Corporate Body

Association of Consulting Structural Engineers of New South Wales (1933 - )

From
25 July 1933
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Functions
Association and Society or Membership Organisation

Summary

The Association of Consulting Structural Engineers of New South Wales was registered as a company limited by guarantee (40 members), in 1933. Its prime stated objects were to advance the profession of consulting structural engineers.

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When the company was registered the subscribers listed were:
* Alexander W. Morrison;
* Eric G. Wagner;
* Neil J. Marr;
* Alexander S. Macdonald;
* Eric L. Norman;
* Charles A. Reed;
* John A. R. Montgomery;
and its registered office was in Sydney.

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Created: 10 December 2024

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