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Camberwell 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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]RETURN OF HOURS OF LABOUR, &c.—Continued.

Workmen.Season.Days.Commence Work.Leave Work.Gross No. of Hours per day,Deduct, for Meals.Nett No. of Working Hours per Day.No. of Days per Week.Nett No. of Working Hours per Week.Rate of Wage per Week.Weekly Wage = at per hour Worked.
Shoeing Smiths.BLACKSMITH or FARRIERSummer & Winter.Monday to Fridaya.m.p.m.Hours.HoursHours.Days.Hours.N.B.—If required, start work earlier but make the same number of hours.
5.04.30= 11½– 2= 9½x 5=47½
Saturday5.012.30= 7½– 1= 6½x 1= 6½
– 5444s.= about 9¾d. per hour.
DOORMENSame Hours as Farrier5438s.= 8½ per hour. These wages include 2s. "walk money." The Farriers look round the stud at Grove Yale Depôt every morning, and one Farrier attends in rotation each Sunday morning to examine the horses at that Depôt. Any spare time of the Farriers is utilised in sharpening picks and in the performance of incidental smiths' work.
WHEELWRIGHTS' SMITHSSame Hours as Wheelwrights.as below.5438s. 3d.= 8½d. per hour.
SMITHS' HAMMERMENSame Hours as Wheelwrights.as below.5431s. 6d.=7d. per hour.
INCIDENTAL SMITHS(a)Same Hours as Wheelwrights.as below.5438s. 3d.=8½d. per hour.
(b)5436s.= 8d. per hour.
TYRE SMITHSame Hours as Wheelwrights.as below.5438s.3d.= 8½d per hour.
WHEELWRIGHTSSummer & Winter.Monday to Friday6.05.0= 11– 1½= 9½x 5= 47½40s.6d.=9d. per hour.
Saturday6.01.0= 7– ½= 6½x 1=6½
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FOREMAN WHEELWRIGHTSame Hours as Wheelw rights.as above.45s.= 10d. per hour.
WHEELWRIGHTS' LABOURERSSame Hours as Wheelwrights.as above.31s. 6d.= 7d. per hour.

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