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St Giles (Camberwell) 1887

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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10
TAR PAVING.
The Repairs to tar-paved footpaths continue to be
carried out by workmen in the employ of the Vestry, and
include the repairing of trenches opened by the various Gas
and Water Companies, builders and others. The more
important repairs and new work being executed under special
contract.
The quantity of such work during the past year has
been as under:—
General Repairs to Tar-paved
Footpaths, viz.:—the bottoming
and topping, by
Vestry workmen (including
trenches 19,374 yds. sup.
Ditto, topping only 2,378 „
Ditto, painting and shelling 31,817 „
Special Work by Contractor,
which included—
Alleyn park, both sides, from
Union road to Gipsv hill
5,539 yds. sup. new
work.
Goose Green, both sides of
the road, from St. John's
Church to Crystal Palace
road
172 yds. sup.
painting and shelling
PARLIAMENTARY DEPOSITATIONS.
THE "PECKHAM & EAST DULWICH TRAMWAYS" BILL.
This Bill—an epitome of which was embodied with
Annual Report of last year—having passed both Houses