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Persons.
No. Address. Rooms. Remarks.
Adults. Ch'D.
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j Both have yards. Door leading thereto
17 Bethel I'lace 2 2 — ( from ground floor room. Small ventila-
2g 2 4 — ( tor through back wall from first floor
) room.
19 2 1 1 ) These are acua]ly back-to-back premises.
20 " 2 2 5. ( Back on a shed. Neither have any through
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oi 2 5 — i ventilation, but 22 has a small ventilator
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99 2 2 1 ) at extreme back portion of gable end.
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4 Little Morris Court I 3 6 — ) Nob. 4 and 5 back on to yards of Morris
5 ~ ! 3 4 3 Courfc.
6 ! „ 3 4 4 1 No. 6 backs end of house, 7, Morris Court.
55 Tanner Street 4 5 3 Backs on to end wall of 1, Bermondsey PI.
57 i „ 4 5 — Backs on to end wall of 7, Bermondsey PI.
1 1 Bermondsey Place 3 3 2 }No vent, back wall. Small louvre in roof
2 | „ 3 7 — ( over staircase in back.
3 | „ 3 5 4 / Back on to tanyard.
4 „ 3 6 — ) (small windows on staircase)
5 „ " 3 2 1 j Back on yards of Finnimore Place, but
6 I „ 3 3 2 ' have no light or vent, in back wall except
7 | „ 3 3 1 I ' small window on each staircase.
1 I Llama Place 2 3 3 \
2 ! „ 2 3 1 I
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4 | „ 2 4 -
5 v 2 2 2
6 „ 2 j 2 2 v These are typical back-to-back bouses.
7 „2 2 2 j
8 „ 2 1 2 , I
9„2, 2 i 3
10 „ 2 2 1 |
11 „ 2 3 2 j
12 ~ „ , ? . T \
1 j Gutteridge Court 3 i 3 2
2 „ 3 2 2 L. u i_ , . , , , .
g " o 3 J (These houses have no back yards and might
. ~ / be classed as one type of back-to-back
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5 2 4 nouses, l ney nave, However, ample space
6 ;; z 2 i 2:) in front -
7 ;; i 2 , 2 4
1 | Caroline Court 2 2 1 } These houses back on to a large warehouse
2 „ 2 2 — and have no through ventilation what-
3 j „ 2 2 — > ever.
4 „ 2 2 1 I They might be classed as genuine back-to-
5 i „ | 2 2 3 I ) hack houses.
, Insanitary Area.
I made an official representation to the London County Council of an area near Crosby Row,
but, as the matter is still under consideration, I do not propose to enter into any details until
next Annual Report.
House llejuse.
The following table gives the amount of house and trade refuse disposed of during the
year ended March 31st, 1905. There is a slight increase in both totals. During the year two
fresh cells were added to the Bermondsey Destructor, making the number in use now eight.
In addition, the Rotherhithe Destructor was closed down, since it was found more economical
to deal with the refuse at one place, especially as the Rotherhithe one was so out of the way.
This accounts for the small amount burnt in Rotherhithe.
Loads. Tone. cwts. qrs.
Bermondsey Destructor 8,847 17,892 0 1
Rotherhithe „ 686 1,284 16 0
Bermondsey "Wharf 21 37 17 0
Rotherhithe „ 304 582 16 0
9,858 19,797 9 1
Trade Refuse —
Bermondsey Destructor 447 349 9 2
Wharf 804 1,567 16 0
Eotherhithe Destructor 11 19 16 0
1,262 1,937 1 2