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• The total length of wharfage-3.3 km.
• Meyle provided wharfage, towing, lightering, stevedoring and terminal operation.
• There are also plans to put up new container, storageand wharfage facilities.
• The site contains a series of buildings with surviving sections of wharfage located along the riverfront.
• We have barely sufficient wharfage to accommodate the lake traffic today, to say nothing of the future.
• On April 21, payment of the wharfage fee for the " Enterprise " was recorded.
• The whole of the Council's wharfage at Petrie's Bight was subsequently renamed Circular Quay Wharves.
• Cantor is said to be spending $ 100, 000 a month for wharfage, security, insurance and upkeep.
• The current status of the transmitting hut is unknown, due to the development of wharfage facilities around that location.
• He however gave his assurance that the PPA does not intend to effect any increase in dockage and wharfage to import and export.
• The former Howard Smith Wharves remain one of the few surviving, and the most intact, with office, sheds and wharfage.
• In September 2008, at the bequest of the Health and Safety Executive, owners Trent Wharfage erected a safety fence along the quay.
• As the last surviving wharfage in the central city the Howard Smith Wharves provide rare evidence of the pre-1940 port of Brisbane.
• The site is important also in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a 1930s port facility containing office building, sheds, roadway and wharfage.
• This covered 7 ?acres, had . wharfage, four high level loading stages and a capacity of 5, 000 tons of coal per day.
• In 1819 John Jeffries Jr . was named wharf master at Jeffries Landing, responsible for collecting the wharfage of 30 cents per day to dock there.
• In subsequent years the area was a hive of industry, with many hotels and inns and the trade boats using the wharfage and stores at the harbour.
• On 3 June the destroyer was directed to take part in Operation OK, which sank blockships, to provide a temporary wharfage point, in Dunkirk Harbour.
• Three major factors shaped this development : the presence of a railway, the availability of deep river wharfage, and the expansion of primary industry in Queensland.
• Vessel movements and berthings, navigational aids, and wharfage rates, were previously the responsibility of the Ports and Harbours Branch under the Department of Trade and Customs.