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repaired. At the year's end the work of paving 34 yards was
in hand, and the remaining four were outstanding.
In addition, the mews at the rear of two blocks of property
at North Finchley were paved with granite setts and provision
made for surface drainage. The floors of four rows of
stabling were also concreted and paved with blue Broseley
paving bricks.
GAME LICENCES.
Applications were received under section 27 of the Local
Government Act, 1894, from the following shopkeepers in the
District, for Licences to deal in Game, viz.:—
G. R. E. Brown, 8, The Broadway, Church End.
Mrs. Emma Collip, 8, Grove Terrace, Church End.
J. Sainsbury, Prince's Parade, Church End.
W. R. H. Russell, 10, Seymour Terrace-, High Street,
North Finchley.
R. G. Weston, 17, Regent's Parade, North Finchley.
W. Marshall, 6, Park Parade, North Finchley.
W. J. March, 32, High Street, North Finchley.
Mrs. E. Dodd, 4, Cavendish Terrace, East Finchley.
As a result of an inspection of the respective premises
it was found that the requirements of the Act were properly
observed, and that suitable provision was made for the storage
of game. Reports to this effect were accordingly made to the
Public Health Committee, and the Council, on their recommendation,
granted the Licences in each instance.