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(ii.) That the Tramway be paved with wood in the
vicinity of the following Public buildings :—
Camberwell Workhouse, Gordon Road,
St. Mark's Church, Harder's Road,
Wesleyan Chapel, Harder's Road.
We suggest that a consent be given conditionally upon
the Company agreeing to clauses and conditions that may
be satisfactory to the Vestry.
All of which we submit.
GEO. W. MARSDEN,
Vestry Clerk.
J. C. REYNOLDS,
Surveyor.
Your Committee recommended:—That the consent of
the Vestry be given to the London Tramways Company
(Extension) Bill, 1892, upon the condition that the Company
agreed to the insertion of Clauses and Conditions (if re-
quired) that may be satisfactory to this Vestry.
The Bill received a conditional consent from the
County Council, who require the insertion of labour
clauses, viz., 10 hours a day, and the same fares on Sundays
and Bank Holidays. The Bill is now receiving. Parliamentary
consideration.
LONDON, CAMBERWELL, AND DULWICH
TRAMWAYS.
With regard to these Tramways, your Committee
received from the Secretary of the London, Camberwell,