Tarrawingee Tramway Act of 1890 54 Vic (NSW)

An Act to authorize James Smith Reid, of *

Adelaide, in the Colony of South Australia, gentleman, his heirs, executors, adminis- trators, and assigns, to construct and maintain a Tramway from his Flux Quar- ries, in the parish of Tarrawingee, county of Farnell, in the Colony of New South Wales, and to use horse, steam, or other motive power upon the said Tramway, and to carry all fluxing material from his said Flux Quarries, in the parish of Tarra- wingee aforesaid, by way of May Bell Mine, in the said Colony, to a point at Broken Hill, in the Colony aforesaid, con- necting with the Tramway system of the Broken Hill Mines. [1st September, 1890. ]

'ARRAWINGEE TRAMWAY.

ATILEREAS large quantities of fluxing material exist and arc Preanble.

being quarricd at the aforesaid flux quarries, in the parish of Tarrawingee. And whereas for the purpose of facilitating the carriage of the said fluxing material from the said quarrics the said James Smith Reid is desirous of constructing a single or double tramway for horse, steam, or other traction, over, across, and along the lands described in the Schedule hereto, from the said flux quarries, in the said parish of Tarrawingee, toa point at Broken Jill, in the said Colony. And whereas such tramway cannot be made without Legislative authority. And whereas the construction of the said proposed tramway would be largely for the benefit of the mining public by materially assisting to lessen the expense of developing the great silver and lead mining

industry

Authovity to construct tramway,

Levels of line.

Tramway to remain property of James Smith Reid, his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns.

Authorized persons to have rights over streets.

Carriage.

To employ horse, steam, or other motive power.

Power to enter upon adjoining lands to repair accidents subject to certain restrictions,