, 1874-03-18

gof9]vho ,ad reported his inability to attend owing to ndPmhm; the seat Of t Member for
Ag gS@ o f the o %@ of 9 @o Bay y4 the coanolp proceeded to-:
.ssS S%soo' Ts% nd D8 %%% sun supply 5%% % %4 aa si @:s at G& a%a% 9 a aS" s F5 s%%s ai
According to of the Rules of Business this matters should provided not otherwise adopted,
6 c%od oSH P %H%I da% %o3 S %% adopted adopted wit !" votes s% against g d 5s the S discussions % 5% S%d So
n 1s F E %S5 referred re tho to %s S% %4 S5 t% Pa este S%%I ls. to and @t said init it , g%5 nss s the be
Presidency had proposed that the lowest tender Should be accepted the security offered being also
Tsn more jsp@@, but the explanation aHe P@@s%Inoys views was given in Iopner
a 3% 3%fsr %r I TrseSas %' l i3 25o %i 5o G1pS like Is q TO mbes sv remarks on the NATTER,
F@ spp& &S WERNER" ~b been " opo. %$ Il tt the @ o 5"si I @%o sao m manners 5%s asa the % s% ' for tC omm "
o. 1ss S t Is %' s' sn % 4" @ /" "%s 5S of @aa% % p a" 8R' Il! 5 5% %a a IN great @s S da To &' 1B
s sfmdT9d IN S@ i5 IN H%so a% 5nS 2 oao. P Pr@S d nT tenders 1Sn TO 9 %9 tie P @open %hq bm g g@ i}P hs %s
=, a s%i 1% %5 E. for d r%a%S @ 1E %s2 1T His % ss s sr % %aas v y2 " hi 5 sHSesf S5 him a5 5a5
tender being accepted which Them teo were no objections would have been de. But as the
IT, vote, IA IS S s@ rom tie S%55SS K: $5% &c: 30 ds S e. 3T hat s P Pre- e.! h @ss5 s5 jSs6 not
p p@d in % at present "a tn DOING %1 % 1u Go@@ a 06a %s %@G"S The an" spd sE@ @F s hS p p%n %d NO o 5s %o
S a%6 6q M& Ggm .n1i na seq pn n a. SoG . 5@f has a sS P :" @ n3 f aosPH I' oo OF mis- f5% rbo % f c oo
s%d% the nearest and mtc competent Authority nv Il if this 9%' Why has the Presidency not
5% o%d with him letter from the Government dated 2@1 April 1858 to the Hospital Commission at
TrJnM"ad whereby as offers had b~nm made &rHS a2py Of the Garrison and asst was doubtful
As far as the Speaker remembered the Commission recommended not to take the lowest Offer andt
thai tine H S@ #o are es6 Paos4 nn eP%%t Sr a TaT%n Poo a3 s%% %Toy 4 Hg f 2y @ o@ %9 %%"'f f. spSf
0 0m@ hon had had C 5%5s % ted how T Ge s s%%f t%s his bR par 6d "% 59 %"a o b sa"g 5Syr aM men6sa a% s sos
aP2 %s s ' HI. H% must " peat " the m %%f has % %5 %% enc treated S% ina fair ia. and sI proper n%s @;% for
which has given rise to great agitation and bitter rmah@w which ought not to have been, and could
oea5 6f s1 R%%T 1@ ss @% es @9 55 after 5s ' 4s P 9%5s s the had n s 8sSn5 IN ACCEPTANCE S.@55 S %a6 %i 5 %i pad Rso
from the honorable Member a9ot the tenders 9t having been opened lj in the COUNCIL NEIL P and bout
9ad&n9d no ra@9@ fol o ANOTHER practice than that hitherto Observed fna " the r Was no necessity "H
not have made an demmdshr the" acceptance of any %ndr but the one one now @E CONNIE h by y@ the
d hdSooo ofS The connbs%p IN 0 6dsa nasd had % reason %p to da@ an n opportunity Of expressing its
opinion, for the person who hr the lasts months has been conducting the business has gEn every
cause of ShkHadnn, and @ac contract with anew party WILDE attended VIII, Hh ana may nu 10
Inconvenience Hence he could not see on what grounds teh honorable Member can complains; ue
CUmt%hmm Fwdedks@dd did not apply AndOfte parties rendering for the supply there none
had been mte situation before; therefore there weeb u two things to be taken INTO consideration
viz: Their remuneration &keda nd tese security OfHed-andH there was no oN@onn the Commn.
sion to recommend the once or eoher He could notin the ir@ case take upon himself because
he. had hso iOn on the natter to disregard the opinions and sIgstons of other parties having
an omcll her&thte choice of the individual; and the reammsg given by be Hospital Con4s,
dm at ChnSnnte1 were vys strong as to cause hin, the President to yield hso wn individual
opinion and leave Hem matter to the ComcI-The honorable embr NEXT finds fltth the im-
vduas WERE made acImnad with the contents of the tndew; bt fpm the moment the tenders
s S%S H% pen kept % 5ao S&'I H6 5d d%d n Si L 1STR #a Bo @sSas s% %@%sr' had s III intended tended % 70 %p as hat
VIZ % he %@ %d a% apS S @%sH @ s S ct %% Of Hs it, { spp %% from from ds az AZ ew S%sa i is IS
framed, that there ed doubts whether the offers made ought to be accepted anuheS uuPPSou ne
reason why the Commission had been heard was tht one of the pades rendering had been IN the
bSneSsb before 50 there was very wOn to ask the Commission which OF H Wu 10 oW05
ed most conmendabe. II give a m@ep persona ecommendauon %o mb me ""s "O
in tS@ Is now before u.s. none bna personal recommendations could nave WVugen;
3d Member for FedaHutds Country District (LahmeJ would beg TO ASK II me e rrTSHeWy
had received letter rom one of the oHr competitors viz: Mr. b WOODS" SmH TO Inc owo
received fNm Mr.. JohanNn, offering to undertake tep TVeyaMe Tor the same P""S%
Rperr-md fQw why had mott been read to-day. :1.4
- The Prneut replied that he had ecdvd such a Hr and he had not communicated 1t to
the Ouncl:b eMeh he i'd. note consider it as having anything to do with the JomH5- Ae e uo
for delivering in the tenders hd long since elapsed, and the Presidency nM M anNa Mu ~ @
rot bemeh the Council; the le@r from Mr. Woods was poeved ater; the writer mas mas @e9 aEn t
hsholdb be laid before the Council but the PreSdetd did nots see the necs9' anu "c "u mo-
see where the whole hing would lend. how nineso could be ended every parry were 70 De-