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terms and conditons as to rate of interest and repayment, or
otherwise, and on such security, as the council think fit, and the
making of such grants or advances shall be a purpose for which
a council may borrow:
Provided that the regulations of the Board shall provide that
any such advance made on the security of any property shall not
exceed two-thirds of the value of that property.
Part IV.
Supplemental.
Provisions as to commons and open spaces.
WATER CERTIFICATES.
Water certificates were authorised to be given under Section 48 (2)
of the Public Health (London) Act, 1891—20, King Street, Poplar; 18,
22 and 24, Jebb Street, Bow; 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50, Blondin Street, Bow;
3, 5, 7, 9 and 11, Priory Street; 6, Bidgdale Street; 3 new houses and a
shop in Wade Street; 728, Old Ford Road; 48, 52, 54, 56, 58 and 60,
Wrexham Road; School-keeper's House, British Street School, Poplar;
New L.C.C. Schools, Dingle Lane, Poplar; New School-keeper's House,
Marner Street Schools.
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE.
No. 1, Duff Street and the Mercantile Marine Offices.
In November, 1908, owing to trouble with the drains of No. 1, Duff
Street, which was traced on to the Mercantile Marine Offices, East India
Dock Road, H.M. Office of Works claimed the brick barrel, which took
the drainage of both premises, to be a sewer, and suggested the barrel
should be re-constructed throughout its entire length (140 feet) with
pipes. Upon examination the brickwork was found to be in fairly good
condition, though the flow, which was necessarily small, was sluggish.