Journal

Proceedings of the Western Australian Institution of Engineers

Functions
Engineering and Journal

Summary

The Proceedings of the Western Australian Institution of Engineers were published in ten Volumes from 1910 until 1920, and contain over 60 articles. It ceased publication when the "Western Australian Institution of Engineers" became part of the "Institution of Engineers, Australia".

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The Proceedings have been digitised and are freely available on the State Library of Western Australia's website:
Proceedings of the Western Australian Institution of Engineers

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