...That the Institution of Surveyors was established for the objects following — that is to say : (A) To secure the advancement and facilitate the acquisition...knowledge which constitutes the profession of a Surveyor namely the art of determining the value of all descriptions of landed and house property and of the...

...Institution," in- " The Sarveyors corporated by Royal Charter in 1881, the objects of which are ; Institu" to secure the advancement and facilitate the acquisition...knowledge which constitutes the profession of a surveyor," and " to maintain and extend its (the profession's) usefulness for the public advantage." Sometimes,...

...WHELDON EDWARD WILLIS J. WILSON LESLIE S. WOOD HGB WYATT iii ffbc Suibcnovs' Ins'itution (INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER) Is established — 1. To secure the...determining the value of all descriptions of landed, mineral and house property, and of the various interests therein ; the practice of managing and developing...

...WILLIS J. WILSON LESLIE S. WOOD HGB WYATv Ill Cbe Su(bet>o(s' Instihrticm u -o - ' (INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER) Is established — 1. To secure the...determining the value of all descriptions of landed, mineral and house property, and of the various interests therein ; the practice of managing and developing...

...EDWARD WILUB J. WILSON LESLIE S. WOOD HGB WYATT Ill Institution (INCORPORATED RY ROYAL CHARTER) la established — 1. To secure the advancement and facilitate...determining the value of all descriptions of landed, mineral and house property, and of the various interests therein ; the practice of managing and developing...

...one need hesitate to cast in his lot with us. THE SURVEYORS' INSTITUTION (ENGLAND). (INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER). Is established — 1. To secure the...constitutes the profession of a surveyor, viz., the art of detsrinining the value of a'.l descriptions of landed and house property, and of the various interests...

...superfluous to say how much each one so labouring must have feft the need of an Institution " established to secure the advancement and facilitate the acquisition...knowledge, which constitutes the profession of a Surveyor." Even the man in the largest local practice must acknowledge the necessity of that finish (so to speak),...