[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields] page 42

St Martin-in-the-Fields 1876

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields]

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Summary of the Contracts entered into by the Vestry, during the year ending the
25th March, 1877.
Date of
Contract.
Name of
Contractor.
Address.
Articles
Contracted for.
Prices.
Terms of Contract.

Table: GENERAL RATE ACCOUNT.

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GENERAL RATE ACCOUNT.

RECEIPTS. 1876-7.	£	3.	d.	£	s.	d.	PAYMENTS.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
To Balance in hand of Treasurer	2,042	9					Messrs. Mowlem & Co., for pavior's and mason's work, and for the supply of broken granite	4,574	14	5
„ „ Clerk (Petty Cash)	43		4					4,574	14	5
„ „ Surveyor (Wages)	15	14	10				Improved Wood Paving Company	2	15	7
				2,101	7	3¼	Asphaltic Wood Pavement Company, paving Strand and Exeter Street	5.119	18	9
Amount received from General Rate made 27th April, 1876 (in-	9,524	12	6								9,697	8	9
cluding arrears of previous Rate							Mr. Boyce, slopping	2,351	0	0
Amount received from General Rate made 2nd November, 1876				12,741	10	6				dusting	1,250	0	0
(including arrears of previous Rate)				3,601	0	0
(including arrears of previous Rate)											22,268	9	0
Cash of Mr. Drummond, lighting lamps in the Adelphi as agreed				126	12	0	Mr. Reddin, spreading water	19	0	0
				126	12	0	Mr. Bayley „ „	618	()	o
Cash of Duke of Bedford, one year's rent, as agreed, for outbuildings				1	0	0	Mr. Boyce. flushing Gullies. &c	127	10	0
to four houses in Crown Court, overlying Drury Lane Burial-				1	0	0					764	10	0
Cash of »he Gaslight and Coke Company in aid of the Costs incurred				900	0	0	Gas Light and Coke Company, lighting street lamps	2,480	0	11
in reinstating the pavement in the Strand				900	0	0	London Gas Light Company.	148	18	8
Cash of Mr. Haxell for paving a portion of Exeter Street with wood				130	0	0					2,628	19	7
Cash of Mr. Dry, for lighting lamp in Charles Buildings, trom				3	19	8	Gas Light and Coke Company, supply of Gas to Mortuary				5	5	4
Christmas, 1875, to Christmas, 1876							Gas Light and Coke Company, supply of Gas to Mortuary				5	5	4
Christmas, 1875, to Christmas, 1876							Westminster Improvement Commissioners, Rent of stone depôt				45	0	0
Amount received from Special Rate made on the Inhabitants of the strand tor Cost of wood paving therein				649	5	3	Westminster Improvement Commissioners, Rent of stone depôt				45	0	0
				649	5	3	Precept of School Board for Loudon	6,167	6	11
cash of Mr. Anderson, Rent of Laboratory				10	0	0	Cost of election of members of do	131	17	6
											6,299	4	5
							Metropolitan Board of Works moiety of Surveyor's charges in the matter of setting back 118, St. Martin's Lane				20	9	6
							Mr. Anderson, Public Analyst, one year's salary				100	0	0
							Mr, W. Cooke, Inspector, Salary and Samples for Analysis				6	1	11
							Mr. Hunt for disinfecting rooms after fever				2	1	8
							Mr. Green, cleansing and care of Mortuary				10	0	0
							Mr. W.Ellis, ditto ditto Drury Lane				6	7	0
							Messrs. Nurthen, Pink and Greenfield, for return of Deaths				8	4	8
							Mr. Lewis, new lanterns for public lamps				5	5	0
							Mr. Flood, Smith's work				35	7	11
							Messrs. Merryweather. renairs to Hose				32	14	6
							Mr. Cook, poundage on collecting General Rates	60	15	5
							Mr. Thomas „ „	50	15	5
							Mr. Marshall ,, „	62	7	3
							Mr. Gardner, broker, „	9	8	10
											183	6	11
							SURVEYOR'S DISBURSEMENTS
							Labourers' wages	59	16	0
							Sundries	10	7	0
											70	3	0
							GENERAL EXPENSES,
							To be divided between General Rale and Sewer Rate, in the proportion of two-thirds and one-third. Messrs. Cook and Thomas, Poor Rates on Vestry Hall, &c	47	8	6
' Curried forward			£26,190		14	o½	Carried forward	£47	8	6	23,521	10	2

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