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ecr

rcally prosecuted

unless the Engineer in

Charge

is allowed consider att

Derable

discretionary powers, and

this he cer

certainly

has wh

if subject to the hundred

dollars lunch.

18. Neither is it desirable

fast that a hard and fresh

rule should be laid down

ай

regards letting

the

works by public tender. It will prove advan

antageous to execute certain portioirs

of the work by contract - but other parts,

as

for

instance the construction.

of special plant, and the block making

and setting

cannot in my opinion be carried out satis.

satisfactorily

in this manner. Luould

suggest therefore that the

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