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Wandsworth 1907

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

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ing scale :—ios. to the wife, 2s. for the first child under 14, is. 6d.
for the second child under 14, and is. for each other child under
14 years; but in no case was 17s. 6d. to be exceeded. The allowances
are paid at the homes of the men on Wednesdays. The men
are allowed a furlough at th° end of each month, their fares being
paid for them.
Representatives of Wandsworth on the Central
(Unemployed) Body for London.
Rev. J. H. Anderson, m.a., Chairman of Works Committee.
Percentage of attendances at meetings of Works
Committee, 100 per cent.
Percentages of attendances at meetings of the
Central Body and Committees, 90 per cent.
Mr. Percival Rees, Chairman of Sub-Committee of Accounts.
Percentage of attendances at meetings of SubCommittee
of Accounts, 100 per cent.
Percentages of attendances at meetings of the
Central Body and Committees, 91.2 per cent.