 | Delhi (India) - 1854 - 906 pages
...were, there are ample facilities for brick-making ; the population near the line is sparse, but labor is largely procurable from other parts of this country for any great work. 90. The absence of physical and engineering difficulties is indeed cheapnesi of transit most fortunate.... | |
 | Sir William Patrick Andrew - Indus River Valley - 1857 - 330 pages
...were, there are ample facilities for brick-making ; the population near the line is sparse, but labour is largely procurable from other parts of this country...difficulties is indeed most fortunate. For economy and even cheapnest of construction will be essential to enable the railway authorities to fix the transit line... | |
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... obtainable from the Hills by water carriage ; fire-wood exists in the utmost abundance : kunkur would be generally procurable for at least half the distance; masonry would not be much needed; if it were, there are ample facilities for brickmaking;... 