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ilp archive : journals
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public lighting no. 4 vol. 1
December 1936
- Editorial p91
- The Game Continues (a member of staff has drawn a picture summing up the spirit of the
profession with gas and electricity playing chess), Brighter Trunk Roads (with new control of main
trunk roads by the MOT it is hoped for greater uniformity of lighting) and Coronation Decorations.
- Lighting: Authority Organisation, Lighting: Events
- Public Lighting In Malta by L. Agius, A. and C.E. p92-94
- A brief history of Public Lighting in Malta from oil, petrol vapour, gas lamp,
electric (arc, carbon-filament, metal-filament) and finally gas-filled incandescent.
- Lighting: History, Lighting: Installations, Lighting: Management
- The Electric Discharge Lamp - A Survey Of Development by J. N. Aldington, B.Sc., A.I.C.
p95-p100, p105-p107
- Enitre copy of the paper given at the conference. Includes
discussion.
- Lighting: Lamps
- Light-Actuated Switch For Island Refuge p104
- It's now become regular practice to install light-actuated switches for
the control of guardposts, bollards and island refuges. Includes a picture
of a novel installation in Salisbury of the Oxford Pattern Refuge with
control by Radiovisor, Parent.
- Lighting: Control
- Lighting Equipment For The Coronation p108
- Description of decorative illumination equipment made by the GEC for the coronation of
King George VI.
- Lighting: Lanterns, Lighting: Events
- New Public Thoroughfare Lighting Scheme At Newscatle-Upon-Tyne p109
- Description of new Osira based discharge lighting in the Walker ward
of the city.
- Lighting: Installations
- Illuminated Signs p109
- Description and pictures of a range of Directional Signs made by Hailwood And Ackroyd of
Morley, near Leeds.
- Lighting: Lanterns
- Illuminated Kerbs - Nottingham p109
- Description of an experimental scheme in Nottingham where electrically lighted
kerbs have been installed.
- Lighting: Installations
- Promenade Lighting, Margate Kent p110-111
- A brief account of some effective Electric and Gas Installations at the coastal resort.
Includes a page of night-time photographs taken from the promenade and the sea.
- Lighting: Installations
- Extract From Gas Journal p110
- A note that the position of Public Lighting Inspector of Dundee will not be retained
after the retirement of R. D. Robertson after he held the post
since 1923. The lighting of the city will be handed over to the Gas Department and
the Electricity Department. The editor notes that this is a retrograde step.
- Lighting: Management
- Song Of The Lamp Posts p112
- A reprint from Reynold's Newspaper of a romantic song about
street lights.
- Lighting: Social Comment
- Improved Lighting At New Scotland Yard p112
- Exits and Quadrangle have been relit by
Siemens Sieray-Dual Lamps in Diffusing Lanterns
so The Flying Squad can leave at a moment's notice.
- Lighting: Installations
- Permanently Floodlighted p112
- Night picture of the Taite Memorial Clock in Limerick which has been floodlit
by six 500W projectors.
- Lighting: Installations
- More Light On Ireland: Improved Lighting Installations In Limerick City p113
- Pictures sent in my Mr. Frank Algar of Dublin of
lighting installations recently carried out by the Electricity
Supply Board or Dublin for the Corporation of Limerick City. Includes
details of the Taite Memorial Clock, Sarsfield Bridge and O'Connell Street.
- Lighting: Installations
- Examples Of Good Street Lighting p114
- Pictures and descriptions of schemes in Dagenham, Hereford and West Ham.
- Lighting: Installations
- Lecture In London p114
- Details of a lecture entitled "Luminescene And Its Applications" to be
given by J. T. Randall, M.Sc at The Royal Society Of Arts.
- Lighting: Theory
- Lighting Notes p116
- Brief descriptions of lighting schemes in Greenock,
Sevenoaks, Lancaster, Wedmore, Clevedon, Hull, Johnstone, Bolton,
Halifax, Hammersmith and Hebden Bridge.
- Lighting: Installations
- Motorist's Option p116
- Report from the South Wales Evening Post where the new discharge lighting
along the Mumbles Road is praised.
- Lighting: Installations
- Educating The Public! p116
- Correction from the Evening Standard where mercury vapour discharge
lamps are now correctly described as blue, not orange.
- Lighting: Lamps
- Sheffield's Modernised Railing Station Lighting p116
- Before and after photographs of the new gas installation at Sheffield which uses
Sugg Littleton lamps.
- Lighting: Installation
- Adverts:
British Commercial Gas Association,
William Sugg And Co., Ltd.,
Walter Slingsby and Co., Ltd.,
Siemens Electric Lamps And Supplies Ltd.,
The British Thomson-Houston Co. Ltd.,
Philips Lamps Ltd.,
The Horstmann Gear Co., Ltd.,
Poles, Ltd,
REVO Electric Co., Ltd.,
Foster And Pullen Ltd.,
Concrete Utilities Co., Ltd.,
Radiovisor Parent Ltd.,
Gowshall Ltd.,
APLE Conference Folkestone 1937,
Bromford Tube Co., Ltd.,
James Keith And Blackman Co., Ltd. and
The General Electric Co., Ltd.
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