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  • ...here-tin-ore, for instance which was at present seriously affected by the cost of carriage, but would become at once highly important if carriage was redu
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  • ...money taken at the door will need to be considerable in order to clear the cost of the undertaking. Once in every two or three evenings there will be the a
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  • ...the matter. It was of very little consequence whether any particular line cost £1,546 17s. 6d. or £1,500,000, because they not only got the advantage of ...railway would cost £1,595,000. He for his part, did not suppose it would cost a million. Besides the large number of persons a railway would attract, it
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  • ...om the seaboard and other parts of the colony, which greatly increases tho cost of living and the price of all imported articles, and cuts us off from a ma ...sengers to these districts will more than pay the interest required on the cost of a railway, and, according to recent reliable estimates of the highest au
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  • ...own the spur, and report to this meeting upon the best method and probable cost of carrying out the proposed improvements. His report was now lying on the
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  • ...of bridging over the fiats would be only £10,400 in excess of the average cost of the whole line. If arrangements could be made to cause the same track to ...d justify a line being made to the latter village? These twenty miles will cost, at, £9,300 per mile, £180,000. Can the 150 people at Wodonga or the 100
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  • ...his fact shows the great want of machinery in the Beechworth district. The cost of transit makes the machinery most expensive, and the inconveniences of th
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  • These [[Beechworth|Beechworth]] bye-laws have cost and will continue to cost our miners thousands of pounds annually. Knowing and seeing this why does n
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  • ...r £15,000. Deduct the value of the sheep, say at 5s each, £5,000; do the cost or value of the various improvements, such as house, woolshed, yards, fenci ...debenture rate of six per cent, per annum, it will be found that the total cost at the end of the thirteen years would be only 10s 5d per acre, and if the
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  • ...lower approach to the township, is a cheap and useful construction having cost only about £75. The Jamieson River is a beautiful clear stream of water, a
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  • 2. It would enormously enhance the cost of the work without presenting any corresponding advantage to the Governmen ...y great, as a new bridge would have to be constructed over that river at a cost of not less than £30,000, while the station would be thus placed entirely
    6 KB (1,038 words) - 21:04, 20 November 2015
  • ..., and expensively working out some of these problems at their own risk and cost. For it cannot be denied either that such wine as you taste in Mr '''Fallon
    6 KB (938 words) - 20:59, 20 November 2015
  • ...es; in fact, so good has been the speculation that the bridge has paid its cost nearly three times over, realizing forty per cent. per annum, the half-year
    6 KB (972 words) - 20:59, 20 November 2015
  • ...excelled in George-street, at quite twenty per centum under George-street cost; and in purchasing my daily supply of "cut-up" from friend Ball (
    7 KB (1,258 words) - 20:59, 20 November 2015
  • ...a benevolent asylum, an hospital which contains 80 patients, a gaol which cost the country £30,000 (and will hold, when completed, 250 prisoners), and a ...practically inexhaustible; and the quartz-reefs may be said - owing to the cost of machinery - to be almost untouched. Nor need I refer to the diamonds, pr
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  • ...to the extent of £1 for every £4 paid up; to provide rolling stock at a cost to the company of £20,000; and to work the line for £12,800 per annum. Th ...are of the burden inflicted on the colony by the railways constructed at a cost of over £40,000 a mile. To us this was a grievous weight, as the facilitie
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  • ...m that, it will combine grandeur with ornament to a remarkable degree. The cost will be about £8000, and it will accommodate about 1500 persons. ...nt is acknowledged to be the prettiest in the colony, and was erected at a cost of £5000; possibly borrowing the idea from the bees in an economy of room,
    6 KB (1,030 words) - 21:00, 20 November 2015
  • .... Over this there is a fine bridge being erect by the Yea Road Board, at a cost of about £1300. The Broadford Road Board, it is said, intend to cut the br
    6 KB (943 words) - 21:00, 20 November 2015
  • ...ilways can be constructed on the Fairlie principle at little more than the cost of m in roads, there can be no reasonable objection to a Goulburn Valley li
    3 KB (559 words) - 21:00, 20 November 2015
  • The Corowa and Wahgunyah bridge is a substantial structure, and cost about £10,000. It was erected by, and is still the property of a private c
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