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decided, on July 28th, 1904, to take on lease for 7, 14, or 21
years, for the purposes of a Milk Depot, the premises known as
66, York Road, Westminster Bridge Road, at a yearly rental of
£70 per annum as and from September quarter, 1904. These
premises are equidistant from three large Hospitals (Waterloo
Road Hospital, Lying-in Hospital, and St. Thomas' Hospital), and
the internal arrangement of the rooms is such as to be readily
adapted for the necessary alterations. Instructions have
been given for the necessary plant to be provided, and fitted
up, in the premises at an initial cost of £250 (estimated) as
follows :—
£. s. d.
One Steriliser 80 0 0
„ Boiler (3-horse power) 40 0 0
„ Rinsing Machine (bottles) 5 0 0
„ Washing Machine (bottles) 6 10 0
„ Tank for Cooling (bottles) 9 0 0
„ Tank for Washing (bottles) 3 0 0
,, Bottle Filler 2 0 0
40 gross of Bottles at 18s. 6d. per gross 37 0 0
10 dozen large Baskets at 13s. per dozen 6 10 0
10 dozen small Baskets at 10s. per dozen 5 0 0
1 Baby-weighing Machine 1 0 0
2 Milk Churns at 30s. each 3 0 0
Milk Measures (various) . 1 10 0
1 Strainer 0 18 0
10 gross Rubber Teats at 32s. per gross 16 0 0
Extras (contingencies, &c.) 33 12 0
£25 0 0
It is further estimated that the annual expenses (for 100
children) will be (about) a net maximum annual charge upon the
Rates for working expenses of £200, as follows:—