Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]
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following epitome of the said Bill, and to direct your attention
to the several clauses, which, in my opinion, demand careful
consideration previous to your presenting the Bill to the
Vestry.
" The epitome of this Bill is as follows:—
Clause 6. —Powers in Act of 1885 for purchase of Land, etc.,
to be extended for two years from 14th August, 1887,
to 1889.
Clause 7.—Extension of time for completion of Tramways
for three years from 14th August, 1887, to 1890.
Eye lane Tramway (No. 1) extended for one year after
intended widening is completed.
Clause 8.—Owners may be required to sell parts only of
certain Lands and Buildings.
Clause 9.—Tramway lines granted in 1882 and 1883, and
which are not proposed to be abandoned—the opening
of same for public traffic is to be extended to 10th
August, 1888.
Clause 10.—Abandonment of certain lines, viz.—Rye lane,
as authorized by Act of 188,2; but this is retained in
an altered form in the Act of 1884-5:—and the Abandonment
of the following Tramways: —
Kimberley road Not yet laid.
Kirkwood road „
Ondine road „
Champion Hill road (or Grove vale) „
Goose green „
Lordship lane, Goose green to Crystal
Palace road „