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Fulham 1884

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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65
Norland Road being partly in Hammersmith and
partly in Kensington, an arrangement was made some
time ago with the Kensington Vestry by which the Board
contributes the sum of £40 per annum towards the maintenance
and repair of the road. The arrangement is still
in force.
board room-letting of.
In January, 1885, the Board resolved to let the Board
Room lor the purpose of holding Concerts, Dances and
other Entertainments, and appointed a Committee with
power to make the necessary arrangements. The Committee
have adopted the following conditions upon which
the room is to be let, and have fixed the scale of charges
as follows:—
LETTING THE BOARD ROOM.
Scale of Charges for the Hire of the Board Room.
Meeting of any Parochial Authority £1 1 0
Meeting of Parishioners upon any public or parochial
question (Admission by Ticket only) 1 1 0
Meeting of any Religious, Educational, Charitable,
Temperance or other similar Society (Admission
by Ticket only)—
Board Room only, by Daylight 1 1 0
Do. by Gaslight 1 11 6
Ante-rooms and Lavatory, extra 0 10 6
Meetings of Masonic or other similar Societies—
Board and Ante-rooms, with use of Lavatory 220
Entertainments in aid of Local or Charitable Institutions
220
Concert, Lecture, or other Entertainment, with use of
Ante-rooms and Lavatory (pro. tem. Admission
by Ticket only)—
By Daylight 1 11 6
By Gaslight 220
Bazaar—Board Room, Ante-rooms and Lavatory—
first day 220
following days 1 1 0
Dance—To which no person is to be admitted except
by Ticket, to terminate at 12 o'clock—
Board and Ante-rooms and Lavatory 3 3 0