Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06


be put up in the best manner.
Roofs of ventilators, belfry and porches
| timed. l
Tin to be used wherever it may be re-
quired to make The work watertight, see
ventilation.
Valleys, chimneys, ventilators, belfry
ETC., properly flashed with tin.
The entire roof covered with best quail
ity red wood shingles, laid 4}1i to the
weather.
Hips covered with 6i bevelled boards.
All timing, best quality, l. G. Char
coal. fa5
OUTSIDE WORK.
The entire building from top Of ground
to top Of main cornice enclosed with Ii
Channel rustic boards, lap joints.
Each board nailed with nails to each
stud.
Joints across cut of, boards we'll filed
in with white lead.
Boards to be of best quality, sugaEpine
free from knots, pitch and all other de-
tects and thoroughly seasoned.
Corner boards; 1sixl2i.
Posts to front porch 10i.
Posts to rear porch Gi.
Cornice (main) as shewn on elevation,
panels only on front and planted on.
Brackets ii thick.
Window castings on front elevation !;
ovolo-edged castings llsi thick with back
band and mouldings.
Windows on sides and rear as well as
rear door; Gi plain ovoio edged castings /;
11si thick,
Windows, doors, porch etc, as shown
on front elevation.
OUTSIDE STAIRS.
Front steps built rs shows on plans
and elevations, OF 2i best pine and 2l2i
risers, ploughed into each other with rolls
no2ing and cove. Steps housed into
buttresses.
Fill under rail between post on front
porch, fancy sawed work.
Rear steps as above, roll nozing and
cove, mtred and returned on outside
string and housed into wall string.
FLOORS AND STAIRS.
All floors and teachers platforms to be
laid with 1l4i narrow Z and q flooring
boards not over 81 wide, secret nailed +,
one nail to zach joist.
Steps 7ixlli on the string, Stairs built
in the best, strongest and most substantial
manner, with bearers of 3iXl0i stuff
each shoathed underneath for cloak
rooms.
Treads and platforms 114i risers ri
pine, moulded with scotia aud lillet
mitred and returned around front string
! ers and housed into wall strings.
Treads grooved into risers and rsers
into treads all wedged, glued and
blocked.
Stringers of 114i pine to return around
landings.
Stairs to be, enclosed with narrow
beaded 3ll4i I and q pine boards sur
mounted with 8iX4l3i walnut rail. The
rail Of side flights TO butt against
underside of center fight; rail of center
flight to start from newels on platform,
running up and returning on each side
against wall.
Lower novels 10, those on platform
81 fancy turned blacllwanut.
Hanging rail against wall 2i round
supported by fancy brackets.
WINDOWS AND DOORS.
All sashes framed in lights, l34i
thick; all sashes Tipped ; 2i pine sihs,
rebatted for sheathng and inside stools; 4;
ll4i pine pully stiles.
All sashes square heads and hung with
cords and iron weights and to have the
best tastenings.
All glass to be 1907. French, of size as
marked on plans ; ground glass tor main
skylight.
All windows to be furnished with inside
rolling blinds, beaded and rebatted, 81
thick, made in folds and cut through
in the middle.
Sash to cloak room in lower rear hall,
ground glass.
All inside doors Il lai thick, with four
panels Hush moulded, LIST story ST 6i
high; 2nd story ST.
Rear outside doors l34i thick and to be
sash doors.
Swinging doors between front and rear
hal. l34i thick, to swing both ways.
All outside doors to swing out.
7si jambs with 319i rebat planted on.
Front entrance doors pa thick, raised
and sunk, moulded and paneied. Vesti-
bule to correspond.
Doors marked T on plans to have
transoms.
Doors and sashes to be Of kiln dried
sugar pine free from knots, sap and all
other defects.
Doors marked S d on plans sash
doors.
Doors to be hung with 4ix4 loose
jointed butts and fastened with substantial
rimlocks, white porcelain furniture and
trimmings.
INSIDE FINISH.
All walls and ceilings throughout