#970375
Chief Engineer,
Chief Engineer,
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#914299
(ii) THE Board and the Corporation, respectively, may exercise all or any of the powers and discretions hereby conferred on or reserved to them, respectively, through their respective engineers, viz., the City Engineer and the Board's Chief Engineer for Civil Works or his substitute (appointed by resolution of the Board) for the time being:
(ii) THE Board and the Corporation, respectively, may exercise all or any of the powers and discretions hereby conferred on or reserved to them, respectively, through their respective engineers, viz., the City Engineer and the Board's Chief Engineer for Civil Works or his substitute (appointed by resolution of the Board) for the time being:
#914306
23.—ANY consent to be given under this Agreement by the Corporation may be given under the hand of the City Engineer, and any consent to be given under this Agreement by the Board may be given under the hand of the Board's Chief Engineer for Civil Works for the time being:
23.—ANY consent to be given under this Agreement by the Corporation may be given under the hand of the City Engineer, and any consent to be given under this Agreement by the Board may be given under the hand of the Board's Chief Engineer for Civil Works for the time being: [GA]
#970348
Following upon the recommendation made by Mr. Justice Gavan Duffy at the adjournment of the above case on the 24th January, 1939, we, the engineers representing all parties in this case, met in conference at the Office of Public Works on 25th May, 1939, to consider various proposals prepared by the Chief Engineer, Office of Public Works, for dealing with the embankments problem in the Ennis-Clarecastle section of the Fergus Drainage District. [EN]
Following upon the recommendation made by Mr. Justice Gavan Duffy at the adjournment of the above case on the 24th January, 1939, we, the engineers representing all parties in this case, met in conference at the Office of Public Works on 25th May, 1939, to consider various proposals prepared by the Chief Engineer, Office of Public Works, for dealing with the embankments problem in the Ennis-Clarecastle section of the Fergus Drainage District.