Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1898 page 75

City of London 1898

Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1898

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Situation of Premises.	Sanitary Improvements effected.
29, Middlesex Street (August)	Overcrowding again abated.
26, Aldgate High Street	Walls and ceilings cleansed.
73, 75, „	Additional w.c. provided for women.
16, 18, Lime Street	Additional cistern of drinking water provided.

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MIDDLE DISTRICT.

46, 47, Beech Street	Walls, ceilings and staircase cleansed.
3, Joiners' HallBuildings	„ „ „
2, Cox's Court, Little Britain	Three w.c.'s constructed and water supply improved.
1 and 2, Cox's Court, Little Britain	w.c. ventilated.
6, Cripplegate Buildings	Water service to w.c. repaired.
8, New Union Street	Additional w.c. constructed.
37, Noble Street	Walls and ceilings cleansed.
1a, Australian Avenue	„ „ „
184, Aldersgate Street	Overcrowding abated.
45, 46, Monkwell Street	„ „
11, Bradford Avenue	Dirty workroom closed.
25, Castle Street	Additional w.c. constructed.
7, „	Walls and ceilings cleansed.
64, Moorgate Street	Additional w.c. constructed.
24, Australian Avenue	Dirty cistern cleansed and cover provided.
22, Castle Street	Additional w.c. constructed, and nuisance from an accumulation of rubbish beneath the floor of the workshop abated.