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Fulham 1884

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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Ball—No person to be admitted except by Ticket
(terms to be submitted and approved by Committee)
the building to be vacated by 3 a.m.—
Board and Ante-rooms and Lavatory 4 4 o
Conditions of Letting.
1. All applications to be addressed to the Clerk to the Board
in writing, upon a form to be approved by the Committee.
2. All fees to be paid at the time of hiring, no engagement to
be booked until payment has been made to the Clerk.
3. The Hat and Cloak Room will be in the custody of the
Hirers, who must provide their own attendants, and be responsible
for any mistake or loss that may occur or any damage that may
be done.
4. Any complaint respecting the use of the Hall or any of the
arrangements connected therewith, must be made within 24 hours
of the cause thereof, to the Clerk.
5. No Hirer of the Hall, or any person on his behalf, or by his
permission, or any person whatsoever, shall sell excisable liquors
therein without special sanction of the Committee.
6. Should any damage be done to the Building or Furniture,
the expense of making the same good to be defrayed by the
Hirer.
7. No external decorations, flags, emblems or notices will be
permitted without the special sanction of the Committee.
8. The Members of the Letting Committee, who are provided
with Admission Vouchers, reserve to themselves and to the Clerkto
the Board, or his deputy, the right of entry to all parts of the
Hall at all times, and require that ticket takers be instructed to
admit them.
9. The Board Room will not be let for Sunday Services.
THOMAS EDWARD JONES,
Broadway House, Clerk to the Board
Hammersmith, W.
January, 1885.
To the Clerk of the Board,
I,
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hereby make application for the hire of the
on the day of 188
from o'clock in the until o'clock
for the purpose of
and 1 hereby agree to abide by tie foregoing regulations, and pay the
sum of for such hiring.