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Wandsworth 1906

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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The kerb and channel have been re-laid on concrete and the
footpaths repaired, at a cost of £120 10s. 1d.
Ramsden Road.
Old granite kerb and channel have been laid on cement concrete
and the footpaths paved with re-dressed old
York stone, on both sides of the road from ThePlatt
to No. 14, at a cost of £100 10s. 9d.
River Street.
The kerb has been taken up and re-laid and granite sett
channel laid on cement concrete, on the east side
from Medfield Street to Rodvvay Road, at a cost of
£65 7s. sd.
Roehampton
Lane.
The kerb and channel have been re-laid in this road from
Parr's Bank to Streatham Station Approach, at a
cost of £38 3s. 9d.
Streatham High
Road.
The superintendent's lodge has been papered and painted
internally throughout, including the board room,
and repairs generally have been executed in the
house. The gardener's cottage has also had certain distempering
work executed in the hall and staircase.
Streatham
Cemetery.
The front railings to the cemetery have also been painted, all
under contract.
The contractors were Messrs. W. & C. Brown, Wandsworth,
the total cost being £33.
Additional painting and papering and other works have been
executed to the gardener's cottage, and repairs executed to the
unconsecrated chapel.
The contractors for this work were Messrs. Uglow Bros.,
Trinity Road, Tooting, S.W. The total cost of the work was
£7 10s. od.
In connection with the development of the Stonehills estate,
at the corner of Drewstead Road and Streatham
High Road, shops have been built in Drewstead
Road and in the High Road, and land has been given up to the
Stor ehills
Estate.