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instructions bearing on the technical conduct
of the work he looks to the Consulting Engineer,
under whom he is responsible for its efficient
and economical execution. It is his duty
to keep the consulting Engineer constantly
informed of the progress of the work, and to
refer to him on all questions and difficulties
which arise, so far as is consistent with not
delaying the work. When it is necessary
for the Resident Engineer to take any important
step on his own responsibility he should report
his action to the consulting Engineer on the
first opportunity. In all such matters as the
design of buildings, position of stations, and
other matters affecting the convenient use of the
works when completed, he will take care to confer
with the Colonial Government, to inform himself
and the Consulting Engineer of its views, and to
follow its instructions. Should the instructions
of the government in any matter not appear to him
to be consistent with sound engineering, he will
ask that the matter be referred to the Consulting
Engineer. He will also ascertain the views of
the colonial Government on such questions as the
price to be paid for native labour (so that for
instance, the local labour market may not be disorganized by the payment of unduly high wages),
and on any matters by which political relationa
with the natives may conceivably be affected.
11. From the above it may appear as though the
Resident
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