Gollan and the labourers meanwhile constructed a jetty at Lyttelton, formed roads and constructed other engineering works while Scroggs surveyed the road line from Sumner to Christchurch. However, when Godley arrived in April 1850 he stopped all work on account of lack of funds.
Gollan and the laborers simultaneously built a jetty at Lyttelton, constructed roads, and undertook other engineering endeavors while Scroggs surveyed the road route from Sumner to Christchurch. However, when Godley arrived in April 1850, he brought work to a standstill because of financial constraints.