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St Giles (Camberwell) 1891
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]
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BURIAL BOARD ACCOUNTS. —Continued.
Dr. Receipts.
£
s.
d.
Expenditure.
Cr.
To Amount brought forward
6,193
0
3
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
To Amount brought forward
By Amount brought forward
1,076
2
4
By Cash, Overseers, in aid of Poor Hates
1,000
0
0
,, Wages at Cemetery
1,290
2
9
,, Salary to Superintendent
154
10
0
1,444
12
9
„ Salary to Clerk
200
0
0
,, Flowers :—
F. French
40
16
3
Goff & Son
15
18
0
A. M. Downs
0
16
0
R. T. Child
9
14
0
W. Ramsden
10
19
0
George Piper
11
2
0
89
5
3
•
, Carting:—
William Harris
33
15
0
George Thompson
8
9
6
J. Woodhams
46
6
0
88
10
6
,, Repairs :—
Mr. Goldman
19
3
6
Mr. Yeatman
41
3
0
H. & C. Davis
79
4
1
Mr. Minter
39
2
3
W. Richardson
1,137
3
3
1,315
16
1
,, Removing and Replacing Monuments,
Gravestones :—
Messrs. Daniel
18
4
0
Mr. H. Cornford
46
10
2
64
14
2
„ Sawdust—Mr. E. G. Quinn
14
8
9
,, Coal and Coke—J. D. Simmonds
9
0
0
,, Timber—Messrs. Bonsall
28
10
9
,, Stationery—Messrs. Shaw
30
19
9
Mr. Wm. Carey
22
17
6
53
17
3
Carried forward
£6,1
93
0 3
Carried forward
£5,384
17
10