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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Fulham 1888

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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£s.d.
Brought forward68155
2 Masons, 56½ hours, at 9d.440
1 Pavior, 56J hours, at 9d.225
6 Labourers, Six days, at Is. 6d.8130
1 Eammerman, at 56½ hours, at 7d.1130
1 Ganger of Scavengers, 40s. a week200
1 Engine Driver, at 35s. a week1150
3 Spreaders, Six days, at 4s. Gd.410
5 Gulleymen and Flushers, Six days,at 4s. 6d.6I50
1 Depotman, at .. ..120
2 Men at Shoots, Six days, at 4s. Gd21 40
1 Tree Pruner170
87 Menper week£1041010

Table: The wages paid in the 2nd week in April, in each year, were as follows:

The wages paid in the 2nd week in April, in each year, were as follows:

Cartage.Works.
£s.d.£s.d.
18863118072116
18873819097145
18884530104166
18894586110161

Table: The total wages for the years are compared below:—

The total wages for the years are compared below:—

Cartage.Works.Total Works and Cartage.
Wages per Year.Average per week.Wages per Year.Average per week.Per Year.Average per week.
£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.
1886-71,792127341004,7721789111106,565103126110
1887-82,05061039875,331591021067,381127141191
1888-92,163711411205,67535109297,838114150149

Table: From the works department wages, the following amounts received for various works, may be deducted :—

From the works department wages, the following amounts received for various works, may be deducted :—

1886-71887-81888-9
£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.
Private drainage works207166449135614169
Gas and water trenches3481754094329578
Totals556131185817891045