Examinations In Valuation
The following candidates were successful in the urban and rural professional examinations of the New Zealand Institute of Valuers held in November. The code numbers refer to the following urban subjects:—l, building construction (part I; 2, elementary design and town planning; 3, law affecting valuation and property; 4, urban land economics; 5, urban valuation (part I) 6. building construction (part II) 7, elementary quantity surveying and specifications; 8. fundamentals of practical accounting: 9, urban valuation (part II). Christchurch: Aubrey. R. A., 4, 9; Bell. J. W., 1. 4,5; Skinner, J. G., 6,8; Smith, K. 8., 3,8; Stoddart, H., 4, 5. Greymouth: Mclntosh, J. R., 2. The code numbers refer to the following rural subjects:—l, field husbandry; 2, animal husbandry, 3, farm accountancy; 4, farm economics; 5, rural valuation law’; 6. surveying, levelling, and building construction; 7, valuation (stage I); 8, farm management; 9, valuation (stage II). Nelson: Leigh, M. J., 4,5, 7. Hokitika: Heald, G. F., 9. Dunedin: Ellis, P. 8., 3; Watters, J. A., 5, 7. Invercargill: Aitken, A. R., 7; Martin, J. C., 7.
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28776, 23 December 1958, Page 18
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