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2ndly. If, in the meantime, they could get the loan of
some cars from the London Tramways Company, pending
the construction of the new ones.
3rdly. Whether the plan for the siding into the depot
(without which the line cannot be opened) had been
approved of by the Vestry.
And I beg to enclose you copy of their reply.
At the same time, I wish to mention that the General
Purposes Committee of the Vestry has deferred its consent
to the construction of the siding into the depot until it has
been before the Vestry, which consent we are awaiting.*
I trust under these circumstances you will see that the
Company is doing all it possibly can in the matter.
I shall be glad (if you think it necessary) that I should
be afforded the opportunity of explaining to you
personally.
Your, &c.,
(Signed), W. F. Fowle,
Secretary.
Copy R 11792 of Letter from Dick, Kerr & Co., Contractors
to the Secretary of the Tramway Company.
December 8th, 1890.
Dear Sir,
RE PECKHAM AND EAST DULWICH TRAMWAYS.
We have your favour of this date, and in reply beg to
state that (first) The cars are ordered from the Midland
* This consent was given by the Vestry the evening of the same
day as this letter was written, viz.: 17th December, 1890.