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NOTES ON CONCRETE AND WORKS IN CONCRETE.

By JOHN NEWMAN, Assoc. M. Inst. C.E.

REVIEWS OF THE PRESS.

ENGINEERING11th November, 1887.

An epitome of the best practice which may be relied upon not to mislead.

“The successful construction of works in concrete is a difficult matter to explain in books.”

“All the points which open the way to bad work are carefully pointed out by our author with a pertinacious insistence which demonstrates his clear appreciation of their value.”

IRON21st October, 1887.

“As numerous examples are cited of the use of concrete in public works, and details supplied, the book will greatly assist engineers engaged upon such works.”

THE BUILDER24th September, 1887.

“A very practical little book, carefully compiled, and one which all writers of specifications for concrete work would do well to peruse.”

The book contains reliable information for all engaged upon public works.

“A perusal of Mr. Newman’s valuable little handbook will point out the importance of a more careful investigation of the subject than is usually supposed to be necessary.”

AMERICAN PRESS.

BUILDING19th November, 1887.

“To accomplish so much in so limited a space, the subject-matter has been confined to chapters.”

We take pleasure in saying that this is the most admirable and complete handbook on concretes for engineers of which we have knowledge.

London: E. & F. N. SPON, 125, Strand.