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Fulham 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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Uestry of the parish of Fulham.
SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SURVEYOR,
FOR THE YEAR 1891.92.
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen,
I beg to present to you my Sixth Annual Report on the works
executed by my department, for the year commencing on the 25th of
March, 1891, and ending on the 25th of March, 1892.
As in my former reports, the corresponding figures for the previous
years are retained in the tabulated statements, the tables being far more
useful when extending over a series of years.
This year many schedules will be found at the end of the Report, as
I have reason to believe that their interposition causes some of my observations
to be passed over. It is a matter of some regret that notwithstanding
the care I have always taken to compile the various tables
and statistics in my report, with a view to their being useful to the Vestrymen
of this Parish, many of them show by their observations that they
have not paid much attention to the report, and ask for returns concerning
matters which have been already dealt with.
Many of the recommendations in my previous reports have not yet been
acted upon, I have therefore decided to repeat them, annually, until they
are carried out. Those, therefore, who are acquainted with my previous
reports must excuse any repetition that may appear, and I ask their
assistance in rendering it unnecessary.
AREA OF THE PARISH.
The area of the Parish of Fulham is 1,700.324 acres.
Area of Foreshore 56.561 „
Area of Tidal Water 99.614 „
Total 1,856.499
COMPARATIVE TABLE.
Showing the increase in the population, length of roads, footpaths, &c., of
the Parish since the separation from Hammersmith in 1886. The census
taken on the 5th day of April, 1891, gave the population at 91,640, being
42.850 males, and 48.790 females. There were also 797 unoccupied
houses, and 339 in course of erection. The population at the previous
census in 1881 was 42,895.

SUMMARY STATEMENT OF CONTRACTS entered into by the Vestry during the year ending 25th March, 1892 —continued.

Date of Contract.Name of Contractor.Nature of Contract.Amount.Remarks.
1891.£.s.d.
Dec. 2S. SaundersSewering, William Street8500Extras per schedule
„ 16Nowell & RobsonPaving Epple Road, I9300
„ „„ Tilton Street.12500
„ „„ Lintaine Grove18500
J. HearsRoad making, &c., Lintaine Grove57800
„ „ „ Tilton Street36500
1892.
Jan. 2.5Keen & SonPruning trees (at 5d. each)11155
VeitchReplacing dead trees in Wandsworth Bridge Road36each
J. MearsBallast110per load
H. J. GreenhamHalford Road, paving59000Extras as p schedult
Nowell & Robson„ Road, II. „27600
H.J. GreenhamRostrevor Road, II. „14000
Tomes & WimpeyPursers Cross Road, I., paving26700
„ „„ „ „ roadway45600
Feb. 3„ „Silvio Street, Sec. II., sewer9600
T. AdamsNormand Road, III., roadway34300
Nowell & Robson„ „ „ paving22100
E. ParrySeagrave Road, III., roadway113000
Nowell & Robson„ „paving46300
„ „Lovaine Terrace „6400
Mar. 2Tomes & WimpeyTilton Street, II., roadway16900
„ „„ „ paving3600
„ „Tyrawley Road, roadway24100
„ „„ „ paving13900
T. AdamsStar Road, I., roadway16500
Nowell & Robson„ „paving18300
E. Rogers & Co.Horder Road, roadway71500
Nowell & Robson .„ „ paving42300
„ 16R. MullettFilmer Road, sewer21900
A. BrickellChesson Road, III., roadway35000
Imperial Stone Co„ „ paving17400
Tomes & Wimpey.Disbrowe Road, roadway51100
Imperial Stone Co„ „ paving20800