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24th April,
1889.
Lost.
By Mr. J. B. Eayrs—
(1) "That a Time Book be prepared in which
each Member of the Vestry and of Committees
shall insert the time when he enters
and also when he leaves the respective meetings
of the Vestry and Committees."
Referred to
Works and
General
Purposes
Committee.
(2) "That the Vestry do consider as to a more
efficient and economical method of lighting
the Parish."
24th April,
1889.
Referred to
Works and
General
Purposes
Committee.
By Mr. C. Marson—
(1) "That an Engine and Dynamo be erected at
the Dust Destructor to supply the Stables
with light."
Referred to
Works and
General
Purposes
Committee.
(2) "That the various pieces of vacant ground at
the south-east corner of Battersea Park
Gates be paved with tar paving or slab
concrete."
8th May,
1889.
Carried.
By Mr. W. F. Grey— "That a Special Committee
consisting of twelve Members be appointed to consider
and report as to the best means of establishing
communication between the Beaufoy, the Shaftesbury
Park and the Latchmere Grove Estates."
8th May,
1889.
Adjourned.
22nd May,
Referred to
Street
Cleansing
Dusting and
Depot
Committee.
By Mr. A. Bridge— "That the Parish Waterside
Wharf, Lombard Road, be provided with a steam
crane, in order that it may be utilized for the purpose
for which it was intended."
22nd May
1889.
Clerk directed
to
forward
petition to
Railway
Companies
asking them
to improve
approaches
to station
&suggesting
the altera-
By Mr. T. O. Shutter—
(1) " To call attention to the inadequate,
ionable, and dangerous approaches for foot
passengers to the Clapham Junction Railway
Station, more particularly the one leading
from St. John's Hill."
(2) "To suggest the alteration of name from
'Clapham' to 'Battersea Junction.' "