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Fulham 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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14 Dustmen, with horsesAverage weekly wages, £75 0 0
7 „ without horses
24 Carmen, with horses
2 Odd Men
1 Watchman
2 Horsekeepers
3 Wheelwrights
1 Painter
2 Farriers or Smiths

ESTIMATES

During the past year the Yestry estimated the amount required to be raised by Rates to meet its expenses, and the call of other bodies, to be as follows:—

1889-901890-91
General Rate, viz :—£sd£sd
Loans6,8001017,381149
Works Department9,391569,87428
Cartage „9,253509,98016 10
Establishment Charges1,933682,43500
School Board for London13,7137916,91171
Total Precepts issued for£41,091150£46,58314
Lighting Rate, viz :—
Public Lighting and Incidental Works£4,56746£4,20992
Local Sewer Rate, viz :—£sd£sd
Loans1,733941,68712
Sanitary Work37000633100
Works, Wages, Materials, &c9806102,110100
Establishment Charges9661341,217100
Total Precepts issued for£4,05096£5,648112

The actual rates made by the Overseers for the two years are as follows,

1889-901890-91
£sd£sd
General Rate25in £27 in £
Lighting „0404 „
Sewers „0403 ,,
Metropolitan Consolidated Rate03nil
3432 „