(2)
Open air cinema
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(3) Library building - it seemed improbable that the whole expenditure (87,505 + air conditioning) would need to be incurred before 1956, byť it was not possible to judge this without knowing whether the library was planned to be completed in sections, whether it included provision for stacks, whether the estimate covered furniture (ss distinct from fittings), etc.
(4) Science departmenta - it was impossible to comment on this item without further information about the departments included, whether the figure covered any extenditure on the mediegɗ school, and on the departments of veterinary sqfence, agriculture and forestry, etc.
(5) Halls of residence - it was not clear whether the staff quarters were for academic or for domestic staff.
(6) Site cleapénce, roads, drainage, water, lectricity, gas, she fencing - the cost of these items appeared high, but there was no information by which they could be checked.
(7) Furniture provision was included for the halls of residence, but was provision · ade lor fur- niture for the arts block, extre-mural and other buildings?
(8) Contingencies justifiable.
this large um did not seem
(9) Architects' fee - had this c&) (约) made on all capital expenditure (includ or fly on costs of the building items?
(10) Teaching hospital - provisi måde for any capital contribution fro Aowards the costs of the teaching hos
(6)
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University : Hon Const for capital grant from higher education 1100
The Committee RECLIVET as item 8 of the agenda (2.0.0.
The Committee AGREED University Orants Advisory Comm
(a) they reaffirmed the conclusions of the 1946 Committe future plans for the University oi that either the University shoulé as a worthy representation o: Brit an effective centre for Sino-Brit sphere of learning (which would ; financial assistance from Ime»t or the University should not Y
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