The Surveyor, Volumer 13-141900 |
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Side 61
... square miles , fixing accurate positions of the natural features , fences , and other improvements , at an average cost of 2s . 6d . per square mile . During the year , 248 land grants and certificates of title in duplicate , 792 leases ...
... square miles , fixing accurate positions of the natural features , fences , and other improvements , at an average cost of 2s . 6d . per square mile . During the year , 248 land grants and certificates of title in duplicate , 792 leases ...
Side 62
... square miles has been allotted during the year , an improvement on last year's figures . The area now open to application under this heading is 35,916 square miles , at an average rental of 2s . 94d . per square mile , and a total ...
... square miles has been allotted during the year , an improvement on last year's figures . The area now open to application under this heading is 35,916 square miles , at an average rental of 2s . 94d . per square mile , and a total ...
Side 63
... square miles , of which 9976 square miles were reconnaisance only . The Report of last year shows an area of 104,987 square miles . The decrease this year is due to the small amount of reconnaissance completed . The aggregate area of ...
... square miles , of which 9976 square miles were reconnaisance only . The Report of last year shows an area of 104,987 square miles . The decrease this year is due to the small amount of reconnaissance completed . The aggregate area of ...
Side 64
... square miles on the -inch scale ; 8871 square miles were triangulated . The country surveyed in detail was mostly hilly and intricate and covered with trees or scrub jungle , which adds considerably to the difficulty of surveying , and ...
... square miles on the -inch scale ; 8871 square miles were triangulated . The country surveyed in detail was mostly hilly and intricate and covered with trees or scrub jungle , which adds considerably to the difficulty of surveying , and ...
Side 65
... square miles , of which 317 square miles were surveyed on the 4 - inch scale and 259 square miles on the 2 - inch scale . The large scale ( 48 inches = 1 mile ) survey of the town of Náhan was continued . The areas topographically ...
... square miles , of which 317 square miles were surveyed on the 4 - inch scale and 259 square miles on the 2 - inch scale . The large scale ( 48 inches = 1 mile ) survey of the town of Náhan was continued . The areas topographically ...
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81 CLARENCE STREET accuracy adjustment appointed Australia axis azimuth barometer base station Board bubble C. J. MERFIELD centre Chief Surveyor CHIG co-efficient Coast colony corresponding cosec Council degs determined difference distance District Surveyor Dubbo E. C. HUGHES Engineering equation error F. A. RIDLEY formula G. H. KNIBBS Government Astronomer Greenwich GREENWICH MEAN HEIMBROD horizontal parallax Hunter Street Institution of Surveyors instrument intersection Journal latitude level tube licensed surveyor magnetic magnetic declination maps marks matter measurement Melbourne ment meridian method MICHI Moon needle observations Observatory obtained paper parallax plane table position precise level prime vertical PRINTER AND STATIONER professional published Queensland Offices scale screw sections semi-diameter SITY South Wales southern declination spirit levels square miles staff STAR'S NAME Surveyor-General Sydney T. F. FURBER T. H. Loxton tacheometer telescope temperature theodolite tion TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING triangulation Twynam UNIVE UNIVE
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Side 154 - If, from the ends of the side of a triangle, there be drawn two straight lines to a point within the triangle, these shall be less than, the other two sides of the triangle, but shall contain a greater angle.
Side 165 - A new street may arise in another way, and that is where it is not from the first laid out as a street in a formal manner, but may be considered to grow up, so to say, of itself. This often happens where there is an existing highway, and people build houses along the sides of that highway, so that, without any intention of laying out a street, the street grows. When does it become a street ? This question cannot be answered until you know the locality.
Side 221 - The explanation of this difference is probably to be found in the...
Side 253 - Be it enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same as follows : — • 1. This Act may be cited as the
Side 196 - A series of main triangles, having sides as long as practicable, to be carried along the whole line of coast, and to be connected at proper intervals with bases measured by the most approved means. 2) At favorable points of this main series observations to be made for the determination of latitude, longitude, and azimuth, and besides such magnetic observations as circumstances might permit. It was also deemed essential that the difference of longitude between some main points of the survey and the...
Side 253 - Company, shall thereupon be a body corporate by the name contained in the memorandum of association, capable forthwith of exercising all the functions of an incorporated Company, and having perpetual succession and a common seal, with power to hold lands...
Side 6 - His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to establish the following Provisional Regulations, under which Licenses may be obtained, to search for, and remove the same: 1.
Side 227 - Its botanical name is Eucalyptus piperita. Since then many other species of Eucalyptus have been found to have this peppermint odour, and are generally known as "peppermints." The constituent giving this odour has now been isolated. It occurs in greatest amount in the oil obtained from the leaves of E. dives, next in that of E.
Side 166 - He would then have begun to lay out and to form a street, and it would from that moment begin to be a street. But streets may be formed in another way. Supposing that along the line of that which would eventually be considered a street there are a great many owners, no one of them could make a plan for the whole ; but it may be clear that all of them are intending to build with regard to and so as to utilise an existing roadway. How then, will those people lay out and form a street...
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