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City of London 1899

Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1899

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103
EAST DISTRICT—continued.
Situation of Premises. Sanitary Improvements effected.
21, Beer Lane Water supply to w.c. amended.
64, Bishopsgate Without Walls and ceilings cleansed and
whitewashed.
73, High Street, Aldgate Walls and ceilings cleansed and
(Levy and Fridman) limewashed.
73, High Street, Aldgate „ „ „
(Bas, Rand and Co.)
MIDDLE DISTRICT.
48, Redcross Street
9, Aldersgate Buildings Water supply to w.c. amended.
1 and 2, Australian Insufficient w.c. accommodation for
Avenue. women. This firm complied
with the requirements of the
Act by discharging no less than
46 women.
24, Australian Avenue Defective soil-pipe repaired, w.c's
rearranged for separate use by
both sexes.
21, Bush Lane Trough closets abolished. Three
new pedestal w.c's substituted.
24 and 25, Australian w.c's rearranged for separate use
Avenue. by both sexes.
12 and 14, Barbican Premises cleansed and limewashed.
15 and 17, „ „ ,, „ „
6, Poster Lane Overcrowding abated.
66, Wood Street Alleged defective ventilation. No
cause for interference found.
1, Friday Street Additional w.c. constructed.
65, „ ,, „ „ „
19, Australian Avenue Two new w.c's fixed.
121, Fore Street New and additional w.c. constructed.
69, Aldersgate Street Two new w.c's and new cistern fixed.