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Bethnal Green 1888

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bethnal Green]

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Labour.

Additional Lamps have been erected in the following streets:—

Buckhurst street1St. John street1
Busby square1Thomas passage1
Chambord street1White street1
Clarkson street116
Edwards court1The following have been discontinued:—
Fuller street1
Gawber street1Southborough place1
Middle rowSimpson's place1
Parliament street12
Princes court1
Queen Caroline gardens1Total additional Lamps14
Seabright gardens1

Trenches.
The amounts paid by the Gas and Water Companies
for repairs to Trenches opened during the year were:—
£ s. d.
Gas-Light and Coke Co. 252 1 8
Commercial Gas Co. 19 14 8
East London Water Works Co. 395 6 7
£607 2 11
Street Watering
The cost of water for Street Watering was
£209 10s. 8d., as against £318 6s. 9d. last year. The
sum of £35 14s. was paid for meter rents. The
quantity of water used being 5,869,000 gallons.
Buildings.
Notices have been given under Sec. 76 of The
Metropolis Local Management Act, of intention to erect
68 houses and 18 other buildings. A Builder who
neglected to give notice was summoned and fined 10s.
and costs.
Improvements.
The barriers at Green street were removed by the
Metropolitan Board of Works, and the improvement
formally handed over to the Vestry on May 29th.
A row of trees has been planted in the Churchyard
and Vicarage garden, at the expense of the Vestry.