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West Ham 1899

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1899

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District C collected Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Beat 1.—Hermit and School, Trinity Gardens, Church, Star
Lane and School, Ohio, Garfield, Mayfield, Columbia,
Blanche, Florence, Shepherd, Chargeable, Ascot, Carlton,
Durham, Addington, Exning, Tyas, Ernest, Boulton,
Beaconsfield.
Filler W. Beagle.
No. of Houses 1,240.
Average Collection 6 loads each Day.
Beat 2.—Barking (North Hermit to Star Lane), Croydon,
Braemar, Sutton, Union, Luton, King, Warrington,
Beatrice, Constance, Phillip, Anne, Chargeable Lane,
Tabernacle, Kelland, Abbey, Webb, Whitwell, Foster,
Graham, Godsell, Suffolk, Melford, Tower, George,
Grange Road School.
Filler C. Hards.
No. of Houses 1,194.
Average Collection 5 loads each Day.
Beat 3.—Barking (North from Star Lane to Balaam), Balaam
and School, Grange, Beaufoy, Meredith, Gordon,
Charles, Upper to Sewer, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Avenues,
Sewell, Liston.
Filler Ht. Yates.
No. of Houses 1,050.
Average Collection 5 loads each Day.
Beat 4.-—Howard's, Chesterton and Terrace, Herbert, London,
Stock and School, Swete, Middle, Upper, High,
Ashburton Terrace, Driver's Alley, Grafton Road South,
Church, Albert, Victoria, Emma, Florence, Helena, Rudolph,
Salmen, Riles, Station, St. Mary's Hospital.
Filler G. Yates.
No. of Houses 1,312.
Average Collection 4 loads Wednesdays.
,, 6 loads Saturdays.
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