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atoɛtte Leqioning add ni noitointedo eldvrebienoo si exedT .(a)

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niedt mort sewtorida zniznudzevo ddiw Josdnos ynizlem

of rebro ni beron ed of avad nesto selog ent has seawod

clear building operations at a considerable cost to main-

tenance.

(c). Much valuable time is lost in getting through several

exchanges; often due to the operator, just then, having other duties in hand, before he can attend to the switching (d). Unnecessary interruptions occur, by the operator switching

in his telephone, while two offices are engaged in con-

versation.

(e). False ring-offs are made by an office wrongly answering a

call by ringing.

(f). Operators, having no technical training, send out mislead-

ing morning reports, thereby giving unnecessary and

additional work to the maintenance staff.

(g). Telephonic efficiency cannot be maintained under a dual

control.

6. Enclosures BI and BII show the proposed routes of the underground systems and the various connections thereto and BIII gives a tabulated list of these connections to each system of the

scheme.

7.

The advantages of the proposed scheme are:- (a). A saving to the Government of about $2,100 on maintenance

and 8940 on operating = 83,040 per annum would be affected, with the present number of offices.

(b). Provision would be made for future extensions, at a small

coat.

(o). More secrecy would be obtained over the lines, the operat-

ors having no time for listening.

(d). Lines could be tested by 8 a.m. and ordinary repairs made

by 9 am. each morning.

(e). The exchange and maintenance staffs would be under one

control and having a mutual training in care of plant, the cost of repairs would be reduced.

(f). All lines being on one switchboard, cutting off during conversation and other present annoyances would cease.

(g). Leas obstructions in the streets.

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