"ملف ٣/١ أبنية الوكالة. من ١٩٠٠-١٩١١" [ظ‎‎٢‎١‎٧] (٥٢٣/٤٤٢)

worlt a;3 quoted in the Abstract Estimate.
fe:l,7G5/-,
(A). P. ^eak doors -J- glased -J- panelled,
combined with sunshades
9 Fos♦ round courtyard
4 Fos* Forth and South
2 Fos. at head of stairs
(B) P, Ueak wood sunshades including frame
work and labour complete E .s :2,016/~.
(C) P.Teak wood frames for £ast sunshades Es:—170/--.
r ) P.Teak woo'd doors J- panelled and J- glazed
combined with sunshades including frame
work and labour complete. Rs:^—288/-.
(E) P.Teak wood doors panelled including
frame^and labour complete
(F) b% Contingencies
Total.
849/-.
Es:—255/-.
R8:5 f 343/-.'
Of the above 6 items only the first (item A) need now
be considerod and submitted for sanction to Grov ernment . This
consideration is deferred until it is shown why it is no longer
necessary to construct the remaining works.
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Item B. The suggestion Conveyed in Government of/letter
imder report viz; to construct these sunshades out of cheaper
material than teak had apparently already occurred to
Captain Mackenzie with the result that, out of his annual
allotment for repairs, he has constructed thirteen of the
most necessary sunshades at a cost of approximately EsrlSl/-
in all ot at Rs:9/- per sunshade. The eight remaining sun-
-shades are only required to prevent glare and to rectify the
somewhat incomplete appearance of the building. The sun
that they are
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Abstract Estimate.
rs i glased'panelled,
tli sunshades
d courtyard
h and South
9ad of stairs Rs: 1,765/-.
sunshades including frame
ar complete Es:2,016/-.
rames for £ast sunsha.des Es:—170/-.
oors i panelled and I glazed
sunshades including frame
ur complete. Rs:^—288/-.
oors panelled including
our complete Rs:--849/-.
cies Rs:^—255/-.
Total.. Rs:5 f g4-3/-.
e 6 items only the first (item A) need now
mitted for sanction to Government . This
rred until it is shown why it is no longer
t the remaining works,
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suggestion Conveyed in G-overnment of/letter
onstruct these sunshades out of cheaper
d apparently already occurred to ^
h the result that, out of his annual
, he has constructed thirteen of the
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des at a cost of approximately Rs:121/-
r sunshade. The eight remaining sun-
ired bo prevent glare and to rectify the
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ppearance of the building. The sun
y ialls on the space that they are