The Surveyor, Volumer 31-321918 |
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A. D. CRAIG A. E. Hall acres angle application appointed Argûs Australia Board boundaries Bowral carried centre CHIG Claude Wilson Council course Creek distance Dobbie E. H. Cowdery Elizabeth Street Engineering error examination F. L. ALEXANDER Fees feet FRANK CHAPMAN G. W. EVANS George William Evans Goulburn Government Act Governor Governor Macquarie H. F. BUSBY H. G. Foxall hills inches Institution of Surveyors instrument J. E. PROUST J. H. Cardew James Meehan JOHN WEINGARTH Journal Labourers land Licensed Surveyor M. C. FAVIELL Macquarie Marks matter Meehan Meeting Memorialist ment Messrs miles NOTES observations Office Oxley position practice President profession proposed QUEENSLAND R. E. Reid River road Royal Society's House S. R. Dobbie Scale Secretary South Wales station subdivision Surveyor-General Sydney TASMANIA theodolite timber tion town planning trigonometrical survey Troughton & Simms Twynam UNIV W. A. Chadwick
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Side 114 - ... affect any investigation, legal proceeding or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability, penalty, forfeiture or punishment as aforesaid ; and any such investigation, legal proceeding or remedy may be instituted, continued or enforced, any such penalty, forfeiture or punishment may be imposed as if the Repealing Act or Regulation had not been passed.
Side 6 - Engineer, being the art of directing the great sources of power in Nature for the use and convenience of man...
Side 189 - The learned Judges whose assistance I had in this very obscure question point out that the limit indicating such land is the line of the medium high tide between the springs and the neaps. All land below that line is more often than not covered at high water, and so may justly be said, in the language of Lord Hale, to be covered by the ordinary flux of the sea. This cannot be said of any land above that line." The Lord Chancellor therefore concurred with the opinion of the judges "in thinking that...
Side 190 - involves an animus possidendi ie occupation with the intention of excluding the owner as well as other people.
Side 21 - Then, thirdly, the term may mean a wall which belongs entirely to one of the adjoining owners, but is subject to an easement or right in the other to have it maintained as a dividing wall between the two tenements.
Side 189 - Chancellor Cranworth invited Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Maule to assist in the determination of the question as to "the extent of the right of the Crown to the seashore." Those judges gave as their opinion that the average of the "medium tides in each quarter of a lunar revolution during the year" fixed the limit of the shore. Adverting to the statement of Lord Hale, they thought that the reason he gave would be a guide to the proper determination. "What...
Side 189 - It is true of the limit of the shore reached by these tides that it is more frequently reached and covered by the tide than left uncovered by it. For about three days it is exceeded, and for about three days it is left short, and on one day it is reached. This point of the shore therefore is about four days in every week, ie, for the most part of the year, reached and covered by the tides.
Side 165 - Sir, — I am directed by his Excellency the Governor to inform you, that...
Side 160 - ... by the skilful care bestowed upon him by Dr. Harris (who accompanied the expedition as a volunteer, and to whom, upon this occasion and throughout the whole course of it, we are indebted for much valuable assistance), I trust his recovery is no longer doubtful. The general merits of Mr. Evans are so well known to your excellency, that it will here be sufficient to observe, that by his zealous attention to every point that could facilitate the progress of the expedition, he has endeavoured to...
Side 114 - Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia...