Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Sixth annual report year ended 31st March 1906
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Lessee.
Property.
Description of
Interest.
Amount.
Mr. Rosenbaun
Mrs. Jane Hoale
No. 2 Brook
Green Road
No. 22 ditto
Sub-lease expiring
Christmas,
1910
Ditto
£ 379
£ 165
The sub-lease of the "Eagle" beer-house, No. 26
Brook Green Road, expired at Michaelmas, 1905, and the
lessees, on giving up possession of the premises, paid £40
in settlement of all claims with regard to dilapidations.
4. Broadway.—Negotiations with several of the
persons interested in properties required in connection with
the widening of the Broadway are in progress. The interest
of Mr. James George Butler, in No. 30 The Broadway, has
been acquired for £100.
5. Fulham Palace Road.—The surplus land acquired
by the Council in connection with the Fulham Palace Road
Improvement was offered for sale by public auction on the
26th April, 1905, and was sold in two lots. The first lot
(being the larger plot of ground) realised the sum of £2,000,
and was bought by Mr. F. G. Lawrence, of Kingston-onThames,
and the other lot realised the sum of £575, and
was bought by Messrs. W. and A. Atkinson, of Hammersmith.
The Auctioneer's commission and out of pocket
expenses amounted to £50 8s. od., leaving the net proceeds
£2,524 12s. od. The Local Government Board have, on the
Council's application, consented to £2,215 of the sale
proceeds being applied in repayment of the temporary loan
borrowed for the purpose of the improvement, and the
balance of such proceeds, £309 12s. od. in part payment of
the capital expenditure of £341 7s. 7d., being the amount
of the Council's contribution to the cost of acquiring Nos.
29 and 31 Paddenswick Road as an addition to Ravenscourt
Park.
6. Scrubs Lane.—The London County Council is
proceeding with the widening of Scrubs Lane under the
London County Council (Tramways and Improvements) Act,