p.50. For discussion, see 25(6) p. 161.
  • Report from the Dobson committee. 30(6) Page 175
  • Report of conference on the Engineering Technician Group. 24(3) Page 99
  • Secretary's Newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 32(5) Page 97
  • Standardised qualification test for manual arc welders. 23(9) Page 379
  • Structural education for students of architecture. Webster, J. 34(11) Page 254
  • Teaching engineering design. Callander, R.A.: Stephenson, J. 27(9) Page 280 See letter 28(7) p.209.
  • The declining role of the engineer and of engineering education. Gimpl, M.L. 27(6) Page 204
  • The demand for and supply of technician engineers. 22(7) Page 265 And see 23(9) p.351 and 24(3) p.99
  • The education and training of the engineering technician Part 1: The technician and his place in industry. Choat, C.J.M. 20(10) Page 416 See discussion 21(7) page 295
  • The education and training of the engineering technician Part 2: Technician training and the Technical Institutes. Maloy, C.L. 20(10) Page 419 See discussion 21(7) page 295
  • The engineering technician group in New Zealand. 23(9) Page 351 Note correction published 23(12) p. 507
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 21(2) Page 83
  • The Newnham Lecture - Professional education and the university. Williams, R.M. 27(5) Page 159
  • The place of the Technicians Certification Authority in the training of technicians. Wild, G.V. 26(8) Page 235
  • The Wellington Polytechnic satellite communication programme. Hanley, A. 28(6) Page 162
  • Training - by accident or design. Harvey, H.J. 27(12) Page 374
  • Training for professional mechanical engineers. 20(12) Page 534
  • Training in the New Zealand engineering industry and the work of the Engineering Industry Training Board. Alexander, J.K. 31(1) Page 23
  • UNESCO looks at environmental education for engineers. Norman, R.G. 29(9) Page 265
  • Urban water supply. Thomas, R.H. 19(8) Page 310
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ELECTRIC POWER

Electric power - general
  • A personal look at some engineering works in China. Low, G. 34(8) Page 178
  • Alternative sources of energy for electricity generation. Lindley, D. 32(10) Page 232 See letters 33(8) p.190 and 33(10) p.238.
  • Consultants' Notebook - Enex project. 32(6) Page 141 See letter 32(9) p.220.
  • Consultants' Notebook - The Lloyd Mandeno power station. 28(2) Page 58
  • Editorial - The Tokyo sectional meeting of the World Power Conference. Stace, F.N. 21(6) Page 235
  • Electrical engineering and environment: Part 1: Power generation and transmission. MacKenzie, E.B. 21(7) Page 289
  • Electrical engineering and environment Part 2: Power distribution. Ellis, J.D. 21(7) Page 291
  • Extracts from the recollections of an engineer The construction and commissioning of Lake Coleridge power scheme in 1914. Cory-Wright, S. 31(9) Page 221
  • Ferroresonance experienced at Lake Coleridge power station. Stanbury, A.J.: Currie, C.V. 28(11) Page 317
  • Gas turbines for electricity generation. Dark, V.J.: Turner, M.D.: Macdonald, S. 33(7) Page 146
  • King's Wharf power station in the year 1920. Bramley, R.R. 32(8) Page 185 See letter 32(11) p.268.
  • Letter -
    • - Primary energy use in New Zealand. Toynbee, P.A. 28(7) Page 208 Includes reply by E.B. McKenzie.
    • - Sources of energy. Leyland, B.W. 33(8) Page 190 Includes response by D. Lindley.
    • - Sources of energy. Laing, J.D.C. 33(10) Page 238
    • - Vuda power station, Lautoka. Jamieson, C.F. 32(9) Page 220
  • On the feasibility of coal-driven power stations. Frisch, O. 29(6) Page 176 See correction 29(8) p.241.
  • Presidential address 1979 - A half-century of progress in electricity supply. Blakeley, P.W. 34(4) Page 74
  • Rangitata diversion race. 34(4) Page 82
  • Some impressions of the ninth World Energy Conference, Detroit, U.S.A. MacKenzie, E.B. 30(2) Page 58
  • The environmental impact of thermal power station siting. Bauer, H.E. 29(9) Page 249
  • The use of computers in power stations. O'Sullivan, J.J. 26(6) Page 151
  • Wind machines for large-scale electricity production. Wylde, A.F. 33(10) Page 218
  • Wind power Its potential for energy saving. Clarke, R.M. 30(9) Page 261
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Cogeneration
  • Combined cycle power generation General considerations and some comments on thermal optimisation. Saha, G.P. 34(5) Page 102
  • The 'total energy' concept. 21(8) Page 358
Geothermal power
  • Computer analysis for the Wairakei geothermal field. Bolton, R.S. 19(9) Page 348
  • Consultants' Notebook - Exploration for a geothermal resource in Leyte, Philippines. 34(4) Page 91
  • Consultants' Notebook - Geothermal power development in the Philippines. 30(10) Page 306
  • Geothermal energy. Healy, J. 19(2) Page 55
  • Letter - Second generation geothermal power. James, R. 24(8) Page 264
  • Optimum wellhead pressure for geothermal power. James, R. 22(6) Page 221
  • Pipeline transmission of steam-water mixtures for geothermal power. James, R. 23(2) Page 55
  • Second generation geothermal power. James, R. 23(6) Page 230 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.201 and author's letter 24(8) p.265
  • Superheating of geothermal steam for power. James, C.R. 25(12) Page 325
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Hydro-electric power developments
Manapouri
  • A note on the maintenance of the Manapouri transmission line. McGlinchy, B.J. 25(6) Page 154
  • Letter
    • (- Lake Manapouri). Blakeley, P.W. 26(7) Page 219
    • - Manapouri. McFarlane, C.J. 26(10) Page 315
    • - Manapouri - to raise or not to raise? Vincze, S.A. 26(5) Page 146
    • - Manapouri. Vincze, S.A. 26(6) Page 189
    • - Manapouri. Vincze, S.A. 26(10) Page 315
  • Manapouri power project: tailrace tunnel construction. Brooks, S.E. 25(5) Page 120
  • Manapouri tests man's ability. Burdett, P.A. 23(1) Page 29
  • Pipes and peaks: the story of a Fiordland factory. Sabourin, D.J. 21(11) Page 485
  • The design and construction of the first 220 kV line from Manapouri. Dickens, T.A.J. 25(1) Page 13 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 161.
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Tongariro
  • A general description of the Tongariro hydro-electric power development. Davie, J. 22(9) Page 357 Discussion - see 23(5) p.203. And see update paper 28(10) p.311.
  • Construction of the Mangahouhounui aqueduct for the Poutu canal. Hinkley, A.T. 29(8) Page 227
  • Ground-water observations at the Poutu dam. Hinkley, A.T. 29(6) Page 169
  • Investigations into clarifying Tongariro tunnel drainage water. Bell, D.J.: McLachlan, C.N.S. 34(10) Page 235
  • Pump-out tests for Poutu tunnel investigations Hinkley, A.T. 29(7) Page 196
  • Tongariro power development. McCreight, P.T. 28(11) Page 311
Waikato
  • Waikato hydro development. Hermans, R.E. 19(2) Page 60
Aviemore, Benmore and the Upper Waitaki power development (and see Power Transmission for the Benmore-Haywards HVDC transmission scheme)
  • Aviemore nears completion. 22(11) Page 478
  • Concrete for Benmore power project. Butcher, B.J. 20(1) Page 24 See discussion 20(6) p 238.
  • Design of Benmore earth dam. Jones, O.T. 20(1) Page 13 See discussion 20(6) p 235.
  • Earthmoving for Benmore earth dam. Story, T. 20(1) Page 29 See discussion 20(5) p 198.
  • Editorial - A vintage year for engineers. Rowntree, J.B. 20(11) Page 439 See letter 21(2) p. 80.
  • Letter - A vintage year for engineers Edwards, P.H.D. 21(2) Page 80
  • Letter - Memories. Pritchard, W.H. 28(7) Page 209
  • Main generating and electrical equipment of Benmore power station. Hitchcock, H.C. 20(1) Page 3 See discussion 20(7) p 289.
  • The development of mortar joints for precast concrete penstocks at Benmore. Brathwaite, D.S. 22(9) Page 371
  • The Upper Waitaki power development A general review. Strauss, W. 29(1) Page 10
  • The Upper Waitaki power development Civil engineering aspects. Duncan, W.M. 29(1) Page 3
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Hydro-electric power - general
  • A hydro generator real power long-term-response simulation model. Simpson, R.J.: Watson, P.W. 29(7) Page 202
  • Concrete lining of the headrace channel at Maraetai II. Brickell, A. 25(2) Page 39
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - A computer program for modelling a run of the river hydro-electric scheme. 25(5) Page 143
    • - ACENZ award of merit 1977: The Lloyd Mandeno hydro-electric scheme. 33(7) Page 165
    • - Dillmans hydro-electric scheme. 34(10) Page 238
    • - Waipori hydro-electric development. 21(11) Page 495
  • Design and development of radial spillway gates for hydro-electric projects in New Zealand. Spearman, P.C. 22(2) Page 43
  • Economic, mechanical and electrical aspects of small hydro schemes. Leyland, B.: McMahon, R.J. 34(2) Page 30
  • Field measurement of self-aerated high speed open channel flow. Hince, R.F.: Keller, R.J. 26(1) Page 20
  • Future Waipori Falls hydro-electric development. Priest, P.B. 19(10) Page 382 See discussion 20(6) p 239.
  • Large steel components for hydro-electric works. Duncan, W.M. 23(2) Page 73
  • Matahina power station. 22(4) Page 174
  • Public service division news - Internal protective coatings for hydro power station penstocks. 26(9) Page 280
  • Simulation studies of hydro governing with a.c. and h.v.d.c. interconnections. Undrill, J.M.: Woodward, J.L. 20(12) Page 512 See correction 21(3) p 139
  • Small hydro schemes and fisheries. Scott, D. 33(8) Page 178
  • The design and construction of the Waipori No. 2A power station and its associated works. McGeorge, R. 24(9) Page 277
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Thermal power stations
Huntly
  • Design and sinking of a large concrete caisson at the Huntly power project. Brown, A.S.: Cox, D.D. 35(2) Page 28
  • Huntly power station Some aspects of plant design. Robinson, G.H.: Whillock, R.G. 31(5) Page 123 Includes discussion from P.J. Hales. See conference discussion 32(10) p.241.
  • Huntly power station Certain aspects of civil engineering design. Hatrick, A.V. 31(5) Page 144 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Huntly power station: building services design and construction problems. Gallagher, J.A. 34(12) Page 270
  • Hydraulic model tests of Huntly Power Station cooling water intake structure. Keller, R.J. 35(2) Page
Marsden
  • Marsden Power Station. Bambery, C.M.: Patterson, L.S. 24(7) Page 224
  • Offshore circulating water system, Marsden power station. McConnell, A.M. 22(10) Page 397 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 207
New Plymouth
  • Consultants' Notebook - Boiler support structure for New Plymouth power station. 28(7) Page 206
  • New Plymouth Power Station and its contribution to the North Island's future electricity requirements. Fyfe, R.J. 24(1) Page 23 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.202
  • New Plymouth power station progress report. Williams, M.J. 27(4) Page 145
  • Public service division news - Extra-high-voltage switch house for New Plymouth power station. 25(3) Page 83
Otahuhu
  • Otahuhu gas-turbine station. Burdett, P.A. 24(10) Page 326
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Nuclear power
  • Brittle fractures in service. NZE. 22(1) Page 24
  • Editorial -
    • - A single voice. NZE. 32(7) Page 149
    • - Our energy needs. NZE. 27(3) Page 87
    • - Pulling our weight - without throwing our weight about. NZE. 32(4) Page 73
    • - The amateur expert. NZE. 31(5) Page 121 See letter 31(9) p. 225.
  • Electricity from nuclear energy Overseas progress and New Zealand requirements. Jones, D.H. NZE. 30(7) Page 185
  • Electricity generation by nuclear power - the world situation and the New Zealand scene. Jones, D.H. NZE. 25(8) Page 209 See discussion 26(6) p. 167.
  • Letter - Our energy needs. Martin, C.G. NZE. 27(7) Page 237
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Submissions to Royal Commission. NZE. 32(7) Page 165
  • Nuclear energy an outline of theory and application. Brennan, K.D. NZE. 20(8) Page 311
  • Peaceful applications of nuclear explosives. Moyal, M. NZE. 23(8) Page 330
  • Prediction of long-term energy demands in New Zealand. Peet, N.J. NZE. 33(7) Page 153
  • Public service division news - Division committee for 1967-68; NZED engineers to study nuclear technology. NZE. 22(4) Page 174
  • Reactor safety study An assessment of accident risks in United States commercial nuclear power plants. NZE. 29(10) Page 290 See erratum 30(1) p.33.
  • Seismic analysis of nuclear power plants - summary of 'state of the art' survey. Alderton, G.K. NZE. 30(12) Page 361
  • Some impressions of the ninth World Energy Conference, Detroit, U.S.A. MacKenzie, E.B. NZE. 30(2) Page 58
  • The 1975 Dobson Lecture - The nuclear power option - a current assessment. Rasmussen, N.C. NZE. 30(9) Page 270
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Power planning and forecasting
  • Editorial - Power planning problems. Stace, F.N. 19(10) Page 369
  • Electricity generation planning model for New Zealand. Lough, R.J. 33(2) Page 32
  • Forecasting and meeting demands for electric power in New Zealand. MacKenzie, E.B. 21(11) Page 478 See discussion 22(5) p 188
  • Forecasting electrical load developments for the Dunedin City Council Electricity Department's area of supply. Sonntag, C.F. 23(5) Page 177
  • Hydro-electric power resources of New Zealand. Natusch, G.G. 22(8) Page 309 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 195
  • Letter - Forecasting and meeting demands for electric power in New Zealand. Brady, D.K. 22(3) Page 122
  • Letter - 'Forecasting and meeting demands for electric power in New Zealand'. MacKenzie, E.B. 22(5) Page 208
  • New Plymouth Power Station and its contribution to the North Island's future electricity requirements. Fyfe, R.J. 24(1) Page 23 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.202
  • Prediction of long-term energy demands in New Zealand. Peet, N.J. 33(7) Page 153
  • Projections of electrical demand and capacity. Bauer, H.E. 29(12) Page 340
  • Public service division news - Some public service engineers and their work 3. Power system planning 22(10) Page 430
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Power supply
  • Anatomy of electricity supply in New Zealand. MacKenzie, E.B. 28(4) Page 99
  • Consultants' Notebook - Fiji power supply project: N.Z. consulting engineers aid Indonesian electricity development. 30(4) Page 119
  • Control of switching transients on a thyristor switched ripple injection plant. Ross, N.W. 31(6) Page 161
  • Editorial - Poles and wires. 24(11) Page 335
  • Editorial - Is electricity supplied too cheaply? 29(3) Page 67
  • Forecasting electrical load developments for the Dunedin City Council Electricity Department's area of supply. Sonntag, C.F. 23(5) Page 177
  • Letter -
    • - Buried power lines. Fyson, J.H. 20(11) Page 451
    • - Glimm-Stagg and Newton-Raphson compared. Watson, P.W. 26(4) Page 113
    • - National irresponsibility. Wilson, J.B. 26(10) Page 316 Includes response from E.B. Mackenzie.
    • - Poles and wires. Mill, A. 25(2) Page 53
    • - Poles and wires. O'Kane, D. 25(7) Page 195
    • - Primary energy use in New Zealand. Toynbee, P.A. 28(7) Page 208 Includes reply by E.B. McKenzie.
  • Minimising damage caused by breakdown on an electricity supply network. Nunns, D. 23(9) Page 357
  • Power cable jointing with epoxy resins. Linton, J.D. 20(9) Page 364
  • Power system load flow analysis by digital computers. Ng, N.Y. 25(8) Page 201 See appendices, 25(10) p. 281. See discussion, 26(5) p. 152
  • Power system load flow analysis by digital computers. Ng, N.Y. 25(10) Page 281
  • Prediction of long-term energy demands in New Zealand. Peet, N.J. 33(7) Page 153
  • Presidential address 1979 - A half-century of progress in electricity supply. Blakeley, P.W. 34(4) Page 74
  • Pricing policies for electricity supply. McKay, D.J. 30(12) Page 357
  • Projections of electrical demand and capacity. Bauer, H.E. 29(12) Page 340
  • Public service division news - Electricity and earthquakes. 25(12) Page 344
  • The amalgamation of electrical supply authorities in New Zealand. Gray, C.M. 29(3) Page 76
  • The capital cost of power. Mill, A. 22(9) Page 388
  • The Karori bulk power supply project. Watson, T.H. 20(9) Page 355
  • Voltages near substation earthmats. Cole, B.H. 29(11) Page 323
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Power systems
  • Government service division - Harmonics beware! Ministry of Energy commissioning high-speed data acquisition system for power system harmonics analysis. 33(7) Page 164
  • Government service division news - C.I.G.R.E. 28(5) Page 148
  • Letter - Glimm-Stagg and Newton-Raphson compared. Watson, P.W. 26(4) Page 113
  • Letter - Newton-Raphson method load flow. Schmidt, A.J. 26(11) Page 363
  • Power system load flow analysis by digital computers. Ng, N.Y. 25(10) Page 281
  • Power system load flow analysis by digital computers. Ng, N.Y. 25(8) Page 201 See appendices, 25(10) p. 281. See discussion, 26(5) p. 152
  • Power system security improvement. Stanbury, A.J.: Simpson, R.J.: Currie, C.V. 29(7) Page 203
  • Power-system dispatch-office automation functions. Undrill, J.M. 27(5) Page 164
  • Public service division news - Power system maintenance. 23(10) Page 420
  • Some problems in e.h.v. substation earthing. Cole, B.H. 28(12) Page 355
  • The coordination of base load and peak load facilities on power systems. Blakeley, P.W. 22(4) Page 141 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 199
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Power transmission, including the Benmore-Haywards HVDC transmission scheme
  • A note on the maintenance of the Manapouri transmission line. McGlinchy, B.J. 25(6) Page 154
  • Brief notes on transmission line design. McLeod, K.D. 22(6) Page 235
  • Electrical engineering and environment: Part 1: Power generation and transmission. MacKenzie, E.B. 21(7) Page 289
  • Electrical engineering and environment Part 2: Power distribution. Ellis, J.D. 21(7) Page 291
  • History, manufacture, and installation of oil-filled cables. Ryder, K.R. 21(10) Page 432
  • Low temperatures and their effects on transmission-line steel components. Strong, W.S. 28(5) Page 134
  • Public service division news - Extra-high-voltage switch house for New Plymouth power station. 25(3) Page 83
  • Simulation studies of hydro governing with a.c. and h.v.d.c. interconnections. Undrill, J.M.: Woodward, J.L. 20(12) Page 512 See correction 21(3) p 139
  • The Benmore-Haywards HVDC transmission scheme
    • A direct current transmission line the design and construction of the 600 MW, 500 kV d.c. line between Benmoreand Haywards. Dickens, T.A.J. 20(4) Page 121 See discussion 21(7) page 292.
    • A significant achievement. Blakeley, P.W. 20(7) Page 255 Refers to paper by MG Latta in New Zealand Electrical Journal September 1961 describing general particulars and economics of the scheme.
    • Commissioning and early operating experience with the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Gunn, H.R. 21(3) Page 93 See discussion (7) page 294.
    • Editorial - Economic aspects of the inter-island transmission scheme. E.B.M. 20(6) Page 211
    • Editorial - The inter-island submarine power cable. Stace, F.N. 21(4) Page 143
    • General layout of the Haywards Terminal for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Fyfe, R.J. 20(8) Page 303 See discussion 21(7) page 292.
    • Harmonic phenomena associated with the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Robinson, G.H. 21(1) Page 16 See discussion (7) page 293
    • Layout of the direct current switchyards for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Young, D.G. 20(11) Page 472 See discussion 21(7) page 293.
    • Main generating and electrical equipment of Benmore power station. Hitchcock, H.C. 20(1) Page 3 See discussion 20(7) p 289.
    • Outdoor direct current equipment at the Haywards terminal for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Noble, J. 20(9) Page 345 See discussion 21(7) page 293.
    • Power line carrier communications for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Swan, F.R. 21(2) Page 45 See discussion (7) page 294.
    • Synchronous condenser installation at Haywards Substation for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Gock, L.S.Y. 21(1) Page 29 See discussion (7) page 294.
    • The Benmore land electrode for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Dell, D.G. 20(5) Page 165 See discussion 21(7) page 292.
    • The Cook Strait submarine cable project. 19(12) Page 479
    • The North Island sea electrode for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Dell, D.G. 20(6) Page 213 See discussion 21(7) page 292.
    • The Oteranga Bay cable terminal station for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Turner, M.D. 23(4) Page 125
    • The 250kV d.c. submarine power-cable interconnection for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Williams, A.L.: Davey, E.L.: Gibson, J.N. 21(4) Page 145
    • Valves, valve house, and indoor equipment at the converter stations for the Benmore-Haywards h.v.d.c. transmission scheme. Louden, M.A. 20(10) Page 393 See discussion 21(7) page 293.
  • The design and construction of the first 220 kV line from Manapouri. Dickens, T.A.J. 25(1) Page 13 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 161.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - GENERAL

  • A summary of a report by the Auckland Branch of the N.Z.I.E. on whether aluminium or copper should be used for cables, busbars and overhead lines in New Zealand. 24(11) Page 345
  • Active filter synthesis program. Kay, J.S. 33(6) Page 135
  • Building services group - Using the structure's reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. 31(12) Page 278
  • Cathodic protection of buried structures interim report of the steering committee. 26(11) Page 360
  • Charge transfer devices and their application. Hodgson, R.M. 34(11) Page 246
  • Computer facilities at Canterbury University. Shepherd, R.: Bargh, J.K. 24(11) Page 346
  • Control of switching transients on a thyristor switched ripple injection plant. Ross, N.W. 31(6) Page 161
  • Economic, mechanical and electrical aspects of small hydro schemes. Leyland, B.: McMahon, R.J. 34(2) Page 30
  • Editorial - C.I.G.R.E. 28(5) Page 123 See Government Service Division News 28(5) p.148.
  • Editorial - Electrical pollution. 26(11) Page 319
  • Electrical engineering and environment: Part 1: Power generation and transmission. MacKenzie, E.B. 21(7) Page 289
  • Electrical engineering and environment Part 2: Power distribution. Ellis, J.D. 21(7) Page 291
  • Electrical equipment and earthquakes. Hitchcock, H.C. 24(1) Page 3 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.197
  • Ferroresonance experienced at Lake Coleridge power station. Stanbury, A.J.: Currie, C.V. 28(11) Page 317
  • Forecasting electrical load developments for the Dunedin City Council Electricity Department's area of supply. Sonntag, C.F. 23(5) Page 177
  • Government service division - Harmonics beware! Ministry of Energy commissioning high-speed data acquisition system for power system harmonics analysis. 33(7) Page 164
  • Huntly power station Some aspects of plant design. Robinson, G.H.: Whillock, R.G. 31(5) Page 123 Includes discussion from P.J. Hales. See conference discussion 32(10) p.241.
  • Insulator pollution - an investigation into the problem at Tiwai substation. Gilmour, R.M. 25(10) Page 276 See discussion 26(6) page 169.
  • Letter - Pressed termination of solid aluminium conductor. Wright, P.G. 25(10) Page 283
  • Letter - Use of reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. Knight, A.C.E. 29(9) Page 269 Includes response from P.G. Wright.
  • Magnetic hum field in television studios. Ashe, D.A. 32(8) Page 189
  • New techniques for marine lights. Gladwell, J.K. 25(5) Page 125
  • Power-system dispatch-office automation functions. Undrill, J.M. 27(5) Page 164
  • Pressed termination of solid aluminium conductor. Wright, P.G. 25(7) Page 182
  • Public service division news - Extra-high-voltage switch house for New Plymouth power station. 25(3) Page 83
  • Research in the Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Canterbury. Kay, L. 22(1) Page 30
  • Research projects in civil engineering, University of Canterbury. 24(4) Page 135
  • Some problems in e.h.v. substation earthing. Cole, B.H. 28(12) Page 355
  • Supervisory and remote control for transmitters. Gilby, K.B. 26(2) Page 38
  • Suppression of bulk wave radiation from surface acoustic wave devices. Mitchell, R.F.: Read, E. 31(12) Page 271
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport 4: Electrical power supplies and operational lighting. Wright, P.G.: Rutherfurd, W.G. 24(5) Page 147
  • The electrical design and equipment for an offshore natural gas drilling and production platform. Forster, K.A. 31(1) Page 16
  • The electrical measurement of physical properties. Hunter, L.O. 26(9) Page 260
  • Thermistors as industrial electric motor protection. Noble, J. 23(3) Page 104
  • Thick film hybrids in New Zealand. de Kock, D.L. 31(6) Page 162
  • Using the structure's reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. Wright, P.G. 29(1) Page 15 Includes discussion at presentation to combined Auckland branch and Building Services Group meeting; and see letter, 29(9) p.269.
  • Wellington urban motorway - the Terrace tunnel Electrical services and lighting. Caradus, W.G. 30(8) Page 236
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ELECTRONICS

  • 1967 National Electronics conference. 22(7) Page 292
  • Charge transfer devices and their application. Hodgson, R.M. 34(11) Page 246
  • Editorial -
    • - Formation of an electronics group. 23(10) Page 387
    • - Professional electronics in New Zealand. 29(8) Page 217
    • - The National Electronic Research Council. 21(8) Page 319
  • 'Education in electronics' National conference. Burdett, P.A. 24(12) Page 373
  • Electronics conference in Auckland stimulating, lively. Burdett, P.A. 23(11) Page 462
  • Improvements to the speaker system of an electronic organ. Robson, S.R. 24(5) Page 163
  • Microprocessors a New Zealand application. Pownall, M.J.: Sloane, C.J.: Brown, R.G. 32(5) Page 98
  • Principles and practice of modern micro-electronics. Barnes, D.J. 24(1) Page 29 Conference discussion see 24(6) p.190
  • Radar simulation in training air traffic controllers. Jordan, N. 24(12) Page 375 See correction 25(2) p.50. For discussion, see 25(6) p. 161.
  • Supervisory and remote control for transmitters. Gilby, K.B. 26(2) Page 38
  • The application of electronic engineering to audiometry in the field of public health. Twinn, J.R. 26(4) Page 102
  • The Dobson Lecture - The electronics revolution and its possible impact on employment and development. Probine, M.C. 34(12) Page 273
  • Thick film hybrids in New Zealand. de Kock, D.L. 31(6) Page 162
  • Transistor construction and some manufacturing techniques. Broadley, M.D. 20(9) Page 375 See correction 21(3) p 139
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ENERGY, including ALTERNATIVE ENERGY

  • A high-speed cylindrical solar water heater. Vincze, S.A. 26(3) Page 78
  • Alternative sources of energy for electricity generation. Lindley, D. 32(10) Page 232 See letters 33(8) p.190 and 33(10) p.238.
  • An introduction to the method of influence coefficients. Smith, I.C. 19(1) Page 15
  • Attitudes to energy use and conservation Results of a survey of N.Z.I.E. members. Phillips, P. 31(8) Page 198 See letters 31(11) p.265 and 32(3) p.71.
  • Building services group -
    • - Conservation of energy in buildings. 28(9) Page 272
    • - Energy conservation. 32(12) Page 294
    • - Tailpiece. Elder, H. 29(11) Page 327
  • Computer analysis for the Wairakei geothermal field. Bolton, R.S. 19(9) Page 348
  • Conservation of energy resources by the reduction of energy losses. Vincze, S.A. 22(11) Page 448
  • Editorial -
    • - Daydreams are not enough. 33(8) Page 169
    • - Discussions on the world's energy problems. 23(3) Page 85
    • - Energy and New Zealand society. 34(7) Page 147
    • - Energy demand. 29(7) Page 185
    • - Energy. 33(5) Page 97
    • - Institution action on the conservation of energy resources. 22(9) Page 355
    • - Living with less. 30(2) Page 35
    • - Non-nuclear holocaust. 33(9) Page 193
    • - Our energy needs. 27(3) Page 87
    • - Science and engineering. 32(8) Page 173 See letter 32(11) p.268.
    • - Self-fulfilling prophecy. 33(7) Page 145
    • - Solar water-heating. 28(9) Page 245
    • - The planning horizon. 31(7) Page 173
    • - The political energy explosion. 30(6) Page 155
    • - Total energy. 29(9) Page 247
    • - Waste not, want not. Mattingley, M.A. 21(7) Page 273
    • - White paper: black mark. 29(11) Page 301
    • - Words, actions, and wishful thinking. 31(11) Page 249
  • Energy - electricity and gas A summary of ideas and comments voiced at two seminars. 30(6) Page 173
  • Energy and design - a letter from the Minister of Electricity. Bailey, R.L. 30(6) Page 172
  • Energy and New Zealand. Meyer, R.F. 32(5) Page 104 Guest lecture delivered to the 1977 NZIE Annual Conference.
  • Energy and the rural sector in Papua New Guinea. Woodward, J.L. 32(3) Page 62 See letters 32(8) p.194 and 32(9) p.220.
  • Energy audits for industry. Pinfold, D.R.M. 32(10) Page 229
  • Energy conservation at General Foods. Thorn, S.B. 34(12) Page 281
  • Energy conservation in New Zealand. Blakeley, P.W. 22(10) Page 426
  • Energy efficiency of large refrigeration plants in the New Zealand meat industry. Fleming, A.K.: Edwards, B.F. 34(10) Page 222
  • Energy savings at Lane Walker Rudkin Ltd. Pocock, R.E. 34(12) Page 285
  • Experience with L.P.G.-fuelled commercial vehicles. Thorn, S.B. 32(12) Page 276
  • Fuel supply, energy demand and pollutant emissions in the Christchurch urban area. Kennedy, A.M.: Peet, N.J.: Brown, V.M.M. 28(2) Page 33
  • Geothermal energy. Healy, J. 19(2) Page 55
  • Heat recovery in the meat industry. Fleming, A.K. 24(9) Page 290 For correction and discussion see 25(6) p. 164.
  • Letter -
    • - Electric and solar-electric water heating. Vincze, S.A. 29(2) Page 64
    • - Energy - electricity and gas. O'Callahan, R.M. 30(9) Page 278
    • - Energy - electricity and gas. Blakeley, P.W. 30(9) Page 278
    • - Energy strategy. Suggate, G.C. 34(10) Page 241 Includes comment from J. Noble.
    • - Engineers' energies. Scott, D.L. 31(11) Page 265
    • - Engineers' energies. Peet, N.J. 32(3) Page 71
    • - Our energy needs. Martin, C.G. 27(7) Page 237
    • - Overseas engineering work for students. Stephen, K. 32(8) Page 194
    • - Overseas field work for New Zealand engineering students. Woodward, J.L. 32(9) Page 220
    • - Primary energy use in New Zealand. Toynbee, P.A. 28(7) Page 208 Includes reply by E.B. McKenzie.
    • - 'Prospects for solar heating in New Zealand'. Benseman, R.F. 22(5) Page 207
    • - 'Prospects for solar heating in New Zealand'. Mill, A. 21(12) Page 538
    • - Solar water-heater. Irvine, H.M. 26(6) Page 190
    • - Sources of energy. Leyland, B.W. 33(8) Page 190 Includes response by D. Lindley.
    • - Sources of energy. Laing, J.D.C. 33(10) Page 238
    • - The efficient utilisation of Kapuni natural gas. Vincze, S.A. 21(3) Page 138
    • - Toxicity of methanol/gasoline. Evans, A.A.: Heveldt, P.F. 33(12) Page 287 Includes comment by E.E. Graham and B.T. Judd.
    • - Wellington branch seminar. Mill, A. 29(9) Page 269
    • - Wellington branch seminar. Wilson, J.M. 30(3) Page 91
    • - Wellington branch seminar. Pinfold, D.R.M. 29(9) Page 269
  • Measurement of steam-water mixtures discharging at the speed of sound to the atomosphere. James, R. 21(10) Page 437
  • Methanol/gasoline blends as a motor fuel for New Zealand. Graham, E.E.: Judd, B.T. 33(8) Page 180 See letter 33(10) p.287.
  • Metric notes - Use of metric units in 'N.Z. Engineering'. 28(12) Page 366
  • New Zealand energy conference 1974. Stephenson, J. 29(7) Page 209
  • New Zealand Energy Research and Development Committee. 30(5) Page 147
  • Nuclear energy an outline of theory and application. Brennan, K.D. 20(8) Page 311
  • Optimum wellhead pressure for geothermal power. James, R. 22(6) Page 221
  • Performance data for a swimming pool solar water heater at Rangiora. King, D.W. 29(8) Page 234 See warning 30(1) p.33.
  • Practical research on thermal insulation of buildings. Blakeley, P.W. 23(6) Page 244
  • Prediction of long-term energy demands in New Zealand. Peet, N.J. 33(7) Page 153
  • Projections of electrical demand and capacity. Bauer, H.E. 29(12) Page 340
  • Prospects for solar heating in New Zealand. Benseman, R.F. 21(10) Page 425
  • Public service division news - Total energy system for N.Z.B.C. television studio complex at Avalon. 26(8) Page 246
  • Railways and other guided systems - today and tomorrow. Taylor, J.B.C. 31(10) Page 233 See discussion 32(11) p.262.
  • Report on the Third New Zealand Energy conference 'The dynamics of energy utilisation'. Aspden, R.J. 32(7) Page 163
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 31(9) Page 211
  • Solar energy development overseas. Benseman, R.F. 30(6) Page 157
  • Some impressions of the ninth World Energy Conference, Detroit, U.S.A. MacKenzie, E.B. 30(2) Page 58
  • Submission to the Minister of Energy on Goals and guidelines: an energy strategy for New Zealand March 1979. 34(7) Page 164 See letter 34(10) p.241.
  • The 'total energy' concept. 21(8) Page 358
  • The conservation of energy resources. Stevens, R.W.K. 22(9) Page 388
  • The efficient utilisation of Kapuni natural gas. Toynbee, P.A. 20(12) Page 529 See letter 21(3) p 138
  • The prospect of energy conservation standards in buildings. Baird, G. 34(8) Page 172
  • The recovery of heat from textile dryer exhausts. Nicoll, S.R. 34(7) Page 157
  • The recovery of heat from wool scour effluent. Nicoll, S.R. 33(4) Page 90
  • The Second New Zealand Energy Conference. 30(9) Page 267
  • The solar building panel concept for the supply of hot water. Spedding, P.L.: Allen, M.L.: Brow, D. 32(6) Page 126 See note 32(7) p.162 and addendum 32(9) p.211.
  • The solar building panel concept for the supply of hot water - ADDENDUM. Spedding, P.L.: Allen, M.L.: Brow, D. 32(9) Page 211
  • The use of electricity for comfort heating in New Zealand. Procter, T.G. 20(11) Page 461 See discussion 21(8) page 340.
  • Thermal comfort and energy use in buildings. Elder, H. 34(11) Page 250
  • Wind machines for large-scale electricity production. Wylde, A.F. 33(10) Page 218
  • Wind power Its potential for energy saving. Clarke, R.M. 30(9) Page 261
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ENGINEERING FAILURES

  • Editorial - Are we too sensitive? 24(9) Page 273
  • Failure of Kings Bridge Melbourne a major welding failure due to engineering maladministration. Evison, R.D. 19(2) Page 69
  • Presidential address 1976 - Progress and safety in an engineering world. Bridges, G.F. 31(4) Page 93 See letters 31(8) p.204.

ENGINEERING MATERIALS

  • A graph to facilitate estimation of the deflection of steel beams. Falconer, B.H.: Graham, J.D. 19(9) Page 350
  • A summary of a report by the Auckland Branch of the N.Z.I.E. on whether aluminium or copper should be used for cables, busbars and overhead lines in New Zealand. 24(11) Page 345
  • Aluminium in engineering. Paddon, D.W. 26(5) Page 133
  • Auckland Harbour Bridge extensions. Smith, B.G. 29(3) Page 69
  • Concrete for Benmore power project. Butcher, B.J. 20(1) Page 24 See discussion 20(6) p 238.
  • Editorial - A roof over our heads. Hopkins, H.J. 19(8) Page 289
  • Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(1) Page 25
  • Ferrocement and its use in vessels and offshore structures. Alexander, D. 34(3) Page 50
  • Fracture modes in metals. Erasmus, L.A. 29(8) Page 219
  • Fracture toughness of a high-strength steel. Ferguson, W.G.: Sargisson, M.N. 28(12) Page 362
  • Fracture toughness of HY60 steel. Ferguson, W.G.: Thorby, P.N. 30(10) Page 296
  • Italy's production of sintered titanium. Coppa-Zuccari, G. 26(7) Page 203
  • Letter -
    • - Economic awareness. Beatty, D.W. 25(1) Page 23
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Culley, P.A. 30(7) Page 213
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(7) Page 213
    • - Stainless steel for domestic water services. Page, G.G. 27(11) Page 357
    • - Stainless steel in domestic water services. Elliott, E. 27(9) Page 298 Includes reply from D.A. Ferrier, Chairman, NZIE Water Supply Committee.
  • Lightweight building construction. MacDonald, A.J.: Barnett, C.R. 19(8) Page 291 See discussion 20(5) p 196.
  • Lightweight fire protection and the building designer. Barnett, C.R. 21(5) Page 193 See discussion 22(4) p. 159
  • Low temperatures and their effects on transmission-line steel components. Strong, W.S. 28(5) Page 134
  • Machinability testing of fully hardened tube-forming rolls. Pearce, J.H.: Wright, P.K.: Hancock, K.A. 30(12) Page 347
  • Measurement of residual stresses in engineering materials. Singh, B. 30(12) Page 364
  • Metallurgical aspects of design details in buildings subject to earthquakes. Page, G.G. 30(9) Page 255
  • Metallurgy and engineering. Standish, N. 20(5) Page 183
  • Metric notes - Kinematic viscocity (sic), angular momentum, rules for derived unit symbols, a challenge to teachers. 30(3) Page 88 See apology 30(8) p.249.
  • Photoelasticity - a practical approach to stress distribution problems. Sharples, K. 30(12) Page 368
  • Potential utilisation of N.Z. Steel slags. Kelly, E.G. 31(2) Page 42
  • Pozzolanic materials and NZS 3123. Smith, L.M. 32(3) Page 59 See corrected Table 1 32(10) p.239.
  • Residual stresses in metals and alloys. Singh, B. 30(3) Page 85
  • Ripping a power station to shreds - turbine by turbine. 32(11) Page 257
  • Safe bend radii for deformed reinforcing bar to avoid failure by strain age embrittlement. Erasmus, L.A.: Pussegoda, N. 33(8) Page 170
  • Sands for concrete a study of shapes and sizes. Hopkins, H.J. 26(10) Page 287
  • Shaft bonding with epoxy adhesives. Allen, G.L.: Hills, D.A. 30(9) Page 265
  • Some recent advances in materials technology -
    • Part 1. Titchener, A.L. 30(3) Page 79
    • Part II. Titchener, A.L. 30(4) Page 111
    • Part III. Titchener, A.L. 30(5) Page 133
  • Steel seismic design. Butcher, G.W. 26(11) Page 321
  • Steels for advanced technology. Edstrom, J.O. 22(7) Page 285
  • Strain age embrittlement of reinforcing steels. Erasmus, L.A.: Pussegoda, L.N. 32(8) Page 178
  • The design and construction of a concrete shell roofed industrial building. Hollings, J.P. 19(11) Page 421 See discussion 20(5) p 203.
  • The development of New Zealand ironsands. Ridley, J.W. 22(3) Page 104
  • The effect of dynamic loading on mild steel. Taylor, D.B.C. 19(2) Page 62
  • The effect of metallurgical factors on the transition temperature of structural steels. Erasmus, L.A. 29(11) Page 321
  • The effect of residual stresses on the lateral stability of steel I beams. Massey, P.C. 19(9) Page 338
  • The repeated loading behaviour of a steel plate girder. Harvey, M.E.: Moss, P.J.: Cooke, N.: Walpole, W.R. 35(1) Page 13
  • The use of high-density polyethylene pipe. McIntosh, A.C. 34(1) Page 11
  • The use of high-tensile corrugated galvanised iron. Loughnan, A.A.M. 27(7) Page 225
  • The use of stainless steel for domestic water services. NZIE Water Supply Committee. 27(6) Page 209
  • Tungsten carbide in pump seals. Ejdne, E.: Nygren, G.E. 23(9) Page 370
  • University of Canterbury welding projects. Fahy, F.W.: Erasmus, L.A. 22(10) Page 418
  • Use of p.v.c. pipe in water supply. N.Z.I.E. Water Supply Committee. 29(5) Page 146
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ENGINEERING QUALIFICATIONS

  • Editorial - A message from the President ...A welcome to a wider membership. Armstrong, G.K. 25(8) Page 199
  • Letter - Professional interview requirements. Eaton, L. 34(1) Page 21 Includes response by the Secretary.
  • Letter - Two unrelated but weighty points. Seed, T.J. 32(9) Page 220 See letter 33(1) p.24.
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Recognition of membership of United Kingdom Engineering Institutions as an N.Z.I.E. entry qualification: Proceedings of technical groups. 32(2) Page 43
  • N.Z.I.E. news - The professional interview. 33(9) Page 214 See letter 34(1) p.21.
  • New Zealand Institution of Engineers Recognition of the N.Z.C.E. as a qualification exempting from the Institution examinations. 25(12) Page 341
  • Recognition of corporate membership of the engineering institutions comprising the Council of Engineering Institutions A statement by N.Z.I.E. Council. 25(8) Page 220
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ENGINEERS REGISTRATION ACT

  • A statement by the Engineers' Registration Board. 26(2) Page 56
  • Editorial -
    • - A message from the President ...A welcome to a wider membership. Armstrong, G.K. 25(8) Page 199
    • - Conspiring against the laity? 34(3) Page 49
    • - Registration. 34(6) Page 123
    • - Status and control of engineers. 32(10) Page 223
  • Letter -
    • - Engineer registration. Robinson, I.R. 23(8) Page 343
    • - Engineering practitioners act, etc. Lander, N.A. 34(10) Page 241 Includes comment from F.J.G. Rice.
    • - Registration and regulation. Watson, B.K. 33(10) Page 238
    • - Registration and regulation. Jones, J.J. 33(8) Page 192 See letter 33(10) p.238.
  • Statement by the Engineers Registration Board. 32(11) Page 264

ENVIRONMENT

  • Aesthetics in engineering. Robson, S.R. 20(10) Page 409 See discussion 21(6) page 263
  • Air pollution - how long can it be sustained? Vincze, S.A. 26(1) Page 24
  • Air pollution and industrial progress. Douglas, R.T. 24(2) Page 55
  • An ecological approach to New Zealand's future. Fordham, R.A.: Ogden, J. 29(10) Page 281
  • An instrument for remote monitoring of sediment movement and associated hydraulic conditions on the continental shelf. Heath, R.A.: Carter, L.: Barnes, E.J.: Hunt, B.J. 31(10) Page 242 See letter 32(5) p.121.
  • Attitudes to energy use and conservation Results of a survey of N.Z.I.E. members. Phillips, P. 31(8) Page 198 See letters 31(11) p.265 and 32(3) p.71.
  • Biological aspects of water pollution. Burns, C.W. 25(4) Page 94 See discussion 26(6) p. 175.
  • Boilerhouse chimneys, incinerators and the Clean Air Act. Milne, W. 29(12) Page 346
  • Building services group - Back to nature: hard work? 30(4) Page 120
  • Building services group - Conservation versus environment Liquid petroleum gas for back-country cooking. Harris, L.H. 30(9) Page 276
  • Computer aids fight against pollution. 26(6) Page 187
  • Consultants' Notebook - New ferry terminal at Picton: Controlling Wanganui River pollution. 26(9) Page 279
  • Ecology, engineering and environment. Wilson, R.H. 28(7) Page 199
  • Editorial -
    • - A lesson being learnt. Robson, S.R. 21(5) Page 191
    • - Conserving resources - today's design priority. 30(10) Page 283
    • - Electrical pollution. 26(11) Page 319
    • - Energy. 33(5) Page 97
    • - Environmental award. 26(6) Page 149
    • - In one world. 26(2) Page 23
    • - Institution action on the conservation of energy resources. 22(9) Page 355
    • - Living with less. 30(2) Page 35
    • - 'Look here, upon this picture, and on this...' Thom, D.A. 23(2) Page 41
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams. 30(9) Page 253 See letters 30(11) p. 343, and 31(1) p.29..
    • - Poles and wires. 24(11) Page 335
    • - Professional responsibility. 26(10) Page 285
    • - Quantity into quality. 25(5) Page 115
    • - Relationships and relations. 25(9) Page 225
    • - Sigma e=E. 25(4) Page 87
    • - Sound awareness. 29(6) Page 157
    • - Structor, quo vadis? 28(3) Page 63
    • - Talking money. 25(6) Page 145
    • - The engineer and public issues - a survival course. 31(8) Page 191
    • - The impact of the policy. 28(11) Page 309 See letters 29(2) p.63 and 29(3) p.95.
    • - The planning horizon. 31(7) Page 173
    • - The President's Christmas message. Bogle, A.G. 29(12) Page 331
    • - The responsibility of a great professional body. Speight, Hon. Mr Justice. 30(4) Page 93 Abstract of opening address to the 1975 annual conference.
  • Effects of boat wakes on the shoreline of Lake Manapouri. Pickrill, R.A. 33(9) Page 194
  • Electrical engineering and environment: Part 1: Power generation and transmission. MacKenzie, E.B. 21(7) Page 289
  • Electrical engineering and environment Part 2: Power distribution. Ellis, J.D. 21(7) Page 291
  • Energy and New Zealand. Meyer, R.F. 32(5) Page 104 Guest lecture delivered to the 1977 NZIE Annual Conference.
  • Engineering and environment. Oldham, J. 21(5) Page 207 See correction page 313.
  • Engineering public opinion. Main, I. 27(11) Page 335
  • Enjoyment engineering. Lello, J.W. 26(3) Page 70
  • Environmental award for 1974. 29(8) Page 242
  • Environmental award. 26(8) Page 244
  • Environmental factors in a residential sub-division. Barrowclough, A.O. 29(4) Page 105
  • Environmental planning in New Zealand. Wilson, R.H. 28(11) Page 330
  • First annual meeting of the Committee for Water Pollution Research. 27(7) Page 239
  • Fuel supply, energy demand and pollutant emissions in the Christchurch urban area. Kennedy, A.M.: Peet, N.J.: Brown, V.M.M. 28(2) Page 33
  • Industries division - Industry and the environment - an industrial engineer's viewpoint. 27(8) Page 265
  • Letter -
    • - Aesthetics in engineering. Holman, L.J. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(10) p 409
    • - Aesthetics in engineering. Harris, N. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(1) 409
    • - Air-pollution control equipment. Robson, F.L. 28(2) Page 60
    • - Air-pollution control equipment. Windust, D. 28(2) Page 60
    • - Control of objectionable noise. Merrifield, A.L.R. 28(7) Page 208
    • - Effects of boat-wakes. Smith, A.W. 34(3) Page 70 Includes comment by R.A. Pickrill.
    • - Engineers' energies. Peet, N.J. 32(3) Page 71
    • - Engineers' energies. Scott, D.L. 31(11) Page 265
    • - Manukau harbour. Agnew, R. 33(7) Page 162 Includes comment by J.S. Nicholls.
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams Editorial in 'New Zealand Engineering' for September 1975. Bull, P.C. 31(1) Page 29
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams Editorial in 'New Zealand Engineering' for September 1975. Wither, B. 31(1) Page 29
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams. Wildy, A.J. 30(11) Page 343
    • - Poles and wires. O'Kane, D. 25(7) Page 195
    • - Poles and wires. Mill, A. 25(2) Page 53
    • - Regulation of community noise. Fenwick, C.E. 30(6) Page 181
    • - Regulation of community noise. Stevenson, D.C. 30(8) Page 250
    • - The impact of environment reports. Sweetman, M.M. 29(3) Page 95 Includes comment from the Publications Committee.
    • - The impact of the policy. Moon, K.R. 29(2) Page 63 Includes reply from the Publications Committee.
    • - Waste bark - a furnace fuel? Searle, J.W. 29(3) Page 95 Includes reply from R.G. Bell.
    • - Whither the Manukau? Smith, A.W.: Nicholls, J.S. 34(2) Page 44
    • - Whither the Manukau? Chapman, D.M. 33(10) Page 238
    • - Whither the Manukau? Watt, W.J. 33(8) Page 192 Includes response from J.S. Nicholls and W.A. Smith.
  • Modern developments in solid waste disposal. Hutchinson, G.A. 29(4) Page 117
  • New Plymouth sewerage scheme. Fitzmaurice, J.R. 32(2) Page 26
  • NEW ZEALAND, the stable state, and the engineer. Rowe, B.J. 28(12) Page 359
  • Odour control in a kraft pulp mill. Wilson, C.A. 28(1) Page 10
  • Presidential address 1966 - The engineer in a changing world. Rowntree, J.B. 21(3) Page 102
  • Presidential address 1973 - I believe. Christie, K. 28(4) Page 95
  • Progress and economic appraisal. Smythe, Sir R. 29(3) Page 83
  • Regional planning and air pollution control - the Auckland regional scheme. Rolfe, K.A. 34(5) Page 108
  • Replenish the earth and subdue it. Baines, The Rt. Rev. H.W. 23(2) Page 62 A sermon preached by the Bishop of Wellington to the 1967 annual church service of the Wellington Branch, NZIE.
  • Roads in the landscape. Thom, D.A. 25(9) Page 232
  • Some causes of objectionable noise and suggestions for control. Burdett, P.A. 27(11) Page 354 See letter 28(7) p.208.
  • The 1977 Dobson lecture - Fly now, pay later. Norman, R.G. 32(11) Page 248
  • The design of air-pollution control equipment. Martin, C.G. 27(10) Page 314 See letters 28(2) p.60 and 28(5) p.151
  • The engineer and the community. Taylor, P.W. 33(12) Page 270
  • The engineer, the environment, the law. Salmon, P.M. 30(11) Page 337
  • The environmental impact of thermal power station siting. Bauer, H.E. 29(9) Page 249
  • The measurement of sound and noise. 30(11) Page 332
  • The New Zealand Countryside in 1980 - Conference summary. Davison, R.K. 23(2) Page 70
  • The New Zealand Countryside in 1980 - Luncheon address. McIntyre, The Hon. D. 23(2) Page 69
  • The Newnham Lecture delivered on 19 February 1973 to the annual conference of the N.Z.Institution of Engineers - Conservation of the environment. Davison, R.K. 28(7) Page 195
  • The Physical Environment Conference (a report from the Institution's 'Countryside in 1980' committee). 25(8) Page 222
  • The population conference. 27(10) Page 321
  • The urban transport dilemma. Williman, A. 30(1) Page 19
  • The Waimakato Canal. 21(6) Page 259
  • UNESCO looks at environmental education for engineers. Norman, R.G. 29(9) Page 265
  • Vandalism? Says who? Bogle, A.G. 20(7) Page 278
  • Waste bark - a furnace fuel? Bell, R.G. 28(12) Page 361 See letter 29(3) p.94.
  • Whither the Manukau? Smith, A.W.: Nicholls, J.S. 33(4) Page 79 See letters 33(7) p.162, 33(8) p.192, 33(10) p.238 and 34(2) p.44.
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ETHICS

  • Consultants' Notebook - Code of professional practice for consulting engineers. 26(12) Page 404
  • Consultants' Notebook - Code of professional practice. 28(11) Page 338
  • Editorial -
    • - A New Year message from the President. Milne, G.R. 20(1) Page 1
    • - 'Not transferable to other disciplines'. 27(11) Page 333
    • - Professional outlook. Ireland, E.R. 20(7) Page 253
    • - The articles of professional conduct. F.M.C. 19(11) Page 409
    • - Why 'Professional'? Evison, R.D. 22(2) Page 41
  • Letter - Consulting engineers. Beach, C.H. 21(8) Page 360
  • Letter - Consulting engineers. Black, J.K.L. 21(5) Page 227
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Code of ethics. 32(12) Page 293
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Regulations governing discipline and allegations of professional misconduct. 34(11) Page 264
  • Professionalism - and the law. Hardie Boys, M. 34(10) Page 227
  • Regulations governing discipline and allegations of professional misconduct. 32(5) Page 113
  • Replenish the earth and subdue it. Baines, The Rt. Rev. H.W. 23(2) Page 62 A sermon preached by the Bishop of Wellington to the 1967 annual church service of the Wellington Branch, NZIE.
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EXPORT OF ENGINEERING SERVICES / ENGINEERING EXPORTS

  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • 26(6) Page 188
    • - New Zealand designed church for Kabul, Afghanistan. 23(11) Page 469
    • - Consulting engineers boost world trade. Lurie, R.G. 24(1) Page 43
    • - Enex project. 32(6) Page 141 See letter 32(9) p.220.
    • - Enex projects. 32(4) Page 92
    • - Exploration for a geothermal resource in Leyte, Philippines. 34(4) Page 91
    • - Export market for computer-based product. 33(3) Page 70
    • - Fiji power supply project: N.Z. consulting engineers aid Indonesian electricity development. 30(4) Page 119
    • - Geothermal power development in the Philippines. 30(10) Page 306
    • - Highway contract in Thailand to be supervised by New Zealand engineers. 33(4) Page 95
    • - Land reclamation in Western Samoa. 29(6) Page 180
    • - Modern hydrology in Malaysia. 29(4) Page 125
    • - New Zealand aid in Malaysia. 33(8) Page 187
    • - New Zealand consultants in international competition. Kingston, R. 27(8) Page 266
    • - New Zealand engineers in Central America. 27(2) Page 80
    • - Overseas meat processing assignments. 25(12) Page 343
    • - Pacific Island projects. 28(4) Page 117
    • - The East-West Highway bridges, West Malaysia. 28(9) Page 273
    • - The structure of the Manukau City Council administration building, Wiri, Auckland. 32(10) Page 245
  • Editorial -
    • - Export year. 33(6) Page 121 See letter 33(8) p.190.
    • - Mr Muldoon makes a stand. 27(6) Page 187
    • - Partners with purpose. 24(8) Page 235
  • Industries division - Engineering in the south-west Pacific. 29(4) Page 126
  • Letter - Fair treatment. Suggate, G.C. 33(8) Page 190
  • Letter - Vuda power station, Lautoka. Jamieson, C.F. 32(9) Page 220
  • Overseas commissions for New Zealand consulting engineers. Burdett, P.A. 27(11) Page 348
  • Panel discussion - Wellington 14 February 1979. 34(6) Page 139
  • The Kelantan River Basin study. Nissen, P.B. 35(2) Page 40
  • The organisation and management of a major contract overseas for the manufacture of prestressed concrete construction components. Moar, H.M. 28(12) Page 352
  • The Thai-New Zealand road project. Dickie, R.McL. 28(3) Page 65
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FATIGUE FAILURES

  • A rational approach to standards for welded construction. Weck, R. 21(8) Page 349
  • Fatigue failures in welded construction. 19(9) Page 359
  • International Institute of Welding inquiry on fatigue failures in small metallurgically-bonded joints. 21(9) Page 405

FIRE ENGINEERING

  • Building services group -
    • - Are 'fireproof' offices incinerators? 29(1) Page 33
    • - Are 'fireproof' offices incinerators? (continued) 29(2) Page 63
    • - Fire protection in New Zealand - the building services engineer. 27(11) Page 360
    • - Fire protection systems. 30(10) Page 305
    • - Fire-ball (sic) in engineer's court. 26(12) Page 406
    • - Some trends in fire protection - an insurer's view. Estall, R.J. 33(12) Page 283
    • - Will it burn: does it matter? 27(6) Page 211
  • Consultants' Notebook - Fire resistance ratings. 23(12) Page 511
  • Fire engineering formulas for building designers. Barnett, C.R. 33(11) Page 246
  • Fire prevention and protection systems. Fraser, R.J. 22(3) Page 97 See revision to this paper announced 24(3) p. 88
  • Fire prevention by automatic systems. 25(7) Page 194
  • Government service division - A sprinkler type self-contained fire suppression system. 33(12) Page 283
  • Letter -
    • - Use of plastic water piping in buildings. New Zealand Urban Fire Authorities Association (Inc.) 23(11) Page 468
    • - Will it burn: does it matter? Cashin, B.D. 27(8) Page 269
    • - Will it burn - does it matter? Kenna, L.F. 27(9) Page 298
    • - Will it burn - does it matter? Rands, G.F. 27(9) Page 298
  • Lightweight building construction. MacDonald, A.J.: Barnett, C.R. 19(8) Page 291 See discussion 20(5) p 196.
  • Lightweight fire protection and the building designer. Barnett, C.R. 21(5) Page 193 See discussion 22(4) p. 159
  • Public service division news - Kaingaroa forest protected by radio fire alarm. 25(5) Page 141
  • Revision to paper announced. 24(3) Page 88
  • Roof venting of industrial fires. 21(2) Page 74
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FOOD PROCESSING

  • A low-cost vacuum chamber. Robertson, P.S.: King, D.W. 20(6) Page 230
  • Industrial Development. Studt, F.E. 19(2) Page 53
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FORESTS

  • Chainsaw noise a serious health hazard. Wilson, J.L. 26(10) Page 298
  • Engineering in the New Zealand Forest Service. Peterson, W.H.: Cone, C.M.: Turner, C.H.: Pickett, T.: Holland, H.A. 24(2) Page 47
  • Progress and economic appraisal. Smythe, Sir R. 29(3) Page 83
  • Public service division news -
    • - Kaingaroa forest protected by radio fire alarm. 25(5) Page 141
    • - New machine for forest industry. 24(9) Page 298
    • - Pollution - an occupational hazard for chainsaw operators. 25(10) Page 284
    • - Use of photo maps by the New Zealand Forest Service. 24(12) Page 394
  • The problem of wind damage in Canterbury forests. Papesch, A.J.G. 26(10) Page 293
  • The pulp and paper industry. Burdett, P.A. 24(3) Page 101
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FUELS

  • Building services group -
    • - Choice of fuel. 30(7) Page 212
    • - Conservation versus environment Liquid petroleum gas for back-country cooking. Harris, L.H. 30(9) Page 276
    • - Half-a-million-dollar bait. 29(7) Page 212
  • Combined cycle power generation General considerations and some comments on thermal optimisation. Saha, G.P. 34(5) Page 102
  • Consultants' notebook. 21(6) Page 270
  • Editorial - Our energy needs. 27(3) Page 87
  • Editorial - Total energy. 29(9) Page 247
  • Experience with L.P.G.-fuelled commercial vehicles. Thorn, S.B. 32(12) Page 276
  • Fluidised bed combustion of coal. Gilmour, J.A. 30(6) Page 163
  • Fuel supply, energy demand and pollutant emissions in the Christchurch urban area. Kennedy, A.M.: Peet, N.J.: Brown, V.M.M. 28(2) Page 33
  • Important trends in engineering research. Davies, J.T. 27(7) Page 219 1971 Conference guest lecture.
  • Letter - Toxicity of methanol/gasoline. Evans, A.A.: Heveldt, P.F. 33(12) Page 287 Includes comment by E.E. Graham and B.T. Judd.
  • Letter - Waste bark - a furnace fuel? Searle, J.W. 29(3) Page 95 Includes reply from R.G. Bell.
  • Methanol contamination of lubricating oil in a car operated on high methanol blend fuels. Waring, P. 35(2) Page 35
  • Methanol/gasoline blends as a motor fuel for New Zealand. Graham, E.E.: Judd, B.T. 33(8) Page 180 See letter 33(10) p.287.
  • Performance of alternative automotive fuels. Waring, P. 35(1) Page 10
  • Production of the Kapuni field and separation of gas and condensate. Williams, H.R. 23(11) Page 458 For conference discussion see 24(6) p. 201
  • Pulverised-fuel firing developments. Potter, P. 25(2) Page 48
  • Pulverised-fuel firing of an economic boiler. Potter, P. 23(8) Page 313 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.200
  • Some practical aspects of pneumatic handling of coal. Hastie, R.M.: Toynbee, P.A. 27(6) Page 189
  • The choice of fuel and the case for coal. Jones, B. 19(5) Page 174
  • The financial effects of railway dieselisation. 23(3) Page 103
  • Waste bark - a furnace fuel? Bell, R.G. 28(12) Page 361 See letter 29(3) p.94.
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GEOMECHANICS including GEOLOGY, GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

  • A method of in situ stiffness measure. Shepherd, R.: Charleson, A.W. 26(4) Page 97
  • Burial of wreck obstructing the St. Lawrence navigation channel. Matich, M.A.J. 24(2) Page 68
  • Cashmere Hills loess. Alley, P.J. 21(10) Page 424
  • Computer analysis of pile groups. Patterson-Kane, K.J. 33(4) Page 82
  • Construction of the new Rotorua airport. Simmons, C.W.B. 20(9) Page 369
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - A novel pile design. 27(5) Page 181
    • - Pakuranga motorway embankment instrumentation. 30(11) Page 341
    • - Pile foundations: Jerningham apartments, Oriental Bay. 21(10) Page 453
  • Design and sinking of a large concrete caisson at the Huntly power project. Brown, A.S.: Cox, D.D. 35(2) Page 28
  • Design of the Thorndon Overbridge Part 2: Site investigations and foundations. Bialostocki, R.J. 23(12) Page 487
  • Determination of allowable bearing pressure under small structures. Stockwell, M.J. 32(6) Page 132
  • Dunedin's southern road outlet. Jones, G.J. 22(11) Page 462 Discussion - see 23(5) p.218
  • Engineering and pedological soil classification. Proffitt, A.T. 23(8) Page 329
  • Engineering geology and foundation engineering of the Moawhango dam. Duder, J.N.: Hancox, G.T.: Withers, G.R. 32(3) Page 56
  • Engineering geology of a slope failure in urban Wellington. Riddolls, B.W. 29(6) Page 173
  • Expo 67 Problems of land reclamation. Baker, J.H.: Seaden, G. 22(8) Page 321 1 of 3 papers.
  • Fifth Australia-New Zealand conference on soil mechanics and foundation engineering. 22(7) Page 293
  • Geomechanics symposium. 27(11) Page 356
  • Ground-water observations at the Poutu dam. Hinkley, A.T. 29(6) Page 169
  • Huntly power station Certain aspects of civil engineering design. Hatrick, A.V. 31(5) Page 144 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Hutt River railway bridge at Ava: some aspects of underpinning. Fussell, J.B. 33(5) Page 103
  • Hveem stabilometer tests on Avoka Valley loess. Rodda, N. 23(5) Page 183 Avoka in the title should have been spelt Avoca.
  • In situ testing of soils using a self-boring pressuremeter. Hughes, J.M.O. 33(7) Page 151
  • Large diameter bored piles in cohesionless materials. North, P.J.: Patterson-Kane, K.J. 33(3) Page 56
  • Letter - Internally driven steel shell piles. Garden, R.J.P. 25(12) Page 342
  • Major landslides in the Upper Buller Gorge, south-west Nelson. Johnston, M.R. 29(5) Page 143
  • Model tests on a pile breakwater and marina entrance. Hutchinson, P.S.: Mountjoy, C.V. 33(4) Page 87 See discussion 33(10) p.232.
  • New Zealand Geomechanics Society. 27(9) Page 297
  • New Zealand's geological resources. Ridley, J.W. 30(4) Page 103
  • Ogranising and directing a site investigation. Parton, I.M. 29(7) Page 199
  • Plastic clays suitable for pipe manufacture in Wellington City. Grant-Taylor, T.L. 23(10) Page 410
  • Possible implications of a magnetite-ilmenite-vanadium bearing gabbroic differentiate. Alexander, D. 27(1) Page 40
  • Practical applications of electro-osmosis. Gladwell, J.K. 20(2) Page 66
  • Preloaded pier foundations for a city building. Taylor, P.W. 30(11) Page 320
  • Probabilistic assessment of the stability of a cut slope. Pender, M.J. 31(10) Page 239
  • Reclamation of foreshore and marginal land. Moss, J.D. 19(1) Page 3
  • Report on the 2nd N.Z. Geomechanics Lecture. Hawley, J.G. 32(12) Page 289
  • Settlement analysis of building foundations. Nicholas, C.J.A. 26(8) Page 229
  • Settlement of embankment materials in earth and rockfill dams. Wesley, L.D. 22(5) Page 179
  • Simultaneous drilling and soil sampling using hollow-stem augers. Thomas, R.F.: Barker, P.R. 29(9) Page 254
  • Site investigation on the seabed. Denness, B. 32(12) Page 285
  • Soil dynamics. Taylor, P.W. 23(6) Page 225
  • Soil mechanics and foundation engineering. 20(7) Page 294
  • Stable angles in Wellington greywacke. Grant-Taylor, T.L. 19(4) Page 129
  • Strength parameters for weathered sandstone. Raisbeck, D. 28(9) Page 254
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport 3: Earthworks and drainage. Flynn, E.A. 24(2) Page 62
  • The dynamic interaction of structures and soils. Shepherd, R.: Walpole, W.R. 21(2) Page 56
  • The Newmarket Viaduct Part 1: Site investigations and supervision. Built, J.W. 20(12) Page 493 See discussion 21(8) page 343.
  • The scope of rock mechanics. Blakeley, J.P. 22(2) Page 75
  • The stresses around openings in rock. Blakeley, J.P. 26(4) Page 105
  • The use of dynamic formulae in calculations for internally driven steel shell piles. Lewthwaite, W.J. 25(7) Page 180
  • Toe-slip analysis by computer. Irwin, R.W. 20(7) Page 256 Written discussion on paper by PJ Alley, 19(7).
  • Toe-slip analysis by computer. Alley, P.J. 19(7) Page 268 See written discussion 20(7) p 256.
  • Twenty years on - a history of the N.Z. Geomechanics Society. Blakeley, J.P. 33(10) Page 237
  • Use of the deep-sounding penetrometer in the Napier district, New Zealand. Belshaw, T. 28(5) Page 125 See correction 28(6) p.177.
  • Wellington urban motorway - the Terrace tunnel Engineering geological investigations Riddolls, B.W.: Perrin, N.D. 30(8) Page 221
  • Wellington urban motorway - the Terrace tunnel Tied-back retaining walls. Rutledge, J.C. 30(8) Page 242
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HEALTH AND SAFETY

  • Caravan and trailer stability. Lister, T.A. 33(1) Page 13 See letters 33(5) p.118 and 33(8) p.190.
  • Causes and prevention of crane accidents on building and construction sites. Benis, H.G. 31(2) Page 38
  • Chainsaw noise a serious health hazard. Wilson, J.L. 26(10) Page 298
  • Construction safety a management responsbility. Cornish, J.W. 24(11) Page 358
  • Editorial -
    • - Eternal vigilance - the price of safety. 30(8) Page 215
    • - Non-nuclear holocaust. 33(9) Page 193
    • - The industrial accident prevention congress. Downer, A.F. 20(10) Page 391
  • Electric shock and its treatment. Fyfe, R.J. 20(3) Page 94
  • Electrical safety of patients in hospitals. Ellis, R.H. 29(7) Page 205
  • Eye protection in welding. Holloway, D.H. 20(7) Page 279
  • Four-way intersection controls and road accidents (including a notation system for intersection conflicts). Kammann, R.: Thomson, G. 33(9) Page 203
  • Health and safety in welding. Cleveland, L. 22(2) Page 71
  • Industrial safety - Accidents eliminated through safety systems. Chadwick, S. 26(2) Page 31
  • Letter -
    • - Caravan and trailer stability. Stevens, E.E. 33(5) Page 118 Includes response from T.A. Lister.
    • - Caravan and trailer stability. Stevens, E.E. 33(8) Page 190 Includes response from T.A. Lister.
    • - Presidential apologia. Bridges, G.F. 31(8) Page 204
    • - Presidential apologia. Wilson, J.B. 31(8) Page 204
  • Low voltage safety devices. 19(10) Page 399
  • Makohine tip fatality. Christie, J.H. 30(10) Page 294
  • On the safety of welded structures. Naka, T. 29(7) Page 187 And see Metric Notes 29(8) p.241
  • Ornamental rocks... an environmental danger. Jackett, M.J. 33(12) Page 275
  • Preliminary research into the causes of accidents in the building and construction industry. Kaiser, B. 28(3) Page 83
  • Presidential address 1976 - Progress and safety in an engineering world. Bridges, G.F. 31(4) Page 93 See letters 31(8) p.204.
  • Problems of human information processing at intersections. Thomson, G.A.: Kammann, R. 34(2) Page 36
  • Provisional recommendations on health and safety during gas-shielded arc welding and cutting. 19(7) Page 277
  • Public service division news - Pollution - an occupational hazard for chainsaw operators. 25(10) Page 284
  • Quantified hazards analysis a technique for ensuring safety in equipment design and use. Benis, H.G. 31(4) Page 107
  • Railway level crossing protection. Stevenson, I.D. 20(11) Page 452 See discussion 21(7) page 296.
  • Reactor safety study An assessment of accident risks in United States commercial nuclear power plants. 29(10) Page 290 See erratum 30(1) p.33.
  • The application of electronic engineering to audiometry in the field of public health. Twinn, J.R. 26(4) Page 102
  • The safety supervisor in the construction industry. 26(10) Page 307
  • The Seaview incident Some lessons in process-engineering safety. Keey, R.B. 31(11) Page 257 See discussion 32(11) p.261.
  • Urban water supply. Thomas, R.H. 19(8) Page 310
  • Work safety in New Zealand. Cornish, J.W. 25(10) Page 259 See discussion 26(6) p. 166.
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HERITAGE, HISTORY

  • Consultants' Notebook - Consulting engineers Early New Zealand. 24(11) Page 362
  • Editorial -
    • - History and the engineer. Stirrat, A.G. 19(1) Page 1
    • - Jubilee history. 26(7) Page 193
    • - The Museum of Transport and Technology. Bunby, H.S. 19(3) Page 37
  • Engineering is fun. Hopkins, H.J. 19(3) Page 104
  • Extracts from the recollections of an engineer The construction and commissioning of Lake Coleridge power scheme in 1914. Cory-Wright, S. 31(9) Page 221
  • History, manufacture, and installation of oil-filled cables. Ryder, K.R. 21(10) Page 432
  • King's Wharf power station in the year 1920. Bramley, R.R. 32(8) Page 185 See letter 32(11) p.268.
  • Letter - King's Wharf power station. Cheesman, B.H. 32(11) Page 268
  • 'New Zealand Engineering' (1946-1980). 35(2) Page 26
  • N.Z. field engineers in two world wars. Hanson, F.M.H. 19(3) Page 98
  • Presidential address 1965 - The origin, growth, and extension of electrical communications. Milne, G.R. 20(3) Page 83
  • Presidential address 1967 - Engineers of quality and influence. Hopkins, H.J. 22(3) Page 89
  • Presidential address 1979 - A half-century of progress in electricity supply. Blakeley, P.W. 34(4) Page 74
  • Some historical notes. Newnham, W.L. 19(3) Page 88
  • Some historical notes from branches. 19(3) Page 94
  • Some recollections of the welding industry. Tonkin, F.D. 21(9) Page 402
  • The first years of the Institute Part 1: origins. Cleveland, L. 21(3) Page 133
  • The first years of the Institute Part 2: the war period. Cleveland, L. 21(4) Page 177
  • The history of the acceptance of fluoridation in Dunedin. 22(9) Page 392
  • The late Evan Parry. Hitchcock, E. 19(11) Page 445
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 21(8) Page 361
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 21(5) Page 225
  • The Newnham Lecture - Community leaders and their engineering advisers. Hopkins, H.J. 32(4) Page 80
  • The works of Brunel. Hopkins, H.J. 32(11) Page 259
  • The world, the people, and the engineer. Hutton, L.B. 19(3) Page 101
  • Twenty years on - a history of the N.Z. Geomechanics Society. Blakeley, J.P. 33(10) Page 237
  • Welding in retrospect. Newell, J. 19(5) Page 194
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INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

  • A message from the Union. 32(11) Page 269
  • Automation and redundancy. Main, B.J. 32(6) Page 140
  • Consultants' Notebook - Out of the ordinary. 29(5) Page 150
  • Industries division - Industrial relations. 27(11) Page 357
  • Industries division - Industrial relations - co-operation or conflict? 26(10) Page 312
  • Management and the Unions. Skinner, T.E. 26(5) Page 117
  • N.Z.I.E. news. 33(1) Page 20
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 33(1) Page 1
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 33(6) Page 121
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INSURANCE

  • Building services group - Some trends in fire protection - an insurer's view. Estall, R.J. 33(12) Page 283
  • Earthquake insurance in New Zealand and the problems of reconstruction. Power, C.A. 23(1) Page 23 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Editorial - Negligence claims - a problem for every engineer. 33(11) Page 241
  • Letter -
    • - Earthquake insurance. Bennett, J.R. 19(4) Page 144
    • - Professional liability and indemnity insurance. Hollands, D.E. 34(4) Page 94
    • - Professional liability and indemnity insurance. Martin, W.J. 34(4) Page 94
  • Lightweight fire protection and the building designer. Barnett, C.R. 21(5) Page 193 See discussion 22(4) p. 159

INTERPLANETARY SPACECRAFT

  • Some engineering problems of interplanetary spacecraft. Pickering, W.H. 20(6) Page 224

INTERNATIONAL LINKS, including CEC, CEI, WFEO

  • C.E.C. and W.F.E.D. (sic) meetings - June 1977. Bartlett, A.J. 32(9) Page 212
  • C.E.C. south-east region meeting. 33(5) Page 115
  • Commonwealth Engineering Conference 1973 and Fourth Assembly of the World Federation of Engineering Organisations 1973. 29(2) Page 60
  • Editorial -
    • - A message from the President ...A welcome to a wider membership. Armstrong, G.K. 25(8) Page 199
    • - C.E.I. and N.Z.I.E. 30(11) Page 313
    • - Objectives of aid. 31(3) Page 61 And see letters 31(3) p.168.
  • Letter - Objectives of aid. Bunce, G.K. 31(6) Page 168
  • Letter - Objectives of aid. Harman, J.M. 31(6) Page 168
  • N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 21(7) Page 313
  • Presidential address 1969 - Engineering is for People. Spooner, B.W. 24(3) Page 83
  • Recognition of corporate membership of the engineering institutions comprising the Council of Engineering Institutions A statement by N.Z.I.E. Council. 25(8) Page 220
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J.
    • 32(8) Page 173
    • 33(2) Page 25
    • 33(5) Page 97
    • 33(6) Page 121
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LARGE DAMS

  • Aviemore nears completion. 22(11) Page 478
  • Design of Benmore earth dam. Jones, O.T. 20(1) Page 13 See discussion 20(6) p 235.
  • Earthmoving for Benmore earth dam. Story, T. 20(1) Page 29 See discussion 20(5) p 198.
  • Engineering geology and foundation engineering of the Moawhango dam. Duder, J.N.: Hancox, G.T.: Withers, G.R. 32(3) Page 56
  • Matahina power station. 22(4) Page 174
  • Settlement of embankment materials in earth and rockfill dams. Wesley, L.D. 22(5) Page 179
  • Some construction and operation aspects of the Mangla dam project. Duder, J.N. 32(2) Page 34
  • The Whau Valley dam. Pickens, G.A. 25(12) Page 319 See correction 26(5) p. 145. See discussion 26(6) p.163.
  • Upper Mangatawhiri dam. Firth, C.W. 21(9) Page 387
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LAW

  • Boilerhouse chimneys, incinerators and the Clean Air Act. Milne, W. 29(12) Page 346
  • Burial of wreck obstructing the St. Lawrence navigation channel. Matich, M.A.J. 24(2) Page 68
  • Editorial - Building bylaws. 25(2) Page 27
  • Land: public interest v. owners' interest Address by L.H. Southwick, LL.B., to the Auckland branch of the N.Z.I.E. on Thursday, 13 November, 1975. Southwick, L.H. 31(9) Page 219
  • Letter -
    • - Control of objectionable noise. Merrifield, A.L.R. 28(7) Page 208
    • - Regulation of community noise. Fenwick, C.E. 30(6) Page 181
    • - Regulation of community noise. Stevenson, D.C. 30(8) Page 250
    • - The legal effects of codes of practice. Cashin, B.D. 30(11) Page 342
  • Misuse of information given in confidence. Moon, K.R. 33(7) Page 160
  • Municipal engineering in Suva, Fiji. Chandler, D.R.E. 22(3) Page 112
  • Presidential address 1976 - Progress and safety in an engineering world. Bridges, G.F. 31(4) Page 93 See letters 31(8) p.204.
  • Professionalism - and the law. Hardie Boys, M. 34(10) Page 227
  • Progress and regulatory control. Hitchcock, E.H. 27(2) Page 64
  • Standards, technology and law. Hitchcock, E.H. 23(7) Page 271 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.194
  • Supreme Court decision shows deficiencies in the Water and Soil Conservaton Act, 1967 Mitchell, M.T. 30(12) Page 367
  • Territorial local body control of flooding, landslip and erosion hazards. Hollands, D.E.: Moores, A.: Schon, P.W. 34(7) Page 151 See discussion 34(10) p.236.
  • The engineer, the environment, the law. Salmon, P.M. 30(11) Page 337
  • The legal liability of engineers. St. John, E. 20(5) Page 181
  • Urban transport proposals. Foster, J. 35(1) Page 7
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LETTERS

  • A comment on the journal. Schmidt, A.R. 24(8) Page 263
  • A model study of windbreaks on railway bridges. Papesch, A.J.G. 27(12) Page 392
  • A philosophy of bridge design. Christie, J.H. 21(8) Page 360
  • A powerful voice for engineering and science in New Zealand. Garing, T.R.: McCormick, J.D. 25(5) Page 139
  • A vintage year for engineers Edwards, P.H.D. 21(2) Page 80
  • Aesthetics in engineering. Harris, N. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(1) 409
  • Aesthetics in engineering. Holman, L.J. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(10) p 409
  • Air-pollution control equipment. Martin, C.G. 28(5) Page 151
  • Air-pollution control equipment. Robson, F.L. 28(2) Page 60
  • Air-pollution control equipment. Windust, D. 28(2) Page 60
  • Amusement device regulations 1978. Johnson, B.M.A. 34(6) Page 146
  • An unusual bearing failure. Stevens, E.E. 32(8) Page 194
  • Australian engineers did not win Danish contest. Fog, H. 22(12) Page 524
  • Buried power lines. Fyson, J.H. 20(11) Page 451
  • Caravan and trailer stability. Stevens, E.E. 33(5) Page 118 Includes response from T.A. Lister.
  • Caravan and trailer stability. Stevens, E.E. 33(8) Page 190 Includes response from T.A. Lister.
  • Cement factory at Kuching. Mulholland, D.J. 34(11) Page 268 Includes comment by R.A.S. Brown.
  • Cement treated basecourses. Alley, P.J. 20(9) Page 389 See letter by Craven, M.A. 20(12) p 531.
  • Cement treated basecourse. Craven, M.A. 20(12) Page 531 See letter by Alley, P.J. 20(9) p 389.
  • Concept of exponential growth. Moon, S. 30(11) Page 343
  • Concept of exponential growth. Smart, C.R. 30(9) Page 279
  • Congratulations Canterbury. Battersby, G.H. 20(7) Page 297
  • Consulting engineers. Beach, C.H. 21(8) Page 360
  • Consulting engineers. Black, J.K.L. 21(5) Page 227
  • Continuing education. Blackwell, W.H.M. 33(9) Page 212
  • Continuing education. Cole, P.S. 33(9) Page 212
  • Continuing education. Robb, J.L. 33(9) Page 212
  • Control of objectionable noise. Merrifield, A.L.R. 28(7) Page 208
  • Curved sewers. Williams, H.C. 23(6) Page 255
  • Decision making. Bell, G.D. 24(8) Page 264
  • 'Don't just stand there... say something'. 'Say something'. 25(9) Page 254
  • Earthquake insurance. Bennett, J.R. 19(4) Page 144
  • Economic awareness. Beatty, D.W. 25(1) Page 23
  • Education and training of civil engineers. Thomas, R.H. 20(7) Page 296
  • Effects of boat-wakes. Smith, A.W. 34(3) Page 70 Includes comment by R.A. Pickrill.
  • Electric and solar-electric water heating. Vincze, S.A. 29(2) Page 64
  • Empirical methods for estimating flood peaks on rural catchments Conclusions modified. Lewthwaite, W.J. 28(2) Page 59
  • Energy - electricity and gas. Blakeley, P.W. 30(9) Page 278
  • Energy - electricity and gas. O'Callahan, R.M. 30(9) Page 278
  • Energy strategy. Suggate, G.C. 34(10) Page 241 Includes comment from J. Noble.
  • Engineer registration. Robinson, I.R. 23(8) Page 343
  • Engineering creativity. Giddens, E.P. 25(11) Page 312
  • Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Culley, P.A. 30(7) Page 213
  • Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(7) Page 213
  • 'Engineering in New Zealand'. Titchener, A.L. 21(12) Page 538
  • Engineering practitioners act, etc. Lander, N.A. 34(10) Page 241 Includes comment from F.J.G. Rice.
  • Engineers and architects: fugue or feud? Beach, C.H. 22(4) Page 169
  • Engineers in New Zealand's future. Rowe, B.J. 23(8) Page 342
  • Engineers in the development of a region. Hunt, C.G. 28(5) Page 151
  • Engineers' energies. Peet, N.J. 32(3) Page 71
  • Engineers' energies. Scott, D.L. 31(11) Page 265
  • Failures of falsework structures. Tyler, R.G. 32(3) Page 71
  • Fair treatment. Suggate, G.C. 33(8) Page 190
  • Flow formulae in metric units. Keller, R.J. 28(10) Page 304 Includes reply by D.T. Fullarton.
  • Forecasting and meeting demands for electric power in New Zealand. Brady, D.K. 22(3) Page 122
  • 'Forecasting and meeting demands for electric power in New Zealand'. MacKenzie, E.B. 22(5) Page 208
  • 'Homes in the hills'. Blackwood, H.C.R. 30(4) Page 123
  • Improvements in assembly-line working. Vincze, S.A. 23(5) Page 193
  • Inflation and engineering decisions. Armstrong, K.G. 26(4) Page 113
  • Inflation and engineering decisions. Baker, J.F. 25(9) Page 251 See correction 25(11) p.315
  • (Inflation and engineering decisions.) Baker, J.F. 26(2) Page 56
  • Inflation and engineering decisions. Rowntree, J.B. 25(12) Page 342
  • Internally driven steel shell piles. Garden, R.J.P. 25(12) Page 342
  • Internally-driven steel sheel (sic) piles. Belshaw, T. 25(10) Page 283
  • King's Wharf power station. Cheesman, B.H. 32(11) Page 268
  • (Lake Manapouri). Blakeley, P.W. 26(7) Page 219
  • Lamellar tearing. Page, G.G. 29(7) Page 214
  • Land treatment of sewage. Thorstensen, A.L. 34(8) Page 192
  • Land treatment of sewage. Mawson, K.J. 34(8) Page 193
  • Management training. Hunt, W.A. 27(7) Page 238
  • 'Manana land'. Lello, J.W. 23(10) Page 421
  • Manapouri - to raise or not to raise? Vincze, S.A. 26(5) Page 146
  • Manapouri. McFarlane, C.J. 26(10) Page 315
  • Manapouri. Vincze, S.A. 26(6) Page 189
  • Manapouri. Vincze, S.A. 26(10) Page 315
  • Manukau harbour. Agnew, R. 33(7) Page 162 Includes comment by J.S. Nicholls.
  • Mass and weight. Hitchcock, H.C. 33(1) Page 24
  • Membrane-lined reservoirs. Ashton, D.G. 32(7) Page 171
  • Memories. Pritchard, W.H. 28(7) Page 209
  • Metric units. Brown, R.A.St C. 33(8) Page 191 See letter 33(10) p.238.
  • Metric units. Chapple, J. 33(10) Page 238
  • Metrication. Post, H.E.A. 24(3) Page 110
  • Metrication. MacKenzie, E.B. 23(9) Page 380
  • Metrication. Ross, J.B. 23(12) Page 512
  • Metrication. Stevens, D.G. 24(5) Page 170
  • National irresponsibility. Wilson, J.B. 26(10) Page 316 Includes response from E.B. MacKenzie.
  • New Zealand Engineering. Horne, R.A. 27(10) Page 329
  • (New Zealand Engineering.) Merrifield, A.L.R. 28(1) Page 29
  • New Zealand Engineering. Smart, F. 27(10) Page 330
  • Newton-Raphson method load flow. Schmidt, A.J. 26(11) Page 363
  • Objectives of aid. Bunce, G.K. 31(6) Page 168
  • Objectives of aid. Harman, J.M. 31(6) Page 168
  • Organisation of the Institution. Taylor, J.B.C. 34(2) Page 43
  • Our energy needs. Martin, C.G. 27(7) Page 237
  • Our spastic ports. Smith, R.A.J. 23(7) Page 307
  • Overseas engineering work for students. Stephen, K. 32(8) Page 194
  • Overseas field work for New Zealand engineering students. Woodward, J.L. 32(9) Page 220
  • Paper construction. Bond, W. 34(1) Page 21
  • Participation of young engineers. Vaughan, S.R. 32(11) Page 268
  • Pipes and pipe dreams Editorial in 'New Zealand Engineering' for September 1975. Bull, P.C. 31(1) Page 29
  • Pipes and pipe dreams Editorial in 'New Zealand Engineering' for September 1975. Wither, B. 31(1) Page 29
  • Pipes and pipe dreams. Wildy, A.J. 30(11) Page 343
  • Plastics. Palmer, M.D. 32(6) Page 145
  • Poles and wires. Mill, A. 25(2) Page 53
  • Poles and wires. O'Kane, D. 25(7) Page 195
  • Presidential apologia. Bridges, G.F. 31(8) Page 204
  • Presidential apologia. Wilson, J.B. 31(8) Page 204
  • Primary energy use in New Zealand. Toynbee, P.A. 28(7) Page 208 Includes reply by E.B. McKenzie.
  • Professional interview requirements. Eaton, L. 34(1) Page 21 Includes response by the Secretary.
  • Professional liability and indemnity insurance. Hollands, D.E. 34(4) Page 94
  • Professional liability and indemnity insurance. Martin, W.J. 34(4) Page 94
  • Programmable calculators. Couldrey, B.R. 27(10) Page 330
  • 'Prospects for solar heating in New Zealand'. Benseman, R.F. 22(5) Page 207
  • 'Prospects for solar heating in New Zealand'. Mill, A. 21(12) Page 538
  • Public relations and the status of the profession. Wotthehell. 21(3) Page 138
  • Public relations-image-publicity or conversely Publicity-image-public relations. Cocks, D.E. 25(10) Page 283
  • Publication Committee. Garden, R.J.P. 28(2) Page 59
  • Publication of technical papers. Currie, C.V.: Stanbury, A.J. 27(11) Page 357
  • Publication of technical papers. Douglass, M. 27(11) Page 357
  • Pumping in waterworks practice. Bishop, R.G. 28(5) Page 151
  • Radial gates. Robson, S.R. 22(5) Page 207
  • Reason for accepting an alternative structural design for the Wellington Postal Centre Building. Spooner, B.W. 22(12) Page 524
  • Registration and regulation. Jones, J.J. 33(8) Page 192 See letter 33(10) p.238.
  • Registration and regulation. Watson, B.K. 33(10) Page 238
  • Regulation of community noise. Fenwick, C.E. 30(6) Page 181
  • Regulation of community noise. Stevenson, D.C. 30(8) Page 250
  • Research projects at Canterbury University. Slater, W.M. 24(12) Page 394
  • Salary levels. Mackay, B.J. 24(7) Page 230
  • Science and engineering. Halpin, B.J. 32(11) Page 268
  • Second generation geothermal power. James, R. 24(8) Page 264
  • Seismic impact on bridges. Evans, G.L. 23(9) Page 380
  • Semester system. Brayshaw, C.N. 27(7) Page 238
  • Senior engineering positions - N.Z.C.E. Tierney, B.W. 28(11) Page 338 Includes response from Chairman, Executve Committee for Professional Qualification, G. Pallo.
  • SI: fact and fiction. Hitchcock, H.C. 34(8) Page 192
  • Silencing the automotive exhaust. Eversham, W. 28(4) Page 120
  • Soil-cement test lengths, Lyttelton Tunnel road. Alley, P.J. 21(4) Page 187
  • Solar water-heater. Irvine, H.M. 26(6) Page 190
  • Sound attenuation of suspended ceilings in multiple-unit flats. Glogau, O.A. 19(4) Page 145
  • Sources of energy. Leyland, B.W. 33(8) Page 190 Includes response by D. Lindley.
  • Sources of energy. Laing, J.D.C. 33(10) Page 238
  • South African delegates. Scoular, P.G. 34(10) Page 241
  • Stainless steel in domestic water services. Elliott, E. 27(9) Page 298 Includes reply from D.A. Ferrier, Chairman, NZIE Water Supply Committee.
  • Stainless steel for domestic water services. Page, G.G. 27(11) Page 357
  • Structural timber. Hughes, J.M.O. 33(8) Page 191
  • Structural timber. Simperingham, P. 33(6) Page 144 See letter 33(8) p.191.
  • Student members. Gallagher, R.W. 24(7) Page 230
  • Student members. Hutt, D.R. 25(2) Page 53
  • Survey of graduates. Bell, G.B. 24(12) Page 394
  • Technical and commercial aspects of the new technology. Suggate, G.C. 32(7) Page 171 Includes comment by R.F. Bollen.
  • Tenancy of South African consulate. Brickell, D. 34(10) Page 242
  • The academic education of professional engineers. Furby, B.S. 21(8) Page 360
  • The academic education of professional engineers. Grant, B.A. 21(4) Page 186
  • The academic education of professional engineers. Hannah, I.C.C. 21(5) Page 227
  • 'The amateur expert'. Andreasen, C.E. 31(9) Page 225
  • The cable car. Wilson, J.B. 30(2) Page 60
  • The education and training of the engineering technician. Maloy, C.L. 21(8) Page 360
  • The efficient utilisation of Kapuni natural gas. Vincze, S.A. 21(3) Page 138
  • The engineer and the community. Young, R.E. 34(2) Page 43
  • The fee for the job. Carstens, R. 32(1) Page 21
  • The impact of environment reports. Sweetman, M.M. 29(3) Page 95 Includes comment from the Publications Committee.
  • The impact of the policy. Moon, K.R. 29(2) Page 63 Includes reply from the Publications Committee.
  • The legal effects of codes of practice. Cashin, B.D. 30(11) Page 342
  • The painting of the Khyber Pass Viaduct. Norman, R.G. 22(2) Page 81
  • The Professional Interview. Boyes, J.D. 32(11) Page 267
  • The Professional Interview Young, R.E. 32(11) Page 267
  • The shingle problem. Hitchcock, H.C. 27(2) Page 84
  • The shingle problem. Lush, A. 27(1) Page 52
  • The timid Institution. Dowling, D.W. 24(8) Page 263
  • The timid Institution. Johnson, J.F.C. 24(10) Page 333
  • The Waimakato canal. Sutcliffe, F. 21(6) Page 266
  • Thermal gradients in bridges. Irvine, H.M. 27(11) Page 358
  • Thermal gradients on bridges. Priestly (sic), M.J.N. 28(2) Page 59
  • Town planning. Howse, F.A. 24(8) Page 263
  • Town planning. Ireland, E.R. 24(5) Page 170
  • Toxicity of methanol/gasoline. Evans, A.A.: Heveldt, P.F. 33(12) Page 287 Includes comment by E.E. Graham and B.T. Judd.
  • Trends in the use of structural steel. Longden, H.A. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(11) p 485
  • University teaching. Brown, W. 33(12) Page 285
  • University teaching. Meyer, R.F. 33(12) Page 286
  • University teaching. Williamson, A.G. 33(12) Page 285
  • Use of plastic water piping in buildings. New Zealand Urban Fire Authorities Association (Inc.) 23(11) Page 468
  • Use of reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. Knight, A.C.E. 29(9) Page 269 Includes response from P.G. Wright.
  • Using metric (SI) units. Hitchcock, H.C. 29(3) Page 95
  • Using metric (SI) units. Meyer, R.F. 29(4) Page 124
  • Variable-speed waterworks booster station: Haywards. Williamson, I.A. 28(8) Page 241
  • Wages - policy? Wright, P.G. 27(9) Page 298
  • Waste bark - a furnace fuel? Searle, J.W. 29(3) Page 95 Includes reply from R.G. Bell.
  • Waste not, want not. Aimer, H.K. 21(9) Page 410
  • Wave refraction. Smith, A.W. 32(4) Page 92 Includes response from E.T. Smith.
  • Wellington branch seminar. Mill, A. 29(9) Page 269
  • Wellington branch seminar. Pinfold, D.R.M. 29(9) Page 269
  • Wellington branch seminar. Wilson, J.M. 30(3) Page 91
  • Whither the Manukau? Chapman, D.M. 33(10) Page 238
  • Whither the Manukau? Smith, A.W.: Nicholls, J.S. 34(2) Page 44
  • Whither the Manukau? Watt, W.J. 33(8) Page 192 Includes response from J.S. Nicholls and W.A. Smith.
  • Why 'Professional'? Scott, D.L. 22(4) Page 169
  • Why be faceless? MacGregor, D. 33(5) Page 119 Includes response from R.G. Brickell.
  • Why be faceless? Parnham, J.W. 32(11) Page 267 Includes comment from R.G. Brickell.
  • Will it burn: does it matter? Cashin, B.D. 27(8) Page 269
  • Will it burn - does it matter? Rands, G.F. 27(9) Page 298
  • Work and torque. Rickard, F.P. 29(4) Page 124 Includes response by chairman of the Metric Committee.
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LOCAL BODY ENGINEERING

  • Municipal engineering in Suva, Fiji. Chandler, D.R.E. 22(3) Page 112

MAINTENANCE

  • A domestic and industrial sewage oxidation pond. Beca, G.S.: Airey, D.C. 22(6) Page 229
  • A note on the maintenance of the Manapouri transmission line. McGlinchy, B.J. 25(6) Page 154
  • Design and development of radial spillway gates for hydro-electric projects in New Zealand. Spearman, P.C. 22(2) Page 43
  • Industrial maintenance. Robert, B.E. 24(5) Page 156 Profile of author published in 24(6) p.189
  • Letter - Curved sewers. Williams, H.C. 23(6) Page 255
  • Letter - The painting of the Khyber Pass Viaduct. Norman, R.G. 22(2) Page 81
  • Maintenance management - industry's Cinderella. Dealy, M.O. 29(10) Page 286
  • Measurement of thermal gradients under the Wellington Airport runway. Ward, A.F.: Tallon, J.L. 33(10) Page 227
  • Public service division news - Power system maintenance. 23(10) Page 420
  • Resistance welding: some aspects of maintenance and development Part 1: Operation of the welder. Alsford, P.E. 23(9) Page 373
  • Resistance welding: Some aspects of maintenance and development Part 3: Maintenance of the welder. Alsford, P.E. 23(11) Page 463
  • Work study and incentive payment in railway maintenance. Jones, W.I. 19(7) Page 261 See discussion 20(6) p.244.
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MANAGEMENT

  • A view from the chair - an abridged version of the N.Z.I.E. Canterbury Branch chairman's address. Scoular, P.G. 22(3) Page 125
  • Building services and subcontracting - the future management role. Fraser, R.J. 29(8) Page 236
  • Building services group - Construction management - possibility or pipe dream? 28(11) Page 335
  • Building services group - Lessons in contract management. 26(10) Page 313
  • Coastal policy - administrative and political alternatives. Roberts, J.L. 29(9) Page 261
  • Damage in Wellington city during the Wahine storm. Roberts, J.S. 27(10) Page 303
  • Design of the Thorndon Overbridge Part 7: Design management. Huizing, J.B.S. 23(12) Page 502
  • Editorial -
    • - A message from the President. Rowntree, J.B. 21(1) Page 1
    • - Grass roots philosophy and the residual factor. 24(2) Page 45
    • - Management training - how, why, what? 27(4) Page 123
    • - 'Manana land'. 23(8) Page 311 See letter 23(10) p.421.
    • - The professional engineer and management. 22(1) Page 1
    • - The risk of decision making. 24(5) Page 145
    • - Things and people. 26(3) Page 57
  • Engineering as a training for management. Ingram, J.H. 24(6) Page 177 Includes discussion.
  • Engineering-accounting relationships in management. Steele, R.W. 26(8) Page 241
  • Industrial engineering - the missing profession. Pool, D.C. 26(2) Page 42
  • Industries division - The manager - title or function? 28(10) Page 304
  • Letter -
    • - Decision making. Bell, G.D. 24(8) Page 264
    • - Engineers in the development of a region. Hunt, C.G. 28(5) Page 151
    • - Heresy. Wilson, J.B. 25(4) Page 112
    • - Management training. Hunt, W.A. 27(7) Page 238
  • Maintenance management - industry's Cinderella. Dealy, M.O. 29(10) Page 286
  • Management and the Unions. Skinner, T.E. 26(5) Page 117
  • Management by design. Wood, W.I. 29(3) Page 86
  • Presidential address 1966 - The engineer in a changing world. Rowntree, J.B. 21(3) Page 102
  • Presidential address 1978 - '...fascinated by their own technology'. Scoular, P. 33(4) Page 74 See letter 34(2) p.43.
  • Tendering. Horne, R.A. 25(11) Page 309 See discussion 26(6) p. 165.
  • The organisation and management of a major contract overseas for the manufacture of prestressed concrete construction components. Moar, H.M. 28(12) Page 352
  • The pulp and paper industry. Burdett, P.A. 24(3) Page 101
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MANPOWER SURVEYS

  • Editorial - Professional and non-professional engineers. 28(4) Page 93 See correction 28(5) p.150.
  • Engineering students at Auckland University and Auckland Technical Institute. Morrison, A.A.: Miller, R.K. 34(8) Page 182
  • Engineers of tomorrow. Matheson, J.A.L. 31(7) Page 183
  • Letter - 'Engineering in New Zealand'. Titchener, A.L. 21(12) Page 538
  • Letter - The engineering technician group. Jones, R.J. 25(12) Page 342
  • Planning for engineering enrolments to 1985. Titchener, A.L. 26(12) Page 379
  • Public service division news -
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. Jones, D.H. 21(9) Page 408
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. Jones, D.H. 21(10) Page 451
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. 21(11) Page 496
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. 21(12) Page 540
  • Report of conference on the Engineering Technician Group. 24(3) Page 99
  • The demand for and supply of technician engineers. 22(7) Page 265 And see 23(9) p.351 and 24(3) p.99
  • The engineering technician group in New Zealand. 23(9) Page 351 Note correction published 23(12) p. 507
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 21(11) Page 492
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 22(6) Page 254
  • The supply of and demand for technician and professional engineers (1967-79). Taylor, J.B.C. 33(5) Page 106 See discussion 34(10) p.237.
  • The supply of and demand for technician and professional engineers 1967-73. Taylor, J.B.C.: Stevenson, D.C. 27(1) Page 22
  • The supply and demand for technician and professional engineers, 1970-76. Taylor, J.B.C.: Tucker, A.S.: Stevenson, D.C. 30(12) Page 352
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MANUFACTURING including INDUSTRY

  • A study of the flow properties of New Zealand wood pulp suspensions. Duffy, G.G.: Moller, K.: Titchener, A.L. 27(9) Page 273
  • An economic assessment of dissolving pulp production in New Zealand. Walker, B.V. 27(10) Page 308
  • An introduction to the pulp and paper industry. Clark, R.B. 20(10) Page 425 See discussion 21(6) page 261
  • Application of research and development in New Zealand's second generation industrialisation. Pernase, E.E. 30(10) Page 285
  • Cement factory at Kuching, Malaysia. Brown, R.A.St C. 34(6) Page 124 See letter 34(11) p.268.
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • 24(6) Page 204
    • - A fertiliser works sulphur plant. 30(8) Page 248
    • - Effluent settling tanks. 27(9) Page 297
    • - Foundations for Kinleith pulp mill extensions. 27(11) Page 359
    • - Mutton complex at Longburn. 34(11) Page 266
    • - New paper machine building at Kinleith. 26(11) Page 361
    • - Plaque unveiled at Te Rapa. 27(4) Page 151
  • Creep of an unfired ceramic clay. McLarin, M.W. 27(3) Page 117
  • Editorial - Productivity - or doing more with less. Pinfold, D.R.M. 30(7) Page 183
  • Efficiency of high density warehouse systems. MacLean, H.R. 32(7) Page 161
  • Energy audits for industry. Pinfold, D.R.M. 32(10) Page 229
  • Energy conservation at General Foods. Thorn, S.B. 34(12) Page 281
  • Energy efficiency of large refrigeration plants in the New Zealand meat industry. Fleming, A.K.: Edwards, B.F. 34(10) Page 222
  • Energy savings at Lane Walker Rudkin Ltd. Pocock, R.E. 34(12) Page 285
  • Flexible communications system for cranes. 20(5) Page 175
  • Industrial application of high powered lasers. Devine, S.D. 30(7) Page 195
  • Industrial development in New Zealand. Datson, G.H. 32(9) Page 205
  • Industrial Development. Studt, F.E. 19(2) Page 53
  • Industrial engineering - the missing profession. Pool, D.C. 26(2) Page 42
  • Industrial engineering aspects of the design of a corrugated container plant. Perham, D.A. 26(2) Page 34
  • Industrial maintenance. Robert, B.E. 24(5) Page 156 Profile of author published in 24(6) p.189
  • Industrial-process heat transfer -
    • I Design considerations for shell and tube exchangers. Katzer, G.R. 27(3) Page 107
    • II Cooling with ambient air. Katzer, G.R. 27(3) Page 112
    • III. Katzer, G.R. 27(5) Page 176
  • Industries division - Continuous process wood-pulp digesters. 29(11) Page 328
  • Inflatable boats. Marks, C.C.O. 32(10) Page 224
  • Ingot casting practice and subsequent quality (at Pacific Steel Ltd.). Longden, H.A. 24(10) Page 322 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 157.
  • Integrated flexible manufacturing systems: towards automation in batch production. Arndt, G. 32(7) Page 150
  • Letter -
    • - Cement factory at Kuching. Mulholland, D.J. 34(11) Page 268 Includes comment by R.A.S. Brown.
    • - Improvements in assembly-line working. Vincze, S.A. 23(5) Page 193
    • - Technical and commercial aspects of the new technology. Suggate, G.C. 32(7) Page 171 Includes comment by R.F. Bollen.
  • Machinability testing of fully hardened tube-forming rolls. Pearce, J.H.: Wright, P.K.: Hancock, K.A. 30(12) Page 347
  • Maintenance management - industry's Cinderella. Dealy, M.O. 29(10) Page 286
  • Measurements of a frozen concrete structure. Garden, R.J.P. 26(6) Page 158
  • Mechanical handling associated with a glass batching and mixing plant. Bracegirdle, R.W.H. 26(5) Page 128
  • New Zealand-made steel. 19(12) Page 480
  • Odour control in a kraft pulp mill. Wilson, C.A. 28(1) Page 10
  • Operational Research. Dick, I.D. 19(2) Page 47 See discussion on Symposium 19(5) p 179.
  • Pipes and peaks: the story of a Fiordland factory. Sabourin, D.J. 21(11) Page 485
  • Plastic clays suitable for pipe manufacture in Wellington City. Grant-Taylor, T.L. 23(10) Page 410
  • Problems of process control in industry with particular reference to iron and steel making. Clay, Sir H. 21(5) Page 215
  • Production asssembly by automatic machines. Fisher, B.C. 20(11) Page 479
  • Shaft bonding with epoxy adhesives. Allen, G.L.: Hills, D.A. 30(9) Page 265
  • Simulation of refiner mechanical pulp production. Corson, S.R. 28(3) Page 79
  • Small scale manufacture for import replacement. Hodge, P.J. 24(4) Page 119
  • Technological and commercial aspects of new technology. Bollen, R.F. 32(2) Page 31 See letter 32(7) p.171.
  • The aluminium smelter at Bluff. Burdett, P.A. 26(8) Page 223
  • The development of New Zealand ironsands. Ridley, J.W. 22(3) Page 104
  • The manufacture of heavy welded components requiring fine mechanical tolerances. Hamilton, J.O.F. 23(8) Page 335
  • The pulp and paper industry. Burdett, P.A. 24(3) Page 101
  • The recovery of heat from wool scour effluent. Nicoll, S.R. 33(4) Page 90
  • The Seaview incident Some lessons in process-engineering safety. Keey, R.B. 31(11) Page 257 See discussion 32(11) p.261.
  • The Steel Mill at Glenbrook. Burdett, P.A. 24(7) Page 228
  • The use of Christmas Island rock in the manufacture of superphosphate fertiliser. Dobbie, T.P.: Evans, L. 28(10) Page 288
  • Transistor construction and some manufacturing techniques. Broadley, M.D. 20(9) Page 375 See correction 21(3) p 139
  • Ventilation of slaughter floors in the meat industry. Rushbrook, A.J. 30(1) Page 12
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MASONRY

  • Consultants' Notebook - The New Zealand masonry trades registration scheme. 33(11) Page 259
  • Face load tests on reinforced hollow-brick non-load-bearing walls. Scrivener, J.C. 24(7) Page 215 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 156.
  • Letter - 'Earthquake-resistant design'. Glogau, O.A. 21(11) Page 491
  • Sound attenuation of concrete masonry walls. Rodgers, M.F. 31(3) Page 78
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING including INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

  • A container handling crane. Poore, R.R.: Atcheson, M.G.A. 30(3) Page 73
  • A manoeuvrable reel holder for the transfer of long wire rope. Langford, A. 20(8) Page 318
  • A simple method of design of reactive mufflers for small two-stroke and four-stroke engines. Harman, R.T.C. 31(10) Page 236 See correction 32(1) p.21.
  • A study of the flow properties of New Zealand wood pulp suspensions. Duffy, G.G.: Moller, K.: Titchener, A.L. 27(9) Page 273
  • Air-cooled rotary combustion engines. Keller, H. 25(3) Page 67
  • All-weather mechanised package loading of ships at Bluff. Williamson, R.J. 19(10) Page 371 See discussion 20(5) p 202.
  • An experimental and finite element analysis of stresses in truck chassis. Campbell, D.G.: Baas, P.H. 35(2) Page 38
  • An improvement for dry-back boilers the control of rear combustion chamber temperatures in underfired horizontal-return tubular and economic type boilers of dry-back design. Vickers, V.T. 20(4) Page 136
  • An unusual bearing failure of a centrifugal pump. Baguley, D.E.: Babor, J.: Thorp, J.M. 32(2) Page 36 See letters 32(5) p.122 and 32(8) p.194. See discussion 32(11) p.260.
  • Caravan and trailer stability. Lister, T.A. 33(1) Page 13 See letters 33(5) p.118 and 33(8) p.190.
  • Centrifuge testing for models of soil structures. Dodd, T.A.H. 27(9) Page 286
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - Erection of 61m chimneys at Otahuhu power station. 31(7) Page 187
    • - Machinery for operating roll-on roll-off link span bridge. 28(5) Page 149
    • - Tasman hammerhead crane. 30(2) Page 61
  • Design and development of radial spillway gates for hydro-electric projects in New Zealand. Spearman, P.C. 22(2) Page 43
  • Dual working section wind tunnel at the University of Canterbury. Stevenson, D.C.: Raine, J.K. 31(4) Page 111
  • Economic, mechanical and electrical aspects of small hydro schemes. Leyland, B.: McMahon, R.J. 34(2) Page 30
  • Editorial - Village pump mechanics. 29(10) Page 275 See letter 30(2) p.60.
  • Engineering aids for handling mail. Osten, W.V. 19(6) Page 205
  • Generation of engineered standards by use of multiple regression analysis. Davison, B.L. 31(8) Page 193
  • Huntly power station Some aspects of plant design. Robinson, G.H.: Whillock, R.G. 31(5) Page 123 Includes discussion from P.J. Hales. See conference discussion 32(10) p.241.
  • Industrial engineering - the missing profession. Pool, D.C. 26(2) Page 42
  • Industrial engineering aspects of the design of a corrugated container plant. Perham, D.A. 26(2) Page 34
  • Integrated flexible manufacturing systems: towards automation in batch production. Arndt, G. 32(7) Page 150
  • Letter -
    • - Amusement device regulations 1978. Johnson, B.M.A. 34(6) Page 146
    • - An unusual bearing failure. McCallion, H. 32(5) Page 122
    • - An unusual bearing failure. Stevens, E.E. 32(8) Page 194
    • - Caravan and trailer stability. Stevens, E.E. 33(5) Page 118 Includes response from T.A. Lister.
    • - Caravan and trailer stability. Stevens, E.E. 33(8) Page 190 Includes response from T.A. Lister.
    • - Radial gates. Robson, S.R. 22(5) Page 207
    • - Silencing the automotive exhaust. Eversham, W. 28(4) Page 120
    • - The cable car. Wilson, J.B. 30(2) Page 60
  • Liquid nitrogen shrink-fitting of engineering components. Hall, R.M. 31(3) Page 83
  • Locomotive testing and load determination. Taylor, J.B.C. 24(4) Page 131 See corrections, 24(7) p.214
  • Low-speed wind tunnels - the second generation. de Bray, B.P.G. 31(11) Page 251
  • Manifold design. Bowen, G.L.: Underhill, G.K. 27(6) Page 202
  • Mechanical engineering services for the Auckland City administration building. Mak, E.A. 23(3) Page 109
  • Mechanical handling associated with a glass batching and mixing plant. Bracegirdle, R.W.H. 26(5) Page 128
  • One mile of belt conveyor at Portland. Tapper, K.P.: Dawson, R.J.: Beumelburg, R. 23(1) Page 3
  • Planning and design for unit load and container cargoes at Auckland. Smith, R.A.J.: Pask, C.L. 24(8) Page 237
  • Research projects in civil engineering, University of Canterbury. 24(4) Page 135
  • Silencing the automotive exhaust. Lind Walker, G.E. 27(12) Page 365 See letter 28(4) p. 120.
  • Some observations on hydraulic testing of boilers and pressure vessels. Holman, L.J. 20(4) Page 140
  • Some practical aspects of pneumatic handling of coal. Hastie, R.M.: Toynbee, P.A. 27(6) Page 189
  • The design of a new dredge for Westport. Jones, H.D.M. 34(10) Page 230
  • The development and design of a special-purpose shredding machine. Wharton, F.E. 29(1) Page 21
  • The Kaimai Tunnel boring machine. Harrison, K.J.: Taylor, R.E.C. 33(3) Page 50
  • The wear on diesel-electric locomotives and the development of the Heumann-tyre profile on New Zealand Railways. Rhodes, R.I. 32(12) Page 272
  • The Wellington cable cars. Burdett, R.E. 34(4) Page 83
  • The Wellington container cranes. Bradshaw. J.D. 29(4) Page 110
  • The Wellington second rail-road ferry terminal. Adams, B.H. 31(3) Page 67
  • Tribology: a revolution in the science of friction, lubrication and wear. Thorp, J.M. 25(11) Page 305 See discussion 26(6) p. 177.
  • What you should know about electromechanical machining. Haggerty, W.A.: Gross, J.G. 24(5) Page 166
  • Work study and incentive payment in railway maintenance. Jones, W.I. 19(7) Page 261 See discussion 20(6) p.244.
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MEDICINE

  • Electric shock and its treatment. Fyfe, R.J. 20(3) Page 94
  • Hyperthermia while under anaesthetics - a heat transfer problem? Evans, A.A.: Willis, J.C.J. 28(6) Page 157
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METALLURGY and see NZIW

  • A 19-story all-welded structure utilising rolled sections to B.S.968:1962 Part 3: Metallurgy and inspection. Robb, R.M. 22(6) Page 252
  • Metallurgical aspects of design details in buildings subject to earthquakes. Page, G.G. 30(9) Page 255
  • Metallurgical considerations in the welding of austenitic stainless steels. 23(1) Page 33
  • Metallurgy and engineering. Standish, N. 20(5) Page 183
  • Some recent advances in materials technology Part 1. Titchener, A.L. 30(3) Page 79 Part II 30(4) p.111: Part III 30(5) p.133.
  • Steels for advanced technology. Edstrom, J.O. 22(7) Page 285
  • Strain age embrittlement of reinforcing steels. Erasmus, L.A.: Pussegoda, L.N. 32(8) Page 178
  • The effect of metallurgical factors on the transition temperature of structural steels. Erasmus, L.A. 29(11) Page 321
  • The metallurgy of welding
    • Part 1. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 19(11) Page 447
    • Part 2. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 19(12) Page 483
    • Part 3. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 20(1) Page 37
    • Part 4. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 20(4) Page 142
    • Part 5. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 20(6) Page 231
  • Welding education at the level of engineers. Almar-Naes, A. 21(5) Page 223
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METRICATION

  • Can you metricate? Brookes, K.J.A. 29(5) Page 134
  • Editorial -
    • - British industry and the metric system. Stace, F.N. 20(8) Page 301
    • - Cheaper by the hundred. 26(9) Page 251
    • - Mass, weight and SI, the practical system of units. 32(6) Page 125
    • - Metric change. 27(10) Page 301
    • - Metrication - the last lap. 33(3) Page 49
    • - Power and responsibility. 30(3) Page 65
    • - Using metric (SI) units. 29(1) Page 1 See letters 29(3) p.95 and 29(4) p.124.
  • Going metric? Robertson, H.W. 23(8) Page 333
  • Industries division - Towards metrication . 27(12) Page 388
  • Letter -
    • - Flow formulae in metric units. Keller, R.J. 28(10) Page 304 Includes reply by D.T. Fullarton.
    • - Mass and weight. Hitchcock, H.C. 33(1) Page 24
    • - Metric units. Brown, R.A.St C. 33(8) Page 191 See letter 33(10) p.238.
    • - Metric units. Chapple, J. 33(10) Page 238
    • - Metrication. Hunter, I. 23(8) Page 342
    • - Metrication. MacKenzie, E.B. 23(9) Page 380
    • - Metrication. Post, H.E.A. 24(3) Page 110
    • - Metrication. Ross, J.B. 23(12) Page 512
    • - Metrication. Stevens, D.G. 24(5) Page 170
    • - SI: fact and fiction. Hitchcock, H.C. 34(8) Page 192
    • - Two unrelated but weighty points. Seed, T.J. 32(9) Page 220 See letter 33(1) p.24.
    • - Using metric (SI) units. Meyer, R.F. 29(4) Page 124
    • - Work and torque. Rickard, F.P. 29(4) Page 124 Includes response by chairman of the Metric Committee.
  • Metric conversion. Craven, M.A. 23(8) Page 332
  • Metric notes. Beaven, W.B. 27(12) Page 389
  • Metric notes -
    • 27(10) Page 327
    • 27(11) Page 361
    • 28(1) Page 28
    • 28(2) Page 60
    • 28(3) Page 89
    • 28(4) Page 119
    • 28(5) Page 147
    • 29(1) Page 32
    • 29(2) Page 61
    • 29(4) Page 124
    • 29(12) Page 358
    • 30(5) Page 151
    • 30(7) Page 211
    • 30(9) Page 277
    • 31(10) Page 244
    • 16th anniversary of S.I. units. 31(12) Page 278
    • A look at light. Short, H.F. 31(3) Page 87
    • Amendment No. 1 to NZS 6501:1973 29(7) Page 210
    • Building design code goes metric. 30(2) Page 60
    • Diffusion of water vapour. 28(7) Page 210
    • Foundation settlement in SI units. 28(11) Page 333
    • Kinematic viscocity (sic), angular momentum, rules for derived unit symbols, a challenge to teachers. 30(3) Page 88 See apology 30(8) p.249.
    • Metric handbook for building services - MAB 17/75. 31(7) Page 187
    • Metric handbook for engineers in the building industry. 29(5) Page 151
    • Metric notation for computer printed hydrological data. Thompson, S.M. 30(10) Page 307
    • Metric pipe flow charts from Ministry of Works and Development. 30(12) Page 370
    • Metric progress in the building industry. 30(8) Page 249
    • Metric units in 'On the safety of welded structures' (T.Naka). 29(8) Page 241
    • Metric units in waterworks practice. 28(10) Page 305
    • Metrication in the U.K. Taylor, J.B.C. 30(6) Page 176
    • Metrication in the Water and Soil Division, Ministry of Works and Development. 30(11) Page 340
    • N.Z. Electricity Department - use of metric (SI) units. 29(6) Page 179
    • Permeability. 28(8) Page 241
    • Pressure and stress. Stevenson, I.D. 29(3) Page 94 See correction 29(5) p.151.
    • Progress of the metric changeover in N.Z. Stevenson, I.D. 31(9) Page 225
    • Report from the metric committee - practical units of pressure. 28(6) Page 177
    • SI and the P3SA effect (or Pedantic Precision Producing Spurious Accuracy): Rationalisation of metric rules and tapes. 29(11) Page 324
    • Ten dollar prizes for explanations of SI symbols for 'kinematic velocity'. 29(10) Page 299
    • The ISO investigation into the national and international status of the 'bar'. 30(4) Page 118
    • The metric slug - an interesting encounter. 31(8) Page 204
    • Torque measured in joules! Again! 28(9) Page 275
    • Units outside SI. 31(1) Page 28
    • Units outside SI (continued). 31(2) Page 54
    • Use of metric units in 'N.Z. Engineering'. 28(12) Page 366
    • Weight, force and mass. 29(9) Page 272
  • Metric units for use in waterworks practice in N.Z. NZIE Water Supply Committee. 26(9) Page 277
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Metricated engineering design data: Copyright and technical papers: Press releases. 33(7) Page 161
  • Preparing material for New Zealand Engineering the use of SI units. 27(1) Page 49
  • SI: fact and fiction can you tell the difference? Hitchcock, H.C. 34(6) Page 134 See letter 34(8) p.192.
  • Some commonly used flow formulae in metric units. Fullarton, D.H. 28(6) Page 174
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MICROWAVE RADIO SYSTEMS

  • Consultants' Notebook - Midcrowave towers for news link. 25(2) Page 54
  • Microwave radio systems for telecommunications in New Zealand. McDonald, N.A. 22(9) Page 365 See discussion 23(6) p. 262
  • Public service division news - NZ Post Office South Island microwave systems: Occupational classification. 22(6) Page 259
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MINING

  • A communication system for the development of the Maui offshore natural gas field. Hustler, R.J. 32(4) Page 87
  • An analysis of the weather affecting the offshore work in the Maui programme January-May 1976. Trenberth, K.E. 32(7) Page 156
  • Consultants' Notebook - Taharoa ironsands. 27(1) Page 50
  • Design criteria for Kapuni field facilities. Barnard, E.J. 24(1) Page 15 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.201
  • Diffusion blasting and its applications. Leech, T.D.J. 25(2) Page 29
  • Editorial - White paper: black mark. 29(11) Page 301
  • Iron ore production programme at Mount Whaleback. 25(7) Page 189
  • Opencast coal mining at Kopuku, Maramarua. McGregor, G.W. 19(1) Page 39
  • Possible implications of a magnetite-ilmenite-vanadium bearing gabbroic differentiate. Alexander, D. 27(1) Page 40
  • Symposium on Taharoa ironsands project. Ingram, J.H.: McConnell, A.M.: Armstrong, P.G.: Ade, G.J.: Goodfellow, T.B.: Cooper, R.H.: Buist, D.R. 29(5) Page 129
  • The development of the Maui gas and condensate field. Adams, P.I.F.: Brown, F.T.: Brown, J.G.: Fried, P.: Wallwork, D.W. 31(1) Page 3
  • The electrical design and equipment for an offshore natural gas drilling and production platform. Forster, K.A. 31(1) Page 16
  • The problems of the Ohai Coalfield. Burdett, P.A. 23(4) Page 137
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MINISTRY OF WORKS

  • Inflation and engineering decisions. Rowntree, J.B. 25(3) Page 79
  • Land acquisition for government works. Laing, P.L. 21(2) Page 73
  • Metric notes - Metrication in the Water and Soil Division, Ministry of Works and Development. 30(11) Page 340
  • Ministry of Works earthquake policy. 20(8) Page 336
  • Ministry of Works statement. 21(8) Page 339
  • MWD construction cost index - June 1978. McLeod, N.C. 34(1) Page 22
  • Public service division news - 1967 Ministry of Works annual statement. 22(10) Page 430
  • Tauranga Harbour Development work by the Ministry of Works at Mount Maunganui 1953-1966. Spooner, B.W.: Simpson, R.A.: Fyson, J.H. 26(7) Page 195
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NAVAL ARCHITECTURE and see SEA TRANSPORT

  • Ship severed and lengthened. 23(8) Page 341
  • Voith Schneider tugs for use in New Zealand. Pemberton, R.C.: Bray, J.M. 24(8) Page 258
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NATURAL GAS

  • A communication system for the development of the Maui offshore natural gas field. Hustler, R.J. 32(4) Page 87
  • Building services group - Natural gas services in modern buildings. 28(7) Page 205
  • Failure of the Kapuni-Auckland high-pressure gas pipeline. Thompson, T.P. 33(7) Page 157
  • Letter - The efficient utilisation of Kapuni natural gas. Vincze, S.A. 21(3) Page 138
  • Performance of alternative automotive fuels. Waring, P. 35(1) Page 10
  • Production of the Kapuni field and separation of gas and condensate. Williams, H.R. 23(11) Page 458 For conference discussion see 24(6) p. 201
  • The development of the Maui gas and condensate field. Adams, P.I.F.: Brown, F.T.: Brown, J.G.: Fried, P.: Wallwork, D.W. 31(1) Page 3
  • The efficient utilisation of Kapuni natural gas. Toynbee, P.A. 20(12) Page 529 See letter 21(3) p 138
  • The electrical design and equipment for an offshore natural gas drilling and production platform. Forster, K.A. 31(1) Page 16
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NEW ZEALAND ENGINEERING

  • Editorial -
    • - A change and a challenge. Rowntree, J.B. 20(4) Page 119
    • - Advertising and the engineer's response. 27(8) Page 243
    • - Costs, cuts and 'New Zealand Engineering'. 31(6) Page 155
    • - In the name of the Institution... 29(4) Page 99
    • - Little by little. Stace, F.N. 20(5) Page 163
    • - On change. 28(1) Page 1
    • - Professional engineering. 33(10) Page 217
    • - Professional outlook. Ireland, E.R. 20(7) Page 253
    • - The war. 27(7) Page 217
    • - Thirty-four years of service. 35(2) Page 25
    • - To the Editor: Sir,... 32(2) Page 25
  • Letter -
    • - A comment on the journal. Schmidt, A.R. 24(8) Page 263
    • - Engineering practitioners act, etc. Lander, N.A. 34(10) Page 241 Includes comment from F.J.G. Rice.
    • - New Zealand Engineering. Horne, R.A. 27(10) Page 329
    • (- New Zealand Engineering.) Merrifield, A.L.R. 28(1) Page 29
    • - New Zealand Engineering. Smart, F. 27(10) Page 330
    • - Paper construction. Bond, W. 34(1) Page 21
    • - Publication of technical papers. Currie, C.V.: Stanbury, A.J. 27(11) Page 357
    • - Publication of technical papers. Douglass, M. 27(11) Page 357
    • - Pumping in waterworks practice. Bishop, R.G. 28(5) Page 151
  • Metric notes - Use of metric units in 'N.Z. Engineering'. 28(12) Page 366
  • 'New Zealand Engineering' (1946-1980). 35(2) Page 26
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Council notes: Decisions on publishing policy. 34(7) Page 166
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Questionnaire to members on the journal. 31(12) Page 279
  • N.Z.I.E. news. 34(9) Page 216
  • Preparing a technical paper for publication. 33(12) Page 281
  • Preparing material for New Zealand Engineering the use of SI units. 27(1) Page 49
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. -
    • 31(12) Page 267
    • 33(9) Page 193 See letter 34(1) p.21.
    • 32(4) Page 73
    • 33(10) Page 217 After this issue, the Secretary's newsletter was transferred to the supplement, Print Out, until New Zealand Engineering's format changed in March 1980.
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 22(8) Page 339 This is the last Secretary's newsletter in New Zealand Engineering until mid-1976. In the intervening period the newsletter and NZIE news was published separately in the 'blue pages' supplement for members only.
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NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF WELDING (NZIW)

Note: Material from the NZIW appeared in New Zealand Engineering until early in 1969, the last issue containing it being 24(3).

  • A 19-story all-welded structure utilising rolled sections to B.S.968:1962
    • Part 1: the design conception. Cooper, G. 22(6) Page 246
    • Part 2: Fabrication and erection. Connelly, P. 22(6) Page 250
    • Part 3: Metallurgy and inspection. Robb, R.M. 22(6) Page 252
  • A rational approach to standards for welded construction. Weck, R. 21(8) Page 349
  • Aluminium welding by the oxy-acetylene process. Stevenson, C.A.B. 21(12) Page 532
  • Anniversary congratulations. Colvin, R.G. 19(3) Page 119
  • British developments in the use of steel to B.S. 968:1962 in welded construction. McKenzie, G.H.F. 21(7) Page 303
  • Brittle fractures in service Reports from Commission IX of the International Institute of Welding. 20(9) Page 383
  • Brittle fractures in service. 22(1) Page 24
  • Brittle fractures in service. 20(12) Page 532 Reports from Commission IX of the International Institute of Welding.
  • Building m.v. 'Totara' in the Netherlands. Win, P.W. 22(12) Page 521
  • Considerations in the design and fabrication of welded aluminium structures. Wareing, R.E. 23(7) Page 299
  • Courses in plastic welding in Sweden. 19(7) Page 282
  • Electroheat treatment of welded constructions. Cooper, P.J. 24(3) Page 105
  • Electron-beam welding processes and materials (synopsis). 21(6) Page 268
  • Eye protection in welding. Holloway, D.H. 20(7) Page 279
  • Failure of Kings Bridge Melbourne a major welding failure due to engineering maladministration. Evison, R.D. 19(2) Page 69
  • Fatigue failures in welded construction. 19(9) Page 359
  • Gas welded repair of a cracked cylinder block. Port, K. 20(2) Page 77
  • Hard-facing by welding. McPherson, G.T. 20(8) Page 324
  • Health and safety in welding. Cleveland, L. 22(2) Page 71
  • I.I.W. Commision (sic) III : 'Resistance welding'. 23(10) Page 419
  • International Institute of Welding inquiry on fatigue failures in small metallurgically-bonded joints. 21(9) Page 405
  • Large steel components for hydro-electric works. Duncan, W.M. 23(2) Page 73
  • Letter - Trends in the use of structural steel. Longden, H.A. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(11) p 485
  • List and explanations of terms used in brazing, braze welding and soldering. 23(3) Page 118
  • Low temperature applications. Thomson, H.M. 19(1) Page 29
  • Low voltage safety devices. 19(10) Page 399
  • Membership. Carew, E.H. 21(5) Page 220
  • Metallurgical considerations in the welding of austenitic stainless steels. 23(1) Page 33
  • Modern welding research. Weck, R. 21(2) Page 76
  • N.Z.Institute of Welding - Report of the twenty-ninth annual conference. 22(4) Page NZIW 1 (supplement)
  • NZIW Presidential address - Time for appraisal. Kendrick, G.W. 19(4) Page 153
  • On the desirability of stress relieving in welded pressure vessels Part 2 20(3) Page 111
  • On the desirability of stress relieving in welded pressure vessels. 20(2) Page 73
  • Oxygen and its conservation. Slight, C.N. 19(4) Page 154
  • Pipes and peaks: the story of a Fiordland factory. Sabourin, D.J. 21(11) Page 485
  • Practical notes on leadburning for plumbers. LeBrun, G.A. 20(10) Page 431
  • Presidential address - the challenge of the future. Mosheim, K.R. 22(5) Page 210
  • Presidential address. Spiller, S.H. 20(5) Page 186
  • Presidential address: The Institute and welding engineering. Robb, R.M. 23(6) Page 245
  • Provisional recommendations on health and safety during gas-shielded arc welding and cutting. 19(7) Page 277
  • Rebuilding worn crusher shafts. 19(9) Page 362
  • Recommended practice for the application of penetrant testing. 21(12) Page 534
  • Resistance welding: some aspects of maintenance and development -
    • Part 1: Operation of the welder. Alsford, P.E. 23(9) Page 373
    • Part 2 Setting up the welder. Alsford, P.E. 23(10) Page 415
    • Part 3: Maintenance of the welder. Alsford, P.E. 23(11) Page 463
  • Soldering aluminium: Part 1. 24(1) Page 38
  • Soldering aluminium: Part 2. 24(2) Page 72
  • Some observations on the welding of 'mixed' fabrications. Thompson, C.J.: Dear, R.B. 22(3) Page 115
  • Some recollections of the welding industry. Tonkin, F.D. 21(9) Page 402
  • Special arc welding processes. 20(7) Page 284
  • Special arc welding processes. 20(11) Page 486 Continuation of report of Commission XII to the 1964 Prague annual assembly.
  • Standardised qualification test for manual arc welders. 23(9) Page 379
  • Steels for advanced technology. Edstrom, J.O. 22(7) Page 285
  • The alloy spray welding process a revolution in welding repair. Port, K.E. 22(12) Page 519
  • The first years of the Institute Part 1: origins. Cleveland, L. 21(3) Page 133
  • The first years of the Institute Part 2: the war period. Cleveland, L. 21(4) Page 177
  • The manufacture of heavy welded components requiring fine mechanical tolerances. Hamilton, J.O.F. 23(8) Page 335
  • The metallurgy of welding -
    • Part 1. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 19(11) Page 447
    • Part 2. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 19(12) Page 483
    • Part 3. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 20(1) Page 37
    • Part 4. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 20(4) Page 142
    • Part 5. Miller, N.A.: Kelly, E.G. 20(6) Page 231
  • The President's report on the N.Z.Institute of Welding Conference, 1964. Spiller, S.H. 19(5) Page 197
  • The use of steel to B.S.968:1962 in welded structures. Robb, R.M. 21(6) Page 265
  • The welding of high strength constructional steels. Burt, E.D. 22(4) Page 164
  • The welding process from an engineerng viewpoint. Miskoe, W.I. 21(10) Page 442
  • Training for resistance welding. Carroll, J. 22(8) Page 334
  • Trends in the use of structural steel. 20(11) Page 485 See letter 21(2) p 80.
  • Underwater cutting and welding. Strong, P.J. 22(11) Page 481
  • University of Canterbury welding projects. Fahy, F.W.: Erasmus, L.A. 22(10) Page 418
  • Welding a photographic tank. Hughes, R.J. 19(9) Page 357
  • Welding and erection of a 44 ft truss to support an existing roof. Stevenson, C.A.B. 19(1) Page 32
  • Welding and fabrication of reformer tubes for the gas industry. Johnson, H.F. 22(9) Page 384
  • Welding design with particular reference to the Murray penstocks -
    • Part 1: General design considerations. Apsitis, Z.A. 23(3) Page 111
    • Part 2; The Murray penstocks, materials. Apsitis, Z.A. 23(4) Page 151
    • Part 3: The Murray penstocks, welding. Apsitis, Z.A. 23(5) Page 187
  • Welding education at the level of engineers. Almar-Naes, A. 21(5) Page 223
  • Welding in retrospect. Newell, J. 19(5) Page 194
  • Welding in the world. Miller, N.A. 19(6) Page 236
  • Welding problems in steel-framed tall buildings. Naka, T. 19(5) Page 191
  • Welding research in Australia. Padman, M.W. 23(12) Page 508
  • Welding supervision from both the production and inspection viewpoints. Austin, E.R. 19(8) Page 320
  • Welding with aluminium. 23(12) Page 510
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NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS (NZIE)

NZIE annual conferences, including Jubilee year (and see Conferences and symposia
  • A message from the Senior Past-president to the Jubilee Conference. Hitchcock, E. 19(3) Page 85
  • Editorial -
    • - A capital conference. 24(6) Page 175
    • - Conference - Christchurch 1977. 32(1) Page 1
    • - Jubilee history. 26(7) Page 193
    • - The conference in future. Ireland, E.R. 22(3) Page 87
    • - The human element. 29(2) Page 37
    • - The past, the present, and the future. Milne, G.R. 19(3) Page 77
  • Engineering for tourism. Tirikatene-Sullivan, Hon. T.W.M. 29(5) Page 144
  • Engineering is fun. Hopkins, H.J. 19(3) Page 104
  • N.Z.I.E. annual general meeting, 1967. 22(4) Page 147
  • N.Z.I.E. conference 1979. 34(6) Page 136
  • N.Z.Institution of Engineers annual conference. 28(4) Page 115
  • New Zealand Institution of Engineers Conference 1978. 33(4) Page 93
  • N.Z.I.E. special general meeting. 21(4) Page 172
  • Panel discussion - Wellington 14 February 1979. 34(6) Page 139
  • Presidential address 1964 - The Institution, the profession, and society. Garden, E.R. 19(3) Page 79
  • Some historical notes. Newnham, W.L. 19(3) Page 88
  • Some historical notes from branches. 19(3) Page 94
  • Technical turmoil. Stace, F.N. 30(10) Page 300
  • The engineer and the community. Risson, R.J.H. 19(3) Page 107
  • The Jubilee Conference February 10-14, 1964. 19(3) Page 113
  • The present state of the Institution. Bedingfield, D.L. 19(3) Page 85
  • The world, the people, and the engineer. Hutton, L.B. 19(3) Page 101
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NZIE Awards
  • Award-winning papers. 24(3) Page 114
  • Editorial - MacLean Citation. 32(5) Page 97
  • Editorial - Memorial citation. 26(4) Page 87
  • Environmental award. 26(8) Page 244
  • Environmental award for 1974. 29(8) Page 242
  • F.M. Corkill awarded F.W. MacLean Citation. 20(3) Page 109
  • N.Z.I.E. news. 32(5) Page 120
  • The 1965 N.Z.I.E. Conference. 20(4) Page 149
NZIE Finance
  • N.Z.I.E. news - A note on finance - from the Honorary Secretary-Treasurer. Spearman, P.C. 31(12) Page 278
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Where the money goes (continued). 33(2) Page 37
  • Where the money goes N.Z.I.E. income and expenditure 1975-76, 31(7) Page 185
NZIE History
  • Editorial - Jubilee history. 26(7) Page 193
  • Engineering is fun. Hopkins, H.J. 19(3) Page 104
  • Some historical notes. Newnham, W.L. 19(3) Page 88
  • Some historical notes from branches. 19(3) Page 94
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 21(5) Page 225
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 21(8) Page 361
  • The present state of the Institution. Bedingfield, D.L. 19(3) Page 85
  • The world, the people, and the engineer. Hutton, L.B. 19(3) Page 101
  • Twenty years on - a history of the N.Z. Geomechanics Society. Blakeley, J.P. 33(10) Page 237
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NZIE news

Note: NZIE news was not published in all issues of New Zealand Engineering. Between 22(4) and 31(5), NZIE news was published separately in the 'blue pages'supplement for members only, and between 33(11) and 35(2) in a similar supplement called 'Print Out'.

  • Editorial - Executive committee for engineering science. Stace, F.N. 22(10) Page 395
  • Editorial - Executive committee for professional practice. Ireland, E.R. 22(11) Page 433
  • Editorial - Executive Committee for Professional Qualification. Stirrat, A.G. 23(1) Page 1
  • N.Z.I.E. branch notes. 20(5) Page 205
  • N.Z.I.E. news -
    • - A note on finance - from the Honorary Secretary-Treasurer. Spearman, P.C. 31(12) Page 278
    • - Benevolent Fund. 34(10) Page 235
    • - Code of ethics. 32(12) Page 293
    • - Continuing education. 33(6) Page 141
    • - Continuing education. 33(11) Page 262
    • - Council notes from the April meeting. 34(6) Page 141
    • - Council notes. 33(3) Page 68
    • - Council notes: Decisions on publishing policy. 34(7) Page 166
    • - Council officers. 32(9) Page 217 See correction 32(11) p.266.
    • - Council officers: Report of August Council meeting. 32(10) Page 242
    • - Council officers. 32(11) Page 266
    • - Council officers: SANZ funding. 32(8) Page 191
    • - Council report. 33(6) Page 136
    • - Gouncil report. 33(8) Page 184
    • - Council report. 33(9) Page 207
    • - Council report. 33(11) Page 258
    • - Council report. 34(10) Page 240
    • - Council report. 35(2) Page 46
    • - Council report: press statements. 34(12) Page 288
    • - Institution objectives. 33(7) Page 163
    • - Monitored training and the supervising engineer. 33(12) Page 282
    • - N.Z.I.E. Council 1978-9. 33(9) Page 211
    • - Press release: Careful calculations needed on energy development. 34(10) Page 239
    • - Press statements. 33(2) Page 44
    • - Press releases. 33(6) Page 140
    • - Press releases. 34(6) Page 143
    • - Recognition of membership of United Kingdom Engineering Institutions as an N.Z.I.E. entry qualification: Proceedings of technical groups. 32(2) Page 43
    • - Regulations governing discipline and allegations of professional misconduct. 34(11) Page 264
    • - Report from the Council. 34(2) Page 40
    • - Report from the Council. 34(4) Page 92
    • - Salary statistics survey for year ended 31 March 1978. 34(1) Page 17
    • - Submission to the Commission on the enquiry into the heavy engineering industry. 32(6) Page 142
    • - Submissions to Royal Commission. 32(7) Page 165
    • - The 1970 Dobson Lectures. 26(3) Page 82
    • - The professional interview. 33(9) Page 214 See letter 34(1) p.21.
    • - UNESCO and the future: communicating change. 33(2) Page 45
    • - Where the money goes (continued). 33(2) Page 37
    • 19(1) Page 34
    • 21(1) Page 38
    • 31(6) Page 171
    • 31(7) Page 185
    • 31(8) Page 206
    • 31(9) Page 226
    • 31(10) Page 244
    • 31(11) Page 263
    • 32(1) Page 21
    • 32(4) Page 94
    • 32(5) Page 120
    • 32(7) Page 168
    • 32(11) Page 262
    • 32(12) Page 292
    • 33(1) Page 20
    • 33(3) Page 72
    • 33(5) Page 116
    • 33(10) Page 229
    • 34(8) Page 191
    • 34(9) Page 216
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J.
    • 31(6) Page 155
    • 31(7) Page 173
    • 31(9) Page 211
    • 31(10) Page 231 See letter 32(1) p.21.
    • 31(11) Page 249
    • 31(12) Page 267
    • 32(2) Page 25
    • 32(3) Page 49
    • 32(4) Page 73
    • 32(5) Page 97
    • 32(6) Page 125
    • 32(8) Page 173
    • 32(9) Page 199
    • 32(10) Page
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter -
    • 20(4) Page 148
    • 20(7) Page 293
    • 20(8) Page 337
    • 20(9) Page 387
    • 20(10) Page 434
    • 20(11) Page 487
    • 20(12) Page 535
    • 21(2) Page 83
    • 21(3) Page 137
    • 21(4) Page 181
    • 22(8) Page 339
  • The Wellington Femineers. 23(8) Page 343
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NZIE/NZIA committee
  • Consultants' notebook. 21(6) Page 270
  • Editorial - Engineers and architects: fugue or feud? Cashin, B.D. 21(11) Page 457
NZIE objectives
  • Editorial - The advancement of engineering science. 34(9) Page 197
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Institution objectives. 33(7) Page 163
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NZIE policy and policy statements, submissions
  • Editorial -
    • - A single voice. 32(7) Page 149
    • - The impact of the policy. 28(11) Page 309 See letters 29(2) p.63 and 29(3) p.95.
    • - The Institution elections and the future of New Zealand. 23(11) Page 425
  • Education - a policy statement. 28(2) Page 55
  • Letter -
    • - Energy strategy. Suggate, G.C. 34(10) Page 241 Includes comment from J. Noble.
    • - South African delegates. Scoular, P.G. 34(10) Page 241
    • - Tenancy of South African consulate. Brickell, D. 34(10) Page 242
    • - Tenancy. Wesley, L.D. 34(8) Page 192 Includes response from the Hon. Secretary-Treasurer. See lettters 34(10) pp.241 and 242.
    • - The impact of environment reports. Sweetman, M.M. 29(3) Page 95 Includes comment from the Publications Committee.
    • - The impact of the policy. Moon, K.R. 29(2) Page 63 Includes reply from the Publications Committee.
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Institution objectives. 33(7) Page 163
  • N.Z.I.E. news -
    • - Recognition of membership of United Kingdom Engineering Institutions as an N.Z.I.E. entry qualification: Proceedings of technical groups. 32(2) Page 43
    • - Submission to the Commission on the enquiry into the heavy engineering industry. 32(6) Page 142
    • - Submissions to Royal Commission. 32(7) Page 165
  • N.Z.I.E. submission to Government on the Consultative Document 'A new direction for N.Z. transport'. 30(6) Page 170
  • New Zealand Institution of Engineers Recognition of the N.Z.C.E. as a qualification exempting from the Institution examinations. 25(12) Page 341
  • Recognition of corporate membership of the engineering institutions comprising the Council of Engineering Institutions A statement by N.Z.I.E. Council. 25(8) Page 220
  • Submission to the Minister of Energy on Goals and guidelines: an energy strategy for New Zealand March 1979. 34(7) Page 164 See letter 34(10) p.241.
  • Submissions on water resources. 22(4) Page 170
  • The academic education of professional engineers. 21(2) Page 81
  • The conservation of energy resources. Stevens, R.W.K. 22(9) Page 388
  • The demand for and supply of technician engineers. 22(7) Page 265 And see 23(9) p.351 and 24(3) p.99
  • The engineering technician group in New Zealand. 23(9) Page 351 Note correction published 23(12) p. 507
  • The New Zealand Countryside in 1980 - Conference summary. Davison, R.K. 23(2) Page 70
  • The Physical Environment Conference (a report from the Institution's 'Countryside in 1980' committee). 25(8) Page 222
NZIE premises
  • Editorial - The Institution's new premises. Christie, K. 20(2) Page 43
  • Editorial - The Institution's premises. G.S.J.R. 19(5) Page 163
  • Letter -
    • - South African delegates. Scoular, P.G. 34(10) Page 241
    • - Tenancy of South African consulate. Brickell, D. 34(10) Page 242
    • - Tenancy. Wesley, L.D. 34(8) Page 192 Includes response from the Hon. Secretary-Treasurer. See lettters 34(10) pp.241 and 242.
  • Official opening of the new headquarters... 21(10) Page 454
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NZIE Presidential addresses
  • Presidential address 1964 - The Institution, the profession, and society. Garden, E.R. 19(3) Page 79
  • Presidential address 1965 - The origin, growth, and extension of electrical communications. Milne, G.R. 20(3) Page 83
  • Presidential address 1966 - The engineer in a changing world. Rowntree, J.B. 21(3) Page 102
  • Presidential address 1967 - Engineers of quality and influence. Hopkins, H.J. 22(3) Page 89
  • Presidential address 1968 - A lifetime in the welding industry. Tonkin, F.D. 23(3) Page 87
  • Presidential address 1969 - Engineering is for People. Spooner, B.W. 24(3) Page 83
  • Presidential address 1970 - A decade of expansion - a need for reappraisal. North, J.C. 25(3) Page 61
  • Presidential address 1971 - The engineer in a world of changing values. Armstrong, G.K. 26(3) Page 59
  • Presidential address 1972 - On being President. Smith, R.A.J. 27(3) Page 89
  • Presidential address 1973 - I believe. Christie, K. 28(4) Page 95
  • Presidential address 1974 - Communication. de Lisle, E.W. 29(4) Page 101
  • Presidential address - The past, present and future of engineering education. Bogle, A.G. 30(4) Page 95
  • Presidential address 1976 - Progress and safety in an engineering world. Bridges, G.F. 31(4) Page 93 See letters 31(8) p.204.
  • Presidential address - Appropriate tautology. Ingram, J.H. 32(4) Page 74
  • Presidential address 1978 - '...fascinated by their own technology'. Scoular, P. 33(4) Page 74 See letter 34(2) p.43.
  • Presidential address 1979 - A half-century of progress in electricity supply. Blakeley, P.W. 34(4) Page 74
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NZIE Presidential messages
  • A Christmas message from the President. Armstrong, G.K. 25(12) Page 317
  • A Christmas message from the President. Scoular, P. 32(12) Page 271
  • A Christmas message from the President. Spooner, B.W. 23(12) Page 471
  • A Christmas message from the President. Tonkin, F.D. 22(12) Page 491
  • A message from the Senior Past-president to the Jubilee Conference. Hitchcock, E. 19(3) Page 85
  • A New Year message from the President. Bridges, G.F. 30(12) Page 345
  • A New Year message from the President. Milne, G.R. 20(1) Page 1
  • Christmas message from the President. Blakeley, P.W. 33(12) Page 265
  • Christmas message from the President. Ingram, J.H. 31(12) Page 267
  • Christmas message. Thom, D.A. 34(12) Page 269
  • Message from the President. Rowntree, J.B. 21(1) Page 1
  • 'On the threshold' a message from the president. Hopkins, H.J. 21(12) Page 499
  • The President's Christmas message. Bogle, A.G. 29(12) Page 331
  • The President's Christmas message. Christie, K. 27(12) Page 363
  • The President's Christmas message. de Lisle, E.W. 28(12) Page 343
  • The President's Christmas message. North, J.C. 24(12) Page 365
  • The President's Christmas message. Smith, R.A.J. 26(12) Page 369
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NZIE publications, including Guide to Authors
  • Editorial -
    • - Advice to authors. Cashin, B.D. 19(7) Page 247
    • - Costs, cuts and 'New Zealand Engineering'. 31(6) Page 155
    • - New blood wanted. 22(8) Page 307
    • - Publishing Institution papers. Stace, F.N. 19(6) Page 203
    • - The advancement of engineering science. 34(9) Page 197
    • - The war. 27(7) Page 217
  • Letter - Publication of technical papers. Currie, C.V.: Stanbury, A.J. 27(11) Page 357
  • Letter - Publication of technical papers. Douglass, M. 27(11) Page 357
  • N.Z. Institution of Engineers publications. 28(9) Page 271
  • N.Z.I.E publications. 34(2) Page 45
  • N.Z.I.E. news -
    • 34(9) Page 216
    • - Council notes: Decisions on publishing policy. 34(7) Page 166
    • - Proceedings of technical groups. 32(2) Page 43
  • N.Z.I.E. publications. 35(1) Page 21
  • Preparing a technical paper for publication. 33(12) Page 281
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 31(12) Page 267
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 33(10) Page 217
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 20(8) Page 337
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 22(5) Page 213
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NZIE regulations
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Code of ethics. 32(12) Page 293
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Regulations governing discipline and allegations of professional misconduct. 34(11) Page 264
  • Regulations governing discipline and allegations of professional misconduct. 32(5) Page 113
NZIE salary statistics
  • Industries division - N.Z.I.E. salary survey. 26(11) Page 364
  • Industries division - Remuneration and the engineer. 28(12) Page 366
  • Letter - Salary levels. Mackay, B.J. 24(7) Page 230
  • Letter - Wages - policy? Wright, P.G. 27(9) Page 298
  • N.Z. Institution of Engineers Salary statistical survey for year ended 31 March 1974. 29(12) Page 359
  • N.Z. Institution of Engineers salary statistical survey for year ended 31 March 1976. 31(12) Page 275 See correction 32(3) p.69.
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Salary statistics survey for year ended 31 March 1978. 34(1) Page 17
  • N.Z.I.E. statistical survey for year ended 31/3/73. 29(2) Page 58
  • N.Z.I.E. statistics survey for year ended 31 March 1968. 24(8) Page 266
  • N.Z.I.E. statistics survey. 22(8) Page 347
  • N.Z.I.E. statistics survey. 23(7) Page 307
  • N.Z.Institution of Engineers statistics survey for year ended 31 March 1972. 28(5) Page 144
  • Salary statistical survey for year ended 31 March 1977. 33(1) Page 17
  • Statistical survey for year ended 31 March 1968. 25(2) Page 49
  • Statistics survey for year ended 31 March 1970. 25(12) Page 334
  • Statistics survey for year ended 31 March 1971. 26(10) Page 309
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 20(10) Page 434
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NEWNHAM MEMORIAL LECTURE

  • Engineering for tourism. Newnham J.L. 29(4) Page 114
  • Letter - Concept of exponential growth. Moon, S. 30(11) Page 343
  • Letter - Concept of exponential growth. Smart, C.R. 30(9) Page 279
  • Newnham Lecture. Duncan, J.F. 34(9) Page 203
  • Obituary - Newnham, W.L. 29(4) Page 126
  • The first W.L. Newnham Lecture 'The Engineer in Society'. Norman, R.G. 25(4) Page 102
  • The Newnham Lecture - Community leaders and their engineering advisers. Hopkins, H.J. 32(4) Page 80
  • The Newnham Lecture - Professional education and the university. Williams, R.M. 27(5) Page 159
  • The Newnham Lecture - The fairy tales of science. Martin, C.G. 30(5) Page 127. See letters 30(9) p.279 and 30(11) p.343.
  • The Newnham Lecture 1976 - Status and all that. Stevens, R.K.W. 31(4) Page 102
  • The Newnham Lecture delivered at the annual conference of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers, Auckland 9 Feb. 1971. Stirrat, A.G. 26(4) Page 89 Title - The challenge of the 1970s.
  • The Newnham Lecture delivered on 19 February 1973 to the annual conference of the N.Z.Institution of Engineers - Conservation of the environment. Davison, R.K. 28(7) Page 195
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NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING

  • I.I.W. Commision (sic) III : 'Resistance welding'. 23(10) Page 419
  • Recommended practice for the application of penetrant testing. 21(12) Page 534
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NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS AND EXPLOSIVES

  • Nuclear explosions and natural earthquakes. Evison, F.F. 22(1) Page 33
  • Peaceful applications of nuclear explosives. Moyal, M. 23(8) Page 330
  • Possible uses of underground nuclear explosives in civil engineering. Oliphant, Sir M. 22(7) Page 278
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OBITUARIES

  • Adams, B.H. 31(5) Page 153
  • Allum, Sir John A.C. 27(11) Page 358
  • Anderson, H.B. 33(9) Page 215
  • Barrs, H.H. 25(8) Page 224
  • Battersby, G.H. 28(9) Page 276
  • Begg, A.G. 34(1) Page 24
  • Blacker, E. 25(4) Page 110
  • Bloodworth, W.A. 22(8 Page 352
  • Boivin, V.G. 19(5) Page 201
  • Bosselman, V.C. 25(2) Page 52
  • Brodie, J.E. 31(10) Page 246
  • Bromfield, E.A.A. 30(9) Page 277
  • Cable, J. 25(11) Page 315
  • Chubb, W.F. 24(8) Page
  • Cocks, E.B. 22(6) Page 258
  • Comrie, R.J. 30(8) Page 250
  • Corbett, J.J. 19(9) Page 366
  • Corkill, F.M. 25(11) Page 315
  • Cory-Wright, S. 31(5) Page 153
  • Crawford, L.G. 29(5) Page 152
  • Cummack, J.B. 33(4) Page 94
  • Davenport, A.E. 28(7) Page 209
  • de Stefano, J.G. 21(8) Page 367
  • Dickens, T.A.J. 34(10) Page 244
  • Dickson, A.J. 28(4) Page 119
  • Doidge, O.J. 26(10) Page 317
  • Donald, A. 30(11) Page 340
  • Drummond, R.G. 32(10) Page 246
  • Ellis, R.H. 33(4) Page 94
  • Entrican, A.R. 20(5) Page 208
  • Field, A.J. 25(5) Page 144
  • Fyfe, L.J.G. 19(1) Page 36
  • Gayford, H.C. 21(2) Page 82
  • Gillett, C.A. 31(9) Page 228
  • Glasse, A.O. 33(3) Page 72
  • Goodsir, J.A. 30(5) Page 152
  • Green, E.H.R. 32(7) Page 170
  • Gregory, W.H. 22(3) Page 130
  • Grierson, C.K. 24(12) Page 393
  • Gurney, S.C. 21(3) Page 139
  • Hamilton, A.M. 29(1) Page 32
  • Hamilton, E.G. 26(2) Page 55
  • Hanson, F.M.H. 34(9) Page 220
  • Harris, B.J. 29(2) Page 64
  • Harrison, W.L. 22(8 Page 352
  • Hastie, D.H. 24(5) Page 170
  • Heays, H.C. 20(11) Page 490
  • Hendriksen, E.E. 25(10) Page 285
  • Hitchcock, E. 21(10) Page 452
  • Holmes, I.L. 25(10) Page 285
  • Hooker, J.K. 27(10) Page 326
  • Houghton, A.E.N. 21(2) Page 82
  • Hughes, J.R. 31(12) Page 280
  • Hunter, C.J.M. 22(3) Page 130
  • Hutton, L.B. 27(10) Page 326
  • Hynes, R. 30(4) Page 120
  • Imhoff, K. 21(3) Page 139
  • Jecks, A.H. 19(7) Page 285
  • Jeffreys, F.B.C. 29(12) Page 357
  • Johnston, J.A.R. 21(9) Page 409
  • Kensington, E.T. 24(2) Page 76
  • King, G.W. 25(9) Page 254
  • Laing, P.L. 35(2) Page 47
  • Lancaster, R. Clark, A. 34(5) Page 118
  • Langbein, F. 22(6) Page 258
  • Latta, M.G. 26(7) Page 220
  • Ledger, R.L. 28(10) Page 302
  • Lincoln, J.F. 20(9) Page 388
  • Lindup, F.W. 19(2) Page 75
  • Logan,T.B. 26(6) Page 191
  • Lovatt, R.H. 29(6) Page 183
  • Lucy, W.E. . 26(6) Page 191
  • Luke, K.E. 20(5) Page 208
  • Lush, A. 33(10) Page 239
  • Lusty, H.C. 27(7) Page 234
  • Magnus, R.O.G. 20(8) Page 340
  • Mandeno, L. 29(3) Page 96
  • Mansergh, D.B. 25(1) Page 26
  • Mapstone, K.E. 30(4) Page 120
  • Marris, J.A. 22(8 Page 352
  • Marsden, E. 26(2) Page 55
  • Mason, D.E.S. 24(10) Page 331
  • Matthews, H.H. 24(4) Page 143
  • Maunder, R.S. 29(9) Page 272
  • McCulloch, N.R.A. 24(5) Page 170
  • McDonald, L.J. 25(11) Page 315
  • McGeorge, A.F. 23(2) Page 83
  • McLachlan, R.H. 30(10) Page 305
  • McLean, M.T. 31(5) Page 153
  • Menzies, J.E. 22(4) Page 173
  • Miller, A.S. 24(7) Page 233
  • Miller, N.J. 31(9) Page228
  • Moore, W.L. 21(11) Page 497
  • Muir, A.B. 31(2) Page 54
  • Murison, A.H. 25(5) Page144
  • Murphy, V.A. 26(2) Page 55
  • Newnham, W.L. 29(4) Page 126
  • North, J.C. 34(9) Page 220
  • Palmer, M.R. 30(9) Page 277
  • Parsons, G.J.W. 25(10) Page 285
  • Pay, C.A. 26(11) Page 364
  • Plank, C.S. 25(6) Page 170
  • Rabone, T.C.V.. 25(6) Page 170
  • Read, E.E. 27(10) Page 326
  • Reid, H.M. 19(9) Page 366
  • Renold, Sir C. 23(2) Page 82
  • Rhodes, E.H. 22(2) Page 83
  • Ritchie, G.A.C. 21(1) Page 41
  • Robinson, I.R. 31(4) Page 118
  • Rogers, J.W. 29(2) Page 64
  • Sharp. H.H. 24(2) Page 76
  • Sisson, W.E. 34(5) Page 118
  • Small, N.W. 29(3) Page 96
  • St. George, A. 20(6) Page 248
  • Steele, S. 22(11) Page 487
  • Syminton, I.D. 30(10) Page 305
  • Terzaghi, K. 19(2) Page 75
  • Truman, H.A. 31(6) Page 169
  • Tustin, C.J. 31(12) Page 280
  • Tyndall, Sir A. Norman, R.G. 34(8) Page 193
  • Vamos, G. 31(12) Page 280
  • Vickerman, N.L. 33(8) Page 192
  • Voisey, B.G. 22(12) Page 526
  • Walker, A.G. 28(9) Page 276
  • Wallace, S.B. 34(6) Page 143
  • Watkinson, H. 19(8) Page 327 Corrected from 'H Wilkinson' 19(9) 327.
  • Watson, C.E.H. 30(2) Page 60
  • Wilson, G.T. 23(5) Page 193
  • Wilson, K.A. 31(10) Page 246
  • Wright, A.H.M. 19(9) Page 366
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OPTICS

  • Industrial and engineering applications of visible-light lasers. Briers, J.D. 28(6) Page 166

PIPELINES

  • A new test for sewer lines. Seal, K.E.: Mountfort, M.V.: Allan, R.R. 20(7) Page 257
  • Consultants' Notebook - Movement joint for concrete sewer bridge. 31(11) Page 261
  • Design considerations for sewer pipes made from rigid materials. Seal, K.E.: Mountfort, M.V. 23(7) Page 280
  • Failure of the Kapuni-Auckland high-pressure gas pipeline. Thompson, T.P. 33(7) Page 157
  • Offshore circulating water system, Marsden power station. McConnell, A.M. 22(10) Page 397 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 207
  • Pipeline transmission of steam-water mixtures for geothermal power. James, R. 23(2) Page 55
  • Public service division news - Unusual transporter for Tongariro power development. 24(3) Page 111
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PLANNING

  • An ecological approach to New Zealand's future. Fordham, R.A.: Ogden, J. 29(10) Page 281
  • Cascade planning - an improvement on c.p.m. Read, N.S.L. 28(11) Page 327
  • Cement factory at Kuching, Malaysia. Brown, R.A.St C. 34(6) Page 124 See letter 34(11) p.268.
  • Central area properties redevelopment scheme for the Auckland Harbour Board. Smith, R.A.J. 20(10) Page 402 See discussion 21(7) page 297.
  • Continuing education for engineers - the need for a positive approach. Martin, G.R. 26(12) Page 388
  • Dunedin's southern road outlet. Jones, G.J. 22(11) Page 462 Discussion - see 23(5) p.218
  • Editorial -
    • - A vital future for water resources. Campbell, A.P. 20(3) Page 81
    • - Engineers in planning. 34(10) Page 221
    • - Power planning problems. Stace, F.N. 19(10) Page 369
    • - The engineer and public issues - a survival course. 31(8) Page 191
    • - The planning horizon. 31(7) Page 173
    • - Town planning and the engineer. 24(3) Page 81
  • Electricity generation planning model for New Zealand. Lough, R.J. 33(2) Page 32
  • Environmental planning in New Zealand. Wilson, R.H. 28(11) Page 330
  • Forecasting electrical load developments for the Dunedin City Council Electricity Department's area of supply. Sonntag, C.F. 23(5) Page 177
  • Hydro-electric power resources of New Zealand. Natusch, G.G. 22(8) Page 309 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 195
  • Land acquisition for government works. Laing, P.L. 21(2) Page 73
  • Letter -
    • - Cement factory at Kuching. Mulholland, D.J. 34(11) Page 268 Includes comment by R.A.S. Brown.
    • - Engineers in the development of a region. Hunt, C.G. 28(5) Page 151
    • - Technical and commercial aspects of the new technology. Suggate, G.C. 32(7) Page 171 Includes comment by R.F. Bollen.
    • - The Waimakato canal. Sutcliffe, F. 21(6) Page 266
    • - Town planning. Howse, F.A. 24(8) Page 263
    • - Town planning. Ireland, E.R. 24(5) Page 170
  • National planning for the use and control of water. Campbell, A.P. 19(7) Page 273
  • New Plymouth Power Station and its contribution to the North Island's future electricity requirements. Fyfe, R.J. 24(1) Page 23 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.202
  • Operational Research. Dick, I.D. 19(2) Page 47 See discussion on Symposium 19(5) p 179.
  • Planning for air transportation growth. Jones, F.W.O. 23(10) Page 389 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.195
  • Planning for engineering enrolments to 1985. Titchener, A.L. 26(12) Page 379
  • Planning for the control of traffic noise. Stevenson, D.C. 34(11) Page 258
  • Planning for water supply treatment plants. Mansergh, D.B. 20(4) Page 130 Note: Fig.1 and Fig 2 transposed.
  • Prediction of long-term energy demands in New Zealand. Peet, N.J. 33(7) Page 153
  • Presidential address 1969 - Engineering is for People. Spooner, B.W. 24(3) Page 83
  • Public service division news - Some public service engineers and their work 3. Power system planning. 22(10) Page 430
  • Quay Street railway overpass design and construction planning. Anderson, B.T. 26(11) Page 354
  • Regional development - the problems and federal policy in Canada. Normandeau, P.D. 29(2) Page 39 See discussion 29(3) p.89.
  • Regional planning and air pollution control - the Auckland regional scheme. Rolfe, K.A. 34(5) Page 108
  • Second Cook Strait ferry terminal project at Picton. Evison, R.D. 33(1) Page 8
  • Technological and commercial aspects of new technology. Bollen, R.F. 32(2) Page 31 See letter 32(7) p.171.
  • Territorial local body control of flooding, landslip and erosion hazards. Hollands, D.E.: Moores, A.: Schon, P.W. 34(7) Page 151 See discussion 34(10) p.236.
  • The engineer in the development of a region. 29(3) Page 89
  • The responsibility of the engineer for economic planning. Lloyd Pritchard, M.F. 23(9) Page 367
  • The Waimakato Canal. 21(6) Page 259
  • Traffic planning and the functions of a road network. Douglass, M. 21(11) Page 459 See discussion 22(7) p. 281.
  • Urban transport proposals. Foster, J. 35(1) Page 7
  • Wellington regional water board. Bishop, R.G.: Cavanagh, J.G.: Bayly, H.: Jones, J.A.: Davis, K.R.: Marryatt, J.W. 33(1) Page 2
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PLANS, PLAN REPRODUCTION, DRAUGHTING

  • Building services group - A clash of symbols. 28(5) Page 150
  • International paper sizes in drawing offices. 24(11) Page 360
  • Modern methods of plan recording and reproduction. Sherwood, F.E. 23(4) Page 161
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PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS

  • A message from the Union. 32(11) Page 269
  • Developments in engineering education in Australia - with particular reference to Diploma courses. Macmillan, R.H. 26(7) Page 209
  • Editorial - A change and a challenge. Rowntree, J.B. 20(4) Page 119
  • Letter - The academic education of professional engineers. Furby, B.S. 21(8) Page 360
  • Letter - The academic education of professional engineers. Hannah, I.C.C. 21(5) Page 227
  • Presidential address - The past, present and future of engineering education. Bogle, A.G. 30(4) Page 95
  • Problems and developments in education for professional engineers. Titchener, A.L. 22(11) Page 449 Discussion - see 23(5) p. 209
  • Public service division news -
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. Jones, D.H. 21(8) Page 365
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. Jones, D.H. 21(9) Page 408
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. Jones, D.H. 21(10) Page 451
  • The academic education of professional engineers. 21(2) Page 81
  • The engineer in the public arena. Killian, J.R. 21(4) Page 160
  • The legal liability of engineers. St. John, E. 20(5) Page 181
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 22(6) Page 254
  • The Newnham Lecture - Professional education and the university. Williams, R.M. 27(5) Page 159
  • The Newnham Lecture 1976 - Status and all that. Stevens, R.K.W. 31(4) Page 102
  • The supply and demand for technician and professional engineers, 1970-76. Taylor, J.B.C.: Tucker, A.S.: Stevenson, D.C. 30(12) Page 352
  • The supply of and demand for technician and professional engineers (1967-79). Taylor, J.B.C. 33(5) Page 106 See discussion 34(10) p.237.
  • The supply of and demand for technician and professional engineers 1967-73. Taylor, J.B.C.: Stevenson, D.C. 27(1) Page 22
  • Welding education at the level of engineers. Almar-Naes, A. 21(5) Page 223
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PUBLIC RELATIONS

  • A view from the chair - an abridged version of the N.Z.I.E. Canterbury Branch chairman's address. Scoular, P.G. 22(3) Page 125
  • Call for confederation to protect professional interests. Hailsham, Lord. 33(12) Page 278
  • Consultants' notebook - awards: public relations. 21(9) Page 407
  • Consultants' Notebook - On professional responsbility. Strachan, C.M. 29(7) Page 213
  • Could this be you? an address delivered to the 1965 conference of the Consultants Division of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers. Burns, G. 20(9) Page 381
  • Editorial -
    • - A change and a challenge. Rowntree, J.B. 20(4) Page 119
    • - A New Year message from the President. Bridges, G.F. 30(12) Page 345
    • - A response to uncertainty. 34(1) Page 1
    • - Are we too sensitive? 24(9) Page 273
    • - C.E.I. and N.Z.I.E. 30(11) Page 313
    • - Conspiring against the laity? 34(3) Page 49
    • - Diplomacy - at home and abroad. 34(2) Page 25
    • - Don't just stand there......say something! 25(7) Page 171
    • - Facts - and a fable. 26(5) Page 115
    • - Forward look. 31(1) Page 1
    • - Hard facts. 23(7) Page 269
    • - In the name of the Institution... 29(4) Page 99
    • - On the average... 24(1) Page 1
    • - Professional responsibility. 26(10) Page 285
    • - Public relationship. 34(5) Page 97
    • - Relationships and relations. 25(9) Page 225
    • - Status and control of engineers. 32(10) Page 223
    • - The 1967 Dobson Lectures. 22(6) Page 219
    • - The cold awakening. 23(5) Page 167
    • - The conference and the press. Stace, F.N. 21(2) Page 43
    • - The engineer and inflation. 27(5) Page 157
    • - The engineer and public issues - a survival course. 31(8) Page 191
    • - The engineer in society. 25(1) Page 1
    • - The Institution elections and the future of New Zealand. 23(11) Page 425
    • - The paper image. 25(11) Page 289
    • - The political energy explosion. 30(6) Page 155
    • - The responsibility of a great professional body. Speight, Hon. Mr Justice. 30(4) Page 93 Abstract of opening address to the 1975 annual conference.
    • - The status seekers. Battersby, G.H. 20(12) Page 491
    • - The three-year itch. 30(5) Page 125
    • - The timid Institution. 24(4) Page 117
    • - Things and people. 26(3) Page 57
    • - Town planning and the engineer. 24(3) Page 81
    • - Village pump mechanics. 29(10) Page 275 See letter 30(2) p.60.
    • - When silence is not golden. 33(4) Page 73
  • Engineering public opinion. Main, I. 27(11) Page 335
  • Engineers... Vandals? Philistines? or practising economists? 'Old Herbaceous'. 20(4) Page 153
  • Enjoyment engineering. Lello, J.W. 26(3) Page 70
  • Industries division - Communication. 28(11) Page 337
  • Industries division - How to win points and influence management. 28(6) Page 178
  • Letter -
    • - A powerful voice for engineering and science in New Zealand. Garing, T.R.: McCormick, J.D. 25(5) Page 139
    • - 'Don't just stand there... say something'. 'Say something'. 25(9) Page 254
    • - Engineers in New Zealand's future. Rowe, B.J. 23(8) Page 342
    • - Heresy. Wilson, J.B. 25(4) Page 112
    • - 'Manana land'. Lello, J.W. 23(10) Page 421
    • - Public relations and the status of the profession. Wotthehell. 21(3) Page 138
    • - Public relations-image-publicity or conversely Publicity-image-public relations. Cocks, D.E. 25(10) Page 283
    • - Salary levels. Mackay, B.J. 24(7) Page 230
    • - The cable car. Wilson, J.B. 30(2) Page 60
    • - The engineer and the community. Young, R.E. 34(2) Page 43
    • - The timid Institution. Johnson, J.F.C. 24(10) Page 333
    • - The timid Institution. Dowling, D.W. 24(8) Page 263
    • - Why be faceless? MacGregor, D. 33(5) Page 119 Includes response from R.G. Brickell.
    • - Why be faceless? Parnham, J.W. 32(11) Page 267 Includes comment from R.G. Brickell.
  • Management by design. Wood, W.I. 29(3) Page 86
  • N.Z.I.E. news -
    • - Council report: press statements. 34(12) Page 288
    • - Metricated engineering design data: Copyright and technical papers: Press releases. 33(7) Page 161
    • - Press release: Careful calculations needed on energy development. 34(10) Page 239
    • - Press releases. 34(6) Page 143
    • - Press statements. 33(2) Page 44
    • 32(1) Page 21
    • 33(1) Page 20
  • New Zealand engineers, Parliament, politics and influence. Burdett, P.A. 28(11) Page 323
  • Politics, administration and technology. Templeton, H. 28(9) Page 266
  • Presidential address - Appropriate tautology. Ingram, J.H. 32(4) Page 74
  • Presidential address 1966 - The engineer in a changing world. Rowntree, J.B. 21(3) Page 102
  • Presidential address 1967 - Engineers of quality and influence. Hopkins, H.J. 22(3) Page 89
  • Presidential address 1969 - Engineering is for People. Spooner, B.W. 24(3) Page 83
  • Presidential address 1970 - A decade of expansion - a need for reappraisal. North, J.C. 25(3) Page 61
  • Presidential address 1972 - On being President. Smith, R.A.J. 27(3) Page 89
  • Presidential address 1973 - I believe. Christie, K. 28(4) Page 95
  • Presidential address 1974 - Communication. de Lisle, E.W. 29(4) Page 101
  • Presidential address 1978 - '...fascinated by their own technology'. Scoular, P. 33(4) Page 74 See letter 34(2) p.43.
  • Public service division news - public relations. 21(7) Page 314
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J.
    • 31(8) Page 191
    • 31(9) Page 211
    • 32(1) Page 1
    • 32(6) Page 125
    • 33(1) Page 1
    • 33(7) Page 145
  • The declining role of the engineer and of engineering education. Gimpl, M.L. 27(6) Page 204
  • The Dobson lecture 1974 - The engineer's responsibility to the public. Robinson, Sir D-M. 30(1) Page 31 Name corrected to Sir Dove-Myer Robinson 30(3) p.84.
  • The economic situation and the engineer. Sutch, W.B. 23(4) Page 132
  • The engineer and the community. Risson, R.J.H. 19(3) Page 107
  • The engineer and the community. Taylor, P.W. 33(12) Page 270
  • The Engineer in Society An edited version of the panel discussion at the 1970 Conference of the N.Z.Institution of Engineers. 25(5) Page 137
  • The engineer in society. Cartwright, H. 25(5) Page 117
  • The engineer in the public arena. Killian, J.R. 21(4) Page 160
  • The essential engineer. Leach, G. 20(8) Page 322
  • The first W.L. Newnham Lecture 'The Engineer in Society'. Norman, R.G. 25(4) Page 102
  • The Newnham Lecture - Community leaders and their engineering advisers. Hopkins, H.J. 32(4) Page 80
  • The Newnham Lecture - The fairy tales of science. Martin, C.G. 30(5) Page 127. See letters 30(9) p.279 and 30(11) p.343.
  • The Newnham Lecture 1976 - Status and all that. Stevens, R.K.W. 31(4) Page 102
  • The role of the engineer in national development A panel discussion at the 1969 conference of the N.Z. Institution of Engineers. 24(6) Page 186
  • Why be faceless? Brickell, R.G. 32(8) Page 183 See letters 32(11) p.267 and 33(5) p.119.
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PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION / GOVERNMENT SERVICE DIVISION

  • A telephone system for controlling the evacuation of a large building. Nicholls, N.R. 29(3) Page 90 A contribution to the Government Service Division news.
  • Government service division -
    • - 1978 annual general meeting. 33(6) Page 138
    • - A sprinkler type self-contained fire suppression system. 33(12) Page 283
    • - Aids for the disabled. 33(10) Page 230
    • - Broadcast engineering in New Zealand. 32(1) Page 20
    • - Harmonics beware! Ministry of Energy commissioning high-speed data acquisition system for power system harmonics analysis. 33(7) Page 164
    • - HF radio systems at Auckland International Airport. 33(11) Page 260
    • - Management committee elections; membership survey. 31(11) Page 262
    • - 33(9) Page 210
  • Government service division news -
    • - Back country river crossings. 27(2) Page 82
    • - C.I.G.R.E. 28(5) Page 148
    • - Demolition and decibels. 29(7) Page 211
    • - Nadi Airport-building and civil engineering. 30(4) Page 121
    • - Post Office telex service. 28(2) Page 57
    • - Silver star. 26(12) Page 408
    • - The Post Office prepares for subscriber toll dialling (s.t.d.). 30(6) Page 178
    • - The Southdown freight terminal, Auckland. 30(5) Page 150
  • N.Z.I.E. Public Service Division annual report. 20(4) Page 154
  • N.Z.I.E. Public Service Division annual report. 21(4) Page 182
  • N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 20(5) Page 189
  • Public service division news -
    • - Annual report for 1966-7. 22(2) Page 80
    • - Big dish at Warkworth. 26(4) Page 112
    • - Broadcasting. 24(6) Page 203
    • - Communications on electricity grid. 24(10) Page 329
    • - Division committee for 1967-68; NZED engineers to study nuclear technology. 22(4) Page 174
    • - Electricity and earthquakes. 25(12) Page 344
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. Jones, D.H. 21(8) Page 365
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. Jones, D.H. 21(9) Page 408
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. Jones, D.H. 21(10) Page 451
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. 21(11) Page 496
    • - Engineering in New Zealand. 21(12) Page 540
    • - Engineers' tribunal case. 22(8) Page 300
    • - Extra-high-voltage switch house for New Plymouth power station. 25(3) Page 83
    • - Higher salaries in the state service: the nation's largest business. 22(3) Page 128
    • - Internal protective coatings for hydro power station penstocks. 26(9) Page 280
    • - Kaingaroa forest protected by radio fire alarm. 25(5) Page 141
    • - Lowering of the floors of the Paekakariki railway tunnels. 22(9) Page 391
    • - Modern railway signalling for Woodville. 21(12) Page 540
    • - N.Z.B.C. television network switching. 25(7) Page 192
    • - N.Z.B.C. video noise meter. 25(1) Page 24
    • - N.Z.P.O. develop an automatic transmission tester. 24(7) Page 231
    • - Nandi airport long-range communications system. 26(5) Page 144
    • - New aeronautical operations centre for Wellington. 26(3) Page 83
    • - New machine for forest industry. 24(9) Page 298
    • - New telegraph switching centre for Wellington airport. 23(8) Page 344
    • - NZ Post Office South Island microwave systems: Occupational classification. 22(6) Page 259
    • - Occupational classification. 21(10) Page 451
    • - Occupational classification. 21(11) Page 496
    • - Occupational classification. 22(1) Page 38
    • - Pollution - an occupational hazard for chainsaw operators. 25(10) Page 284
    • - Power system maintenance. 23(10) Page 420
    • - public relations. 21(7) Page 314
    • - Railway bridge renewed. 23(11) Page 469
    • - Reguying N.Z.B.C.'s mast radiators. 24(2) Page 75
    • - Renewal of the superstructure of a railway bridge. 24(11) Page 361
    • - Rural area telephone service. 24(8) Page 270 See amendment 24(10) p. 331.
    • - Signalling for the Railways' marshalling yard at Te Rapa. 26(1) Page 26
    • - Single-wire earth-return power systems and telephone circuits. 25(4) Page 109
    • - Some public service engineers and their work. 22(5) Page 215
    • - Some public service engineers and their work 2. Exchange development. 22(8) Page 346
    • - Some public service engineers and their work 3. Power system planning; 1967 Ministry of Works annual statement; Railways traffic control; Porootarao railway tunnel; Balclutha railway bridge. 22(10) Page 430
    • - Some public service engineers and their work 4. Sound broadcasting. 22(11) Page 485
    • - The engineer and the architect. 25(8) Page 223
    • - Total energy system for N.Z.B.C. television studio complex at Avalon. 26(8) Page 246
    • - Unusual transporter for Tongariro power development. 24(3) Page 111
    • - Use of photo maps by the New Zealand Forest Service. 24(12) Page 394
    • - VOR site trials. 23(6) Page 253
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QUALIFICATIONS

  • Editorial -
    • - A message from the President ...A welcome to a wider membership. Armstrong, G.K. 25(8) Page 199
    • - Engineer in society. 34(8) Page 171
    • - Executive Committee for Professional Qualification. Stirrat, A.G. 23(1) Page 1
  • Letter -
    • - Professional interview requirements. Eaton, L. 34(1) Page 21 Includes response by the Secretary.
    • - Senior engineering positions - N.Z.C.E. Tierney, B.W. 28(11) Page 338 Includes response from Chairman, Executve Committee for Professional Qualification, G. Pallo.
    • - The Professional Interview. Boyes, J.D. 32(11) Page 267
    • - The Professional Interview. Young, R.E. 32(11) Page 267
    • - Two unrelated but weighty points. Seed, T.J. 32(9) Page 220 See letter 33(1) p.24.
  • N.Z.I.E. news -
    • - Monitored training and the supervising engineer. 33(12) Page 282
    • - Recognition of membership of United Kingdom Engineering Institutions as an N.Z.I.E. entry qualification: Proceedings of technical groups. 32(2) Page 43
    • - The professional interview. 33(9) Page 214 See letter 34(1) p.21.
  • New Zealand Institution of Engineers Recognition of the N.Z.C.E. as a qualification exempting from the Institution examinations. 25(12) Page 341
  • Recognition of corporate membership of the engineering institutions comprising the Council of Engineering Institutions A statement by N.Z.I.E. Council. 25(8) Page 220
  • Standardised qualification test for manual arc welders. 23(9) Page 379
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 22(2) Page 77
  • The Professional Interview. Stirrat, A.G. 32(8) Page 193 See letters 32(11) p.267.
  • The safety supervisor in the construction industry. 26(10) Page 307
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QUALITY CONTROL, QUALITY ASSURANCE

  • Quality of potable water from building services in Auckland - some design aspects. Page, G.G. 28(4) Page 111
  • Quantified hazards analysis a technique for ensuring safety in equipment design and use. Benis, H.G. 31(4) Page 107
  • Urban water supply. Thomas, R.H. 19(8) Page 310
  • Water symposium abstracts of papers. 19(8) Page 315
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QUARRYING

  • Some aspects of screen sizing. Buckenham, M.H. 21(3) Page 121

RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING

  • A signal-to-noise ratio mute circuit. Saunders, A.M. 26(5) Page 138
  • Avalon Television Centre, Wellington. Sharp, K.C. 29(10) Page 277
  • Consultants' Notebook - Midcrowave towers for news link. 25(2) Page 54
  • Design of a specialised communications receiver. Purchas, H.J. 24(8) Page 242
  • Development of studio technical facilities in New Zealand television centres. Rollo, P.E. 22(2) Page 62 See discussion 23(6) p. 266
  • Earth station antennas for satellite communications. Graham, P.B. 23(12) Page 504 For conference discussion see 24(6) p. 192
  • Government service division - Broadcast engineering in New Zealand. 32(1) Page 20
  • Government service division - HF radio systems at Auckland International Airport. 33(11) Page 260
  • Government service division news - Preparations for transmitting colour television. 28(7) Page 207
  • Magnetic hum field in television studios. Ashe, D.A. 32(8) Page 189
  • Measurement of phase variation on a microwave radio path. Heywood, B. 21(1) Page 36 See discussion (6) page 263.
  • Microwave radio systems for telecommunications in New Zealand. McDonald, N.A. 22(9) Page 365 See discussion 23(6) p. 262
  • Mt. Kaukau television transmitting station. 22(7) Page 284
  • Provision of N.Z.B.C. and other facilities for Xth British Commonwealth Games. Ratcliff, E.N.: Powis, W.M.: Bryant, W.H. 30(1) Page 3
  • Public service division news -
    • - Broadcasting. 24(6) Page 203
    • - N.Z.B.C. television network switching. 25(7) Page 192
    • - N.Z.B.C. video noise meter. 25(1) Page 24
    • - Nandi airport long-range communications system. 26(5) Page 144
    • - Some public service engineers and their work 4. Sound broadcasting. 22(11) Page 485
    • - Total energy system for N.Z.B.C. television studio complex at Avalon. 26(8) Page 246
    • - VOR site trials. 23(6) Page 253
  • Supervisory and remote control for transmitters. Gilby, K.B. 26(2) Page 38
  • The development of a communications receiver using a drift cancelling loop. Parr, R.K. 26(1) Page 15
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RAILWAYS

  • A model study of windbreaks on railway bridges. Papesch, A.J.G.: Doggett, A.J. 27(4) Page 132 See letter requesting addition of A.J.Dogget as an author 27(12) p. 392.
  • Analysis and prediction of scour at railway bridges in New Zealand. Holmes, P.S. 29(11) Page 313 See erratum 30(1) p.11.
  • Auckland rapid transit scheme. 30(4) Page 99
  • British Rail's high-speed train. Bushell, C. 32(8) Page 187
  • Calculation of train running times. Taylor, J.B.C. 20(2) Page 45
  • Civil engineering aspects of Auckland rapid transit. Lancaster, M.R. 31(12) Page 269
  • Consultants' Notebook - The I.B.M. Centre, Wellington: New railway overbridge for Hamilton. 24(8) Page 269
  • Design of a railway marshalling yard. Fitchew, A.J. 22(11) Page 472 See discussion 23(8) p. 345
  • Expo 67 The Expo Express. Hefferman, J.J.: Hathaway, H.L.: Murzynski, M. 22(8) Page 326 3 of 3 papers.
  • Factors leading to railway derailments. McCarten, R.J. 32(8) Page 174
  • Future of railways in Wellington area. McQueen, A.E. 31(3) Page 63
  • Government service division news - Silver star. 26(12) Page 408
  • Government service division news - The Southdown freight terminal, Auckland. 30(5) Page 150
  • Hutt River railway bridge at Ava: some aspects of underpinning. Fussell, J.B. 33(5) Page 103
  • Letter - Presidential apologia. Bridges, G.F. 31(8) Page 204
  • Letter - Presidential apologia. Wilson, J.B. 31(8) Page 204
  • Locomotive testing and load determination. Taylor, J.B.C. 24(4) Page 131 See corrections, 24(7) p.214
  • Public service division news -
    • - Lowering of the floors of the Paekakariki railway tunnels. 22(9) Page 391
    • - Modern railway signalling for Woodville. 21(12) Page 540
    • - Railway bridge renewed. 23(11) Page 469
    • - Renewal of the superstructure of a railway bridge. 24(11) Page 361
    • - Signalling for the Railways' marshalling yard at Te Rapa. 26(1) Page 26
    • - Some public service engineers and their work 3. Railways traffic control; Porootarao railway tunnel; Balclutha railway bridge. 22(10) Page 430
  • Railway level crossing protection. Stevenson, I.D. 20(11) Page 452 See discussion 21(7) page 296.
  • Railways and other guided systems - today and tomorrow. Taylor, J.B.C. 31(10) Page 233 See discussion 32(11) p.262.
  • Repairs to a main trunk railway tunnel. Webley, J.F. 25(7) Page 186
  • Service tests of softwood railway sleepers in New Zealand. Hedley, M.E. 28(8) Page 225
  • 'Silver Star' express train. McDonald, I.S.: Bicknell, G.A.: Rhodes, R.I. 30(2) Page 37
  • The financial effects of railway dieselisation. 23(3) Page 103
  • The Kaimai Tunnel - general features. Stirrat, A.G. 32(12) Page 281 See discussion 33(10) p.234.
  • The Kaimai Tunnel boring machine. Harrison, K.J.: Taylor, R.E.C. 33(3) Page 50
  • The new Waitaki railway bridge. Thompson, T.A. 21(8) Page 328
  • The wear on diesel-electric locomotives and the development of the Heumann-tyre profile on New Zealand Railways. Rhodes, R.I. 32(12) Page 272
  • The Wellington second rail-road ferry terminal. Adams, B.H. 31(3) Page 67
  • Work study and incentive payment in railway maintenance. Jones, W.I. 19(7) Page 261 See discussion 20(6) p.244.
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RESEARCH

  • A feasibility study of irrigating land with low general grade and broken topography. Taylor, A.R.: Ryde, D.H. 26(1) Page 3
  • Advisory services of the Building Research Bureau. 22(1) Page 39
  • Application of research and development in New Zealand's second generation industrialisation. Pernase, E.E. 30(10) Page 285
  • Auckland University School of Engineering research projects 1. 26(12) Page 405
  • Auckland University School of Engineering research projects II. 27(1) Page 48
  • Auckland University School of Engineering research projects III. 27(2) Page 75
  • Building services group - Of noise and politics. 34(7) Page 168
  • Consultants' Notebook - Applied research office, University of Auckland. Fletcher, J.G. 34(3) Page 69
  • Dynamic behaviour of the Yarra River bridge. Shepherd, R.: Sidwell, G.K. 22(3) Page 109
  • Earthquake engineering research in New Zealand. 20(9) Page 380
  • Earthquake engineering research. Norman, R.G. 27(2) Page 71
  • Editorial - The National Electronic Research Council. 21(8) Page 319
  • Energy and New Zealand. Meyer, R.F. 32(5) Page 104 Guest lecture delivered to the 1977 NZIE Annual Conference.
  • Energy conservation in New Zealand. Blakeley, P.W. 22(10) Page 426
  • Faculty of engineering, Canterbury University Titles of Ph.D. and Masters theses and reports published in the 1973 calender. 28(9) Page 274
  • First annual meeting of the Committee for Water Pollution Research. 27(7) Page 239
  • Important trends in engineering research. Davies, J.T. 27(7) Page 219 1971 Conference guest lecture.
  • Letter - Research projects at Canterbury University. Slater, W.M. 24(12) Page 394
  • Low-speed wind tunnels - the second generation. de Bray, B.P.G. 31(11) Page 251
  • Modern welding research. Weck, R. 21(2) Page 76
  • New Zealand Energy Research and Development Committee. 30(5) Page 147
  • Operational Research. Dick, I.D. 19(2) Page 47 See discussion on Symposium 19(5) p 179.
  • Potential utilisation of N.Z. Steel slags. Kelly, E.G. 31(2) Page 42
  • Practical research on thermal insulation of buildings. Blakeley, P.W. 23(6) Page 244
  • Process dynamics of simple heat exchangers. Earl, W.B.: Tan, T.K. 30(10) Page 298
  • Projected operational research projects at the Building Research Bureau. Stevens, D.G. 21(6) Page 257
  • Railways and other guided systems - today and tomorrow. Taylor, J.B.C. 31(10) Page 233 See discussion 32(11) p.262.
  • Reinforced concrete shear walls. Paulay, T. 24(10) Page 315 See discussion 25(6) p. 164.
  • Research in the Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Canterbury. Kay, L. 22(1) Page 30
  • Research projects in civil engineering, University of Canterbury. 24(4) Page 135
  • Simulation studies of hydro governing with a.c. and h.v.d.c. interconnections. Undrill, J.M.: Woodward, J.L. 20(12) Page 512 See correction 21(3) p 139
  • Tests of one-story prestressed brickwork shear walls. Hinkley, A.T. 21(6) Page 245
  • The 'total energy' concept. 21(8) Page 358
  • The conservation of energy resources. Stevens, R.W.K. 22(9) Page 388
  • The Newnham Lecture - The fairy tales of science. Martin, C.G. 30(5) Page 127. See letters 30(9) p.279 and 30(11) p.343.
  • The problem of wind damage in Canterbury forests. Papesch, A.J.G. 26(10) Page 293
  • The University of Canterbury wind tunnel. Stevenson, D.C. 23(10) Page 403
  • The use of digital computers in civil engineering education and research at the University of Canterbury. Moss, P.J.: Carr, A.J. 27(8) Page 250
  • University of Canterbury welding projects. Fahy, F.W.: Erasmus, L.A. 22(10) Page 418
  • Welding research in Australia. Padman, M.W. 23(12) Page 508
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RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

  • Coastal policy - administrative and political alternatives. Roberts, J.L. 29(9) Page 261
  • Letter - Engineers in the development of a region. Hunt, C.G. 28(5) Page 151
  • The Newnham Lecture - The fairy tales of science. Martin, C.G. 30(5) Page 127. See letters 30(9) p.279 and 30(11) p.343.
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RESTRUCTURING AND REFORM

  • The amalgamation of electrical supply authorities in New Zealand. Gray, C.M. 29(3) Page 76

RISK

  • Earthquake insurance in New Zealand and the problems of reconstruction. Power, C.A. 23(1) Page 23 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Earthquake-risk buildings. Roberts, J.S. 28(3) Page 73
  • Economic decision-making in the prescence (sic) of uncertainty. Peet, N.J. 28(1) Page 16
  • Ministry of Works earthquake policy. 20(8) Page 336
  • Statistical estimates of the likelihood of earthquake shaking throughout New Zealand - 1978 conference discussion. Smith, W.D. 33(10) Page 232
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ROADING, including AIRPORT RUNWAYS, AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON URBAN MOTORWAYS

  • A basis for the selection of binders for chip sealing. Major, N.G. 20(12) Page 521 See discussion 21(7) page 299.
  • A design method for heavy-duty flexible pavements. Blakeley, J.P.: Green, H.R.: Toan, D.V. 34(3) Page 59
  • A note on the cost of road bridges in the South Island. Garden, R.J.P. 28(9) Page 270
  • A philosophy of bridge design. Norman, R.G. 21(2) Page 69 See letter by J.H.Christie 21(8) page 360.
  • A track for the accelerated testing of highway pavements. Williman, A.: Paterson, W.D.O. 26(3) Page 73
  • At-grade intersections and their design. Hamilton, G.D. 23(12) Page 480 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.197
  • Auckland urban motorway -
    • Consultants' Notebook -
      • - First regional road for Auckland. NZE. 24(4) Page 142
      • - Newton Road bridge, Auckland urban motorways. NZE. 26(5) Page 143
      • - Pakuranga motorway embankment instrumentation. NZE. 30(11) Page 341
    • Design and construction of the Wellesley Street underpass, Auckland. Russell, T. NZE. 29(11) Page 308
    • Design of superstructure for Ramp B flyover, Dominion Road Interchange. Lewis, A.K. 25(3) Page 70
    • Dynamic characteristics of Grafton No.1 motorway bridge. Shepherd, R.: Greensmith, B.M. NZE. 32(6) Page 138
    • Falsework load measurement at Newton No. 1 bridge. Billings, I.J.: Routley, A.J. NZE. 33(6) Page 127
    • Newton road bridge. Edwards, P.H.D. NZE. 29(2) Page 48
    • Structural model study of a waffle-slab bridge deck. Priestley, M.J.N. NZE. 27(3) Page 94
    • The Auckland motorway system. NZE. 25(4) Page 107
    • The design of Karangahape Road bridge. Russell, T. NZE. 25(11) Page 300 See discussion 26(6) p. 170.
    • The Newmarket Viaduct
      • Part 1: Site investigations and supervision. Built, J.W. NZE. 20(12) Page 493 See discussion 21(8) page 343.
      • Part 2: Design investigations and specification. Smith, A.W. NZE. 20(12) Page 498 See discussion 21(8) page 343.
      • Part 3: Construction. McKinnell, P.B. NZE. 20(12) Page 503
  • Changes in New Zealand highway bridge design. Chapman, H.E.: Huizing, J.B.S.: Kennaird, A.R.: Stanford, P.R.: Wood, J.H. 29(6) Page 159
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - Bending moments for highway loading H20. S16. T16. Garden, R.J.P. 25(4) Page 110 See errata 25(6) p.168.
    • - Highway contract in Thailand to be supervised by New Zealand engineers. 33(4) Page 95
    • - Tuapeka mouth punt. 30(7) Page 210
  • Design of flexible pavements: current theory and practice. Major, N.G.: Heine, D.G. 32(3) Page 50 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Dunedin's southern road outlet. Jones, G.J. 22(11) Page 462 Discussion - see 23(5) p.218
  • Durham Street overbridge, Christchurch. Stockwell, M.J. 30(7) Page 200
  • Geometric design of urban motorways. Fog, H. 25(2) Page 43
  • Hong Kong embarks on a massive highway development scheme. Maxwell, B. 32(6) Page 136
  • Hot-mix asphalt pavement design in Dunedin. Mair, R. 19(6) Page 233
  • Hveem stabilometer tests on Avoka Valley loess. Rodda, N. 23(5) Page 183 Avoka in the title should have been spelt Avoca.
  • Letter -
    • - Cement treated basecourses. Alley, P.J. 20(9) Page 389 See letter by Craven, M.A. 20(12) p 531.
    • - Cement treated basecourse. Craven, M.A. 20(12) Page 531 See letter by Alley, P.J. 20(9) p 389.
    • - Soil-cement test lengths, Lyttelton Tunnel road. Alley, P.J. 21(4) Page 187
  • Lime stabilisation for New Zealand pavements. Dunlop, R.J. 33(5) Page 98 See discussion 34(10) p.236.
  • Makohine tip fatality. Christie, J.H. 30(10) Page 294
  • Maximum hanger loads in suspension bridges. Irvine, H.M. 27(8) Page 258
  • Measurement of thermal gradients under the Wellington Airport runway. Ward, A.F.: Tallon, J.L. 33(10) Page 227
  • Municipal engineering in Suva, Fiji. Chandler, D.R.E. 22(3) Page 112
  • Pavement design on an E.D.A. basis. Hansen, A.E. 25(5) Page 129
  • Public service division news - Some public service engineers and their work. 22(5) Page 215
  • Restoraton of Waioeka Gorge highway after February 1967 flood. Goodman, H.B.: Preston, R.L.: Smith, M.G. 25(7) Page 173 See discussion 26(6) p. 162.
  • Roads and bridges of Sabah. Wheeler, C.M. 23(4) Page 129
  • Roads in the landscape. Thom, D.A. 25(9) Page 232
  • The Christchurch northern motorway. Suggate, G.C. 21(6) Page 237 See discussion 22(5) p. 193
  • The design and construction of Auckland International Airport 2: Sub-base and concrete pavement construction. Orams, K.J. 23(11) Page 445 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.196
  • The design and construction of Boundary Road bridge, Hamilton. North, P.J. 33(2) Page 26
  • The Haast Pass road. 20(11) Page 471
  • The production of motorway formation contract documents using a digital terrain model. Heine, D.G.: Lello, J.W. 24(11) Page 349 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 162.
  • The Thai-New Zealand road project. Dickie, R.McL. 28(3) Page 65
  • The use of a digital computer with electronic display in road design. Armstrong, J.S.: Karman, H. 24(8) Page 247
  • Water symposium abstracts of papers. 19(8) Page 315
  • Wellington urban motorway -
    • Design of the Thorndon Overbridge
      • Part 1: Design conception. Huizing, J.B.S. 23(12) Page 484 For conference discussion, see 24(6) p.191
      • Part 2: Site investigations and foundations. Bialostocki, R.J. 23(12) Page 487
      • Part 3: Umbrellas, columns, and foundation caps. Armstrong, I.C. 23(12) Page 492
      • Part 4: Suspended spans. Thornton, R.W. 23(12) Page 494
      • Part 5: Aotea Quay ramps. Wood, J.H. 23(12) Page 498
      • Part 6: Drainage and hardware. Willberg, G.D. 23(12) Page 501
      • Part 7: Design management. Huizing, J.B.S. 23(12) Page 502
    • Government service division. NZE. 33(6) Page 138
    • Public service division news. NZE. 25(8) Page 223
    • Wellington urban motorway - the Terrace tunnel
      • Electrical services and lighting. Caradus, W.G. 30(8) Page 236
      • Engineering geological investigations Riddolls, B.W.: Perrin, N.D. 30(8) Page 221
      • General features. Preston, R.L. 30(8) Page 217
      • Jet-fan ventilation. Ostling, A.R. 30(8) Page 231
      • Tied-back retaining walls. Rutledge, J.C. 30(8) Page 242
      • Underground design. Wilcox, P.J. 30(8) Page 225
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ROYAL NEW ZEALAND ENGINEERS

  • A toast to the Corps of Engineers. Bullot, B.R. 22(10) Page 425
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SEA TRANSPORT, including SHIPPING, SHIP BUILDING AND REPAIRING

  • A review of modern cargo handling methods. Waters, W. 21(11) Page 468 See discussion 22(5) p. 195
  • Building m.v. 'Totara' in the Netherlands. Win, P.W. 22(12) Page 521
  • Coastal container shipping. Waters, W. 28(10) Page 281
  • Consultants' notebook - Containers and containerisation 1: The Molyneaux report. 23(2) Page 80
  • Consultants' Notebook - Containers and containerisation 2: Progress overseas. 23(3) Page 119
  • Editorial - Coastal shipping. 28(10) Page 279
  • Inflatable boats. Marks, C.C.O. 32(10) Page 224
  • The design of a new dredge for Westport. Jones, H.D.M. 34(10) Page 230
  • Voith Schneider tugs for use in New Zealand. Pemberton, R.C.: Bray, J.M. 24(8) Page 258
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STACE, F.N.

  • Editorial - Thirty-four years of service. 35(2) Page 25
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STANDARDS

  • A draft code for building services. Elder, H. 28(1) Page 24
  • A rational approach to standards for welded construction. Weck, R. 21(8) Page 349
  • British developments in the use of steel to B.S. 968:1962 in welded construction. McKenzie, G.H.F. 21(7) Page 303
  • Building services group -
    • - A code of practice. 27(5) Page 182
    • - A standard for duct construction. 27(3) Page 122
    • - Do-it-yourself standards. 34(5) Page 120
    • - I.P.T.S. 27(10) Page 328
    • - Schedules of quantities. 27(4) Page 152
    • - Will it burn: does it matter? 27(6) Page 211
  • Consultants' notebook - Mayfair building, Wellington. 21(12) Page 539
  • Consultants' Notebook - On professional responsbility. Strachan, C.M. 29(7) Page 213
  • Damage in Wellington city during the Wahine storm. Roberts, J.S. 27(10) Page 303
  • Earthquake protection for mechanical services. Blackwell, F.N. 25(10) Page 271 See discussion 26(6) p. 164.
  • Earthquake-risk buildings. Roberts, J.S. 28(3) Page 73
  • Editorial -
    • - Building bylaws. 25(2) Page 27
    • - Metric change. 27(10) Page 301
    • - Recent earthquakes in Northland. Garden, R.J.P. 19(4) Page 123
    • - Review of Standards Association. 34(11) Page 245
    • - Standards under scrutiny. 31(9) Page 211
    • - Structural response to earthquakes. Garden, R.J.P. 21(9) Page 369
    • - The hazards of codes. 31(10) Page 231
    • - The Standards Association of New Zealand. Craven, M.A. 22(4) Page 133
    • - Why 'Professional'? Evison, R.D. 22(2) Page 41
  • Energy audits for industry. Pinfold, D.R.M. 32(10) Page 229
  • Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(1) Page 25
  • Generation of engineered standards by use of multiple regression analysis. Davison, B.L. 31(8) Page 193
  • Glue lamination. 24(8) Page 309
  • International paper sizes in drawing offices. 24(11) Page 360
  • Letter -
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Culley, P.A. 30(7) Page 213
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(7) Page 213
    • - Flow formulae in metric units. Keller, R.J. 28(10) Page 304 Includes reply by D.T. Fullarton.
    • - Will it burn: does it matter? Cashin, B.D. 27(8) Page 269
    • - Will it burn - does it matter? Kenna, L.F. 27(9) Page 298
    • - Will it burn - does it matter? Rands, G.F. 27(9) Page 298
  • Lightweight fire protection and the building designer. Barnett, C.R. 21(5) Page 193 See discussion 22(4) p. 159
  • Metric notes -
    • - Amendment No. 1 to NZS 6501:1973 29(7) Page 210
    • - Building design code goes metric. 30(2) Page 60
    • 30(7) Page 211
  • Municipal engineering in Suva, Fiji. Chandler, D.R.E. 22(3) Page 112
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Council officers: SANZ funding. 32(8) Page 191
  • Post-tensioned tendons in prestressed concrete - to grout or not to grout? Park, R. 30(11) Page 315
  • Pozzolanic materials and NZS 3123. Smith, L.M. 32(3) Page 59 See corrected Table 1 32(10) p.239.
  • Profit with standards. Pinfold, D.R.M. 33(2) Page 38
  • Progress and regulatory control. Hitchcock, E.H. 27(2) Page 64
  • Sands for concrete a study of shapes and sizes. Hopkins, H.J. 26(10) Page 287
  • Some commonly used flow formulae in metric units. Fullarton, D.H. 28(6) Page 174
  • Speech transmission standards in the New Zealand telephone network. Wilkinson, R.B. 33(9) Page 199
  • Standards, technology and law. Hitchcock, E.H. 23(7) Page 271 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.194
  • The conservation of energy resources. Stevens, R.W.K. 22(9) Page 388
  • The design and construction of a concrete shell roofed industrial building. Hollings, J.P. 19(11) Page 421 See discussion 20(5) p 203.
  • The prospect of energy conservation standards in buildings. Baird, G. 34(8) Page 172
  • The provisional Standard for steel pipes. Williamson, I.A. 25(5) Page 136
  • The use of steel to B.S.968:1962 in the all-welded frame of a 19-story building. Cooper, G. 23(1) Page 10 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • The use of steel to B.S.968:1962 in welded structures. Robb, R.M. 21(6) Page 265
  • Trends in the use of structural steel. 20(11) Page 485 See letter 21(2) p 80.
  • Ultimate strength design methods applied to reinforced concrete. Totterdill, B.W. 22(10) Page 414
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STEEL

  • A 19-story all-welded structure utilising rolled sections to B.S.968:1962
    • Part 1: the design conception. Cooper, G. 22(6) Page 246
    • Part 2: Fabrication and erection. Connelly, P. 22(6) Page 250
    • Part 3: Metallurgy and inspection. Robb, R.M. 22(6) Page 252
  • A graph to facilitate estimation of the deflection of steel beams. Falconer, B.H.: Graham, J.D. 19(9) Page 350
  • A slaughterhouse extension at Burnside. Garden, R.J.P. 21(6) Page 253
  • Auckland Harbour Bridge extensions. Smith, B.G. 29(3) Page 69
  • Box girder bridges. Fairhurst, W.A. 29(11) Page 303
  • Brief notes on transmission line design. McLeod, K.D. 22(6) Page 235
  • British developments in the use of steel to B.S. 968:1962 in welded construction. McKenzie, G.H.F. 21(7) Page 303
  • Building services group - Using the structure's reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. 31(12) Page 278
  • Consultants' notebook -
    • - Consultants to New Zealand Steel: an unusual timber roof. 22(3) Page 129
    • - Mayfair building, Wellington. 21(12) Page 539
    • - Steel store complex. 32(1) Page 19
  • Fracture toughness of a high-strength steel. Ferguson, W.G.: Sargisson, M.N. 28(12) Page 362
  • Fracture toughness of HY60 steel. Ferguson, W.G.: Thorby, P.N. 30(10) Page 296
  • Inelastic lateral stability of open section steel beams under non-uniform bending moment. Massey, C. 22(4) Page 135
  • Ingot casting practice and subsequent quality (at Pacific Steel Ltd.). Longden, H.A. 24(10) Page 322 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 157.
  • Large steel components for hydro-electric works. Duncan, W.M. 23(2) Page 73
  • Letter -
    • - Internally driven steel shell piles. Garden, R.J.P. 25(12) Page 342
    • - Internally-driven steel sheel (sic) piles. Belshaw, T. 25(10) Page 283
    • - Lamellar tearing. Page, G.G. 29(7) Page 214
    • - Reason for accepting an alternative structural design for the Wellington Postal Centre Building. Spooner, B.W. 22(12) Page 524
    • - Stainless steel in domestic water services. Elliott, E. 27(9) Page 298 Includes reply from D.A. Ferrier, Chairman, NZIE Water Supply Committee.
    • - Stainless steel for domestic water services. Page, G.G. 27(11) Page 357
    • - Trends in the use of structural steel. Longden, H.A. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(11) p 485
    • - Use of reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. Knight, A.C.E. 29(9) Page 269 Includes response from P.G. Wright.
  • Low temperatures and their effects on transmission-line steel components. Strong, W.S. 28(5) Page 134
  • Machinability testing of fully hardened tube-forming rolls. Pearce, J.H.: Wright, P.K.: Hancock, K.A. 30(12) Page 347
  • Metallurgical considerations in the welding of austenitic stainless steels. 23(1) Page 33
  • New Zealand-made steel. 19(12) Page 480
  • On the safety of welded structures. Naka, T. 29(7) Page 187 And see Metric Notes 29(8) p.241
  • Operational Research. Dick, I.D. 19(2) Page 47 See discussion on Symposium 19(5) p 179.
  • Potential utilisation of N.Z. Steel slags. Kelly, E.G. 31(2) Page 42
  • Problems of process control in industry with particular reference to iron and steel making. Clay, Sir H. 21(5) Page 215
  • Protection of light-gauge steel in engineering structures. Stewart, J. 30(5) Page 138
  • Racking load tests on a steel beam-column joint. Shepherd, R.: Spring, K.C.F. 30(11) Page 326
  • Seismic lateral load analysis of a steel-framed structure. Shepherd, R. 22(10) Page 407 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Steel seismic design. Butcher, G.W. 26(11) Page 321
  • Steels for advanced technology. Edstrom, J.O. 22(7) Page 285
  • Strain age embrittlement of reinforcing steels. Erasmus, L.A.: Pussegoda, L.N. 32(8) Page 178
  • Structural aspects of the James Cook hotel. Strachan, C.M. 28(12) Page 345
  • The development of New Zealand ironsands. Ridley, J.W. 22(3) Page 104
  • The effect of dynamic loading on mild steel. Taylor, D.B.C. 19(2) Page 62
  • The effect of metallurgical factors on the transition temperature of structural steels. Erasmus, L.A. 29(11) Page 321
  • The effect of residual stresses on the lateral stability of steel I beams. Massey, P.C. 19(9) Page 338
  • The provisional Standard for steel pipes. Williamson, I.A. 25(5) Page 136
  • The repeated loading behaviour of a steel plate girder. Harvey, M.E.: Moss, P.J.: Cooke, N.: Walpole, W.R. 35(1) Page 13
  • The Steel Mill at Glenbrook. Burdett, P.A. 24(7) Page 228
  • The structural use of steel ropes and strands in New Zealand. Briscoe, R.M. 23(3) Page 101
  • The use of dynamic formulae in calculations for internally driven steel shell piles. Lewthwaite, W.J. 25(7) Page 180
  • The use of stainless steel for domestic water services. NZIE Water Supply Committee. 27(6) Page 209
  • The use of steel to B.S.968:1962 in the all-welded frame of a 19-story building. Cooper, G. 23(1) Page 10 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • The use of steel to B.S.968:1962 in welded structures. Robb, R.M. 21(6) Page 265
  • The welding of high strength constructional steels. Burt, E.D. 22(4) Page 164
  • Trends in the use of structural steel. 20(11) Page 485 See letter 21(2) p 80.
  • Using the structure's reinforcing steel as an electrical earth. Wright, P.G. 29(1) Page 15 Includes discussion at presentation to combined Auckland branch and Building Services Group meeting; and see letter, 29(9) p.269.
  • Welding problems in steel-framed tall buildings. Naka, T. 19(5) Page 191
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

  • A 19-story all-welded structure utilising rolled sections to B.S.968:1962 Part 1: the design conception. Cooper, G. 22(6) Page 246
  • A distribution method for the analysis of beams on elastic supports. Medland, I.C. 27(8) Page 254
  • A graph to facilitate estimation of the deflection of steel beams. Falconer, B.H.: Graham, J.D. 19(9) Page 350
  • A large-scale, sophisticated stress-analysis system. Knowles, N.C. 32(7) Page 160
  • A new approach to structure timber grading. Francis, C.R. 22(5) Page 208
  • An introduction to the method of influence coefficients. Smith, I.C. 19(1) Page 15
  • Analysis of rigid jointed frames by relaxation. Paulay, T. 21(10) Page 415
  • Analysis of shear-wall frames by computer. Candy, C.F. 19(9) Page 342 and see correction 19(12) 482. See discussion 20(5) p 199.
  • Box girder bridges. Fairhurst, W.A. 29(11) Page 303
  • Building services group - What are they doing to my structure? 28(6) Page 178
  • Computer analysis of structures by the method of influence coefficients. Smith, I.C. 20(5) Page 176
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - Hostels for the University of Otago. 22(12) Page 523
    • - Mayfair building, Wellington. 21(12) Page 539
    • - Reinstatement of fire-damaged building. 34(7) Page 163
    • - Reserve Bank of New Zealand building, Wellington. 22(2) Page 79
  • Deflection of reinforced concrete beams under working loads. Blakeley, J.P. 22(1) Page 18
  • Design of a corner slab. Brickell, D.G.A. 24(4) Page 137
  • Determination of seismic design loads in a framed structure. Shepherd, R. 22(2) Page 56
  • Earthquake engineering research. Norman, R.G. 27(2) Page 71
  • Editorial - A roof over our heads. Hopkins, H.J. 19(8) Page 289
  • Engineering aspects of the Arts and Library building, Victoria University of Wellington. Allardice, N.W. 21(12) Page 501 See discussion 22(8) p. 330
  • Face load tests on reinforced hollow-brick non-load-bearing walls. Scrivener, J.C. 24(7) Page 215 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 156.
  • Glued laminated timber construction in New Zealand. Johnston, A.H.: Moss, P.J. 22(1) Page 3
  • Glued laminated timber. Buchan, A.J. 19(1) Page 25
  • Inelastic lateral stability of open section steel beams under non-uniform bending moment. Massey, C. 22(4) Page 135
  • Lateral load analyses of the Auckland Customs House. Shepherd, R. 22(7) Page 273 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Letter -
    • - Reason for accepting an alternative structural design for the Wellington Postal Centre Building. Spooner, B.W. 22(12) Page 524
    • - Structural timber. Hughes, J.M.O. 33(8) Page 191
    • - Structural timber. Simperingham, P. 33(6) Page 144 See letter 33(8) p.191.
    • - Trends in the use of structural steel. Longden, H.A. 21(2) Page 80 See 20(11) p 485
  • Lightweight building construction. MacDonald, A.J.: Barnett, C.R. 19(8) Page 291 See discussion 20(5) p 196.
  • Natural frequencies of planar ridged portal frames. Armstrong, I.D. 25(8) Page 217
  • Notes on the representation of plastic hinge behaviour in dynamic analysis. Garden, R.J.P.: Shepherd, R.: Sharpe, R.D. 24(12) Page 386 See discussion, 25(6) p.166.
  • On the safety of welded structures. Naka, T. 29(7) Page 187 And see Metric Notes 29(8) p.241
  • Partial prestressing - a commentary. Cormack, L.G. 26(9) Page 272
  • Practical analysis for earthquake effects in buildings. Andrews, A.L. 22(12) Page 506 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Prestressed flat slabs. Candy, C.F. 19(7) Page 258 And see correction, 19(9) p. 337.
  • Prestressed flat slabs. Power, C.A. 21(8) Page 321 See discussion 22(5) p. 203.
  • Recent developments in building construction in the U.S. Lu, F.P.S. 19(7) Page 249 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.198
  • Reclamation of foreshore and marginal land. Moss, J.D. 19(1) Page 3
  • Reinforced concrete shear walls. Paulay, T. 24(10) Page 315 See discussion 25(6) p. 164.
  • Some aspects of the limit design of reinforced concrete structures. Park, R. 21(12) Page 518 See discussion 22(5) p. 198
  • Structural aspects of the James Cook hotel. Strachan, C.M. 28(12) Page 345
  • Structural bonding using epoxy adhesives. Moss, P.J.: Batchelar, M.L. 30(2) Page 45
  • Structural education for students of architecture. Webster, J. 34(11) Page 254
  • Structural model study of a waffle-slab bridge deck. Priestley, M.J.N. 27(3) Page 94
  • Tests of one-story prestressed brickwork shear walls. Hinkley, A.T. 21(6) Page 245
  • The analysis of elliptic and hyperbolic paraboloid shell roofs. Scrivener, J.C. 19(8) Page 303 See discussion 20(6) p 242.
  • The confinement of concrete in reinforced concrete columns. Mitchell, T.N.: Glogau, O.A. 22(3) Page 111
  • The design and construction of a concrete shell roofed industrial building. Hollings, J.P. 19(11) Page 421 See discussion 20(5) p 203.
  • The design and construction of the Air New Zealand maintenance base at Auckland International Airport. Allardice, N.W.: Thom, D.A. 22(11) Page 435 See discussion 23(6) p. 264
  • The effect of ground compliance on the free vibration of shear buildings. Palmer, D.J. 24(11) Page 337 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 163
  • The effect of residual stresses on the lateral stability of steel I beams. Massey, P.C. 19(9) Page 338
  • The repeated loading behaviour of a steel plate girder. Harvey, M.E.: Moss, P.J.: Cooke, N.: Walpole, W.R. 35(1) Page 13
  • The rotational capacity of a reinforced concrete flat slab to column connection. Hollings, J.P. 22(8) Page 317 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • The structural use of steel ropes and strands in New Zealand. Briscoe, R.M. 23(3) Page 101
  • The use of steel to B.S.968:1962 in the all-welded frame of a 19-story building. Cooper, G. 23(1) Page 10 See discussion 23(6) p. 257
  • Trends in the use of structural steel. 20(11) Page 485 See letter 21(2) p 80.
  • Ultimate strength design methods applied to reinforced concrete. Totterdill, B.W. 22(10) Page 414
  • Yield-line design of concrete slabs with free edges. Park, R. 21(2) Page 63
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SURVEYING

  • Errors in barometer heights. Douglass, K. 28(10) Page 294
  • Expo 67 Surveying for Expo 67. Beaton, W.H.: Kukulka, V. 22(8) Page 325 2 of 3 papers.
  • Industrial and engineering applications of visible-light lasers. Briers, J.D. 28(6) Page 166
  • Letter - Memories. Pritchard, W.H. 28(7) Page 209
  • Modern surveying equipment and techniques. Jenks, H.J. 23(8) Page 320
  • Spare that survey mark! A plea from the N.Z. Institute of Surveyors. 29(5) Page 149
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TAXATION

  • Re personal taxation - a submission by the Associated Chambers of Commerce of New Zealand to the Taxation Review Committee. Stock, G.E. 22(3) Page 121
  • The N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 22(3) Page 123
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TECHNICAL GROUPS AND DIVISIONS and see ACENZ / CONSULTING ENGINEERS DIVISION and PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION / GOVERNMENT SERVICE DIVISION

  • Editorial -
    • - Conference - Christchurch 1977. 32(1) Page 1
    • - Exclusive club. 26(8) Page 221
    • - Formation of an electronics group. 23(10) Page 387
    • - Professional engineering. 33(10) Page 217
    • - Strength in diversity. 27(9) Page 271
  • Industries division -
    • - 1971 round-up. 26(12) Page 407
    • - 1973 conference. 28(4) Page 118
    • - Communication. 28(11) Page 337
    • - Continuous process wood-pulp digesters. 29(11) Page 328
    • - Economic appraisals of engineering projects. 27(10) Page 324
    • - Engineering in the south-west Pacific. 29(4) Page 126
    • - Fourth annual general meeting. 27(5) Page 182
    • - How to win points and influence management. 28(6) Page 178
    • - Industrial relations - co-operation or conflict? 26(10) Page 312
    • - Industrial relations. 27(11) Page 357
    • - Industry and the environment - an industrial engineer's viewpoint. 27(8) Page 265
    • - Interview techniques - picking the winner. 27(4) Page 153
    • - Interviewing techniques in management selection. 27(1) Page 52
    • - Job enrichment. 29(7) Page 212
    • - N.Z.I.E. salary survey. 26(11) Page 364
    • - Notes. 28(2) Page 59
    • - Notes. 28(5) Page 148
    • - Remuneration and the engineer. 28(12) Page 366
    • - Round the centres. 26(5) Page 145
    • - The manager - title or function? 28(10) Page 304
    • - Towards metrication . 27(12) Page 388
    • - Wages - policy? 27(6) Page 212
    • 26(6) Page 191
    • 26(7) Page 219
    • 26(8) Page 248
    • 26(9) Page 283
    • 29(1) Page 34
    • 33(8) Page 186
    • 33(10) Page 231
    • 34(2) Page 41
    • 34(10) Page 242
  • N.Z.I.E publications. 34(2) Page 45
  • N.Z.I.E. news - Proceedings of technical groups. 32(2) Page 43
  • N.Z.I.E. publications. 35(1) Page 21
  • N.Z.I.E. Secretary's newsletter. 20(5) Page 189
  • New Zealand Geomechanics Society. 27(9) Page 297
  • New Zealand Timber Design Society. 34(12) Page 290
  • Secretary's Newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 32(7) Page 149
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 32(2) Page 25
  • Soil mechanics and foundation engineering. 20(7) Page 294
  • Technical group on water. 33(6) Page 139
  • Technical Group on Water. 31(1) Page 30
  • Technical groups of the N.Z.I.E. Bridges, G.F. 30(6) Page 168
  • Twenty years on - a history of the N.Z. Geomechanics Society. Blakeley, J.P. 33(10) Page 237
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TECHNICIAN ENGINEERS, ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS, REA'S, NZCE

  • Better status for Britain's technician engineering staff. Bromfield, E.A. 27(8) Page 263
  • Consultants' Notebook - Wellington area members discuss N.Z. Certificate in Engineering courses. 23(3) Page 119
  • Development of the technician beyond New Zealand Certificate level. Potter, B.W. 27(2) Page 73
  • Editorial -
    • - Advertising and the engineer's response. 27(8) Page 243
    • - Looking over the fence. 22(7) Page 263
    • - Quo vadis? 22(5) Page 177
  • Five years of Engineering Associate registration. Choat, C.J.M. 23(6) Page 242
  • Letter -
    • - Senior engineering positions - N.Z.C.E. Tierney, B.W. 28(11) Page 338 Includes response from Chairman, Executve Committee for Professional Qualification, G. Pallo.
    • - The education and training of the engineering technician. Maloy, C.L. 21(8) Page 360
    • - The engineering technician group. Jones, R.J. 25(12) Page 342
  • New Institution for technician engineers. Bromfield, E.A. 21(4) Page 185
  • New Zealand Institution of Engineers Recognition of the N.Z.C.E. as a qualification exempting from the Institution examinations. 25(12) Page 341
  • Progress in technician training. 22(8) Page 345
  • Report of conference on the Engineering Technician Group. 24(3) Page 99
  • The demand for and supply of technician engineers. 22(7) Page 265 And see 23(9) p.351 and 24(3) p.99
  • The education and training of the engineering technician Part 1: The technician and his place in industry. Choat, C.J.M. 20(10) Page 416 See discussion 21(7) page 295
  • The education and training of the engineering technician Part 2: Technician training and the Technical Institutes. Maloy, C.L. 20(10) Page 419 See discussion 21(7) page 295
  • The engineering technician group in New Zealand. 23(9) Page 351 Note correction published 23(12) p. 507
  • The place of the Technicians Certification Authority in the training of technicians. Wild, G.V. 26(8) Page 235
  • The supply of and demand for technician and professional engineers (1967-79). Taylor, J.B.C. 33(5) Page 106 See discussion 34(10) p.237.
  • The supply of and demand for technician and professional engineers 1967-73. Taylor, J.B.C.: Stevenson, D.C. 27(1) Page 22
  • The supply and demand for technician and professional engineers, 1970-76. Taylor, J.B.C.: Tucker, A.S.: Stevenson, D.C. 30(12) Page 352
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS

  • A communication system for the development of the Maui offshore natural gas field. Hustler, R.J. 32(4) Page 87
  • A signal-to-noise ratio mute circuit. Saunders, A.M. 26(5) Page 138
  • A telephone system for controlling the evacuation of a large building. Nicholls, N.R. 29(3) Page 90 A contribution to the Government Service Division news.
  • An automatic telephone network in a hydrogen sulphide laden atmosphere. Burns, D.McN.: McPherson, G.T.: Mayes, C.J.: Parnell, J.C.: Purvis, R.F.: Becker, M.P.: Treuren, G.H. 27(1) Page 3
  • Automatic control of standby engine-alternator sets. Godkin, M.E. 19(4) Page 138
  • Design of a specialised communications receiver. Purchas, H.J. 24(8) Page 242
  • Development of a peak-to-average ratio measuring unit. Wilkinson, R.B. 21(12) Page 528 See discussion 22(4) p. 162
  • Earth station antennas for satellite communications. Graham, P.B. 23(12) Page 504 For conference discussion see 24(6) p. 192
  • Editorial - Poles and wires. 24(11) Page 335
  • Government service division - Aids for the disabled. 33(10) Page 230
  • Government service division news -
    • - Post Office telex service. 28(2) Page 57
    • - Second trans-Tasman telephone cable. 28(8) Page 238
    • - The Post Office prepares for subscriber toll dialling (s.t.d.). 30(6) Page 178
  • Installation of 50 V batteries at the Auckland Telephone Centre. Osborne, R.I. 26(2) Page 46
  • Interference between power systems and telephone lines. Wallace, D.P. 34(7) Page 148
  • Letter - Poles and wires. Mill, A. 25(2) Page 53
  • Letter - Poles and wires. O'Kane, D. 25(7) Page 195
  • Measurement of phase variation on a microwave radio path. Heywood, B. 21(1) Page 36 See discussion (6) page 263.
  • Microwave radio systems for telecommunications in New Zealand. McDonald, N.A. 22(9) Page 365 See discussion 23(6) p. 262
  • Mt. Kaukau television transmitting station. 22(7) Page 284
  • New Zealand satellite earth station. Burdett, P.A. 26(5) Page 122
  • Presidential address 1965 - The origin, growth, and extension of electrical communications. Milne, G.R. 20(3) Page 83
  • Presidential address 1974 - Communication. de Lisle, E.W. 29(4) Page 101
  • Public service division news -
    • - Big dish at Warkworth. 26(4) Page 112
    • - Communications on electricity grid. 24(10) Page 329
    • - N.Z.P.O. develop an automatic transmission tester. 24(7) Page 231
    • - New telegraph switching centre for Wellington airport. 23(8) Page 344
    • - NZ Post Office South Island microwave systems: Occupational classification. 22(6) Page 259
    • - Rural area telephone service. 24(8) Page 270 See amendment 24(10) p. 331.
    • - Single-wire earth-return power systems and telephone circuits. 25(4) Page 109
    • - Some public service engineers and their work 2. Exchange development. 22(8) Page 346
  • Speech transmission standards in the New Zealand telephone network. Wilkinson, R.B. 33(9) Page 199
  • Stability and echo in telephone networks. Moffat, A.M. 22(1) Page 12 See discussion 22(4) p. 161
  • Subscriber toll dialling in New Zealand. Honore, K.G.: Skurr, J.A.: Hart, A.G. 32(1) Page 14 See discussion 32(11) p.261.
  • Telecommunications and artificial earth satellites. Rose, D.C. 19(9) Page 331 See discussion 20(6) p 246.
  • Telecommunications power plant development. Rands, G.F. 20(7) Page 268
  • The development of a communications receiver using a drift cancelling loop. Parr, R.K. 26(1) Page 15
  • The development of a telegraph signal break detector. Campbell, J.D.M. 24(4) Page 139
  • The economic number and size of a satellite telephone exchange system to serve a typical New Zealand development area. Elliott, J.W. 23(12) Page 473 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.199
  • The second trans-Tasman cable system. Press, G.W.: Stringfellow, B.J. 29(12) Page 333
  • The Wellington Polytechnic satellite communication programme. Hanley, A. 28(6) Page 162
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TESTING LABORATORIES

  • New Zealand's registered engineering laboratories. Wydenbach, J.C. 34(3) Page 55
  • The accreditation of testing laboratories in New Zealand. Bell, M.R. 33(11) Page 242
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TIMBER AND TIMBER ENGINEERING

  • A new approach to structure timber grading. Francis, C.R. 22(5) Page 208
  • An introduction to the pulp and paper industry. Clark, R.B. 20(10) Page 425 See discussion 21(6) page 261
  • Anaerobic sewage treatment in timber tanks. Bunby, H.S.: Hicks, R. 24(9) Page 284 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 156.
  • Bark utilisation: physical properties of three-layer particle board. Place, T.A.: Maloney, T.M. 32(9) Page 209
  • Consultants' notebook - consultants to New Zealand Steel: an unusual timber roof. 22(3) Page 129
  • Consultants' Notebook - Timber laminating bed. 25(8) Page 216
  • Durability of timber silencers at Wairakei geothermal steam field. Hedley, M.E. 34(2) Page 26
  • Economic aspects of rayon pulp production in New Zealand. Tucker, D.H. 19(4) Page 131
  • Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(1) Page 25
  • Engineering in the New Zealand Forest Service. Peterson, W.H.: Cone, C.M.: Turner, C.H.: Pickett, T.: Holland, H.A. 24(2) Page 47
  • Glue lamination. 24(8) Page 309
  • Glued laminated timber construction in New Zealand. Johnston, A.H.: Moss, P.J. 22(1) Page 3
  • Glued laminated timber. Buchan, A.J. 19(1) Page 25
  • Letter -
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Culley, P.A. 30(7) Page 213
    • - Engineering design with timber in New Zealand. Walford, G.B. 30(7) Page 213
    • - Structural timber. Simperingham, P. 33(6) Page 144 See letter 33(8) p.191.
    • - Structural timber. Hughes, J.M.O. 33(8) Page 191
  • New Zealand Timber Design Society. 34(12) Page 290
  • Timber glulam truck decks for heavy duty operations. Thomson, P.A. 30(2) Page 42
  • Timber preservation authority. 28(1) Page 29 Decisions of 81st meeting.
  • Timber preservation authority. 28(5) Page 150 Decisions of 82nd meeting.
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TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

  • An experimental and finite element analysis of stresses in truck chassis. Campbell, D.G.: Baas, P.H. 35(2) Page 38
  • At-grade intersections and their design. Hamilton, G.D. 23(12) Page 480 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.197
  • Auckland rapid transit scheme. 30(4) Page 99
  • Caravan and trailer stability. Lister, T.A. 33(1) Page 13 See letters 33(5) p.118 and 33(8) p.190.
  • Consultants' Notebook - 25 cubic metre rock bodies for standard truck chassis. 33(6) Page 143
  • 'Decisional factors' in road safety at intersections. Kammann, R. 31(2) Page 48 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • Editorial - 'Quo vadis?' 35(1) Page 1
  • Editorial - Transport - the search for a policy. 29(5) Page 127
  • Expo 67 The Expo Express. Hefferman, J.J.: Hathaway, H.L.: Murzynski, M. 22(8) Page 326 3 of 3 papers.
  • Four-way intersection controls and road accidents (including a notation system for intersection conflicts). Kammann, R.: Thomson, G. 33(9) Page 203
  • Letter - Caravan and trailer stability. Stevens, E.E. 33(5) Page 118 Includes response from T.A. Lister.
  • Letter - Caravan and trailer stability. Stevens, E.E. 33(8) Page 190 Includes response from T.A. Lister.
  • N.Z.I.E. submission to Government on the Consultative Document 'A new direction for N.Z. transport'. 30(6) Page 170
  • One-way street system in Dunedin. Hasell, B.B. 24(11) Page 340 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 158.
  • One-way streets and area-wide traffic signal control for Christchurch City. Surtees, H.E. 24(10) Page 303
  • Ornamental rocks... an environmental danger. Jackett, M.J. 33(12) Page 275
  • Oxford Street, London - an experimental traffic scheme. Carstens, R.S. 29(5) Page 137
  • Planning for air transportation growth. Jones, F.W.O. 23(10) Page 389 For conference discussion see 24(6) p.195
  • Planning for the control of traffic noise. Stevenson, D.C. 34(11) Page 258
  • Problems of human information processing at intersections. Thomson, G.A.: Kammann, R. 34(2) Page 36
  • The effect of traffic and physical characteristics on accidents at urban intersections. Kitto, H.J. 29(8) Page 230
  • The University of Canterbury parking and travel survey, 1966. Williman, A. 23(10) Page 412
  • The urban transport dilemma. Williman, A. 30(1) Page 19
  • The Wellington cable cars. Burdett, R.E. 34(4) Page 83
  • Traffic planning and the functions of a road network. Douglass, M. 21(11) Page 459 See discussion 22(7) p. 281.
  • Urban transport proposals. Foster, J. 35(1) Page 7
  • Urban transportation. 19(9) Page 352
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TUNNELS

  • Arthur's Pass tunnel. Holmes, R.W. 28(8) Page 234
  • Government service division news - The Kaimai tunnel. 27(7) Page 236
  • Investigations into clarifying Tongariro tunnel drainage water. Bell, D.J.: McLachlan, C.N.S. 34(10) Page 235
  • Letter - Soil-cement test lengths, Lyttelton Tunnel road. Alley, P.J. 21(4) Page 187
  • Low-speed wind tunnels - the second generation. de Bray, B.P.G. 31(11) Page 251
  • Manapouri power project: tailrace tunnel construction. Brooks, S.E. 25(5) Page 120
  • Manapouri tests man's ability. Burdett, P.A. 23(1) Page 29
  • Probabilistic assessment of the stability of a cut slope. Pender, M.J. 31(10) Page 239
  • Public service division news - Lowering of the floors of the Paekakariki railway tunnels. 22(9) Page 391
  • Public service division news - Porootarao railway tunnel; Balclutha railway bridge. 22(10) Page 430
  • Pump-out tests for Poutu tunnel investigations Hinkley, A.T. 29(7) Page 196
  • Repairs to a main trunk railway tunnel. Webley, J.F. 25(7) Page 186
  • Soft tunnelling techniques used in the United Kingdom. Firth, B.E. 25(6) Page 150
  • Symposium on the Christchurch-Lyttelton road tunnel 1964 -
    • Construction. Smith, J.G. 19(12) Page 461
    • Lighting and electrical installation. Horn, J.K. 19(12) Page 473
    • Planning and design. Spooner, B.W. 19(12) Page 457
    • Ventilation. Dokter, P.S. 19(12) Page 469 And see discussion on all Christchurch-Lyttelton road tunnel symposium papers 20(7) p 286.
  • The Kaimai Tunnel - general features. Stirrat, A.G. 32(12) Page 281 See discussion 33(10) p.234.
  • The Kaimai Tunnel boring machine. Harrison, K.J.: Taylor, R.E.C. 33(3) Page 50
  • Tunnel roof support by rock pinning. 22(11) Page 487
  • Tunnelling in Metropolitan Auckland with particular reference to the Auckland Metropolitan Drainage Board's district. Gilmour, R. 21(7) Page 275
  • Wellington urban motorway - the Terrace tunnel -
    • Electrical services and lighting. Caradus, W.G. 30(8) Page 236
    • Engineering geological investigations Riddolls, B.W.: Perrin, N.D. 30(8) Page 221
    • General features. Preston, R.L. 30(8) Page 217
    • Jet-fan ventilation. Ostling, A.R. 30(8) Page 231
    • Tied-back retaining walls. Rutledge, J.C. 30(8) Page 242
    • Underground design. Wilcox, P.J. 30(8) Page 225
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WASTE DISPOSAL, including HAZARDOUS WASTE,SOLID WASTE, WASTE MANAGEMENT, WASTE TREATMENT

  • A domestic and industrial sewage oxidation pond. Beca, G.S.: Airey, D.C. 22(6) Page 229
  • A treatment for sewage and liquid trade wastes. Mawson, K.J. 25(6) Page 147
  • Anaerobic sewage treatment in timber tanks. Bunby, H.S.: Hicks, R. 24(9) Page 284 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 156.
  • Bark utilisation: physical properties of three-layer particle board. Place, T.A.: Maloney, T.M. 32(9) Page 209
  • Consultants' Notebook - From rubbish dump to pleasure park. 33(10) Page 230
  • Consultants' Notebook - Tauranga city main drainage scheme and treatment plant. 25(6) Page 169
  • Editorial - Pipes and pipe dreams. 30(9) Page 253 See letters 30(11) p. 343, and 31(1) p.29..
  • Important trends in engineering research. Davies, J.T. 27(7) Page 219 1971 Conference guest lecture.
  • Letter -
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams Editorial in 'New Zealand Engineering' for September 1975. Bull, P.C. 31(1) Page 29
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams Editorial in 'New Zealand Engineering' for September 1975. Wither, B. 31(1) Page 29
    • - Pipes and pipe dreams. Wildy, A.J. 30(11) Page 343
    • - Waste bark - a furnace fuel? Searle, J.W. 29(3) Page 95 Includes reply from R.G. Bell.
  • Modern developments in solid waste disposal. Hutchinson, G.A. 29(4) Page 117
  • Municipal compost plant for Auckland. 19(2) Page 73
  • Municipal compost plant, Auckland: investigations and development. Hutchinson, G.A. 21(12) Page 509 See discussion 22(8) p 333.
  • New developments in controlled landfills at Happy Valley, Wellington. Nordberg, P.K. 33(10) Page 224
  • Secretary's newsletter. Bartlett, A.J. 31(7) Page 173
  • Waste bark - a furnace fuel? Bell, R.G. 28(12) Page 361 See letter 29(3) p.94.
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WASTEWATER AND DRAINAGE, including SEWAGE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL, SEA OUTFALLS

  • A comprehensive sewer design chart for both maximum and minimum flows. Brady, D.K. 19(11) Page 432 See discussion 20(5) p 201.
  • A domestic and industrial sewage oxidation pond. Beca, G.S.: Airey, D.C. 22(6) Page 229
  • A method of physico-organic treatment of organic wastewaters. Stephenson, P. 32(8) Page 184 See discussion 32(10) p.240.
  • A new test for sewer lines. Seal, K.E.: Mountfort, M.V.: Allan, R.R. 20(7) Page 257
  • A treatment for sewage and liquid trade wastes. Mawson, K.J. 25(6) Page 147
  • Anaerobic sewage treatment in timber tanks. Bunby, H.S.: Hicks, R. 24(9) Page 284 For discussion, see 25(6) p. 156.
  • Bedding requirements for rubber-ring sewer pipes. Henwood, J.W. 27(4) Page 140
  • Biological sewage treatment with particular reference to oxidation ponds. Ferrier, D.A.: Ralston, J. 25(10) Page 263 See discussion 26(6) p. 172
  • City of Hamilton water pollution control plant. Steven, D.L. 33(6) Page 122
  • Consultants' Notebook -
    • - 1976 A.C.E.N.Z. awards: Waihi beach sewage treatment plant. 31(8) Page 205
    • - Award of merit plaque. 28(3) Page 88
    • - Consulting engineers' activities in Christchurch: Curved sewers - why not? 23(4) Page 163
    • - Effluent settling tanks. 27(9) Page 297
    • - Land methods of wastewater treatment and utilisation. Evison, R.D. 34(5) Page 117 See letters 34(8) p.192.
    • - Post-tensioned sewer river crossing. 32(2) Page 42
    • - Stormwater at Petone. 25(10) Page 282
    • - Tauranga city main drainage scheme and treatment plant. 25(6) Page 169
    • - Western hills drainage: Hutt Valley. 26(8) Page 247
  • Cross sectional stresses in pipes subject to ground loads. Seal, K.E.: Mountfort, M.V. 26(3) Page 66
  • Design considerations for sewer pipes made from rigid materials. Seal, K.E.: Mountfort, M.V. 23(7) Page 280
  • Design of the Thorndon Overbridge Part 6: Drainage and hardware. Willberg, G.D. 23(12) Page 501
  • Emergency repairs to a tunnel sewer Ottawa, Ontario. Lello, J.W. 26(5) Page 141
  • Hydraulic design of gravity flow in sewers. Pearson, F.H. 26(7) Page 214
  • Investigations into clarifying Tongariro tunnel drainage water. Bell, D.J.: McLachlan, C.N.S. 34(10) Page 235
  • Letter -
    • - Curved sewers. Williams, H.C. 23(6) Page 255
    • - Land treatment of sewage. Mawson, K.J. 34(8) Page 193
    • - Land treatment of sewage. Thorstensen, A.L. 34(8) Page 192
  • Municipal engineering in Suva, Fiji. Chandler, D.R.E. 22(3) Page 112
  • Nelson prestressed flexible submarine outfall. Ade, G.J. 25(8) Page 205 See discussion 26(6) page 168.
  • Small buried pipes simplified and safer design. Pearson, F.