Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Proceedings of the Association of Municipal and Sanitary Engineers and Surveyors, Vol. 5
IN perusing the Papers gathered together in the accompanying volume, we feel assured that our fellow Members will realise more than ever the value of the Association from which they have emanated and the immrtance of binding its Members more firmly together, and at the same time of exerting themselves in the effort to enroll amongst their number the many officers of Urban Districts not associated with them. The subjects treated of concern every Borough Engineer and Local Surveyor in the Kingdom, and are the results of personal experience. Taking into consideration the rapid progress of Sanitary Science, and the efforts that are being made on every hand to impress upon the minds of the present and rising generation the importance of an acquaintance not only with its first principles, but also its more advanced and elaborate theories, we are sure that our remers will be encouraged by the thought that we are doing our part as an Association in the great work of Sanitary improvement, and will be incited to fresh exertions in the accumulation of knowledge which may be disseminated amongst their brother officers, not only in their various District Meetings, but through the pages of future volumes of their Proceedings, and thus add to the general fund of information bearing upon the many important questions to which their attention in an official capacity is daily directed.
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