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Fulham 1888

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURE OF GRANITE.

From March, 1886, to March, 1887, from March, 1887, to March, 1888, and from March, 1888, to March, 1880.

1880-7. Cube Yards.1887-8. Cube Yards. 1888-9.
Cube Yards. Old Macadam.Cube Yards. New Granite.
Auriol Road--88-
Avonmore Road74849140½
Bishop's Walk238———
Baron's Court Road—1——
Bishop's Road—35—-
Broxholme Road-142753
Bridge Street———4½
Burlington Road—14—-
Bramber Road——126-
Crabtree Lane476—18
Crown Road16023014211
Church Street25———
Colehill Lane148487—
Dawes Road773563306229
Devonshire Street40-——
Estcourt Road--—-
Edith Road--85—
Farm Lane3041010—
Fulham Road-249496341
Fulham Palace Road245½17931299
Fulham Park Road-7-—
Greyhound Road-15030519½
Haldane Road--8-
Harwood Road-3046½
High Street, Fulham Road475108-—
Hillbrook Terrace-20--
Jerdan Place954-69
King's Road98816248220
Lisgar Terrace-—-37½
Lillie Road160423196424½
Melmoth Place87½-16-
Merrington Road--69-
Munden Street75---
Munster Road743-40
Moore Park Road-441211
Mulgrave Road-119-
May Street61--
Matheson Road—405861
Carried over3746260920702226½

The above table shewing the annual expenditure of granite on
the roads of the Parish, has been prepared with a view to ascertain
the cost of the maintenance of any of these roads.
In all probability the expense of maintaining a number of them
will, in the future, be partially or entirely borne by the London County
Council, under the provisions relating to main roads contained in the
Local Government Act. 1888 (See heading, "Main Roads).
GRANITE.
COMPARISON OF EXPENDITURE.
Date.
Cube Yards.
Cost per Yard,
Cost.
Estimate.
1886.7
4825
11s. 0d. & 11s. 4d.
£2374
1
7
£2400
1887.8
3080
11s, 4d. & 10s. 8d.
£1694
18
2
£2400
1888.9
3297
10s. 8d.
£1758
7
0
£1000
The Vestry ought to order some granite broken to pass through
a 2-inch ring, to be used for patching roads.
The contract price for this year (1889) has risen from 10s.8d. a
yard, in 1888, to 13s.5d., an increase of 2s.9d. a yard. I venture to
suggest that if the Vestry would arrange in the contract to give one