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C.O. 885

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO

Nature of Complaint.

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Date of Correspondence with Secretary of State on the subject.

From Superintendent, Government Nil

Printing Office, complaining of a package of envelopes being dam- aged by sea water, ‘of certain stationery being overcharged for, and of silk cord being of inferior quality and quantity to that usually shipped.

From Kingston General Commis, Nil

sioners complaining that 44 feet of brass tube sent through Crown Agents, was short received. From Superintending

Officer complaining that 12-hypo- dermic syringes sont out had not been received and were apparently stolen in transit.

Medical Nil

From Director of Public Works Nil

complaining of delay in supply- ing bridgework for five bridges in Upper Clarendon.

Inability of Crown Agents to obtain Nil

dynamite with special require- ments of Director of Public) Works.

From Superintending

Medical Nil

Officer complaining of bad pack- ing and consequent damage to

certain goods from Messrs. Maw,' Son, & Thompson.

From Inspector-General complain- Nil

ing that gold chevrons

were

supplied instead of worsted ones.

From Director of Public Works Nil

complaining that pliers advised

by the Crown Agents had not been received.

From Director of Public Works Nil

complaining of delay in supplying telegraph materials.

From Director of Public Works Nil

complaining of delay in supplying iron joists.

From Government Printing Office Nil

complaining of an overcharge on account of ink from Parrons, Fletcher, & Company, and of the

quality of black skivers supplied

by Waterlow & Son.

From Director of Public Works 8.8., 380 00,

complaining of delay in supplying Gov., 158:00, locks for St. Catherine's District Prison.

From Inspector-General, complaint

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Result,

Crown Agents written to on 15th July, 1898, "with the result that the amount over- charged and the cost of the clamaged envelopes were re- funded.

Crown Agents written to on 22nd July, 1898, and replied that the contractors had re- funded cost.'

Crown Agents corresponded with, suggested that package in question had been tampered with after arrival here.

£270 deducted by Crown Agents

from contractor's account.

Dynamite purchased locally.

Crown Agents written to, and contractors offer to replace damaged goods.

Crown Agents written to and

chevrons exchanged.

Crown Agents written, to and

another lot of pliers sent out.

From

Date of Correspondence with Secretary of State on the subject.

Nature of Complaint.

Medical Nil

Superintending

Officer, complaining of damage to instruments from Arnold & Son,| caused by defective packing. From Superintending

Medical Nil

Officer, complaining that a box of "microscopic stains” was received. short by certain items.

From Inspector-General, complain- Nil

ing with regard to deficiencies in clothing supplied.

From Inspector-General; further Nil

complaint of delay in obtaining police uniforms.

From Kingston General Communis- Nil

sioners; claim in connection with lamp posts broken in transit. Complaint of delay in supplying Nil

Postal Orders.

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Enclosure 3 in No. 21.

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Result,

Crown Agents written to; who replied that damaged instru- ments had been replaced free of charge.

Crown Agents written to, and

goods replaced.

Crown Agents written to and requested to give matters complained of their attention. Crown Agents written to on 18th February, 1901. No reply yet received. Crown Agents written to; matter

not yet settled.

Crown Agents written to, and

reply that contractors will do all they can to execute order during third week in May.

RETURN OF REQUISITIONS SENT TO THE CROWN AGENTS DURING THE TWO YEARS ENDED

31st March, 1901.

Date and Number Colonial Secretary's Office Letter,

Probable Mail by which Bent.

Articles Ordered.

"

Date of receipt No. of days in

of Crown Agent's letter

advising ship- ment.

execution, deducting 32 for transits.

***88* * *

48

Crown Agents written to on

25th June, 1900, goods sent on 21st August.

5208,

15 May, '99

Crown Agents written to on

17 May, '99 Tea for Medical Department

28 July, '99

40

25th June, 1900, but apparently did not reply,

5207,

15 May, '99

17 May, '99

19

"

28 July, '99

40

Crown Agents written to, over-

charge refunded.

5222.

15 May, '99

17 May, '99

5687,

23 May, '99

23 May, '99

Stamps for Stamp Commissioner

Medical Stores

8 Sept., '99

82

28 July, '99

31

11 Aug. '99

48

25 Aug., 199

63

20, 1 Oct., '00!

Secretary of Stato in reply stated

2, 20 Sept., '00 |

that he had learnt locks were

5665,

23 May, '99

23 May, '99

Filter for Botanical Department..]

8 Sept., '99 11 Aug., '99

76

48

shipped to Jamaica on 19th September.

5734,

23 May, '99

23 May, '99

S.S., 410,

27 Nov., '00

Secretary of State forwarded"

with regard to delay in supplying Gov., 542, clothing.

S.S., 383,

7 Nov., '00

letter from Crown Agents

5122,

27 May, '99

6 June, '99

30 Oct., '00

stating excuse of contractors

for the delay, and that they

6006,

2 June, '99

6 June, '99

Lubricators, Pumping Station

Stores for Botanical Departinent

Stationery, King's House

11 Aug., '99

11 Aug., 99.

24

25 Aug., '99¦

38

8 Sept., '99

52

were hampered in placing the

order because of large require-

5954,

2 June, '99

6 June, '99

From Collector-General complain- S.S., 383,

ing of delay in supplying bicycle! tags.

30 Oct., '01

ments for other forces. Lengthy letter from

Tools, &c., for Director, Publie

Works.

25 Aug., '99

6019,

Crown

6 June, '99

6 June, '99

Goz., £23, Gov., 363,

29 Aug., '01

1 Aug., '01

Delay in sending out bridgework 8.8., 455,

for Savoy Bridge.

Gov., 522,

20 Dec., '01 31 Oct., '01

Agents stating delay was due to fault of contractor whose explanations of its cause were not satisfactory, and that they were trying to obtain another firm to execute such orders in future.

Secretary of State replied stating Crown Agents are not satisfied contractors did all they could to supply order, this fact being due to smallness of requisition.

6305,

19 June, '99

20 June, '09

Date Stamps for Postmaster |

General. Flowerpots for Director, Public

Gardens and Plantations,

8 Sept., '99

23 Sept., '99

25 Aug., '99;

4456:5965, 20 June, '99

4639,6948, 27 June, '99

20 June, '99

Cigar and Cigarettes Stamps

(early).

8 Sept., '99 .

23 Sept., '99

4 July, '99

Dies for Treasurer (early)

8 Sept., '99

3 Nov., '99

91

1 283 2837

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48

62

34

Missing from 1st package.

4824/7153,

3 July, '99

4 July, '99 Stores for Postmaster-General

6 Oct., 199

62

17 Nov., '99

104

29 Dec., '99

146

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