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Road; Doverell, Sharsted, Elizabeth, Hopwood and Barlow Streets;
St. Margaret's Place, Inville Road, Victory Place, Wesley Place
and Newington Butts; Faunce, St. Gabriel's, Standard and Harper
Streets; Brune Place, Pitney Place, St. David's, Globe, Clandon and
Thornton Streets; Boyson Road, Pasley Road and Edinburgh
Buildings; South Street, Farmer's Road, Red Lion Mews and
Elephant Road; Brettell, Little Mount, Adam and Faraday Streets;
Haveloek Cottages, Campbell Cottages, Marsland Road, Ventry
Place, Aldred Road and Lock Square; Bodley, Darwin, Amelia and
County Terrace Streets; Tarn, Liverpool, Gurney and Dorset Streets;
Royal Terrace, Kennington Park Road and Brunswick Court;
Linwood Place, Mina Road, Blewett and Content Streets; Hulme
Place, Hughes Court, Bath Terrace, Black Prince Court, Hampton
Street and Princes Street; Carter, Gaza, Brandon and King and
Queen Streets ; Garden Place, Mercer's Court and Lucas Road.
BAKEHOUSES.
Those now in use number 79; with the exception of a few cases
in which notices had to be served they wore found on inspection to
bo in a clean and satisfactory condition.
COW AND SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
Six Cow and ten Slaughter houses were inspected, and all found
in a clean and good condition.
ST. PETER'S SCHOOLS.
In May the Education Department called upon the authorities of
St. Peter's Schools, Walworth, to reconstruct the drainage, and to
provide additional sanitary appliances for those schools. Some
little difficulty arose owing to the shallowness of the Vestry's brick
sewer at the back, which would have made good drainage almost
impossible. The authorities, therefore, decided to drain directly
into the sewer in Shaftesbury Street, although at some additional
cost; the work was carried out in a satisfactory manner. The
expense of the drain connection from the forecourt to the sewer,
together with that of covering the old sewer at the back with 12
inches of concrete, was borne by the Vestry.