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of which cannot at present be determined but it is not
anticipated that these would be of any great magnitude
anu would be covered by the estimate given in our previous
report.
In this report Paragraph 64 and 65 two alternative
methods of carrying out the work are dealt with and we
would recommend that the work be carried out by administration
sub-contracts being let for various poritions of the work
wherever possible.
If there are any other points with
which you wish Mr. Binnie, to deal, he would be pleased to
do so by interview.
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We have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servants,
SIR ALEX: BINNIE SON & DEACON.
W.T.E.B,