... development and use were more extensive in areas where stone was scarce. The mechanical laying of concrete roa.ds was far quicker than other methods of construction, and the results, particularly with regard to new work, have generally been very satisfactory. The Author, however, doubts whether the condition...

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... was badly broken up, or' generally on roads whichwere not reinforced. Further, it wasdifficult to apply the method ifsewers or other services lay beneath the particular slab which required lifting. Another difficulty was that of estimating the cost of repairing a particular road by the mud-jacking process...

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