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Hammersmith 1905

Sixth annual report year ended 31st March 1906

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Committee was 131, of which, after objection on the re-deposit
of the List, 79 were maintained.
The List was finally approved by the Committee on the
16th November, 1905, and the result of the revision shewed a
nett decrease on the Overseers' valuation of £18,831, Rateable
Value.

The totals of the List as approved were as follow:—

Gross Value£990,316
Rateable Value£797,658
shewing an increase on the quinquennial valuation of 1900 of:
Gross Value£176,839
Rateable Value£131,365
and an increase on the valuation in force in 1905 of:
Gross Value£56,715190
Rateable Value£42,08100

The following analysis of the description of the various properties in the List, shews the total Rateable Value of each description of property, and the result of the revision:—

T otat. Rateable Value.Result of Revision.
Increase.Decrease.
(i) Railways, Tramways, Electric Light Undertakings, Water Works, Gas Works, Cemeteries, Canals and Telephones£ 119,887£ 9.227£-
(2) Factories, Warehouses, Laundries and Workshops35.7083,110_
(3) Licensed Premises34,8812,178—
(4) Theatres and Places of Public Entertainment6,886_2,416
(5) Public Schools and Educational and Charitable Institutions27.503810_
(6) Public Buildings, &c.2,882—357
(7) Government Property12,67945—
(8) Agricultural Land448—330
(9) Houses, Shops and other Properties556.78429,814—
£797.658£45.184£3.103
Net Increase£42,081