Pages 89 and 90 of John Graham's report book 1833-1835

[Page 89]

May 2nd 1834 Reports made to the Stockton and Darlington Railway Commettee by John Graham

The time that was giving for Joseph Anderson to quit is past, he was inquiring of me last week if any thing was done respecting Him; and Glass was inquiring who applied for the situation

George Howe who halles the waggon at Brusselton west Bank Foot and the Coach to the Lands gave notice that without an advance of wages he would give it up. I have taking Tenders as follows

George Howe
For Halling the waggons 5/- per Day
do do the Coach to the Lands 2/- per do
do do To St Helens 1/- per Day
do Finding Oil 1/- per do

[Page 90]
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Robert Labron
For Halling the waggons 5/- per Day
Taking the Coach to the Lands 1/- per Day
do do to St Helens 6d per do
Finding Oil for Waggons 1/- per do

Differance while the Coach Runs to the Lands
Robt Labron 1/4 per Day Least and in winter when she Runs to St Helens 10d per Day Less