 | Delhi (India) - 1854 - 906 pages
...the Indus traffic, would proceed to Lahore, and thence down the Rail to Mooltan. The present rneang of navigation being wretched, and the rivers being...of transit be cheap. It is indeed for the sake of ( 55 ) this indigenous traffic that every well-wisher of the Punjab people mint indigeniom produce... | |
 | Railroads - 1857 - 66 pages
...then almost all the traffic of the Jhelum, and much of the Indus traffic would proceed to Lahore, and thence down the Rail to Mooltan. The present means...to see the day when the Rail shall be opened from Umritsur to Mooltan. The traffic may be already considerable and promising, but it is now as nothing... | |
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Chenab, and a, part of that belonging to the Jhelum, will be diverted to the Umritsur and Mooltan Railway; and if the Railway up to Peshawur should have been established, then almost all the traffic of the Jhelum, and much of the Indus traffic would proceed... 