only a partial improvement, the project can in no way be said to interfere with the efficient working of the Yard. But no scheme can solely be regarded as a beneficial improvement, the leading feature of which is the restoration to the Naval Yard of the former connection with the sea, and promises to set aside the futile combination of Naval method of dragging stones, Machinery, Spars, Timber, etc. by hand over the ground after they have been landed from the Harbor at high water, and to substitute a cheap and easy water transport, enabling the same material to be floated up to the Yard at any time of tide.
As it has been evident that the Admiralty will have to deal in some way or another with the foregoing, and as from the professional evidence before us, the formation of a quay and basins is in the opinion of my Colleague, and of Vice Admiral Ryder the only way of meeting the present difficulty and of avoiding its recurrence in the immediate future.
8.
only
alealmial ment, the project
way
improve.
can in no
bee said to interfere with the efficient working of the Yard.
But no scheme can
solely
be regarded
as a balmial improve- ment, the leading feature of
which is the restoration to the Naval Gard of the former connection wit the sea,
which
and
promises to
set aside the furent ommbino
Naval
method of dragging stones, Machinery, Spars, Primber V. by hand wer the they grund after have been landed from the Harbor at high water, and to
substitute co
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-eally a process by
cheap and easy water trans port, enabling the same material to be floated up to the tard
time of lide
at
7.
any
As it has beene
evident that the Admirally
Mi
way
dealing in some
longer delay dealing
or another with the fore. chose, and as from the profesional evidence before us, the formation
and basins is in
of a quay the opinion of my
Curement,
and of Vice Admiral Ryder the only rony of meeting difficulty
way
of meeting the present
and of acviding its
recurrence in the immediate
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