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Fulham 1884

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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Beech Blocks, first cost 17/- taken to last
12 years.
One-twelfth of 17/- per annum 1/416
Average interest per annum .425
Annual maintenance .083
1.924 or 1/1.088
Renewal at 14/- per yard.
One-twelfth of 14/-per annum l/.166
Average interest per annum .35
Annual maintenance .083
1/.599 or 1/7.188
ALFRED C. BEAN.
April, 1885.
metropolitan asylums board-site for wharf and
landing stage.
The Board, in April, having received a complaint
that the Metropolitan Asylums Board were about purchasing
land near Town Mead Road for the purpose of
forming a Wharf and Landing Stage for the embarkation
to the Hospital Ships of persons suffering from small pox,
it was found upon enquiry that the measures proposed to
be adopted would be in the interest of the public, and no
further proceedings were taken in the matter.
fulham and putney bridge.
The Memorial Stone of this Bridge, which is being
erected by the Metropolitan Board of Works, was laid by
T. R. H. the Prince and Princess of Wales, on Saturday,
12th July, 1884.
acton local board-sewerage scheme.
The Board having received notice from the Acton
Local Board of their intention to construct Sewerage
Works near to Bedford Park Estate, and adjoining the
Western Boundary of the District, and to construct an
effluent Water Sewer passing into the Thames, close to
the Boundary of the Parish of Hammersmith, at Chiswick