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No.

Despatch No., &o.

Date.

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Subject.

Page,

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1907.

16

Ordnance

Office.

Survey

Uganda

February 14

17

The Acting Com-

missioner.

East Africa Protec-

January 14 (Rec. Feb. 20.)

Reports completion by the four sur- veyors for Uganda of their course of instruction, and remarks as to the progress made by them.

Recommends certain officers for promo-

tion.

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26

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torate. I

Confi-

dential,

1.

18

Ditto

East Africa Protec- torate,

30.

19

Ditto

East

Africa

January 31 (Rec. Feb. 27.)

Protec-

torate,

Confi-

dential,

5.

January 22 (Rec. Feb. 20.)

Forwards, and recommende, Director's proposals for the engagement of staff from qualified men in other colonies ns was done in the case of the Gold Coast.

Forwards further letter and statement from the Director of Surveys, embo- dying and amplyfying the proposals made in No. 17, and showing ap- pointments which it is suggested should be filled by the promotion of members of the existing staff and tbose for which candidates are re- quired.

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20

Major E. H. Hills...

East

Africa

Protec- torate.

February 5 (Rec. Feb. 27.)

Deals with certain points in connection with the fresh Survey Estimates for 1907-8 submitted by him.

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To Ordnance Sur- | Uganda

vey Office.

March 4

Conveys thanks for the trouble taken in instructing the selected candidates for the Uganda Survey Department,

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22

The Governor

Gold Coast, Separate.

February 7 (Rec. Mar. 5.)

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23

To the Governor

Gold Coast, 92.

March 8

January 22 (Rec. Mar. 11.)

Transmits copy of a letter from the Director of Surveys requesting that the scale of ban, hitherto in force, may be retained in maps of the Colony.

States, in reply to No. 22, that, in view of the advanced state of the Gold Coast Surveys, there will be no ob jection to the addition of the scale of be to those mentioned in Secretary of State's despatch of 8th December.

Reports that though Mr. Binnie, the Director of Public Works and Chief Surveyor, is not sanguine in the matter of the training of natives for survey work, he is of opinion that it would be well worth while to make the experiment.

Transmits revised estimates for the

Survey Department.

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The Commissioner

British

Central

Africa

Protec-

torate,

19.

23

The Acting Com-

missioner.

East Africa Protec-

February 15 (Rec. Mar. 20.)

torate,

68.

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