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Wandsworth 1897

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth District, The Board of Works (Clapham, Putney, Streatham, Tooting & Wandsworth)]

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4½-incb by 4½-inch blue Staffordshire bricks; 7 super.
yards 4-inch by 4-inch granite cubes; 179 cubic yards
concrete; 1,368 cubic yards hard core; 608 cubic yards
rough gravel; 779 cubic yards flints; and 155 cubic yards
hoggin.

The cost of the various paving works carried out during the past year is as follows, viz.:—

£s.d.
Gay Street, east side, relaying and renewing paving, and relaying kerb and channel51118
Putney Bridge Road, south side, opposite Almshouses, laying paving, kerb and channel10531
Putney Hill, west side from Holmwood to Putney Heath, laying 2-inch Yictoria paving, 12-inch by 8-inch kerb and channel3501311
Embankment, repairing and laying tar paving15995
Upper Richmond Road, near Quill Bridge, laying Silex paving, kerb and channel76510
Upper Richmond Road, relaying kerb11133
Lower Putney Common, near All Saints' Church, laying Victoria paving, new kerb and channel15656
High Street, repairing wood paving65104
Charlwood Road, outside Quill tavern, laying Yictoria paving, kerb and crossing24811
Private works, gas and water trenches, and various small works and repairs79279
£1,79398

The quantity of material used in the above works,
comprised:—1,320 yards super. patent Victoria stone;
180 yards super. 2½-inch Silex York paving; 387
super. yards old York paving; 7,380 Scoriae blocks; 5,500
wood blocks; 1,662 feet run new 12-inch by 8-inch kerb;
461 feet run old kerb; 35 yards hard core; 215 yards
Thames ballast; 3,800 blue Staffordshire bricks; 110 yards
sand; 301 yards super. tar paving; 71/5 tons cement; and
24 tons lias lime.