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Shoreditch 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Shoreditch, Parish of St. Leonard]

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SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES TO OFFICIALS OF THE VESTRY,

25tii March, 1891—(Continued).

Name.	Nature of Office.	Present Annual Salaries.			Amount Paid during Financial Year.			Fo.	Salaries Charged in Accounts.
Name.	Nature of Office.	Present Annual Salaries.			Amount Paid during Financial Year.			Fo.	Poor Rate.			General Rate			Sewers Rate
									£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
	Brought	forward			£3,539	18	6		978	2	4	1,921	14	7	640	1	7
Sanitary Depmt—									/
H. G. Sutton, M.D.	Medical Officer of Health	200	0	0	200	0	0		...			100	0	0	100	0	0
b Thos.Stevenson, M.D	Analyst	50	0	0	50	0	0		...			50	0	0
Hugh Alexander	Chief Sanitary Inspector	200	0	0	200	0	0		...			100	0	0	100	0	0
James W. Lear	Assistant do.	130	0	0	130	0	0		...			65	0	0	65	0	0
*A. W. Stiles	do. do.	109	4	0	69	6	0		...			69	6	0	...
H. G. Suffield	Disinfector	78	0	0	78	0	0		...			78	0	0	...
Alfred Barr	Clerk	65	0	0	65	0	0		...			65	0	0	...
					792	6	0	41				527	6	0	265	0	0
								48				527	6	0	265	0	0
Establishment of Town Hall—
c W. B. Filmer	Resident Hall Keeper	100	0	0	91	13	4		...			91	13	4
d E. H. Russell	Messenger	104	0	0	104	0	0		...			104	0	0	...
					195	13	4	42	...			195	13	4	...
Public Mortuary-
Henry Wilton	Caretaker	26	0	0	24	10	0		...			24	10	0	...
					24	10	0	41	...			24	10	0	...
Recreation Grounds—
St. John's Churchyard, Hoxton.
R. Clark	Caretaker	39	0	0	17	5	0		...			17	5	0	...
St. Mary's Churchyard, H aggerston.
J. Jarman	Caretaker	39	0	0	17	5	0		...			17	5	0	...
					34	10	0	43	...			34	10	0	...
		Total			£4,586	17	10		978	2	4	2,703	13	11	905	1	7
a In satisfaction of claims to 29th September, 1890. b With a fixed fee of 10/- each for Analysis of Food Samples. c With Apartments, Fire, Light, Rates and Taxes free, and Uniform Clothing. d With Uniform Clothing. * Note.—These officials were employed in a temporary capacity at the 25th March, 1891.