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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1864

Page

7

Railway plans promote Oudh Rohilkund lines with India gauge shift

Debate over adopting five feet six inch gauge for new lines in Oudh and Rohilkund compares costs and returns with Nubatee line. Projections show higher population, strong traffic along Lucknow Cawnpore routes, and government subsidies boosting profitability to about 5.66 percent. Directors authorized £100,000 borrowing and re-elected.

India Oudh Rohilkund Asum Nulhatee Benares Moorshedabad Europe Lucknow Cawnpore Fyzabad Benares and Bakul Cokka Punjab Lahore Unmritsh Dent Wilson Powsy North-West Provinces East India Line Powery General Low Turnbull

East Indian Railway seeks extra capital in London meeting

An extraordinary meeting at the London Tavern chaired by Mr R W Crawford MP approved introducing a Bill to raise about £7 million on shares and £2.33 million on loans, totaling near £10 million. The funds would extend over years for main line and Jubbulpore branch works, Howrah terminal upgrades, and a Chord line. also to close Calcutta register office and establish a provident fund for European staff with audit timing adjusted.

East Indian Railway London Tavern R. W. Crawford M.P Noad Wharncliffe Jubbulpore Howrah Calcutta Grand Terminal Luckserai Ranegunge Secretary of State For India London and North-Western Railway Company Newman Hammersmith and City Railway Company Duke-street Westminster Foukes Great Western Railway Company Hammersmith and City Company Hammersmith Great Western Kensington Metropolitan Staunton Surgey Rummens Boston, Sleaford, and Midland Counties Railway Euston Hotel Euston Square Thomas Parry Great Northern Railway Company Lincoln Sleaford Bourne and Essendine Bourne Great Northern Railway Great Northern Boston, Sleaford, and Midland Company Kindersley William Turquand Warwick and Worcester Railway Company London and Greenwich Railway Company Atlantic and Great Western Railway Northern Railway of Canada London Joint Stock Bank Michigan Central Railway Government of Ceylon Shannon Copiapo Railway Copiapo Extension Railway Royal Sardinian Railway Company Grand Trunk Railway Company Detroit Port Huron Great Southern of India Railway Company Union Bank of London Northern Buenos Ayres Ilinois Central Railroad Company New York Illinois Central Railroad Company Nassau-street Scrip

Audit Department Sanctioned by Government in India

The chairman stated that the company had established an efficient audit department in India with government sanction. The shareholders including Mr Morgan and Mr Goez approved the resolution approving the bill unanimously as the proceedings ended.

Morgan Goez India

Adjourned railway meeting notes profits and losses in 1863

The adjourned half yearly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway proprietors at the London Tavern chaired by W. J. Hamilton adopted accounts showing a 23700 pound compensation loss for damage to impressed cotton. It outlined future measures, including presses at three stations, and noted February losses from the same cause.

Great Indian Peninsular London Tavern W. J. Hamilton
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