Common transport included walking, horse and cart (dray) and horse and carriage or sulky. However, the goldrushes also saw the start of several other transport companies. Cobb & Co was one of several transport companies arising from the goldrushes, and arguably the best known. Set up in Melbourne in 1853 by immigrant Americans Freeman Cobb, John Murray Peck, John B Lamber and James Swanton, it was originally was called the American Telegraph Line of Coaches. Cobb & Co's first passenger run was on 30 September 1854, two weeks before its contract to convey 100 soldiers to Ballarat. It departed Melbourne for the Forest Creek diggings (now Castlemaine) and Bendigo. The network of routes was quickly expanded to deal with increased demand in the growing colony of Victoria. Initially a passenger service, Cobb & Co's reputation for speed and reliable service soon saw it being used for mail delivery and gold escort as well. It also used specially-sprung coaches, imported from America, which could handle the rough roads and rocky tracks much better than others operating at the time. Horses were replaced at changing stations 25 to 40 kilometres apart, meaning that fresher horses improved travelling time.
steam power
Coinage of the gold dollar was begun in 1849; those coined 1849 to 1854 are known as the Liberty head or small sized type. In 1854 the piece was made larger in diameter and thinner and the design was changed to a feather headdress on a female, popularly known as the Indian head type or larger size gold dollar (1854 was coined in both types). In 1856 the type was changed slightly by enlarging the size of the head.
There are two types of one dollar gold coins for this year, both are dated 1854. The Type 1 is a Liberty Head and the Type 2 is a Indian Head and each type has different values. Post new question as to the type of coin.
He either went by horse-back or by foot
Woellmer Type Foundry was created in 1854.
diffusion is the simplest type of transport
It depends on the type of transport that was made.
cellular transport nop, is passive transport
Yes, it is a type of transport.
passive. any transport that is diffusion to get into a cell is passive.
The main type of transport in the canadian intirior plains is by car
facilitated diffusion, secondary active transport and active transport