Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Seventh annual report year ended 31st March 1907
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The number of objections thereto was 11, of which 8 were
allowed.
The list came into force on the 6th April, 1907, and the net
additions made thereby in the total gross and rateable values of the
Borough are as follows:—
Gross value £14,578
Rateable value £11,911
The total gross and rateable values of the Quinquennial
Valuation list as altered by the supplemental list are:—
Gross value £1,004,499
Rateable value £809,221
No appeals against the Supplemental List were made to either
Special or Quarter Sessions.
Provisional Lists.
Seven Provisional Lists have been deposited with and considered
by the Committee.
The total number of assessments contained in these lists is
1,467, of which 450 represent new properties.
There were 164 objections lodged against the lists, and 105
thereof were allowed, and the remainder disallowed.
The totals of the Valuation List above given are further
• increased by these lists as follows:—
Gross value £18,341
Rateable value £14,986
Of this increase £4,272 represents the rateable value of the
new Workhouse and Infirmary.
Appeal to Quarter Sessions.
(The Imperial Tobacco Company's Factory, 81, Fulham
Palace Road).
This appeal against the Quinquennial Valuation which was
outstanding at the date of the last annual report, was set down for
hearing on the 3rd May, 1906. After negotiation between the
parties outside the Court an agreement was arrived at, and
subsequently confirmed by the Court, whereby the assessment was
reduced from Gross value £1,026, and Rateable value £684, to
Gross value £937 and Rateable value £625, each party paying their
own costs.