Reports On Proposed Bridges
Reports On Proposed Bridges
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269. Where not the whole of those works constructed at the expense of other departments ? No. A great deal was constructed at the cost of shipowners, 270. They have paid the interest on it, but they have not paid the capital ? No, they bought the material with which the wharves were made.
271. Except that portion which they had to put out somewhere, the shipowners contributed nothing to the capital ? No, but that was a very heavy charge on them.
272. They had to leave the ballast somewhere, and... it was convenient for them to put it out at the dyke ?
Yes, hut it was a considerable charge on them. These works were constructed at a small cost originally.
273. The Government has gone into debt for the dyke ? Yes.
274. A nd the Railway Department is getting the revenue from that expenditure without having contributed any of its own capital towards it ? I cannot say that, because they have constructed railways which lead to the dyke, and which afford facilities for shipping coal.
275. They have constructed a branch line to the island ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
269. Where not the whole of those works constructed at the expense of other departments ? No. A great deal was constructed at the cost of shipowners, 270. They have paid the interest on it, but they have not paid the capital ? No, they bought the material with which the wharves were made.
271. Except that portion which they had to put out somewhere, the shipowners contributed nothing to the capital ? No, but that was a very heavy charge on them.
272. They had to leave the ballast somewhere, and... it was convenient for them to put it out at the dyke ?
Yes, hut it was a considerable charge on them. These works were constructed at a small cost originally.
273. The Government has gone into debt for the dyke ? Yes.
274. A nd the Railway Department is getting the revenue from that expenditure without having contributed any of its own capital towards it ? I cannot say that, because they have constructed railways which lead to the dyke, and which afford facilities for shipping coal.
275. They have constructed a branch line to the island ?
What to read after Reports On Proposed Bridges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New South Wales. Parliament. Standing Committee On Public Works to read onlineMoreLess
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