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St Giles (Camden) 1875

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

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Summarg Statmebnt of all Contracts
Entered into by the above Board up to the 25th day of March, 1870.
Messrs. BOOTH & WHEELER, 42, For the supply of Yorkshire Paving
Bankside, Southwark. Stone, Aberdeen Granite, Granite
Curb, and Guernsey Granite, for
12 months, from the 29th of September,
1875, at the several prices
set out in the Contract.
Mr. CHARLES KILLINGBACK, For the supply of Thames Sand,
Upper James Street, Camden Town. Ballast, and Gravel, and the cartage
of Old Materials, &c., for 12
months, from the 29th September,
1875, at the several prices set out
in the Contract.
Mr. WILLIAM ME/YD, Paddington. For the removal of Slop swept up by
the men employed by the Board,
for 12 months, from the 29th
September, 1875, for the sum of
£1,200.
Mr. WILLIAM MEAD, do. For the removal of Dust and Ashes
from the houses of the inhabitants,
for 12 months, from the 29th
September, 1875, for the sum of
£1,400.
Mr. WILLIAM MEAD, do. For watering the District during the
season,1876,forthe sumof£l,000.
Mr. CHARLES KILLINGBACK, For the supply of man, horse and
Upper James Street, Camden Town. harness, and cart, for 12 months,
for the sum of £12 per month.
Mr. C. KILLINGBACK,Upper James Forthe construction of new Sewers
Street, Camden Town. in Great Russell Street, Duke
Street, Bloomsbury Square,Vernon
Place, and Great Queen Street,
within the District of the Board,
for the sum of £2,620.
THE IMPERIAL GAS COMPANY.—The reduced cost for annual
lighting of the District north of Holborn is £4 18s. 0d. for each Batswing
burner lamp, and £3 6s. 0<2. for each Cockspur burner lamp, including repairs,
and painting the lamps and posts.
THE LONDON GAS COMPANY.—The reduced cost for annual lighting
the District south of Holborn is £4 15s. 10d. for each Batswing burner lamp,
and £3 5s. 0d. for each Cockspur burner lamp, including repairs, and
painting the lamps and posts.
THE CHARTERED GAS COMPANY.—The reduced cost for annual
lighting the portion of the District in Tottenham Court Road is £3 19s. 8d. for
each lamp.