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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 77

17. It is reasonable that an architect should sign his buildings in an unostentatious manner similar to that adopted by sculptors and other artists.

18. It is desirable that architects should exhibit their names on a board in front of a building being erected under their supervision, provided it is done in an unostentatious manner and the lettering is of reasonable height. An architect should not advertise in the public press or otherwise except by means of a professional card as defined herein :— A card is defined as an advertisement of the name, designation, and address of the advertiser without amplification, or, in the case of an announcement of change of address or personnel of a practitioner or firm, the plain statement of the fact for the publication of which the announcement purports to be made. Cards permitted by this rule when appearing in newspapers shall not exceed one column in width and two inches in depth.

19. If an architect supplies quantities he shall not secure payment for such work from the building contractor.

20. When engaging consultants no member shall enter into any agreement with such consultants whereby the services performed by such consultants are to be paid from moneys payable through the building contractor.

21. Any alleged breach of these regulations, or any alleged professional misconduct by an architect which may be brought before the Council or the Executive Committee, properly vouched for and supported by sufficient evidence, shall be investigated, and, if proved to the satisfaction of the Council, shall be dealt with according to the regulations.

22. Any breach of the Code of Ethics within the knowledge of any member shall be forthwith reported by him to the Council or to the Executive Committee.

APPENDIX "H."

New Zealand Institute of Architects (Incorporated).

FORM OF NOMINATION-PAPER FOR THE ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS UNDER REGULATION No. 43.

NOMINATION-PAPER FOR THE ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS FOR THE DISTRICT.

We, , of , and , of , being duly registered architects resident in the provincial district of , do hereby nominate as candidate for election to the office of councillor for the provincial district of .

[Signatures of Registered Members.]

I/We agree to the above nomination.

[Signatures of Candidates.]

NOTE.—It is optional for members to nominate any less number than the number allotted to the district.

APPENDIX "I."

New Zealand Institute of Architects (Incorporated).

FORM OF ARTICLES OF APPRENTICESHIP RECOMMENDED.

THIS indenture, made this day of , one thousand nine hundred and between (hereinafter called “the architect”) of the first part (hereinafter called “the pupil or apprentice”) of the second part, and the said (hereinafter called “the parent”) of the third part—witnesseth as follows, that is to say:—

1. In consideration of the premium of paid by the parent to the Architect as follows: on the , one thousand nine hundred and , and the balance on the , the architect agrees to take the apprentice as his apprentice for the term of four years from the day of , one thousand nine hundred and .

2. The apprentice of his own free will and with the consent of the parent binds himself as apprentice to the architect for the said term truly and honestly and diligently to serve the architect at all times during the said term as a faithful apprentice ought to do.

3. The parent covenants with the architect as follows:—

(a) That the apprentice will well, faithfully, and diligently serve the architect as his apprentice in the profession of an architect for the said term.

(b) That the apprentice will not at any time during the said term cancel, obliterate, spoil, destroy, waste, embezzle, spend, or make away with any of the books, papers, writings, money, stamps, or other property of the architect or of any of his clients or employers which shall be deposited in the hands of the apprentice or entrusted to his custody or possession or to the care, custody, or possession of the architect.

(c) That in case the apprentice shall act contrary to the last-mentioned covenant, or if the architect shall suffer any loss, damage, or prejudice by the misbehaviour, neglect, or improper conduct of the apprentice the parent will make good and reimburse the architect the amount and value thereof.

(d) That the apprentice will at all times during the said term keep the business secrets of the architect and of his partners and clients.

(e) That the apprentice will readily and cheerfully obey and execute the lawful and reasonable commands of the architect, and will not depart or absent himself from the service or employ of the architect during the said term without the consent of the architect first obtained, but will at all times during the said term conduct himself with all due diligence, honesty sobriety, and temperance.

(f) That the parent will at all times during the said term find and provide the apprentice with board and lodging and all necessary apparel and washing and all medicine, surgery, and medical attendance and nursing in case of sickness.

(g) That if the apprentice shall be absent from duty owing to illness or indisposition for any period exceeding three months his remuneration shall cease until he shall again resume duty, and the apprentice shall, in order to complete the term of apprenticeship hereby agreed upon, and at the expiry of the said term, diligently and faithfully serve the architect for such additional period as shall be necessary to make up all time lost through absence on account of illness or any other cause, and the remuneration payable to the apprentice for such period shall be at the rate agreed upon for the last year of the said term. All time lost by the apprentice through his own default shall also be made up as hereinbefore provided and no remuneration shall be paid for the time so lost until it is so made up.

4. The architect covenants with the parent and with the apprentice and each of them severally as follows :—

(a) That he will accept and take the apprentice as his apprentice during the said term, and will, by the best means he can and to the utmost of his skill and knowledge, teach and instruct the apprentice or cause him to be taught and instructed in the practice and profession of an architect in such manner as he the architect now practises and professes or shall at any time practise the same.

(b) That if the apprentice shall die or if the architect shall die or cease to practise as an architect within the first two years of the said term he or his executors or administrators will repay to the parent (one-fourth) of the said premium of .

(c) During the said period the architect will pay to the apprentice by way of remuneration for his said services the following :—

(1) The sum of per calendar month during the first year of the said term.

(2) The sum of per calendar month during the second year of the said term.

(3) The sum of per calendar month during the third year of the said term.

(4) The sum of per calendar month during the fourth year of the said term.

(d) That if the architect shall die or cease to practise as an architect before the expiration of the said term he or his executors or administrators will upon the request and at the expense of the parent, his executors or administrators, within the space of (two) calendar months next such death or cession from practice assign over the apprentice for the then remaining unexpired period of the said term to another skilful and proper architect to be named by the parent his executors or administrators in the same or the like profession or business and who shall be ready to receive the apprentice as his apprentice.

In witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first before written.

Signed, sealed, and delivered by the above-named in the presence of

APPENDIX "J."

New Zealand Institute of Architects (Incorporated).

THE examinations for membership of the Institute are those set out in the prospectus issued annually by the School of Architecture of the Auckland University College.