1 APPENDIX No, II.
2 GENERAL SPECIFICATION.
3 The total length of the Chokee is 50 feet and breadth 34 foet. There are two
4 rooms below, 14 feet square, with one strong door and three barred windows to each, and a
5 veranda all round, eight feet wide, including the width of the pillars, which is two feet.
6 In the upper story, there are two rooms 14} foet square, with a panelled door between
7 them ; one for the Assistant Conservator, and one for his office, The Assistant Conservator's
8 room has got two glass doors and one panelled door, and the office two glass doors and two glass
9 windows, besides the door between the two rooms. There is a veranda all round §8} fee
10 wide ; this veranda is supported on Sil wood posts instead of pillars, Each of the upper rooms
11 has got a chimney, and two glass windows near the ceiling.
12 The total height of the Chokce is 22 feet; eight feet to top of roof of lower story and
13 14 feet height of upper rooms.
14 The foundation of the Chokee is two feet deep and 2 feet wide, and is entirely pucka
15 The pillars supporting the lower veranda are also entirely pucka. The rest of the building
16 1s partly pucka and partly kucha-pucka, as will be seen from the plan. The walls of the lower
17 rooms are two feet wide and those ofthe upper rooms 1} feet wide.
18 The flooring of the upper rooms and veranda or the roof of the lower is of Sil plank-
19 ing, with earth thrown over and well beaten down. The roof of the upper rooms is pucka
20 and has a slope of six inches on both sides from the centre wall, The roof the upper veranda is
21 of thatch.
22 The kucka roof is a little too light, but more beams can be put in without taking
23 down the roof, and then more mortar can casily be thrown over the roof.
24 R. S. DODSWORTH,
25 Assistant Conservator of Forests.