PRIVATE WORK
BY CIVIL SERVANTS
ARCHITECTS* COMPLAIN^,
In his presidential address 'read' to the New Zealand Institute ;oi Architects to-day, strong exception was" taken to Civil Servants .undertaking : : private architectural work. The •■■Public-" Service Commissioner had informed- the institute that on investigation hje? had ascertained that the complaints. 6f.Vthe institute were fully justified, ani he gave an. assurance that th'fere would be no further cause of complaint. "In this connection, " said the president, "I wish to point puV that, notwithstanding our past protects and. the favourable replies received from Ministers and heads of Departments,..the Public Works Department, continues to provide throughout the greater part of the Dominion and^ on 'every possible opportunity, the requisite; architectural services for schools-vandv hostels: and hospital buildings.';' .:. : : ,■■ ."?,.-.,-i.!..;,■> .
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 36, 12 February 1931, Page 15
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123PRIVATE WORK Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 36, 12 February 1931, Page 15
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