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Fulham 1887

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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The Cartage Wages of the second week in
April, 1887, amounted to £38 19s. l0d.
against £31 18s. 9d. of the corresponding
week in 1886.
The total amount spent for cartage wages
during the year amounts to £2,050 6s. 10d.,
against £1,792 12s. 7d. in 1886-7, or an
average of £39 8s. 7d. against £34 10s. in
1886-7 per week.

Wages Paid to Works Department on the 3 rd Week

in December, 1887.

35 Sweepers, 6 days, at 3s.31100
2 Gangers, 6 days, at 3s. 8d.240
1 Sewer Foreman, at £1 16s. 6d. a week1166
19 Ground Men, &c., 6 days, at 4s. 6d.25130
1 Man attending on Sanitary Department, 6 days, at 4s. 6d.170
1 Asphalter, 6 days, at 5s.1100
3 Watchmen, 6 days, at 3s. 6d.330
1 Bricklayer, 56½ hours, at 9d.22
2 Masons, 56½ hours, at 9d.449
8 Labourers, 6 days, at 4s. 6d.410
1 Ganger of Scavengers, 35s. a week1150
1 Engine Driver, 85s. a week1150
4 Spreaders, 6 days, at 4s. 6d.580
3 Gulleymen, 6 days, at 4s. 6d.410
1 Depotman, at120
2 Men at Shoots, 6 days, at 4s. 6d.2140
80 Men per week£946

The "Works" Wages of the second week in
April, 1887, amounted to £97 14s. 5d.,
against £72 11s. 6d. in the corresponding
week in 1886.
An extra gang of 8 Men work piece-work on
unloading barges, or as a pecking gang, at
1s. 2d. per score yards super.
The total amount spent for Works Wages
during the year amounts to 5,331 5 9
(The amount last year was £4,772 17s. 8d.)