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bo be
1>. It hae aluo Mooh deeided n-J bo whether the

bruoku ubould b« <11*0101 by Sbeon ;!n:ii.uu •>r whether by

employing n. uli rht inolli.u,TmOTioP* it. vnnM nob bo

better 1.0 bn.\ry f,he trujku i»\njj'\njvUo»l or drat/ll by

donkeyo* Thu number of bruoku required for t,hu work of

'lealI11? with about* 10,000 pn.olrn.rHo ( average olzo

equal bo an ordinary filled ouiney ha?, and avurare

weight* bwo i.iaundu Oaljunta or 1»«0 poundu ) aloo
/
requireu computation.

(3. Cooly wayou Q nju.au pur diem#
hauon wa?eu to:a/o/~ pur diem.

Carpenter w». rou to:3/H/- pur diem.

Coral rook b.i: f«/— pur loo ouMo fuub (011 uite^

Tjieru ie no rood oonuiib loo ally obtainable,

and wood required ubould hc imported.

Inferior jenenb ie obtainable at hs:<lO/~ per

100 ouhlo feet.

nine iu hrouj.ht from India and ooubu

per owt. All iron oto would have bo be imported.

Average frei ?hb iu about* ha: 11/- p«r bon bub

if there wae bo be a larre oonui ?iu lent the 13. X,.

Cojapany would no doubt quote more favourable rateu.

The rate however larrely dependu on the amount* ol

oar to awaibin c ehipmenb in Jjombay and Karachi#
If there, are any wore pointu on wJiiJh imor-

d<nfnt»Mn.t.1 nil