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Title: Handbook of the Southern Nigeria Survey and text book of topographical surveying in tropical Africa
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Guggisberg, Frederick Gordon, Sir, 1869-1930
Subjects: Southern Nigeria Survey Nigeria -- Surveys
Publisher: Edinburgh : Printed for the Southern Nigeria Survey by W. & A.K. Johnston
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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tant Director, Topographical l^ranch (Group Officer). 1 Native Draftsman. I First-class Headman.26 Carriers (including 3 chainmen).Daily cost, excluding Group Officer and Draftsman, £\^ 8s. pd.For details of loads see para. 52 (d) and Table 11. (b) A Field Camp— I Surveyor (Camp Officer). I First-class Headman.19 Carriers (including 3 chainmen). 1 Second-class Headman. ) Per additional European 12 Carriers (including 3 chainmen). ) Survejor. I Second-class Headman. \ ,y v .• c ^ . , ler .Native Surveyor. 5 Carriers. ) • Daily cost, excluding Camp Officer and Surveyor, £1, is. gd.,plus 6s. 6d. per Native Surveyor plus 14s. 6d. per each additionalEuropean. For details of loads see para. 52 (Tables I. and II.). (c) A Trigonometrical Camp— 1 Surveyor (Camp Officer).3 European Surveyors. 2 Native Assistant Surveyors. 2 First-class Headmen. 3 Second-class Headmen.3 First-class Light-men. 2 .Second-class Liglit-men.80 Carriers.Daily cost, excluding Surveyors, /?4, 14s. 3d. ILATK 1.
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51 52 31 (d) ^ Field Cauip for Theodolite Traverses— I Surveyor (Camp Officer). 1 Native Surveyor. 2 Second-class Headmen. 30 Carriers (including 5 chainmen). In beach traverse or country where little clearing is required thecarriers should be reduced to 20. Details of loads and working parties are given in Tables XII.,XIII., and XIV., para. 52. ; also see para. 161 (b). (e) A Levelling Camp— I Native Surve)or (Camp Officer).I Native Surveyor.I Second-class Headman.18 Carriers (including 6 chainmen).Daily cost, excluding Surveyors, £\, is. 3d. Details of loads and working parties in para. 52, Tables IX. toXI. (f) Headquarter Camp— I Clerk. I First-class Headman.8 Hammock Boys.30 Carriers.Daily cost, excluding Clerk, £2, os. 6d. 52. (a) The smooth and efficient working of a field camp dependsvery greatly on the way in which the camp officer organises his carriers for their two chief duties, viz., shifting campLoads, and ^pj clearing lines. To prevent these duties clashing. Orga

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