Correspondence.
The :e columns are open to all correspondence of uublic inta-cst} bui wo Co no J bod ourselves reenonsib'e ft r th«ovHiowo! -wr'^re. CO'.ves'MHit'cDto.i.trafcinti cases be aujbeiwcs-ed by tbe ;eal nan c and ntdres oribe Wi.\er—noi noc£ssari)y for pub'!c«;.fdri, but •■ • gunraD.ee o? good fi>i.h.
(To the Editor of the Evening Star.)
Sib, —May I enquire through «the columns of your valuable paper hojHtr is that the Borough authorities call t&ders for certain portions of their work, and other portions they give away privately P I understand them to hare established a precedent of calling tenders for all work. When they painted the outside of their premises they called tenders for that, and the lowest tender was accepted; now they are canvassing and papering the up stairs rooms of their premises. I nev«r saw any tenders called for this work;' Would you kindly inform me the reason, and you will oblige, yours, truly, , Ratbpateb.
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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3114, 10 February 1879, Page 2
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154Correspondence. Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3114, 10 February 1879, Page 2
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