Parliamentary Papers, Volume 18H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 10
... traffic by the beginning of August , 1928. By the end of 1927 , 192 miles out of the total length of 237 miles had been completed and 122 miles ( to Shinyanga ) was opened to traffic . Preliminary surveys of the possible south ...
... traffic by the beginning of August , 1928. By the end of 1927 , 192 miles out of the total length of 237 miles had been completed and 122 miles ( to Shinyanga ) was opened to traffic . Preliminary surveys of the possible south ...
Page 16
... traffic in December , 1927 , bringing the total mileage up to 485 miles . Detailed reports have been received on the survey of alternative routes for the proposed railway to the Northern Terri- tories . The survey of a route for a ...
... traffic in December , 1927 , bringing the total mileage up to 485 miles . Detailed reports have been received on the survey of alternative routes for the proposed railway to the Northern Terri- tories . The survey of a route for a ...
Page 22
... traffic and 111 miles under construction . Roads and Mechanical Transport . - There are over 2,500 miles of metalled and gravelled roads , of which over 700 miles have been treated with bituminous compounds . They are used by more than ...
... traffic and 111 miles under construction . Roads and Mechanical Transport . - There are over 2,500 miles of metalled and gravelled roads , of which over 700 miles have been treated with bituminous compounds . They are used by more than ...
Page 31
... traffic that would as a result follow in its train . We entirely agree ; but the Colony possesses more than one such port and is not solely dependent upon the capacity of the present harbour conditions in Georgetown for the successful ...
... traffic that would as a result follow in its train . We entirely agree ; but the Colony possesses more than one such port and is not solely dependent upon the capacity of the present harbour conditions in Georgetown for the successful ...
Page 15
... traffic with him in one of the methods specified , which do not include the act of continuing to possess as a slave . He can of course purchase his freedom under section 38. " 1 Thus slaves who accompany their masters from Liberian ...
... traffic with him in one of the methods specified , which do not include the act of continuing to possess as a slave . He can of course purchase his freedom under section 38. " 1 Thus slaves who accompany their masters from Liberian ...
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