Calendar: 1888-1889 Page 452

440 WORKSHOP EVENING CLASSES IRON WORK The use of the Hammer and Chisel the File and Scraping Tools to produce Surface the Whitworth method Fit- ting Gear Work and General Machinery the use of the Screw Cutting Lathe and Planing Machine Students are encouraged to make for themselves Lathes and small Engines up to five or seven inches diameter of Cylinder They are also made acquainted with the construction of modern Land and Marine Engines and the practical use of the Indicator SMITH WORK Students are taught to make and temper Chisels Drills and Turning tools to weld Iron and Steel and to produce light forgings This shop is provided with two Forges and well-selected stock of Tools CASTING IN BRASS AND IRON The Foundry is furnished with Cupola two Brass Furnaces two Drying-stones and other suitable appointments for complete course ofinstruction in Foundry work and for producing the lighter class cf Castings These Classes are conducted by Mr David Walker Supei- intendent of the College Workshops assisted by skilled workmen in each department The hours of attendance are from 30 to on Tuesday and Thursday evenings Fee for instruction £2 2s per term of about twelve weeks payable in advance in the College office Further information may be obtained from the Superin- tendent at the Workshop clothworkers' prizes Prize of £5 in Books for Metal Work and similar Prize for Wood Work is given every year by the Cloth- workers' Company at the close of the Summer Session to the