Engineering in South Africa

Abstract

AT the close of the war the author was appointed by the Engineer to visit all the British possessions in Africa south of the Zambesi River, and to write frankly and fully to that journal on the various problems which have been evolved by recent events. The result was a series of articles on “South Africa from an Engineer's Point of View.” These articles were of a highly interesting nature, and were much appreciated at the time. The Engineer in South Africa. By Stafford Ransome Pp. xx + 319. (Westminster: Archibald Constable and Co., Ltd., 1903.) Price 7s. 6d.