, 1874-03-18

Gsao ai "I fl S d dS % aSsa @S n 65 1% ss S Of nc %m positive rule St for bringing matters sss like these before the
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ns any ?sS":nsos 5%nda 1& 6% %o E% az f~ssSgt r@ %se %% ss@. %ns f%s Gao asA Sg,
Admit mo%% ga 9hi being ga laid before he co@%I he rule must must therefore :" BE- followed @%%d W With %
for the Contracts the supplies should e ssn a%edp y 4 the %o co 1mdI 3 b@ T dT y9a n% f hs C o@%so n
TT Wo "S bid hSo on % n@o G %" mss% had DS % md l D% Se5 as G GSp coo % l G%d in n S Understand n% nd
consistent with good order fe Presidency we're to bring it hl and in manner pt or make
Hs .n The 6 only @ srp%1 stance og5t9 rsd in support Of this Petition G IS %s NV nT %s
5 M" o%3 Sa i% aa"% % .'9 %s% s s t1i hin o %5 1s%s P" with 1 %3 persona d a%%%S
8 %st92 @ mos advantageous vantage nb % thee %q pm o9 ssTos: and Il " ss 1m saM thee $n 6d @p onag % h he f"dssG s
The Presidency i the interests Of the public pubic service @e% %d the H nsp Ss G%1 "b ds %% S' ON g"5 aa
Council sd 9 T%6 Sd 6 2ad 5%@% H: WSS Gen o y D1%h %. I 5% %4 %ad it " you ABE Be & quite plain %ns
5 Gh zd INST %5h 5se had . s@5 upon 2mi the NJ " W nn9 56% and 6 %l equal not Better 5@s t. %@o
G o"%h wound "G @ @% a %S %%@V %sn P o nE' Wo oG4' o situations ao' rm %d E s sH9 be Ss f"dd tnt s5
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S Sn p s the he % R@s ,ns a% aS o 3% Fl. 5 5% @s%% M M NV ws s5d E IN tn the Sss% place + : P%@ Of
T6o expected nbo Of %@ @ in the @ |@y &a %d%"~ %no a n6h % p@@ nn @ oapo % @c 1 H% SG1 a hSe
WH6 rg"d@ the contract for B@snd there could be only one T&v,, that the lowest of% should
ao." s@o .: :%i $ s S "s@ s%s as |S 1S5 @ fully ' g %1S %1 a" l ass s5:as t sa mo a5 P' ss1s s as
6o% @%sa and a4s Sy 4 41s st to bse considered vas the benefit to be derived BY the Community
concerning the fact ofomnp parties having bn. allowed to see the tenders, the Speaker would say
o 1aoa%hs2 n H @ s "%1 @ @ %S oRo oo %n % from c5 mis- %@5 iooo o nT a @i be- r %9s it fa%s
the Hospital COMMISSIONS T%dsd5aed had nothing T to " %n tn Sm% nn nd nasda %sg o b %s
s5%@ sn ss 5no 65 % @ p@s a complaints S1%2n o a @f 6S S%a% made wns 6 n they ao sS in %n nc Bs9 v%b
fscoonI Council. IfTy are odi| whit o I PnTsvo % and md 1 e6ga% cnnna aDs s&s amen mfn nm Of
@%;%o o IN !; % conditions. IT5 the 20 governments rs nSs is s? %% Obliged %5% 5 S % S0 %% ovs & S6 sS Is ct ct s as
another with higher and@l And the Commissions would be better able to have an %Tnoa, being
o&4mn@d with the the h sT T Parties Md 4n H H. would not SAY Htv when the Presidency in this in
+ the instance mentioned G% By &n from %@ iS S% ~b%%@% oG S o9%n @9 asked the %y co onf G%s' op S5 h.
n MEANS ooaF psa%rs @o to G % M HS%@% oft the Son5o 6 sd d aS G GGy s1 ms SPoo if n 1T h is by no
such Commissions n existence they IdI% Vos ne authority. The speaker had had % %p h%d" o@ Sc
% %a e%sgs9 aS a 4 h n Gs e%9 p %@e. I 5s 4s 95% Hn m% to the , m3s1' liz q% %n%s%5 " T% %
interests committed to them.
End Memterf for ChdSmstd (HammJ sdm his view the recommendation of the HOSPITAL
Commission &ot great weight; btW hnt honorable Secretary sad Hhh the Commission should
hveb asked So opinion eS Speaker could not take he same view, as iHe Commission had
bNH1ah d by HeGovTnmen% 1t have been taken asa pressure which wmd not be good
And the recommendation given by the Commanders of the ambnh avr of Mr. Johmne, is
aH0d strong moment inc Military dHhru USE and must necessarily bel provided for; the supply
has been conducted satisfactorily hitherto under Mr. JOhan In the face of hose recommends
IONS which av bOh strong even the higher Ofro MI JOban4ns should have been accented. and
from this view he will vote for the Pwircvsp UDMJ
3d Member % C6Shans@d8 Country District r. FanU) @dh he agreed With the honor
oae Secretary, umthe tenders should have been opened in the Council; as long as the Council
haste do with the natter that would be the best and most pupn way to b. business Ia that way
1t would be prevented that after the tenders have been received one party afert other lends in
fresh Offers for the Council would henat once accept the lowest offer and the matter be att once
settled He could not see how to vote, now on the proposals before the Council. and had therefore
made up his mind MOTTO vote.
s,r as H %sa for " 15s@ 11s5 & $ta ss:9n T S. d5 a ss% observe. s The is s ss ia 5@ the To s ss
because teP Presidency has to prepare proposal to the Council as to which of the tenders should
be accepted; this teP Presidency could note nhe hndes are obe opened the Council The
Administration hast 9" trough tee tenders and the Council hast be guided by what the Pmi-
d@Ny sysnhe matter; With regard to what the honorable Sereny hds said aboutHe Hospital
Commissions being head IN each Instance the Speaker would certainly say the same because 1.-THE
Member of those ConmEdonsp possess knowledge fhw tem matters and things connected With that
branch Othe puhe service ought best to be arranged, and their opinions Mm very srXhha