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St James's 1887

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster]

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Table: St. O???An Account of all Contracts entered, into or Continued by the Vestry during the year ended 25th March, 1888.

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An Account of all Contracts entered, into or Continued by the Vestry during the year ended 25th March, 1888.

Date of Contract,Name of Company or Party with whom Contract was made.: Nature of Works to be performed or Materials to be used or supplied.Amount or Price.
March 12th, 1886H. Covington, 3, Claverton Street, PimlicoRemoval of Dust from the Parish for three years from Lady Day, 1886.At £2,900 per annum.
March 12th, 1886W. Mead, The Wharves, PaddingtonRemoving Slop from the Parish for three years from Lady Day, 1886.At £1,600 per annum.
February 10th, 1887J. Bolton, 11, Little James Street, Grays Inn RoadCartage Work.At Schedule of Prices.
February 17th, 1887Wakeham & SonPrinting.Do. do.
March 14th, 1887J, Gabriel, Belvedere RoadSupply of Hoggin and Ballast for three years from Lady Day, 1887.At Schedule of Prices, &o.
March 14th, 1887Muldoon Bros.,King William Street, Walworth RoadSupply of Lime, Cement, Bricks, &c., for three years from Lady Day, 18.87.Do. do.
March 11th, 1887Mowlem & Co., Grosvenor Wharf, Millbank, WestminsterPaviours' and Masons' Work and Materials (except Hoggin and Ballast) for three years from Lady Day, 1887.Do. do.
March 14, 1887W. Mead, Wharves, PaddingtonSupply Horses, Watercarts, and Vans, with Carters, for a period of three years from Lady Day, 1887.Do. do.
May 5th, 1887The French Asphalte Co., 27, CornhillPaving with Asphalte the carriageways of Broad Street and other Streets.At hs. 9d. per yard, super, with a credit to the Vestry of Is. 6d. per super yard, for the old pitching stones to be removed.
May 5th, 1887Turner & Son, Stanley Bridge Wharf, King's Road, ChelseaPaving with Wood the carriageways of Piccadilly and Swallow Street.At 4s. l0d. per yard super, for Piccadilly, and 7s. 6d. ditto for Swallow Street.
May 6th, 1887The Improved Wood Pavement Co., 46, Queen Victoria StreetPaving with Wood the carriageway of Regent Street.At 5s. per yard super.
July 29th, 18 \ 7The Improved Wood Pavement Co., 46, Queen Victoria StreetFor the use of Pickled Blocks, with intervening , space run in with Asphalte, in lieu of plain yellow deal Blocks, for paving the carriageway of Regent Street.At 5s. 4d. do.
January 19 th, 1888Mowlem & Co., Grosvenor Wharf, Millbank, WestminsterFor widening the carriageway at the Western entrance of Beak Street.At £141, with a credit to the Vestry of £5, for old Granite Trams.

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Audited and found correct,
JOSEPH BOX,
WILLIAM P. FROHLICH,
GEORGE BRITTON,
EDM. THOS. MORGAN,
Auditors.
22nd May, 1888.