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Wandsworth 1910

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

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152 Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
All these complaints were forwarded to the Borough
Engineer and Surveyor, who reported that in every case the
necessary cleansing and flushing or other work had been
carried out.
(3.) A large number of inspections were again made of passages
and mews, and a considerable number of these have been
satisfactorily dealt with during the year, but in some, owing
to legal difficulties as to ownership, no work has yet been
begun to comply with the notices served.
(a) The roadway in Voltaire Road leading to stables has
been made up with macadam and rolled.
(b) Station Yard, Wandsworth Road. Roadway made
up with macadam and rolled.
(c) Passage at rear of 125 to 133, High Street,
ham, has been properly paved.
(d) Passage at rear of 288 to 312, Upper Richmond
Road, Putney, has been properly paved.
(e) Passages at rear of 137 to 141, and 143 to 149, Lower
Richmond Road, Putney, have been properly paved.
(f) Passage at rear of 566 to 580, Streatham High Road
has been properly paved.
(g) Passage at rear of 2 to 12, Eastwood Street, Streatham,
has been properly paved.
(h) Passage in Lammermoor Road, Balham, has been
made up with macadam and rolled.
(i) Passage at rear of 268 to 270, Upper Tooting Road.
Balham, has been satisfactorily concreted.