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clear of the sash frame equal to at least one-tenth of the
floor area of the room; Every such window shall he so
constructed that one-half at least can be opened and tbat
the opening may in every case extend to the top of the
window.
The Public Health and Housing Committee on the 2nd March, 1911,
recommended the Council that the foregoing Regulations be approved and
adopted, and the Seal of the Council affixed thereto ; and that application
be made to the Local Government Board for their consent to such
Eegulations, after one calendar month's notice in a local newspaper of the
intention to make such application.
Moveable Dwellings Bill [H.L.].
A Bill intituled an Act to provide for the registration and regulation of
Moveable Dwellings. (The Lord Clifford of Chudleigh.) Ordered
to be printed 10th March, 1910.
WATER.
Water Certificates; Metropolitan Water Board—Removal
of Three-gallon Waste Preventers and Valve Closets.
Water Certificates.
Water certificates were authorised to be given under Section 48 (2)
of the Public Health (London) Act, 1891—Caretaker's quarters, School of
Engineering, High Street, Poplar; Woolmore Street L.C.C. School, New
Handicraft Centre; 12 houses on north side of Ridgdale Street, Bow;
Poplar Divisional Offices (Education), Tredegar Road; Nos. 2 and 10,
Ridgdale Street, Bow; shop, corner of Fairfield and Wrexham Roads,
Bow; 12, Ridgdale Street and 14, Jebb Street; Atley Road L.C.C.
Schoolhouse; 4, Jebb Street, Bow; 12 and 16, Jebb Street, Bow; 6 new
houses, Morant Street, Poplar; 2, Jebb Street, Bow; Schoolkeeper's
house, Marner Street Council School; 10, Jebb Street, Bow; Coroner's
Court, High Street, Poplar.