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offices only, and the purchase of the premises known as "Beaconsfield in which the
Registrar-General's, the Edu- cation and Sanitary Depart
ments are at prese
at
t present tem
porarily located, for the~ permanent accommodation of those departments .
Further reasons in
support of the designs for this new building being prepared locally
(1). Econony, (2) the site
are:-
is
1)
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is one which calls for striking architectural ef- fects, (3) the difficulty of explaining on paper all the peculiarities of the site, the requirements of the se veral departments, and the
measures nece
necessary.
special to obtain good light and ventilation, (4) the possible, delay connected with cross references
on those points,
(5) the probability of its be ing found desirable to in-
troduc
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