BUILDING BY-LAWS.
PROPOSED STANDARDISATION
CONFERENCE AT WELLINGTON.
The State Forestry Service proposes to >■ call a conference of all- Government and
local bodies at Wellington in May, to consider ' the proposed 1 revision and Standardisation of the country's building laws. '..'. . ~. . :-.. ...;.."'". ;
r'.;■. -In a.letter received by the City Coun»,,,c)l last v evening, the director of the service stated that it was tentatively proposed to commence the, conference on * : ; ; May 6,' extending the deliberations over ...about four - days. ; The opinion was advanced that the conference might be able to consider -the whole question of buildin'-'; emulations,, though the; writer pointed ■ _ . out that this, was,,.» matter that could . .l'ot be' launched by the Forestry Service. lie urged'that Auckland be represented. ~ ,". Mr. T. Bloodwortb was appointed! the ~;' teuacU'li representative. -- ',
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18664, 21 March 1924, Page 10
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