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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IMPROVEMENT ACCOUNT.
As stated in a previous Report, this Account was opened with a view of
providing for small items of a permanent nature, instead of carrying them
to a Loan Schedule Account to be charged to future. Rates. It will be seen
by the Abstract of the Account, that the Receipts have been small, but the
Payments nil during the past year, leaving a small balance to carry forward
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LOAN SCHEDULE.
The following Schedule for a Loan of £1855 7s. Od., for Permanent
Sewer Works carried out and to be carried out, was sent to the London
County Council on the 5th March, 1890, viz.
THE VESTRY OF THE PARISH OF FULHAM.
Loan of £1855 7s. Od.
For Sewer Works, viz.:—
£
s.
d.
565-ft., at 7/9 per. ft. run of Sewer in Seagrave Road
218
18
9
166-ft., ,, 6/103/4 ,, ,, Broughton Approach Road
57
4
10
804-ft. 8-in., at 7/5 ,, ,, Bishop's Road
298
8
0
368-ft. 6-in , ,, 5/6 ,, ,, Peterboro' Road
101
6
8
20-ft., at 7/l1/4 ,, ,, Munster Road (Mortuary)
7
2
2
Sewer Rate proportion of the following Apportionments, viz.:—
10%, Fulham Palace Road
221
2
9
20%, Munster Road
501
4
10
20%, Crab Tree Lane
157
2
0
10%, Horder Road
45
12
1
20%, Colehill Lane
129
14
5
20%, Normand Road
117
10
6
Total
£1855
7
0
At the 25th March, 1890, the London County Council had granted, and
the Vestry had taken up a Loan of £2700 on account of works carried out
under a previous Loan Schedule.
HAMMERSMITH VESTRY.
During the year 1889-90 the total sum of £562 6s. 10d. has been paid
to the above Vestry, being for the year's superannuations to retired officials
of the late Fulham District Board of Works, for part maintenance of
Hammersmith Road, and for sundry works, &c.