The Sun.
London, England, 1865-12-01 00:00:00

HULL AND IiORNSEA.

On Wednesday an adjourned meeting was held
at Hull, Mr. J. A. Wade iu the chair.

Mr. Alderman LUMSDEN read the report of the
committee, which stated that negotiations had re-
sulted in the North-Eastern Company accepting the
proposition to take the line, with the exception of
two conditions—viz., that they would not provide
funds to meet the liabilities of the Hull and Horn-
sea Company, nor would they allow that company
a separate representation. Having assisted in these
nego tiations,thecommittee devoted itself to the causes
of the excessive expenditure in the construction of the
line. It was found that the line was to be constructed
for £70,000, but the actual cost had been nearly
double. The contractor's bill showed a gross.expen-
diture of £51,000, whereas the estimate was only a
little over £25,000. The estimate for the land was
£9,500, but the actual cost was £21,000. The various
stations were estimated to cost £3,800, but the actual
expenditureunder this head reached £1.1,330. Some of the excessive expenditure was due to un-
foreseen difficulties. They considered that the in-
terests of the company had suffered by a want of
unanimity and cordiality among the directors, which
still existed. The report was unaniznously adopted.

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