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7.50. One Surveying Assistant (Land), Class I and one Surveying Assistant (Engineering), Class II who had passed the Intermediate examination of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Land Surveying Section) were sent to the School of Military Survey for a one-year course in advanced surveying.

7.51. Three more Surveying Assistants (Land), Class II and one Surveying Assistant (Engineering), Class II who passed the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Intermediate examination were granted Government Training Scholarships to attend the School of Military Survey in 1970.

7.52. One Cartographic Assistant, Class I was sent to England for a year's training attachment to the Directorate of Overseas Surveys.

7.53. One (acting) Cartographic Assistant (Photo), Class III was sent to the Department of National Mapping, Canberra, Australia, for a 6 month course in photo-reprographic work.

Welfare

7.54. The Crown Lands and Survey Office Social Club continued its activities throughout the year, and a successful annual party was held during the year. The Office obtained highest points in the team events in the Annual Departmental Sports Meet.

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7.50. One Surveying Assistant (Land), Class I and one Surveying Assistant (Engineering), Class II who had passed the Intermediate examination of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Land Surveying Section) were sent to the School of Military Survey for a one-year course in advanced surveying. 7.51. Three more Surveying Assistants (Land), Class II and one Surveying Assistant (Engineering), Class II who passed the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Intermediate examination were granted Government Training Scholarships to attend the School of Military Survey in 1970. 7.52. One Cartographic Assistant, Class I was sent to England for a year's training attachment to the Directorate of Overseas Surveys. 7.53. One (acting) Cartographic Assistant (Photo), Class III was sent to the Department of National Mapping, Canberra, Australia, for a 6 month course in photo-reprographic work. Welfare 7.54. The Crown Lands and Survey Office Social Club continued its activities throughout the year, and a successful annual party was held during the year. The Office obtained highest points in the team events in the Annual Departmental Sports Meet. Page 84 Page 104 Page 104 Page 85
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7.50. One Surveying Assistant (Land), Class I and one Surveying Assistant (Engineering), Class II who had passed the Intermediate examination of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Land) Surveying Section) were sent to the School of Military Survey for a one-year course in advanced surveying. 7.51. Three more Surveying Assistants (Land), Class II and one Surveying Assistant (Engineering), Class II who passed the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Intermediate examination were granted Government Training Scholarships to attend the School of Military Survey in 1970. 7.52. One Cartographic Assistant, Class I was sent to England for a year's training attachment to the Directorate of Overseas Surveys. 7.53. One (acting) Cartographic Assistant (Photo), Class III was sent to the Department of National Mapping, Canberra, Australia, for a 6 month course in photo-reprographic work. Welfare 7.54. The Crown Lands and Survey Office Social Club continued its activities throughout the year, and a successful annual party was held during the year. The Office obtained highest points in the team events in the Annual Departmental Sports Meet. 84 age 104 ge 104 85
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7.50. One Surveying Assistant (Land), Class I and one

Surveying Assistant (Engineering), Class II who had passed the Intermediate examination of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Land) Surveying Section) were sent to the School of Military Survey for a one-year course in advanced surveying.

7.51. Three more Surveying Assistants (Land), Class II and one Surveying Assistant (Engineering), Class II who passed the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Intermediate examination were granted Government Training Scholarships to attend the School of Military Survey in 1970.

7.52. One Cartographic Assistant, Class I was sent to England for a year's training attachment to the Directorate of Overseas Surveys.

7.53. One (acting) Cartographic Assistant (Photo), Class III was sent to the Department of National Mapping, Canberra, Australia, for a 6 month course in photo-reprographic work.

Welfare

7.54. The Crown Lands and Survey Office Social Club continued its activities throughout the year, and a successful annual party was held during the year. The Office obtained highest points in the team events in the Annual Departmental Sports Meet.

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