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St Giles (Camberwell) 1876

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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of receiving 24 Horses; 13 is the present number of
Horses at these Stables engaged in work of Division
E.
The remaining 4 Arches can be quickly converted
for the use of the additional number required.
It may also be considered a matter of prudence to
secure additional Arches beyond those already under
tenancy by the Vestry. It was a fortunate circumstance
that the Arches now rented were available for
the Vestry use, their position being central and suitable
for the general work of the Parish, and therefore
economical. It may also become a matter of
economical necessity to make some minor arrangements
(other than the above) for the extreme
outlying portions of the Parish, but this is a matter
of detail to be hereafter developed.
The desirability that this Work should be taken
in hand by the Vestry being admitted, and the possession
already by the Vestry of suitable Premises for
its efficient execution, the next thing to be considered
is the estimate for the Plant, &c., for carrying it out.
The following estimates for the Plant, &c., have
Additional
Arches may
necessary.
Suitability o
positijn of tl
present Arch
Plant cost &
may be redu???