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6.

Mr. R. A. Mirams Mr. J. J. Robson Mr. J. Alexander

Chief Engineer.

Mr. K. B. Baker

Mr. R. C. Clarke

Mr. A. R. Giles

Mr. A. F. Evans

Chief Engineer.

Chief Engineer.

Chief Electrical & Mechanical Engineer.

Assistant Superintendent of Crown Lands (Planning). Assistant Superintendent of Surveys. Senior Quantity Surveyor.

The following promotions or postings to senior posts were made during the year:

Mr. J. Forbes

Mr. R. H. Woodman

Mr. R. A. Mirams

Mr. G. P. Norton

Mr. C. R. M. Lawrence

Mr. E. L. Strange

Mr. J. A. C. Hurlbatt

Mr. T. P. Styles

Deputy Director.

Waterworks Engineer.

Chief Engineer.

Assistant Chief Architect (new post). Secretary (Acting).

Secretary.

Senior Accountant.

Senior Accountant (Acting).

ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE

Chief Architect, A. M. J. Wright, A.R.I.B.A., A.R.I.C.S.

General

7. It was not possible to commence building work on all the projects included in the 1954/55 Estimates. This was due partly to shortage of professional staff, and partly to the diversion of some of the staff to deal with the expanded Resettlement programme described later in this report.

8. In December the Chief Architect was authorized to let an annual contract, based on a Schedule of Rates, to cover the erection of new buildings estimated to cost less than $100,000 each. As a result, many projects in this category which had been held up were commenced between January and March.

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Pau ce 6. Mr. R. A. Mirams Mr. J. J. Robson Mr. J. Alexander Chief Engineer. Mr. K. B. Baker Mr. R. C. Clarke Mr. A. R. Giles Mr. A. F. Evans Chief Engineer. Chief Engineer. Chief Electrical & Mechanical Engineer. Assistant Superintendent of Crown Lands (Planning). Assistant Superintendent of Surveys. Senior Quantity Surveyor. The following promotions or postings to senior posts were made during the year: Mr. J. Forbes Mr. R. H. Woodman Mr. R. A. Mirams Mr. G. P. Norton Mr. C. R. M. Lawrence Mr. E. L. Strange Mr. J. A. C. Hurlbatt Mr. T. P. Styles Deputy Director. Waterworks Engineer. Chief Engineer. Assistant Chief Architect (new post). Secretary (Acting). Secretary. Senior Accountant. Senior Accountant (Acting). ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE Chief Architect, A. M. J. Wright, A.R.I.B.A., A.R.I.C.S. General 7. It was not possible to commence building work on all the projects included in the 1954/55 Estimates. This was due partly to shortage of professional staff, and partly to the diversion of some of the staff to deal with the expanded Resettlement programme described later in this report. 8. In December the Chief Architect was authorized to let an annual contract, based on a Schedule of Rates, to cover the erection of new buildings estimated to cost less than $100,000 each. As a result, many projects in this category which had been held up were commenced between January and March. 2
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Pauce 6. Mr. R. A. Mirams Mr. J. J. Robson Mr. J. Alexander Chief Engineer. Mr. K. B. Baker Mr. R. C. Clarke Mr. A. R. Giles Mr. A. F. Evans Chief Engineer. Chief Engineer. Chief Electrical & Mechanical Engineer. Assistant Superintendent of Crown Lands (Planning). Assistant Superintendent of Surveys. Senior Quantity Surveyor. The following promotions or postings to senior posts were made during the year: Mr. J. Forbes Mr. R. H. Woodman Mr. R. A. Mirams Mr. G. P. Norton Mr. C. R. M. Lawrence Mr. E. L. Strange Mr. J. A. C. Hurlbatt Mr. T. P. Styles Deputy Director. Waterworks Engineer. Chief Engineer. Assistant Chief Architect (new post). Secretary (Acting). Secretary. Senior Accountant. Senior Accountant (Acting). ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE Chief Architect, A. M. J. Wright, A.R.I.B.A., A.R.I.C.S. General 7. It was not possible to commence building work on all the projects included in the 1954/55 Estimates. This was due partly to shortage of professional staff, and partly to the diversion of some of the staff to deal with the expanded Resettle- ment programme described later in this report. 8. In December the Chief Architect was authorized to let an annual contract, based on a Schedule of Rates, to cover the erection of new buildings estimated to cost less than $100,000 each. As a result, many projects in this category which had been held up were commenced between January and March. 2
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6.

Mr. R. A. Mirams Mr. J. J. Robson Mr. J. Alexander

Chief Engineer.

Mr. K. B. Baker

Mr. R. C. Clarke

Mr. A. R. Giles

Mr. A. F. Evans

Chief Engineer.

Chief Engineer.

Chief Electrical & Mechanical

Engineer.

Assistant Superintendent

of Crown Lands (Planning). Assistant Superintendent of Surveys. Senior Quantity Surveyor.

The following promotions or postings to senior posts

were made during the year:

Mr. J. Forbes

Mr. R. H. Woodman

Mr. R. A. Mirams

Mr. G. P. Norton

Mr. C. R. M.

Lawrence

Mr. E. L. Strange

Mr. J. A. C. Hurlbatt

Mr. T. P. Styles

Deputy Director.

Waterworks Engineer.

Chief Engineer.

Assistant Chief Architect (new post). Secretary (Acting).

Secretary.

Senior Accountant.

Senior Accountant (Acting).

ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE

Chief Architect, A. M. J. Wright, A.R.I.B.A., A.R.I.C.S.

General

7. It was not possible to commence building work on all the projects included in the 1954/55 Estimates. This was due partly to shortage of professional staff, and partly to the diversion of some of the staff to deal with the expanded Resettle- ment programme described later in this report.

8. In December the Chief Architect was authorized to let an annual contract, based on a Schedule of Rates, to cover the erection of new buildings estimated to cost less than $100,000 each. As a result, many projects in this category which had been held up were commenced between January and March.

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