50
880
Question.
6. What are the dimensions (length, loaded draught and beam at that draught) of the largest vessel which, under existing circum- stances, can be -
(a) berthed alongside pier or wharf
any
(L.W.0.3.T.)?
(b) in the case of en- closed docks.--
(1) admitted direct to ? or
(2) admitted through
the entrance lock of
any important dock or docks. H.W.O.N.T.?
7. What are the dimension
(length, breadth and depth over sill H.W.O.N.T. of the largest dry dock or floating dock in the port?
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The largest ship afloat.
There is no graving dock.
The dimensions of the Govarn-
ment graving dock are
There is no graving dock.
There is no graving dock.
Ft. In.
The dimensions of the Alfred graving The dimensions of the Woolwich Dock
dock are:-
Length
Ft. Iu. 431 6
Length
+70 0
(on the Paramatta River) are:
Fl. Tu Length
700
Breadth.
890
"
(eventually to be completed
Breadth -
50
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Depth over sill
(H.W.O.N.T.)
Depth over sill
(H.W.O.N.T.)
to
780
Breadth
$3
Depth over sill
(H.W.O.N.T.).
8. How much · capital ex- penditure has been in- curred up to the end of the last completed financial year-
and
(a) on entrance
approach channels?
(b) on entrance locks (in the case of enclosed docks) and on berth- ing accommodation (including transit
shade, cranes, &a)? (c) on other works (in-
eluding land)?
On how much of the total capital expenditure is in-
terest now being paid 7
Up to May 1913 at Port Adelaide (Outer Harbour) 624,0001. und at Port Adelaide (Inner Harbour) 1,000,0001, distri Inted as follows:-
(D)
(b)
(0)
9. (1) In the last completed
financial year, what were
the charges for-
(a) interest on capital?
(b) sinking fund, if any?
(o) dredging charged to
revenne?
(d) repairs and mainten
ance?
(e) running and all other expenses charged to
revenue.
(D)?
excepting
improvements paid for out of revenue, if any?
(2) In the last completed Anancial year, what were the charges debited to capital account, and
what were the principal subheads under which they were distributed?
At Port Philip Heads, 31.000). (up to
June 1912).
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