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10th July,
1889.
Lost.
By Mr. E. Russell Mansell.— "That the Special
Committee appointed to revise the Bye-Laws do
meet on Thursday evening, July 18th, at seven
o'clock, and thereafter on such dates and at such
times as by said Committee may be considered
necessary; the Solicitor to attend."
24th July,
1889.
Lapsed.
By Mr. A. Hanstein.— "That the letter from the
Baths Commissioners to the Works and General
Purposes Committee, in re Baths boundary wall, be
read at the meeting of the Vestry to be held on
the 24th July.
24th July,
1889.
Carried.
By Mr. E. Russell Mansell— "That the Special
Committee appointed by the Vestry to revise the
Bye Laws do meet on September 12th, at seven
o'clock p.m."
24th July,
1889.
Carried.
By Mr. T. Y. Wright— "That a communication be
addressed to the Commissioners for Public Baths
and Wash-houses for this Parish, enquiring why
the water cannot be supplied hot enough to bathe
in, and why one towel is allowed to bathers instead
of two, and some of them are so wet as to be unfit
for use."
24th July,
1889.
Adjourned.
By Mr. E. Benge— "That a member be now
appointed to fill the vacancy upon the Sanitary
Committee."
24th July,
1889.
Adjourned,
nth Sept.,
Carried.
By Mr. J. B. Eayrs—
(1) "That the minimum wages paid to ablebodied
men employed by the Vestry be 25s.
per week."
24 July,
1883.
Adjourned,
nth Sept.,
Question
answered.
(2) "To ask the Surveyor to state the cost of the
refreshments supplied to the Committee of
View at Mr. Purchase's public-house, Battersea
Park Road, and in what form will the
account be presented to the Vestry; and to
move a resolution thereon."