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St George (Westminster) 1878

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

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Statement shelving the situation, area, and description, &c., of Wood Pavement laid throughout the Parish, up to theYear ended Lady-Day1879.

Situation of Pavement.Area in Square Yards.Description of Pavement.Price per Yard.When first laid.When re-laid.Remarks.Maintenance per yard per annum.
Piccadilly, from St James's St.to Berkeley Street2132½6 inches of Concrete, single board, and Asphalte Joint .16s.1873 Sep.1878 Feb.Originally laid with two boards1s.
Do. from Park Lane to Hamilton Place1635Thin layer of Concrete, single board, and Asphalte Joint16s.1875 Feb.1877 MarchDo.1s.
Oxford Street, at end of EdgwareRoad355Double boards16s.1875 Dec.Paid for by ParishNo Maintenance
Piccadilly, from Berkeley Street to Park Lane, and from Park Lane to Hyde Park Corner16,200Do.1876 Apr.-3s.*
White Horse Street150 5/9Do.15s.1876 Apr.Paid for by Lady RoeNo Maintenance
Park Street, from Mount Street to Upper Grosvenor Street .1115Do.15s.1876 Sep.Paid for by The Duke of Westmr.Do.
Knightsbridge, from Hyde Park Corner to St. George's Hospital1754 1/92943 1/96 inches of Concrete, single board, and Asphalte Joint1877 Sep.-3s.*
Grosvenor Place, in front of St. George's Hospital1189
Knightsbridge, from St. George's Hospital to Albert Gate6445Do.1878 Apr.-3s*
Grosvenor Mews66 2/9Concrete, no boards, Asphalte Joint13s.1878 Apr.Paid for by Sir Coutts LindsayNo Maintenance
* This price includes first cost and maintenance for 15 years.