Calendar: 1884-1885 Page 213

APPLIED SCIENCES 207 Τ Evening Classes he Workshop is also open in the evening on peciai fees See page 397 payment of REGULATIONS FOR STUDENTS No Student is allowed to wear the College Gown in the orkshop or Coat with long skirts or loose sleeves or to ork in shirt-sleeves without their being turned up so as to be ut of the wav No Ap may be bv Students wh sing any of the Machines driven by steam-power II No Student is allowed under any circumstances to inter- re with any of the Machines except the Machine with which ט is actually engaged at work Π Γ No Student is allowed to interfere in any way with the ell signals or to give the signal for starting or stopping the ngine unless requested to do so by the Superintendent or oreman or in case of an accident IV The regular signal for starting or stopping the Engine ill be three distinct strokes of the Bell and whenever the ignal is given fo to ρ ρ th Ensrine all Μ must diately be thrown out of gear The same signal will the Engine Room alway Ρ to starting ping the Ε No Student is admitted to the Engine Room without he permission of the Superintendent and when admitted is not to touch any of the Gauge Cocks Valves or any 0- he Gear belonging to the Engine or Boiler VI The stationary adjustments of the Lathes and Machines re not to be altered in any way without application to the uperintendent or Foreman VII Students must be careful in using those Tools Ex- mples and Models which are provided by the College for eneral use to preserve them from injury and to return them