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A special report dealing medically with the first 100 cases fed
was published during 1906, and is printed in the Appendix
(p. 81-97).
The Borough Accountant has drawn up a statement of the
expenses connected with the establishment and maintenance up
to date of the Milk Depot, and the maintenance account for the
six months ending September 30th, 1906, fairly represents the
average cost of working, and is within the estimate of £200
net yearly approved by the Council on July 14th, 1904.
Complaints against the management and administration have
been conspicuous by their absence—a satisfactory record, having
regard to the hot summer weather during July and August.
Expenditure and Income from October 1st, 1904, to
September 30th, 1906.
The total cost of fitting up the Milk Depot is given in the
Borough Accountant's statement as £880 18s. 3d., £563 4s. 1d
for structural alterations, including the reconstruction of the
drains, at 66, York Road, and £317 14s. 2d. for fittings and
utensils for Milk Depot purposes.