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The Philippines: Past and Present (vol. 1 of 2)

CHAPTER XVIII
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Great economies might have been effected by the establishment of a central purchasing agency, which could have obtained wholesale rates on supplies ordered in large quantity.

Nothing of the sort existed.

One laboratory chief would order from the corner drug store, while another bought in Germany.
There was danger that a similar condition of things might arise in the Philippines.

The Bureau of Health would want its chemical and its biological laboratories; the Bureau of Agriculture would need to do chemical work covering a wide range of subjects, and botanical and entomological work as well.

The Bureau of Forestry would of course require a large amount of botanical work, and would also need to have chemical work done on gums, resins and other forest products, to say nothing of investigating insects injurious to trees and more especially to timber after cutting.


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