798 [=159] (V.2)

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Jan 11, 2021 kishman Jun 08, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	798 [=159] (V.2) 798 in width on the remaining miles of its length, the side of slopes being at an angle of 45°. The cost of this excavation was Cos Rs 34807..6..8 at a rate for 1000 cubic feet equal to 1..9..6.8 The headwork is constructed of Kunkur and brick masonry, the disposition of the material being the same as that univer- -sally adopted ^[in this div? of the works] where Kunkur is procurable. Kunkur being used in the floorings and most mas- -sive parts and brick elsewhere. The proportions of material used in cement are as follows: 2 parts of earth lime 1 part of Soorkee The quantity of material expend- -ed [in the work, struck through] and the rates at which the different species of work [was, struck through] were executed will be seen by the following table. [table follows:] Rates of work Masonry Rs 12..6..6 for 100 cubic feet Plaster 3..0'..3 per 100 superficial feet Materials expended 425640 bricks of various sizes 18918 cubic feet earth lime 9459 ___ do ___ Soorkee [table ends] Mahomed Aboo's Escape was begun and completed by Mr. Read the Executive Officer of the 2nd Division of the works. Its cost was, ex- -cluding the cost of regulating apparatus Cos Rs 10487..11..7 No. 3 [Tanni?] Khoord Escape This as the third of the series of escapes attached to the upper	798 [=159] (V.2)

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798 [=159] (V.2)

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