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Have you ever heard, or has it come to your (nowle ige
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I dont say you personally, but other
Inspectors, that contractors generally have very often found it to their advantage to pay money to t Inspectors, or to their subordinatek, in order to wat work passed, or to facilitate the work generally as to oil the wheels of busines, so to speak ? Yes, it is generally proposed that that should he done There an Inspector consistently refuses to pass work,
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say it is lime washing or conereting, whatever it may be, time after time, it is generally understood to be
a suggestion to the contractor that he should pay something in order to get his work passed. Tam supposing if the work is done on the average standard, similar to what is passed. A man does the work on the ordinary standard, and he sees othara work passeġ. Is it not a suggestion to him that he would pay mones
to get his work also passed ?
I suppose he would take it so. There is no douh BOMO
has been paid.
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I dont say it as universal. I dont · Ba; that 111 take money, but some of them I am afraid have. Ba. when a man has his work consistently refused, it generally means he is expected to do something he has not drie f
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And if he persisted, it might be even that he would have to give up work altogether,
retice from work ?
he right have to
Oh yes, I think Mr Man Li Yuen, the centraetor,
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How long ago was that ?
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It in some years ago.
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