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Very often it does happen.

Under these circumstances, dont you think it very

to open up one part.

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I would like an answer to that question. You may be

1 enient, but you said that it was quite possible to

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have a good place in a floor, and the other part bad,

and to open up one place and finding it bad to call

upon the owner to reconcrete the whole of that floc:

is rather a harsh adı:inistration of the Ordinance.

Yas, but the difficulty is this. To out up too many

laces, you do so much damage.

But if the place is so bad that you have to cut up 15228

the whole of it, what damage do you do? You rather

assist them.

Yes, but an office is apt to get into trouble for

doing much damage in a floor. For instance, if a man

outs up four Canton tiles, that leaves - big place.

And yet bă cutting up one tile, to mer... a notice on 15229

that man to cut up the whole of them, and therefore

rather than he charged with over ze:1 by taking up

four tiles, if you find it sufficiently bad at the

bottom of ene, you order him to take t th. lot?

If we had a free hand to open up wh r... we chose,

would be alright.

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What instructions do you have ?

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In writing ?

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There have been varicus instructions on that matte

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