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St Giles (Camberwell) 1870

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell, St. Giles]

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14.—No Member of the Vestry shall hold or be
eligible to be a Candidate for any office of profit in the
appointment of the Vestry, nor shall anyone who has been
a Member of the Vestry be eligible for any such office
it the same shall have become vacant within three months
of such person ceasing to be a Member.
15.—Where security is required of any Officer noMember
of the Vestry shall be accepted as his Surety.
16.—No motion for an increase of salary or a gratuity
to any Officer shall be entertained at any Meeting of the
Vestry, unless notice thereof shall have been first duly
given and placed on the notice for such Vestry, stating
the amount of such salary or gratuity; and no amendment
shall be made for any sum in excess of the amount for
which notice has been given.
17.—A Committee shall be appointed annually in
the month of June, to consist of twenty-eight Members,
for the several Wards in the following proportions:—
Wards 1, 2, 3—Four Members each.
Wards 4 and 5—Five Members each.
Ward 6—Six Members.
Which Committee shall enquire into all questions of
Drainage, Sewerage, Removal of Dust, Sanitary Improvements,
Removal of Nuisances, all references from the
Metropolitan Board of Works relating to Sewerage, and
to carry out the Provisions of all Acts of Parliament
relating to the Public Health, and shall from time to time
report thereon to the Vestry.