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St Giles (Camberwell) 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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90
STEAM DISINFECTOR.
Your Committee recommended, and the Vestry resolved,
on the 30th September, 1891:—
"That a disinfecting apparatus, manufactured by
Messrs. Goddard, Massey and Warner, similar to the one
seen by the Sub-Committee at Leeds, be purchased and
fixed for the use of the Vestry, at a cost of £241, including
supervision of fixing."
Your Committee have held several surveys, with a
view of obtaining a suitable site for the erection of a
Disinfector, but at present have been unsuccessful. This
matter, however, is still engaging the serious consideration
of your Committee.
PUBLIC URINALS.
1. *Addington square,next
berwell road.
2. Caspian street, New Church
road.
3. *Denmark hill, opposite
berwell green.
4. Havil street, rear of Vestry
Hall.
5. Hanover street, next Rye
lane.
6. Hill street, opposite Bird-inBush
road.
7. *Joiners' Armsyard,Denmark
hill.
8. Old Kent road, opposite
ley place.
9. Orchard row, Camberwell
New road.
10. Peckham High street, opposite
Hill street.
11. Peckham rye, Cross road
near Nunhead lane.
12. Peckham rye, opposite
"Heaton Arms."
13. Rotherhithe New road, next
St. James' road.
14. Southampton street, by
Wells street.
15. *Sumner road, next
cial road.
16. Upland road, by Police
Station.
17. Wells street, at St. George's
Bridge.
18. *Wyndham road, at Railway
Bridge.
19. Commercial road, next
Southampton street
20. *Lyndhurst road.