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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Hammersmith 1906

Seventh annual report year ended 31st March 1907

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March, 1907, confirmed certain amendments made by
the Committee in the rules under which the Fund is
administered. These amendments include the reduction
in the weekly sick pay from 12s. to 10s. during
the first 13 weeks, and from 8s. to 7s. during the
second 13 weeks, and the abolition of the payment of
visiting stewards' fees.
HIGHWAYS.
a Street Improvements.

Table: I. King Street.—In addition to the properties mentioned in the last Annual Report as having been acquired for the widening of King Street, between Cambridge Road and Studland Street, the following further properties have been acquired for the same purpose:—

I. King Street.—In addition to the properties mentioned in the last Annual Report as having been acquired for the widening of King Street, between Cambridge Road and Studland Street, the following further properties have been acquired for the same purpose:—

Owner.Premises.Description of Interest.Price Paid.
Mrs. Catherine Vine98, King Street (Part required)Freehold£350
Messrs. Thompson and JacksonDittoLeasehold£1500
Mr .Thomas Jenkins116, King StreetDitto£1740
Ditto120, dittoDitto£1683
Mrs. Jane Fishbein140 and part of 138 dittoSub-leasehold£225

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(Nos. 96 and 98, King Street.) Only so much of these
properties as was actually required for the improvement having
been purchased, the frontages of the premises have been set
back and rebuilt, and the necessary widening of the street at
that point has been effected. The alterations agreed upon at
No. 96 have also been carried out, at the cost of the Council.