Identifier: reviewofreviewsw42newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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four mil- psum and -Lite are lure, marble as lions dollars worth o\ paper which will be fine as any from Cararra, and slates quite equal shipped by the Harm-worths to England this nything ever produced from the Penryn year will all be drawn over a portion of the TV. Newfoundland Railway. Today it is \ Welsh syndicate is just beginning opera- hauled on the Newfoundland Railway from the lions it the mouth of the Humbet & paper mills of Grand Fails to the terminus of Islands, on a marble and sl.de quarry, and an the railway at St. John-. Newfoundland: and American company has practically concluded from there the paper is shipped by the Fun •nation- for the pun 1 timber area and All. ndon. which will be the site of a large paper mill. Only ten miles further down the Exploits Ii was onlj this year thai the Harm-worth River, on which the works of the Harm-worths Company the great London Synd ire built, the Albert Reed Company of London HOW THE RAILROADS ARE OPEXIXG UP XEWFOUXDLAXD 53
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THE BELLE ISLAND MINE. NEWFOUNDLAND ■ also constructing it- paper mill-. This com-pany will also ship largely over the Newfound-land Railway, and it is not unlikely that withinthe very near future a branch line of railwaymay l>e built by these two companies to dealentirely with the carriage of their pulp andpaper; v> rapidly is this industry likely tolop.The history of the Newfoundland Railwayis like the history of all other railways. Whatd of the Canadian Pacific, the greatCanadian line wnicfa spans the continent from\tlantic to the P » of the loundland Railway—that it would i!»r th<- axle pease The pioi the found land Railway had to meet all the ob-and all the difficulties which lie in theill who are in advance of their tilHut iiuation Not alone is than fulfilling it-.filiation, but th of the country, the de i for more rail late session of tin- legislature inintroduc lion of a n ill bei Bonne will co of developthe great forest areas owned by the Reed .New-foundland Co

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