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WORKMEN EMPLOYED AND WAGES PAID.
I submit here, tables shewing the number of men in the employ of the
Vestry, and the wages paid.
Workmen in the Employ of the Vestry in the 3rd week in December,
1889.
Cartage Department.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
18 Dustmen, 290 loads at 1s. 6d
21
15
0
Extra to 12 Drivers, 2s. each
1
4
0
22
19
0
2 Carmen, at 4s. a day (Six days)
2
8
0
2 Horsekeepers, Seven days, at 4s. a day
2
16
0
1 Watchman, Seven days, at 3s. 6d.
1
4
6
1 Wheelwright, Six days, at 6s. 6d.
1
19
0
1 Painter, Six days, at 5s.
1
10
0
1 Farrier
2
0
0
1 Doorman
1
10
0
1 Helper, at 4s. 6d. a day
1
7
0
28 men perweek
£37
13
0
Works Department.
£
s.
d.
53 Sweepers, Six days, at 3s. 4d
53
0
0
4 Gangers, Six days, at 4s.
4
16
0
1 Sewer Foreman, at £2 1s. Od. a week
2
1
0
18 Groundmen, &c., Six days, at 4s. 6d.
24
6
0
1 Man attending on Sanitary Department, Six
days, at 4s. 6d
1
7
0
1 Asphalter, Six days, at 5s.
1
10
0
5 Watchmen, Seven days, at 3s. 6d.
6
2
6
1 Bricklayer, 56£ hours, at 9d
2
2
0
2 Masons, 56£ hours, at 9d.
4
4
10
1 Pavior, 56£ hours, at 9d.
2
2
5
6 Labourers, Six days, at 4s. 6d
8
2
0
1 Rammerman, at 56| hours at 7d.
1
13
0
1 Ganger of Scavengers, 40s. a week
2
0
0
1 Engine Driver, at 35s. a week
1
15
0
5 Gulleymen and Flushers, Six days, at 4s. 6d.
6
15
0
2 Men at Shoots, Six days, at 4s. 6d.
2
14
0
4 Men, Pecking gang, piecework
11
5
3
107 Men per week
£137
3
3