Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]
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160
Granite Aprons have been placed in front of the Stand Pipes for filling
the water carts, as follows:—
£
s.
d.
August, 1889
Yeldham Road
15
7
6
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St. Dunstan's Road
15
7
6
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Ackmar Road
15
7
0
Fulham Cross
15
7
6
y 9
Dawes Road
15
7
6
i y
Fulham Park
15
7
6
i y
Kilmain Road
15
7
6
Sept., 1889
Beaumont Road
14
11
5
„
North End Road, by Otto House
14
11
4
„
Wandsworth Bridge Road
14
11
4
„
Fulham Palace Road
14
11
4
Dec., 1889
Wandsworth Bridge Road
15
2
5
£180
19
10
IMPROVEMENTS WHERE LAND IS GIVEN UP.
Area of
land
given up.
Cost of
Land.
Cost of Work.
8. yds.
£
s.
d.
July, 1889 Dawes Road, Mr. Batty
34
Nil
11
7
0
Sept., 1889. Normand Road, Mr Gibbs
244
Nil
57
8
2
„ Hurlingham Road, Mr. Dennis
286
Nil
Nil
„ „ Mr. Eve
184
Nil
Nil
„ „ Mr. Hunt
300
Nil
Nil
Jan., 1890 Estcourt and Dawes Road
Mr. Ellyatt
58
Nil
107
13
2
Sept., 1890 Fulham Palace Road, widening
by Fulham Union
107
Nil
Not Complete
„ Fulham Road, Mr. Ellis
184
Nil
Not Complete
Totals
1417
Nil
176
8
4
The following work was done by the Vestry, at the cost of the owners of
adjoining property:— £ s. d.
Paving front of Rosedale Terrace, Fulham Road 15 10 0
Paving Board School, Crown Road 62 6 0
Negociations were entered into with the Guardians for widening along
the whole of the Union buildings fronting to the Fulham Palace Road, but
ultimately only a partial scheme was arranged. Unsuccessful attempts
were made to widen parts of Hurlingham Lane, and in front of other
property in the Fulham Palace Road.