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Paddington 1872

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Table: Systematic Sanitary Inspection of Streets by Inspector T. R. Clifford , continued from Quarter ending March 1872.

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Systematic Sanitary Inspection of Streets by Inspector T. R. Clifford , continued from Quarter ending March 1872.

Streets.	Houses.	Inhabitants.	Orders issued.	Remarks.
Woodchester Street	102 Census 95	1497	80	Very good sanitary condition— far better than Clarendon-St. or Cirencester St.; better class of people
Carlton Terrace	25	253	6	Defective drainage—remedied by constructing new pipe drains in lieu of rotten pipes put in when the houses were built
Asburn Cottages and	25	222	11	Overcrowing, bad paving in yards, no covers to water receptacles, windows not made to open from top, no draw off tap to some of the water receptacles, ladling water out with any dirty vessel, an underground tank to be discontinued, and cistern provided.
Irongate Wharf Road	25	222	11
				Defective w.c. and ventilation, and dirty walls, &c.
				One water closet removed from underneath stairs into yard, defective drains repaired. Discontinue keeping horses in stables, not being properly drained
Lanark Place	12	50	7	Cleansing, repairing, paving yards, dust bins, w.s., w.c., &c.; houses otherwise clean
Wharves North side .	..	..	12	For cleaning out mud and offensive maters thoroughly from bed of the Canal Basin
Clarendon Terrace .	1G	185	14	Pave yards, trap drains, defective w.s. to w.c.; in some houses water supply pipes enter at top of cistern in place of near the bottom, consequently no water to w.c. occasionally