[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham] page 175

Fulham 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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Cartage Department

		£	s	d
33	Dustmen, 410 loads, at 1s 9d per load, including 2s a week extra for drivers	37	13	6
25	Carmen, at 4s 6d per day for six days	33	15	0
1	Watchman, seven days, at 3s 8d per day	1	5	8
1	Horsekeeper, per week	2	0	0
1	ditto	1	10	0
1	Stableman	1	7	0
3	Wheelwrights, 53 hours, at 9d	5	19	3
1	Painter, 53 hours, at 7d	1	10	11
1	Farrier	2	0	0
1	ditto, 53 hours at 7d	1	10	11
1	Hammerman, 6 days at 5s	1	10	0
1	Smith, 53 hours at 83d	1	17	7
70		£91	19	10

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This table shows that the amount paid as wages have nearly
doubled since 1887

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Works Department

		£	s	d
1	Sewer Foreman	2	4	6
28	Groundmen, 6 days at 5s	42	0	0
2	Spreaders, 6 days, at 5s	3	0	0
1	Bricklayer, 51 hours, at 9d	1	18	3
1	Labourer, 6 days, at 5s	1	10	0
3	Masons, 51 hours, at 9d	5	14	9
3	Labourers, at 6d per hour	3	16	6
3	Men attending Sewers, 6 days, at 5s each	4	10	0
2	Paviors, 51 hours, at 9d	3	16	6
2	Pavior's Labourers, 51 hours at 7d	2	19	6
1	Wood Pavior, 51 hours, at 7d	1	9	9
1	Labourer, 6 days, at 5s	1	10	0
1	Asphalter	1	15	0
1	Labourer, with Asphalter, 6 days, at 5s	1	10	0
1	Engine driver, per week	1	18	0
1	Crane ditto, per week	1	16	0
5	Watchmen, 7 days, at 3s 8d	6	8	4
1	Messenger, per week	1	?,	0
1	Flusher, 6 days, at 5s and 3s overtime	1	13	0
4	Flushers, 6 days at 5s	6	0	0
1	Foreman of Scavengers	2	0	0
54	Scavengers, 6 days, at 3s 8d	63	16	0
7	Do 2s extra overtime (Sunday work)	0	14	0
3	Orderly Boys, at 15s per week	2	5	0
4	Gangers, 6 days, at 26s	5	4	0
1	Assistant Wood Inspector	1	12	0
3	Men at Shoots, at 5s a day	4	10	0
1	Wharf Keeper, at 3s 8d a day	1	2	0
130		£177	15	1

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BEANFEAST
The annual Beanfeast of the Vestry's workmen was held at
Brighton on the 30th day of July, 1892