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BOROUGH OF PADDINGTON.
REPORT, 1890-91.
Paddington Ba??? and Wash-houses.
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING 25TH MARCH, 1891.
RECEIPTS.
EXPENDITURE.
Bathers.
Washers.
Soap, &c.
Hire of
Hall.
Hire of
Rooms.
Other
Receipts.
Total By Building Charges:—
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
1890.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
S.
d.
£
s
Annan, for Fire Bars
15
12
4
March 28th to 31st
35
8
7
9
17
10
1
18
4½
• • •
4
0
0
...
51
4½
Austin, for Sash Lines, &c.
2
2
3
April
214
15
10
46
6
10½
7
0
1
...
3
18
0
28
5
6
300
6½
Boldirig, for Gas and Water Fittings
1
16
8
May
432
10
3
45
14
2½
9
19
5½
...
14
7
4
0
5
0
502
16
Braby, for Ironmongery
0
.0
13
4
June
410
16
7
40
13
7½
8
5
5½
3
3
0
...
0
16
0
463
14
Bradford, for Engine Repairs
18
0
0
Brooks Phillips, for Glass
0
15
2
July
413
17
3
41
1
1
8
6
6
...
...
28
5
6
491
10
Busby, for Repairing Wringers
29
10
0
August
338
15
4
34
10
3½
8
2
10½
...
6
13
4
0
6
0
388
7
Evan Davis, for Oilman's Goods, Paint, &c.
14
18
4
September
358
3
11
33
10
8
7
13
9½
3
3
0
7
13
4
0
5
0
410
9
Garrad, for Sand and Carting Rubbish
0
18
6
October
154
7
6
43
12
0½
6
3
5
3
3
0
13
6
8
28
10
6
249
3
Gay, for Paint
10
6
0
November
96
14
0
47
11
7½
5
17
3½
21
6
6
1
10
0
0
5
0
173
4
Glover, for Repairing Gas Meter
4
15
0
Goodhugh, for Graining, Writing, &c.
2
2
6
December
68
3
7
60
4
4½
5
16
7
1
1
0
6
13
4
...
141
18
Isaacs, for Table
2
9
9
1891.
Lines, for Timber
0
12
11
January
100
10
4
73
1
0
8
5
8½
16
9
0
13
6
8
28
5
6
239
18
Middleweek, for Sanitary Works, on account
130
0
0
February
99
1
8
56
3
3½
6
14
8½
43
3
0
6
5
0
0
1
0
211
8
Ditto for Taking up, Repairing, and re-laying
Hall Floor
58
11
0
March 1st 25th
87
5
2
47
0
10½
6
1
1½
4
4
0
7
14
4
...
152
5
Neave. for Repairs to Ladies' Swimming Bath
338
1
3
2,810
10
0
579
7
94
90
5
4½
95
12
6
85
8
0
115
5
0
3,776
8
Ditto for Constructing 2nd Sewer Inspection Shaft
43
13
0
Neaverson, for Carpenter's work
32
0
5
September, 1890 To Paddington Vestry, Redemption of Loans and Interest.
1,617
6
3
Nettlefold, for Ironmongery
2
18
2
March, 1891 „ Do. do.
1,617
6
3
Pearson, do.
12
19
2
Balance in Bank, 26th March, 1890
3,234
12
Poole, for Frames
I
0
0
105
3
Richardson, for Lime, Cement, Pipes, &c.
9
18
3
Do. in hands of Superintendent (Wages a/c)
7,116
4
Slater, Col., for Gas Pendant
2
10
0
Thomas, for Wire Work
1
8
0
Do. (Petty Cash a/c)
1
10
6
Treliving & Smith, for Ironmongery
2
8
0
Do. in hands of Money-Takers
1
1
8
Trott, for Valves
10
3
3
2
12
Unite, for Sash Lines, &c.
0
16
3
Carried forward
£7,118
16
Whiteley, for Linoleum
6
8
9
Carried forward
...
£757
8
3