CO129-127 - Public Offices - 1867 — Page 91

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The Inspector of Schools reports

"that the slates (without giving

any opinion

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their quality.

"at the price charged)

are

" without frames, and therefore "not those ordered, which (as kerewith

" per Thoms catalogue "Enclosed) should have been-

"

1

#

Gross of States framed. 12 in :

by 8 in: per dos 4/6 = £2:14:0.

The Slate pencils ordered were

Beparts

" best round Dutch; those forwarded are simply rubbish, and unfit- " for any purpose whatever. Had the Inspector Schools furnished this Depar = when making his requisitione with the particulars given the above complaint he would have obtained the kind of state he wanted. The requisition gives detail it merely states " I genes

Slates £2.14.0.

there was

a in

no but it se

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nothing

to show that the estimated price

had been taken from Thome's catalogues

I have tee.

(Signed) H. C. Sargeant

How abo

jence

All Letters to if addressed to

The Crown Agents for the Colonies.

Ansu ? 10

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the

Spring Gardens, London. S.W.

RECEIVED 21 May

MAY22 1867

"Referring to your letter

1867

of

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instant, I have the honor to state,

for the information

of

the Duke

of Buckingham and Chandos, that the seplanation of the

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as to the discrepancy

do

betrocar M. Wilson's Extimate between

and the tenders received by the Crown Agents for certain articles required for

the

Orkeforlum Reservoir does

not contain.

any

detailed

particulars which would Enable the from Agents to take further steps for

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