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Mr. Buckton. charged against the job had proved very suitable in many other developments which were going on in the country and had been absorbed in a remarkable manner. Most of the cement used in the harbour work came from the local Jewish firm, the Nesher Cement Company, and was very good.barrows were of a different type from those usually met with in England, which were of such a form that to use them as measuringboxes would be a most uncertain method. In any case, however, the use of barrows in connection with the l-cubic-yard mixer seemed hard to justify, on account of its costliness. The greatest possible care seemed to have been taken in the measurement of the water, but that would appear to be a refinement entirely incommensurate Downloaded by [ University of Liverpool] on [11/09/16].