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St George (Westminster) 1877

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hanover Square, The Vestry of the Parish of Saint George]

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per yard super., including the Portland cement concrete
foundation, 3 in. thick, and £ in. of asphalte;
Belgrave Road (West side), Eccleston Square to
Warwick Street;
Berwick Street (East side), from St. Leonard's Street
to Grillingham Street.
At a cost of £243 11s. 0d.
Masons and Paviors' Works.
Masons' Works.
The Paving Contractor has, during the year, executed
the following works at the expense of the parties whose
names stand onnosite:—

The cost of maintaining the steam roller, including all expenses of every description, has been as follows:—

March 25th, 1878.£s.d.
Wages2197
Cartage of Water171126
Oil, Tallow, Waste, &c.36170
Coke86120
Coals (estimated)600
Firewood360
Repairs by Messrs. Aveling & Porter10907
Small Repairs by Engine Driver15140
Sundries251711
Depreciation, 10 per cent.5100
£7257

Carriageways.
In order to reduce a large stock of old paving stones
removed from Piccadilly and elsewhere, and stored at the
Belgrave Wharf, the Vestry decided to carry out certain
additional works of paving (not included in the ordinary
annual estimate). The entrance to Victoria Station from
Buckingham Palace Road, part of Wilton Road, and
Turpentine Lane, have therefore been paved with these
pitching stones; several additional Crossings have also been
aid down throughout the Parish.