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St Giles (Camberwell) 1885

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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the several Wards, in the following proportions:—
Wards 1, 2, 3—Four Members each,
„ 4 and 5—Five Members each,
„ 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.
18. A Committee consisting of a like number of Members
for the respective Wards shall also be appointed, as in
the preceding Bye Law, which shall enquire into all questions
of L'aving, Lighting, Scavcngering, Watering, General
Purposes, and all references from the Metropolitan Board of
Works, other than those relating to Sewerage, and superintend
the execution thereof, and shall from time to time
report to the Vestry.
19. A Committee shall also be appointed, to consist
of Twenty-two Members from the several Wards, in the
following proportions:—
Wards 1, 2, 3—Three Members each,
„ 4 and b—Four Members each,
„ G—Five Members,
to which all questions of Finance, Law and Parliamentary
Business shall be referred, and shall from time to time
report thereon to the Vestry.
20. The Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor, who
arc Members of the Vestry, and the Representatives of the
Vestry at the Metropolitan Hoard of Works, and the respective
Chairmen of the preceding Committees, shall he
Fx-officio Members of each Committee.