alleged damage caused by the fire
The case is exceedingly simple, though the Petition and the Engineer's Reply are cumbersome with much repetition.
Petitioners request to inform that P.W. sees no reason to interfere in the matter.
(IN. Stephens is a crotchetty & rather stupid shyster)
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The petitioners herein have a wharf extending out into the harbour. This wharf must be removed to make way for the new quay. They are entitled to compensation above $22,000, & be paid within 6 months after the commencement of the work in front of their lot. The works are not yet begun but they are proceeding in front of Lot 185.
Owing to the faulty construction of the wharf, the stones laid down in the foundation of the three piers in front of Lot 185 forced up the mud under some of the piers or lifted a corner of the wharf.
The Engineers' plan: Stones upon this comment in 24 hours the piers have protruded about 6 inches; some have settled back to their original level.
But the Petitioners asked how to operate, and whether there would be no further injury.
Sharp was concerned by the works. The portion of the wharf, which was allowed to remain for the convenience of the owners, was rapidly deteriorating. The Petitioners assert that it was removed by the Government. The works had done damage and deprived them of its use.
The Government disputes the S.St.'s authority to interfere; but the question is really as to the holding of the facts under Section 8(b) of Ordinance 7 of 1893.
This is a matter upon which the S.St. is not an authority. Samples 818/1579.
I have not read all these papers. Joseph D.W. Branson spins a yarn as he supposes.
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R. 149
becomes
alleged damage caused by the fir
The case is exceedingly simple, though the Petition & the Engineer's Reply language
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(IN. Stephens is a crotchetty & rather stirpil shiitor)
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ae he suppesto.
R. 149
is rewritten asalleged damage caused by the fire
The case is exceedingly simple, though the Petition and the Engineer's Reply are cumbersome with much repetition.
Petitioners request to inform that P.W. sees no reason to interfere in the matter.
(IN. Stephens is a crotchetty & rather stupid shyster)
1344
The petitioners herein have a wharf extending out into the harbour. This wharf must be removed to make way for the new quay. They are entitled to compensation above $22,000, to be paid within 6 months after the commencement of the work in front of their lot. The works are not yet begun but they are proceeding in front of Lot 185.
Owing to the faulty construction of the wharf, the stones laid down in the foundation of the three piers in front of Lot 185 forced up the mud under some of the piers or lifted a corner of the wharf.
The Engineers' plan: Stones upon this comment in 24 hours the piers have protruded about 6 inches; some have settled back to their original level.
But the Petitioners asked how to operate, and whether there would be no further injury.
Sharp was concerned by the works. The portion of the wharf, which was allowed to remain for the convenience of the owners, was rapidly deteriorating. The Petitioners assert that it was removed by the Government. The works had done damage and deprived them of its use.
The Government disputes the S.St.'s authority to interfere; but the question is really as to the holding of the facts under Section 8(b) of Ordinance 7 of 1893.
This is a matter upon which the S.St. is not an authority. Samples 818/1579.
I have not read all these papers. Joseph D.W. Branson spins a yarn as he supposes.
R. 149
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