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(Bulletin de la société d'acclimatation, 3rd ser. vol. IV pp. 363-378) 8vo, Paris, 1877. Vignes, Les, japonaises de Mr. H. Degron, (Vigne américaine, 1884, September and October number), 8vo, Lyon. Yahito, Tukuba, Weincultur in Japan, (Oesterreichische Monatsschrift f. d. c. Architecture and Engineering (including Drainage, American Architect and Building News, 4to, Boston, (Still in progress). vol. I. II. V. VII. year pp. 1876. 55-56 and 136. Jap. building at the Centennial Exhibition. 124-125. R. H. Brunton, Constructive art in Japan, (from Trans- 1877. 72. Primitive fireproof buildings, (godowns made of clay). 396. The Imperial palace in Kioto. 1879. 120. Panelling of the cabins of the "Gallia" of the Cunard Line executed by Japanese workmen expecially brought to England for that purpose. 1880. 86. The firelaws of Japan. 146. The great fire in Tokio on Dec. 26th 1879. 40. Commencing of the construction of the new imperial palace. American Architect and Building News (continued). vol. year pp. VIII. 1880. 94. A Japanese phosphorescent paint. X. XI. XII. 90. Jap. temple in Paris projected by Japanese residents there. 1882. 246. Jap. firelaws. 1883. 166. Jap. fireproof buildings (reprinted from "Fireman's Journal"). XIII. 1883.214. Crematory in Japan. XIX. 1886. 55. Earthquakeproof buildings in Japan. — p. 82. Old Jap. cantileaver bridge. p. 146. European architecture in Japan. p. 302. The suspended beam in Jap. pagodas (from Mr. Conder's paper). pp. 3, 31, 41 and 65. Illustrated extracts from "Morse, Jap. homes." XXI. 1887. 122. Jap. drawing pen.-p. 160. Domestic architecture in Japan (from Mr. Conder's paper). — p. 162. Facsimile reproduction on two plates of original Japanese architectural drawings. XXVI. 1889. 68. Japanese house building. Berger, H. H. Homes and temples of Japan, (Overland Monthly, new ser., vol. 10 pp. 337 and foll.), San Francisco. Brunton, R. H. Public works [railways, lighthouses and telegraphlines] in Japan with a map, (Ocean Highways ed. by Cl. Markham 1872 [December] pp. 276-278). Brunton, R. H. Constructive Art in Japan, (Transactions Asiatic Society Japan, vol. II pp. 57-77), 8v0, Yokohama, 1874. An other article on the same subject, (ibidem vol. III [pt. 2] pp. 20-34), 8vo, Yokohama, 1876 [reprinted 1884]. Burton, W. K. Abstract of a lecture on sanitation in Japan, (Transactions Asiatic Society Japan vol. XVII [pt. II] pp. XVI and XVII), 8vo, Yokohama, 1889. Cawley, G. Some remarks on constructions in brick and wood, and their relative suitability in Japan, (Transactions Asiatic Society Japan, vol. VI [pt. II] pp. 291-320), 8vo, Yokohama, 1878. Conder, J. Notes on Japanese [temple, public and domestic] Architecture with 2 plates, (Sessional Papers of the Royal Institute of British Architects for 1877-78 pp. 179-191), 4to, London. Conder, J. Further notes on Japanese [temple] architecture with illustrations in the text and 15 plates, (Transactions of the Royal Institute of British Architects, New ser., vol. II pp. 185-209), 4to, London, 1886. Conder, J. Architecture in Japan, (Van Nostrand's Eclectic Engineering Magazine, vol. 18 p. 509 and foll.), New York. Conder, J. Domestic Architecture in Japan with illustrations in the text and 8 plates, (Transactions of the Royal Institute of British Architects, New ser., vol. III pp. 103-127), 4to, London, 1887. Conder, J. An architect's notes on the great earthquake of October 1891, Conder, R. T. A Japanese gentleman's house at Tokio with illustrations in vol. XIV. (1880): p. 167. Gagliardi, (Prof am Polytechnikum in Tokio), Auffinden eines grossen Marmorlagers im Ibraki-Gebirge. vol. XXIII. (1889): pp. 45-46. Dr. Ed. Naumann, Die Baukunst und das Bauhandwerk Japan's; ein Vortrag gehalten im Muenchener Architecten- und Ingenieur-Verein. vol. XXIV. (1890): p. 23. Eisenbahnbauten in Japan. vol. XXV. (1891): Deutsche Entwuerfe fuer japanische Monumentalbauten. PP. 121-122. I: Parliaments gebaeude fuer Tokio with plate. pp. 161. II: Justizpalast fuer Tokio with plate. Deutsche Bauzeitung (continued). vol. XXV. pp. 209-210. III: Justizministerium in Tokio with illustrations in the text. pp. 221-222. IV: Polizeipraesidium with illustrations in the text vol. XXV. (1892): p. 246. Brueckenbauten in Japan nach dem Erdbeben vom October 1891 with illustrations. Dresser, C. Some features of Japanese architecture and ornament. A lecture, The following articles refer to Japan: Colliery winding machine. — Shipbuilding.-Government Engineering works at Kobé, 1883 vol. II p. 852. Commencement of manufacture of wrought iron in Japan, 1875, vol. II Construction of two charcoal blast-furnaces at Heigori, 1875, vol. I p. 299. Description of the chief deposits of iron-ores in Japan, 1872 vol. II Extent and working of iron sands from Japan, 1874 vol. II p. 437. Metallurgical technology of Japan, [iron-ores, their calcination - smelting the iron the Amegawha ironworks the defects of Jap. smelting processes statistics] 1880 vol. I pp. 381-389. Mode of producing iron at the works of Cotchino-Mimouro, 1875, vol. Ip. 300. Reports on iron trade of Japan, 1872 vol. I p. 154, vol. II p. 156, 1874 pp. 203 and 437, 1875 pp. 299 and 618, 1876 pp. 211 and 608, 1880, p. 381. Lescasse, J. An essay on Japanese buildings and on buildings in general considered in connection with earthquakes; and a description of a system designed to give security to constructions in masonry, (Japan Gazette, 1877, March 29th), Yokohama. Mc Clatchie, T. R. H. The feudal Mansions of Yedo, (Transactions Asiatic Milne, J. and F. Omori, On the overturning and fracturing of brick- and Montefiore, L. Les temples au Japon with plate, (Mémoires de l'Athénée oriental, vol. I pp. 95-100), 4to, Paris, 1871. Morse, E. S. Housebuilding in Japan, (Popular Science Monthly, vol. 28 p. 643 and foll.). New York. Morse, E. S. On the older forms of Terra-Cotta roofing tiles, 72 pp. with An other issue of this edition is marked on the titlepage "London, 1886. New cheaper edition in 8vo, London, 1887. (10s 6d), + + + + Perry, J. and W. E. Ayrton, On structures in an earthquake country. A paper published by the Imperial College of Engineering in Tokio. Pfoundes, C. Constructive art in Japan, (Builder vol. 37 pp. 1306-7 and 1395), folio, London, 1879. Piggott], F. T. Some notes on Japanese architecture, illustrated, (Builder, vol. 64 [Nos2618-19] pp. 262-263 and 280-282), London, 1893. Report on the routes for the Main Trunk Lines through Central Japan viz. from Tokio to Kioto and across to Niigata, 20 pp. and map. Kobe, 1876. Reports, Descriptive, of the Imperial Government Railways of Japan [by R. Vicars Boyle], 42 pp. with map, 8vo, Kobe, 1876. Revue générale de l'architecture et des travaux publics. Paris. vol. 43. col. 97-193. C. Daly, Les temples japonais with II plates (some coloured) by Abel Guérineau. col. 193. vol. 44. col. 23. C. Daly, Les temples boudhistes du Japon. C. Daly, Un temple rustique au Japon, with 2 plates. col. 111-152. C. Détain, La couverture en toile au Japon with 6 plates (some coloured). col. 200. C. Daly, L'architecture fermière au Japon, with 3 plates. Seymour, Dr. Abstract of his lecture on the hygienic aspects of Japanese dwellinghouses with remarks by Dr. Baelz, (Transactions Asiatic Society Japan, vol. XVII [pt. II] pp. XVIII-XXI), 8vo, Yokohama, 1889. Stein, Dr. E. von, Erdbeben und japanische Gebaeude, (Oesterreichische Monatsschrift f. d. Orient, vol. XIX pp. 77-79), 4to, Wien, 1893. Tempelbau, Der japanische, (Wochenblatt fuer Baukunde, Sonderausgabe der "Deutschen Bauzeitung", vol. IX Nɔs. 68, 69), 4to, Berlin, 1887. The new Imperial Law Courts in Tokio in course of construction by Ende and Boeckmann, architects, with two designs of them on 2 plates, (Builder, vol. 64 [No 2619] pp. 288-289), folio, London, 1893. Thomson, H. H. Penpicture of a Japanese. Temple, (The Christian Advocate 1888 Oct. 18th p. 688), New York. Tietze, O. Bautechnische Bemerkungen ueber die durch das grosse Erdbeben in Gebaeuden angerichteten Verwuestungen, (Mittheilungen d. deutschen Gesellschaft f. Natur- und Voelkerkunde Ostasiens, vol. V [pt. 48] pp. 383387), 4to, Yokohama, 1892. Waddell, J. A. L. A system of iron railroad-bridges for Japan, 258 pp. text and atlas of 42 tables or plates, in 2 vols small 4to, Tokio, 1885. Forms No 11 of the "Memoirs of the Science Department of the Tokio Daigaku”. Walsch, C. F. Sanitation in Japan; a comparative study, (Transactions Brighton Health Congress for 1881 pp. 98-103), 8vo, London, 1882. d. Forestry and Arboriculture. Belhomme, Sur le choix des chênes destinés à la nourriture du Bombyx Yama-mai, (Bulletin de la Société d'acclimatation), 8vo, Paris, 1865. Bellecourt, Duchesne de, Note sur l'écorce de l'arbuste à papier du Japon (Bulletin de la Société d'acclimatation) 8vo, Paris, 1865. Breuil, A. du, Le Néflier du Japon comme arbre fruitier de grande culture (Revue horticole 1876 pp. 70-71), Paris. Castillon, comte de, Les bambous japonais (Revue horticole, 1877 pp. 13-15), Paris. Dupont, Adolphe E. Les essences forestières du Japon, illustrated, large 8vo, Paris, 1880. (fr. 4.50). Published at first in shorter form [also illustrated] in the "Revue maritime et coloniale" vol. 60 [1879] pp. 569-601 vol. 62 [1879] pp. 183-222 and 411-463 and vol. 63 [1879] pp. 162-204, Paris. This work gives the natural history and cultivation not only of the forest plants, but of all other produce of the vegetable kingdom and detailed statement of their uses by the Japanese in the multifarous trades, medicine etc. At the end is a list of 319 plants giving the Japanse name [in Roman characters], their Chinese equivalent [in Chinese type], the scientific name in Latin and in many cases the French name besides. |