Parliamentary Papers, Volume 18H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 19
... vessels of 35 feet beam , and 150 feet length with a draught up to 13 ft . 6 ins . , or 160 feet length if the draught does not exceed 9 feet . Vessels with a maximum capacity of 400 tons can pass through . 57. The Crinan Canal ...
... vessels of 35 feet beam , and 150 feet length with a draught up to 13 ft . 6 ins . , or 160 feet length if the draught does not exceed 9 feet . Vessels with a maximum capacity of 400 tons can pass through . 57. The Crinan Canal ...
Page 59
... vessels and , if technical investigations show such schemes to be practicable , they would clearly increase the total utility of the waterway . The Crinan Canal 193. Although this waterway , like the Caledonian Canal , has not for many ...
... vessels and , if technical investigations show such schemes to be practicable , they would clearly increase the total utility of the waterway . The Crinan Canal 193. Although this waterway , like the Caledonian Canal , has not for many ...
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... vessels were scrapped , there were arrivals from other ports and with Government assistance some vessels were being added to the fleet and some existing coal burners converted to the use of oil fuel . Whereas the fleet dropped from 60 ...
... vessels were scrapped , there were arrivals from other ports and with Government assistance some vessels were being added to the fleet and some existing coal burners converted to the use of oil fuel . Whereas the fleet dropped from 60 ...
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1st January 31st December Administration assets Average British Railways British Road Services British Transport Commission British Transport Stock British Waterways Buses and Coaches Canal capital cent charges Coaching vehicles Collection and Delivery Commission's Committee continued cost CURRENT FOR TRACTION decrease on 1956 Deduct deficit depots depreciation diesel Diesel multiple unit Docks Electric multiple unit equipment and miscellaneous expenses Finance Act 1956 Freight vehicles fuel Gross receipts Harbours and Wharves Hotels and Catering improvements Increase or decrease Inland Waterways interest Loaded London Transport Executive London Transport Railways Maintenance Equalisation Account Mileage miles miles miles Minister of Transport multiple unit navigation Notes on Accounts organisation Plant and equipment Provincial and Scottish rail Region Increase Repairs Road Freight Services Road Haulage Road Passenger Services rolling stock schemes Ships staff stations Steam Tilling Group tons train miles Transport Act 1947 Transport and Civil Transport Railway Finances Trolleybuses undertaking wagons