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PORTLAND CEMENT.
The quality of the Cement used is a matter of great importance, and
special attention has been given to the subject. The Yestry have purchased
from Messrs. Adie a testing machine, at a cost of £18 13s. 6d., and in no
case has any Cement been used which has not answered the required test.
SIDE WALKS.
These have received proper attention— 5,500 square feet of York Paving,
at 8d. per foot, costing £183 6s. 8d., having been used during the twelve
months.
NEW STREETS.
Plans have been submitted to the London County Council and the
Vestry, for the following New Streets in this District:—
Case
No.
Name of Estate and Streets.
Date submitted
to Vestry.
Date approved
by L. C. C.
Length.
E 15
Hyde Park Estate.
New Road between Hazel.
bury and Cranbury Roads
20thMarch,
1889
April,
1889
Feet.
272.0
S 29
William Street (continuation
of) to Munster Road
20thMarch,
1889
April,
1889
350.0
E 17
Queen's Club Estate.
Elginor Road, out of Nor.
mand Road
2nd Oct.,
1889
19th Nov.,
1889
1500
E 12
Durell Estate.
Burnfoot Avenue
13th Feb.,
1889
Approved
Conditionally,
8th March,
1889
786.0
Hestercombe Avenue
774.0
Ringer Avenue
770.0
Durell Road
162.0
Dorncliff Road
108.0
S 23
Kingwood Road, between Ful.
ham Palace and Munster
Roads
1st May,
1889
25th June,
1889
1240.0
Wyfold Road do
25th Sept.,
1889
21st Oct.,
1889
1220.0
S 24
Bishop King's Road
13th Feb.,
1889
11th Nov.,
1889
452.0
Carried forward
6284.0