THE CHANNEL TUNNEL. Itab and Frcnd?%ttvctiraSnt3 respectively Ibave submitted to the Governments a memorandnm which shonltl lie adopted aa treaty with Great Britain and France with regard to fche Channel Tunnel and ISailwajr. proI vides for "the conclusion within five years ! from the 2nd Attguat last, of an agreement ; between the Kndliih companies tor the construction will working of the submarine railway, inelnding the tttnnct. An i international commission of directors to be j appointed by the* The ! commission for the submarine railway will ! be for ninety-nine years* from the opening, at ; the end of which period the undertaking will i be handed over to the respective Govcrni mcnstf. t 'l he, works* jof ■ exploration arc to be i commenced within one year from July B are to declare whether they propose to retain or abandon the concession,! >Aftcr the end of thirty years, the" "two Governments are to have the rizht of pHrehawngjhe nnderfeikipg. V/tt?rVt%'«r^'to"the u work'ing of the* railway, it is proposed thaf,„cafrh-V*oveniment shall have the right to suspend the working of the submarine railway, and the passage through the tunnel, when cvt-r it shall, in the interests of iy own country, think nccccsary to do ao. And such Government shall have the poweV to-'dafcrtagV'olf destroy the works of the tunnel orj.ubinarijje any [act of tlit-in. »T its own territory, and aLo to £tosiljjjp < Works I for purpoW'of defence, and such other works as ,«j»y. Jbe. rehired by cither Government, siiaH be executed by each company in accordance with jLheJawfl .(oc.Jthe. ,tiuiCrheing.Jn force' in" the" iottiitry where the company is cstaWb'ied. It is understood as regards the use of the submarine railway th.it cijtial faciiiti».tiba£h.fw<nKbnied -in* the 'foYttlatioh'of trains,.m-tlie running of' carriages "and waggons, and the transport of p.isseiigeri*," and
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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 221, 6 January 1877, Page 3
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