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rates, and that this Vestry are of opinion that no
sufficient reason has been given by the County
Council for the exorbitant demand."
10th July,
1889.
Clerk
directed to
write to
County
Council and
Col. Rotton
upon the
subject.
By Mr. T. O. Shutter— "To call attention to the
delay in obtaining water in the case of a fire in
Ingelow Road, Queen's Road, on Saturday, the
29th June, and to move the Vestry to take such
action as shall prevent (if possible) any such delay
in future."
10th July,
1889.
Adjourned
24th July,
Referred to
the Works
and General
Purposes
Committee.
By Mr. C. W. Munslow— "That having regard to
the urgent necessity for repairing the footpaths in
the following streets, the same be forthwith paved,
&c., in accordance with the estimate of the Surveyor,
the cost to be defrayed out of the sum of ,£"3,000
included in the estimates of expenditure approved
by the Vestry for the current year for paving works,
viz.:—
Victoria Road, west side, from £ s. d.
Prince of Wales' Road to the
Bridge, new York paving (including
Kerb re-set) 976 0 0
Albert Road, west side, north of
Prince of Wales' Road, new
York paving (including Kerb
re-set) 256 0 0
Culvert Road, both sides from
Battersea Park Road to Sheepcote
Lane, new 12" by 8" Kerb,
channelling and tar paving 664 0 0
St. John's Hill, south side from the
railway bridge to Strath Terrace,
and from Vardens Road to the
boundary of the Parish, new
York paving (including Kerb reset)
and new 12" by 8" Kerb 802 0 0
£2,698 0 0