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Fulham 1858

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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„ Trapped and panned 16
„ Drained 1
Drains Made 2
,, Repaired 18
,, Cleansed 53
Gullies Made 4
„ Repaired 14
„ Cleansed 3
Dust Bins Cleansed 1
„ Heaps Removed 3
„ Cleansed 1
Pigs Reduced 4
„ Removed 11
Houses Cleansed 17
„ Repaired 1
Miscellaneous 29 — 300
Grand Total 582
Houses benefitted in Fulham 287
„ Hammersmith 258
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Your Board have ordered to be presented herewith an Abstract of the
several Contracts entered into during the year; and also of their accounts
which have been duly audited. They deem any extensive reference to their
proceedings during the year superfluous, inasmuch as by the Metropolis
Local Management Act, the accounts and proceedings of the Board are
open to Public inspection, independent of the copious Reports, which from
time to time have appeared in the Local Press. They, however, take this
opportunity of expressing a hope, that their exertions in the improvement
of the District will be appreciated by their Constituents.
Abstract of Contracts entered into by the Board during the year ending
25th March, 1859.
Mr. Coat for Paving and Masonry Works, at certain prices set forth in
the Schedule, and embodied in the Contract.
Mr. Coat for Works of Slopping for the Parishes of Hammersmith and
Fulham, for twelve Months, after the rate of £30 for each Parish.
Mr. Coat for Works of Cartage—at per day of 10 hours—in strong and
well-made Carts attended by one man, and drawn by one horse, 6s. 6d.
per day, or at the option of the Board at 1s. perjourney average, to
or from any part of the District. The man attending to assist in loading the
cart.
Mr. Stapleton for the removal of Dust, Ashes, &c., from the several
houses, yards, and premises in the Parish of Hammersmith, for twelve
months, for £50.
Mr. Johnson, for the same work in the Parish of Fulham, for twelve
months, for £40.
Mr. Mulcock, for the supply of the best grey pit flints for twelve months,
after the rate of 5s. 3d. per cubic yard, to be drawn to any part of the
District where required, and to be supplied in such quantity and at such
times as the Board may direct.
Mr. Millwood for certain works of bricklaying, &c., for twelve months,
at 30 per cent. less than the prices set forth in the Office Schedule, and
embodied in the Contract.