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meantime an offer was received to convey the sludge
away by rail and a contract to effect this has been
entered into, and is in operation.
The Council has authorised the monthly analysis of
the effluent, and the reports show that a good standard
of purification is attained.
New Streets and Buildings.
Plans have been deposited for the laying out of 26
new streets, and for 1,823 buildings in the District.
MAKING UP OF NEW STREETS.
During the year the following New Streets have
been made up, under the provisions of the Private Street
Works Act:—
Mitcham—Inglemere Road.
Beddington—Demesne Road, Foxley Lane.
Merton—Chestnut Road, Savoy Road, Beacon Road.
Wallington—Park Hill Road, Brambledown Road.
VII.—INSPECTORS' WORK.
Subjoined appears a summary of the Inspectors'
work during the past year. It will be seen that no less
than 8,905 visits have been paid by them, as against
7,904 in 1904, 8,083 in 1903, 9,244 in 1902, 7,777 in
1901, and 5,628 in 1900.
I have again to bear testimony to the extreme care
and accuracy, and the unceasing vigilance which each
Inspector displays in the carrying out of his arduous,
and very often extremely unpleasant duties.