the double speaker is to be made ordinary it should be
20. the Company whose business necessitates a strong and
terrifying return current whether they from the Telephone Company whose
sen operation can do to appreciable harm to underground metallic
structures or other electrical undertakings.
575
Your Petitioners would further humbly submit
To Your Excellency that as the Tramways Bill now stands your Petition-
ers have not had extended to them the same consideration which has
been shown to other local companies. By Section 20 subsection 8 the
Tramway Company is penalised should it interrupt the supply of water,
or electric light for a period exceeding twelve consecutive hours,
but provision is made for a penalty in the event of their inter-
rupting the Telephone Company's service and by Section 21 the Eastern
Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company Limited and the Great
Northern Telegraph Company Limited are protected both as to their
aerial and subterranean lines though no similar protection is af-
forded to your Petitioners.
In conclusion your Petitioners would re-
iterate to Your Excellency that as they have been established
in this Colony and have after a long and continuous struggle
succeeded in placing telephonic communication upon a satisfactory and
stable basis, it would be only reasonable to deal with them in the
same manner as the Telegraph Companies are dealt with by Section 21 of
the Proposed Ordinance, the Cable Companies working upon a system in
tir the double speber is to be aude oldi-tory it should 'e
20. the "ompong whose business necessitates a strong and
tering return curront wether they from the Telephone Company whose
sen operent can do to appreciable harm to underground metellic
sssctures or other electrical undertakings.
575
Your Petitioners would further humbly submit
Tour Soellecoy that as the Frenways Bill not stands your Petition-
o have not bad extended to then the same consideration which hes
en sewn to other local corpenies. By Section 20 subsection 8 the
Fanney Company la penelised should it interrupt the supply of water,
or electric light for a period exceeding twelve consecutive hours,
'en provision is made for a penalty in the event of their inter-
g the Telephons Compry's service and by Section 21 the estern
sion Justrelesie and China Telegraph Company Dixited and the Great
thm. Telegraph Company Dirited are protected both ee to their
Need their serial and subterranean lines though no similer Teo-
-xlarded to your asinierers.
In conclusion your Petitioners would re
ら it . Your Rxcellency that we they have been established
ir Ma Matory and heve efter a long and continuous struggle
eded in placing telephonic corrunicetion upon a satisfactory and
ble basis, it would be only reasonable to deal with thes in the
nor as the Telegraph Companies are dealt with by Section 21 of
Propose: Ordinance, the Cable Corpeniss working ugen e system in
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