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Lambeth 1887

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth]

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usual discount of 5 per cent.; the Gas Light and Coke
Company reduced the price of gas per 1000 cubic feet on
31st March, 1887, from 2s. 6d. to 2s. 5d., and again on 1st
January, 1888, from 2s. 5d. to 2s. 2d. These reductions
effect an annual saving to the Parish, on the present number
of lamps, of about £520.

WORKS EXECUTED.

Brixton Road200 feet 15 in. pipe
„ „ re-laid26 „ „ „
Clayton Street210 „ „ „
„ „ re-laid20 „ „ „
Brook Street78 „ 12 in. „
Clayton Street542 „ „ „
„ „ re-laid98 „ „ „
Effra Terrace, Dalberg Road38 „ „ „
Fountain Street18 „ „ „
„ „ re-laid206 „ „ „
Gubyon Avenue, Herne Hill838 „ „ „
Hereward Avenue, Herne Hill120 „ „ „
Ivan Place, Thomas Street78 „ „ „
Lambeth Mews192 „ „ „
Louth Road186 „ „ „
„ „ re-laid732 „ „ „
Rosendalc Road192 „ „ „
Shardcroft Avenue, Herne Hill196 „ „ „
Thornton Street14 „ „ „
Union Street38 „ „ „
Vauxhall Street326 „ „ „
West Place, Herne Hill92 „ „ „

The Average Illuminating Power of the Gas supplied by
the South Metropolitan Company, as tested at the Peckham
and Clapham Testing Stations during the year ending 26th
March, 1888, was 16.5 Candles; the Parliamentary Standard
being 16 Candles.