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A necessary survey was made, and as the nature of the country is such, we found it necessary to define the line as we proceeded, as it was impossible in many instances to make our way through the brushwood and difficult in all to carry instruments or work on the steep sidelong ground.

On the completion of the survey the plan was completed and submitted for the consideration of His Excellency The Governor. It comprised one main line to Stanley with two branches, one to the cottage Heonghong, and the other to Tsytam Village. The work at the commencement of the line offering some very considerable difficulties and consequent expense of construction, I proposed three modes of passing the summit, which is nearly 600 feet above mean water. The first and most expensive makes the line available for carriages, but the other two are exceedingly steep, parts being 1 in [?] and therefore are nearly impracticable for wheel carriages; after passing the summit the line presents some difficulties of construction but the gradients are most favourable. This work occupied the continued attention of Captain Bowper and myself for a period of two months during the usual working hours and out of office, and the whole scheme...

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference: TTITUC.O./133 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 134 100 68 # A necessary survey was made, and as the nature of the country is such, we found it necessary to define the line as we proceeded, as it was impossible in many instances to make our way through the brushwood and difficult in all to carry instruments or work on the steep sidelong ground. On the completion of the survey the plan was completed and submitted for the consideration of His Excellency The Governor. It comprised one main line to Stanley with two branches, one to the cottage Heonghong, and the other to Tsytam Village. The work at the commencement of the line offering some very considerable difficulties and consequent expense of construction, I proposed three modes of passing the summit, which is nearly 600 feet above mean water. The first and most expensive makes the line available for carriages, but the other two are exceedingly steep, parts being 1 in [?] and therefore are nearly impracticable for wheel carriages; after passing the summit the line presents some difficulties of construction but the gradients are most favourable. This work occupied the continued attention of Captain Bowper and myself for a period of two months during the usual working hours and out of office, and the whole scheme...
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference *--- TTITUC.O./133 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO | BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC-| 12ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON | 134 100 68 # necessary Survey was made, and as the nature of the country is such. eve found it necessary to define the line as we proceeded, as it we as it was impossible in many in instances to make our way through the brushwood and difficult in all to our to carry instruments or worth on the steep sidelong ground. on the completion of the survey Can was the plan submitted for completed and the consideration of His liscellency The Governor. It comprised one main line to Stanley with two branches, one it to the cottage Heonghong, and the other to Tsytam Village. of The work at the commencement the line offering some very ~ considerable difficulties and consequent expense of construction, I proposed three modes which is of passing the summit :- nearly 600 feet above - Mean water: and most expensive The first and most +expensive makes the line available for carriages, but the other two are exceedingly steep parts being / in!! and therefore are nearly simpracticable wheel carriages; after passing for "the summit the line prevents some difficulties of construction but the gradients are most favourable. This work recupied the continued attention of Captain bowper unyself for a period of two months suring the usual working hours out and & of office, and the whole scheme
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference *---

TTITUC.O./133

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO | BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC-|

12ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON |

134

100

68

#

necessary Survey

was made, and as

the nature of the country is such.

eve

  • found it necessary to define the line as we proceeded, as it we

as it was impossible

in many

in

instances to make our

way through the brushwood and difficult in all to

our

to carry instruments or worth on the steep

sidelong ground.

on the completion of the survey

Can was

the plan

submitted for

completed and

the consideration

of His liscellency The Governor. It

comprised

one main line to Stanley

with two branches, one

it

to the cottage

Heonghong, and the other to

Tsytam Village.

of

The work at the commencement

the line offering some very ~

considerable difficulties and consequent

expense of construction, I proposed

three modes

which is

of passing the summit :- nearly 600 feet above -

Mean water:

and most expensive

The first and most

+expensive makes the line available for carriages, but the other two are exceedingly steep parts being / in!! and therefore are nearly simpracticable

wheel carriages; after passing for "the summit the line prevents some difficulties of construction but the gradients are most favourable. This work recupied the continued attention of Captain bowper unyself for a period of two months suring the usual working hours

out

and

& of office, and the whole scheme

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