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25 MAY, 1892. 55
Moved by Mr. J. J. Musto and seconded by Mr. Cade as an
amendment—That the Tenders and the question of the
advisability of using Pitching instead of Granite be referred
to No. 2 Committee for consideration and report.
The amendment was submitted to a show of hands and the
Chairman declared it carried.
A Tender for supply of Lime and Cement was then opened
from
Greaves, Bull & Lakin, as per schedule of prices.
Moved by Mr. Brown seconded by Mr. Steadman and
resolved—That fresh Advertisements be issued inviting Tenders.
The Clerk submitted copy of Advertisement as inserted by
him in the "East London Observer," "East London Advertiser,"
and the "Eastern Post," inviting Tenders for—
(1) Smiths' work for one year.
(2) Supply of Gully Grates, &c. „
(3) Jobbing Sewers'work „
Tenders for Smiths' work wTere then opened from—
Waldridge, C. as per schedule of prices.
Cole, T. & W. „ „
Moved by Mr. J. J. Musto seconded by Mr. R. Kemp and
resolved—That the Tenders be initialed by the Chairman and
referred to the No. 2 Committee, to be appointed on 8th June
next, for consideration and report.
Tenders for the Jobbing Sewers' work were then opened
as follows:
Finch, W. as per schedule of prices.
Hawrkings, S. W. „ „
Moved by Mr. J. J. Musto seconded by Mr. Furness and
resolved—That the Tenders be initialed by the Chairman and
referred to No. 3 Committee, to be appointed on 8th June
next, for consideration and report.
A Tender for the supply of Gully Grates, &c., was then
opened from—
Wright, E. & F.
Moved by Mr. Browning seconded by Mr. Derby and
resolved—That the Tender, and also the question whether all
castings should not be included in one contract, be referred to
the No. 3 Committee, to be appointed on the 8th June next,
for consideration and report.