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was moved by Mr. Weatherley and seconded by Mr. Cranfield—that no objection
be made to the laying of tram lines in the Hammersmith Road, but that the
matter be referred to the Law and Parliamentary Committee to arrange
for clauses or safeguards to protect the Vestry's interests; to which an
amendment was moved by Mr. Thomas, and seconded by Mr. Margrie, that the
word "no" and the words after Hammersmith Road be omitted, On being put
to the vote the amendment was declared carried, and put as a substantive motion
and carried.
CONCLUSION.
Appended to this report will be found the Balance Sheets, &c., of the various
Charities of the parish, of the Churchwardens and Overseers as regards Precepts,
and two reports of the Parish Officers, all of which have been ordered by the
Yestry to be printed with this report.
I cannot, however, close this report without tendering my best thanks to
the whole of the officers in my Department for the able assistance they
have rendered me during the past twelve months.
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I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servant,
W. J. HELLIEB DENSELOW,
Clerk to the Vestry.