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Fulham 1867

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT.
7
Abstract of Contracts Entered into by the Board during
the Year ending 25th March, 1867—8.
Mr. Turner, for paving and masonry works, at certain prices set forth in
the schedule, and embodied in the contract.
Mrs. Coat, for works of cartage, at per day of ten hours, in strong and
well-made carts, each attended by one man, and drawn by one horse,
8s. 6s. per day; or, at the option of the board, at 1s. 5d. per journey,
average to or from any part of the district, the man attending to
assist in loading the cart.
Messrs. Long and Lockhurst, for the supply of the best gray flints, at 5s.
per cube yard.
Mr. F. Manuell, for best blue broken Guernsey granite, at 11s. 9d. per
cube yard.
Mr. Gale, for the removal of dust, ashes, &c., from the several houses,
yards, and premises, in the parish of Hammersmith, for twelve
months, the Board paying him £200 per annum.
Mr. Hollingshead, for the removal of dust, ashes &c., from the several
houses, yards, and premises, in the parish of Fulham, for twelve
months, the Board paying him £145 per annum.
Mr. Churchman, for printing and stationery, at certain prices set forth in
the schedule, and embodied in the contract.
Mr. Spittle, for the removal slop and road rubbish for Fulham, £550 per
annum
Mr. Bird, for ditto, ditto, from south division of Hammersmith, £470 per
annum;and
Mr. Axton, for ditto, from the north side of Hammersmith, £300 per
annum.
Mrs. Coat, for road watering the south side of Hammersmith, £315 for
the season.
Messrs. Williams, for road watering the north side of Hammersmith, £275
for the same season.
Mr. Spittle, for road watering the parish of Fulham, £400 for the
same season.