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WILLESDEN URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT—MOTOR SERVICES.
Year ended 31st March, 1929.
Year 1927-28. Year 1928-29.
Cost per Expenditure. Cost per
Mile. Mile.
£ s. d. £ s. d. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. d.
Running Expenses—
275 3 4½ Petrol 467 9 10
24 15 4 Oil and Grease 25 19 6
207 8 3 Tyres 151 1 11
507 6 11½ 1 175 644 11 3 1.389
Wages and Emoluments—
294 16 8 Mechanic Superintendent 303 3 3
2,834 10 6 Drivers, etc. 2,962 8 5½
25 16 8 National Insurance (Employer's
tributions) 25 16 9
3,155 3 10 7.310 3,291 8 5½ 7.096
Fixed and General Charges—
187 0 0 Rent (Garage and Mess Room) 187 0 0
127 1 1½ Repairs, plant, etc. 165 13 1
39 15 1 Painting, etc., Bodies of vehicles 41 8 2
91 14 10 Coal Gas, etc. 75 7 8
87 18 6 Uniforms and Overalls 11810 9
67 0 3 Insurance of Vehicles 87140
82 0 0 Motor Car Tax 112 0 4
5 10 0 Drivers' Licences 4 10 0
55 9 4½ Accessories and Sundries 54 2 10
743 9 2 1.723 846 6 10 1.824
£4,405 19 ll½ 10.208 £4,782 6 6½ 10.309
Depreciation and Interest Charges—
Amount written off value of Vehicles
in accordance with Medical Officer
235 0 0 of Health's Valuation 870 13 10
33 8 6 Interest on Capital Employed 95 3 0
268 8 6 0.622 965 16 10 2.082
£4,674 8 5½ 10.830 £5,748 3 4½ 12.391
Income—
£ s. d. Use of Vehicles for:— £ s. d.
92 3 9 Conveyance of patients 90 5 0
0 11 0 Election Purposes 2 18 0
£92 14 9 £93 3 0
7,680 Gallons Petrol consumed 9,011 Gallons
103,587 Miles Miles run by all Vehicles 111,338 Miles
13.488 Miles Miles run per gallon of petrol consumed 12.358 Miles
Vehicles in use —
31st March, 1928 10
31st March, 1929 11
Finance Department,
Town Hall, Dyne Road,
Kilburn, N.W. 6. Note —Two school omnibuses were purchased in April 1928 (1 additional,
29th June, 1929. 1 replacement). New car for Medical Officer of Health was purchased
in November, 1928 (replacement).
APPENDIX D.
REPORT ON ARTIFICIAL LIGHT TREATMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31st DECEMBER, 1929.
BY
H. HALDIN DAVIS, M.D., M.R.C.P., F.R.C.S., Perinatologist to the Council.
The year's work of the Artificial Sunlight Department of the Council has not differed materially
from that of previous years. It has maintained its popularity and its numbers. 295 new cases
were seen and the total number of attendances amounted to 5,263. Most of the cases were referred
by the Medical Officers of the Council, but 22 were sent by private practitioners in the district, and
7 by various hospitals, the Medical Officers of which took advantage of the local centre to save Willesden