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and having to consider what has been done, an still larger outlay must be before the Gardens the Public.
over a be @aw le of de nod to of Their Kept art ranging from 240 money for periods in me to Dine mants, and they have candidly stated that they would have charged more for the performance of works, had they been prompt in payment.
17. We have now to report the Delays in paying Contracting again wore that they examined find chore 1 : result of our investigations into the complaints made by Contractors and others employed to do Government work, we are not promptly paid. We have personally seen the Contractors, and have good reason to believe that the Government - and thereby the Public - have suffered from the dilatoriness practised by the Survey Department. The Contractors have been unnecessarily delayed.
18. The Surveyor General has been unable to give any satisfactory explanation of the delays in instances (one of which involved a payment of $220,000) though he has admitted that the Government has thus suffered.
19. We are satisfied that the Contractors are not dealt with in the way their class in land...
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and
aving
to what has been done a
still larger artlay must le before the Gardens
the Public.
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be
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of
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240
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mants,
and they have candidly stated that they would have charged life for
The
performance of works, had they been th
prompt payment.
17.
We have
new to
report
the
Delays
in
paying Contractin
apund of
again
wore that they
examined
find chore
1
: result of our investigations into the laints made by Contractors and ethere employed to do Government
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are not prampilly
paid. We have peromally
Lane
of
The Contraction, and
good reason to believes that the Government - and therely the Public- have suffered from the dilatorines -practised by the Survey Department The Contractors have been
have been unnecessarity;
18. The Surveyor General har
ben mmable to
give
geal is any
satisfactory explanation of
of the delays in inst.
instances
the cause
painted
out to him (one __ of which involved
a.
payment of $220,000) though he has admilled that the Goverment.
has thusly suffered.
19. We are
Contractors
Dame
satisfied that the
are not dealt with in the
Wan
A
their class in land
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