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If the two roofs are replaced and the joinery refixed, the building can be brought into use again without difficulty.
UNIVERSITY MAIN BUILDING,
(1) Great Hall.
The timber boans supporting the roof A11 have been completely removed, also the wood floor. steel roof trusses are, however, still in position, and the elaborate ornamental plaster on the walls is in very good condition, It is suggested that the Hall should be re-roofed as soon as timber can be made
available, or alternatively, that it should be temporarily covered with Galvanised Iron Sheets carried on the existing roof trusses, in order to protect the interior plaster of the Hall itself.
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Library.
Untouched,
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Arts Lecture Rooms. Joinery and wood floors have been removed. All the lecture rooms are structurally sound and the plaster is in good condition.
Engineering Drawing Office & Registrar's Office in Annexe, Both of these buildings have been demolished and the bricks atacked, apparently for use elsewhere.
Roofs are intact.
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OLD WORKSHOPS IN BONHA:1 ROAD. poor condition.
No roofs left In pretty
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All in
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baths Electrical wiring
VICE-CHANCELLOR'S LODGE & STAFF RESIDENCES. excellent condition, One of the Staff houses is already
Roofs are watertight, the majority of floors occupieu.
intact; 60 to 80 per cent of the joinery intact; and some sanitary fittings undamage... needs overhaul. These buildings can each be made ready for occupation, by 12 men in about a fortnight, and very little engineer stores are required.
UNIVERSITY HOSTELS. (Three buildings of Halc Students'
Structurally sound.
fittings and wiring.
Quarters).
Roofs intact. Require joinery,
EU TONG SEN GYMNASIUM, Practically intact except in wood block floor and sanitary fittings.
7. In spite of the looting, it is evident that the structures whic
It remain represent asseats of considerable value to the University. is recommended that in the interest of the provision of European accommodation in the Colony, steps should be taken forthwith to repair
Until work can the Staff Residences and the Vice-Chancellor's Lodge. be started, watchmen should be appointed as it is evident that looting of the joinery in these houses is still continuing.
8.
Given the necessary teak wood for Joinery and supply of sanitary
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