of a decayed wooden platform £34.15.4
Reg: 4t of 1847,
Je that the total
Cexpenditure text to S. 154. 1. §. from it appears that the
to hel including
Cate which per yard amounted
the stove arch; this date strictly speaking is chargeable
a portion of the previous year at a greater length of Road, repairs to the Road surface having cost in February
of £65, and the stone arch also commenced in January; therefore the average Rate between the five
taken as amount.
the 8 years should be
the general probable for repairs in the year.
as say 1 per yard. The Road being nearly 15 feet wide throughout is
- of the difference of date
thes between it and the other Roads.
It is ne iu a very
Repair and sustained little
I good state of or no damage during
19.
642 the Typhoon.
Stanley.] You,
from Aberdeen to Sta Read from
Miles, This Road Estimated.
Ref: 46st: and LH.905. 11. Pd (1847).
was intended to have been 15 feet wide throughout with stove arches and parapet walls in place where they
were most required.
Sir J. J. Davis however reduced the width to 10 feet and curtailed other works, and only authorized the
sum of £2,705. 11s. 11d. to be expended, of this sum £319 – 16.1d. was expended during the year 1847.
the expenditure during the last year being £1993. 12. 1
Upon this line.
the heaviest stone bridges which, considering the Island the Chinese are not in the habit of building such, have been tolerably executed, and particularly the one at...
16.
of a decayed wooden platform £34.15.4
Reg:. 4t of 1847,
Je
that the total.
Cexpenditure
text to S. 154. 1. §. from it appears that the
to hel
including
Cate
which
per yard amounted
the stove arch; this
date strictly speathing is chargeable
a portion of the previous year ai a greater length of Plead, repairs to the Read surface having cost in February
of L.65, and the
the Sun
stone arch also
commenced in
January; therefore the average Rate
between the live
taken as
amount.
the
8 years
hould be
e géneral probable for repairs in the
for
year.
as say I per yard. The Road being nearly 15 feet wide throughout is
- of the difference of date
thes
between it and the other Roads.
It is ne
iu
a very
Repair and sustained little
I good state of
or no
damage during
19.
642
the Typhoon.
Stanley. ]
You,
from Aberdeen to sta
Read from
Miles, This Road Estimated.
Ref: 46st: and LH.905. 11. Pd (.81%
1847).
was intended to have been
15 feet wide throughout with stove arches and parapet walls in, placke where they
most required.
were mos
Sir J. J. Davis lurvever réduced the width to 10 feet and curtailed other works, and only authorized the
Sunw
L
of £ 2,705. 115. 11. to be expenses, of this same £ 319 – 16.1 . was expended during the year 1847.
the
expenditure
during the last year being £:1993. 12. 1
Upon
this line.
heaviest stone si
oore
Bridges
which omsidering
in
7 the
the Island
the Chinese
are
not in the habit of building sooh, have been stolerably exvented, and particularly
the hot.
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