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and Domestic Industry (p. 896), by A. Raphael, Ph. D., D.
C. L., Stockholm. Industrial Art (p. 902), by Miss Maria
Hallman, Ph. C., Stockholm. The most prominent Swedish
Inventors in the domain of industry (p. 908), by N. Rahm,
Chief Engineer, Royal Patent Office. — The Maps in this
section are drawn up by K. Key-Åberg, Ph. D., Actuary at the
Board of Trade, Stockholm.
1. Articles for Nutriment or Indulgence......................775.
2. Textile and Clothing Industry............................793.
3. Hides, Skins, and Hair.................810.
4. Oils, Tar, India-rubber, and kindred commodities......812.
5. Timber-ware Industry..................818.
6. The Paper Industry....................................829.
7. Manufactures from various Vegetable Substances..............833.
8. Manufactures of Stone, Clay, Charcoal, and Peat............833.
9. Chemical Industry......................................855.
10. Metal and Machine Industry............... 862.
11. Other Industries.................... 886.
12. Handicraft and Domestic Industry............ 896.
13. Industrial Art..................... 902.
14. The most prominent Swedish Inventors in the domain of Industry 908.
XI. Commerce.......................910.
History (p. 910). — Foreign Commerce (p. 917).—Custom
Legislation and Custom Staff (p. 932), by A. Berencreutz,
Chamberlain, Swedish-Norwegian Consul General, Copenhagen.
— Inland Commerce (p. 934), by L. G. Tidander, C. E.,
Stockholm. — Commercial Education (p.,936), by A. Ahlström,
Ph. D., Principal of the Gothenburg Commercial College.
XII. Shipping and Navigation................941
History (p. 941). — Shipping in general (p. 943). —
Shipping between Sweden and foreign countries (p. 944). —
Swedish Vessels in Foreign Shipping (p. 949). — Home
Navigation (p. 952), by Captain G. Wallenberg, Stockholm,
Member of the Riksdag. — Canals (p. 954), by Lieut. Col. P.
Laurell, Stockholm, and Major G. Nerman, Uppsala. — Harbours
and Docks (p. 960), by Major G. Nerman, Uppsala. — PilotB
and Lighthouses, Maritime Life-Saving Establishments (p. 961),
and Salvage and Diving Work (p. 964), by E. Smith, Pilot Captain,
Stockholm, Member of the Riksdag. — Navigation Schools (p. 966),
by Captain S. Björling, Manager of the Navigation School in
Malmö. — Maritime legislation (p. 967), and Dues of shipping
(p. 970), by A. Berencreutz, Chamberlain, Swedish-Norwegian
Consul General, Copenhagen. — The Sailors (p. 972), by A.
Raphael, Ph. D., D. C. L., Stockholm, H. Burström, Actuary at
the Koyal Central Bureau of Statistics, and Captain Hj. Gulda,
R. N., Stockholm.
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