c bodie d
in the Arduinance)
or the Regulations
tude r
To
give
made there.
aw instance
Brae
of this the late Mr. Benon
orie occasions insisted that
14 tons of ballast should be placed in the bottom of the
ear for the brake
passenger
test
and persisted in this demand,
whil it proved to her that the weight would
out the bottom of the car
Kranck
The weight
Avad there re
depends fully
brakes.
the
92 lbs
treve rope, or tested by
been inspected or tested by the Government.
ene leview
Ave
would pray that his Excellency the Governor will give the
matter his kind and considerate attention for it is
of vital importance to the public convenience.
of the greatest pur in this Colony
and that he will ...
AJ duced to seven tons
and even then the exceptional weight was sufficient to twist the guiding rail at the points and derail the Car
leave to point out that the signalling apparatus
We beg
between the cars.
engire house
ama the
which perhaps the safety of the public depends
possible to do away altogether with tests.
ANNA substitute viw-pections similar to those carried by the Boa Trade at home.
That the nature of the inspections and
where such are deemed necessary after inspection shall be clearly defined in addition to the Regulations
lations and that clauses 6 and off of the frid