CO129-368 - Acting Governor May - 1910 [8-9] — Page 60

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Mr. F. B. Drake, A.M.I.C.E., Town Engineer

to the Mowbray Town Council has a hold office as such for the

past seven years, and had discharged his professional duties

with great ability, energy, tact and at the same time with

integrity, courtesy of manner and satisfaction to myself as

Chairman of the Public Works Committee dating the last five

years.

Mr.

Drake was specially appointed by the

Howbray Council from England as a trained Town Engineer with

first class credentials, and during his tenure of office very

many important works of new buildings, New Street Works, Street

Widenings, Main Stormwater Drainage Works, etc., have been

successfully completed at a total expenditure of over £100,000:

which has envolved an enormous amount of detail work in addition

to the ordinary routine work of a Xxxxxx Town Engineer's

Department.

The value of Mr. Drake's work from time to

time has been so far recognised that the Special Thanks of the

Council has been accorded to him upon six occasions as a

mark of this Council's sense of their high appreciation of his

professional services.

Personally, though wishing him all success

in his future career, I should feel extremely sorry for the

Council to lose his serviced,

I am etc.,

(sd.) G. W. Tearnan, Chairman of the Public Works

Committee of the Mowbray Town

Coune 11.

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