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Momorandum on the system under which large Public Works
are carried out in the Crown Colonies.
30
Reference to a Consulting Engineer.
Preliminary surveya
and collection of
information.
It
The following is a brief outline of the
system under which large Public Works are
usually carried out in the Crown Colonies.
is intended only as a general statement of the
principles governing the system and the main
lines of responsibility, special circumstances
frequently raquiring modification of the arrange-
mants described.
2.
When railways or other important works
ars projected in a Colony the course usually
followed is for the Colonial Government to lay
down their requirements and the various conditions
to be fulfilled. When the work is a very large
one, or of a nature falling outside the exper-
ience of the local officers, the next step is
to refer the matter to a Consulting Engineer of
high standing and specially qualified to deal
with the class of work contemplated, in order
that he may advise how the Government require-
ments can best be met.
3. To enable a Consulting Engineer to advise,
it is usually necessary that he should either visit
the Colony in person to collect information and
make the requisite surveys and observations of
that an engineer selected by him and acting on
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