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Fulham 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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6
d.
173
IMPROVEMENTS where land is given up.
Date.
Position.
Name.
Area of
Land
Given up.
Sq. Yds.
Cost of Land.
Cost of
Work.
1891.
£.
s.
d.
£
s.
Aug 14th
Fulham Road, between
Parson's Green Lane and
775,FulhamRoad(Cotton
Estate)
Messrs. Tucker and
Sons, Agents
174
Nil
364
14
June
Fulham Road
A. H. B. Ellis
184
Nil
100
4
11
Aug. 15th
Vereker Road Extension)
Palliser's Trustees
and Churchwardens
of St. Andrew's
596
873
8
4
226
0
0
March, 1892
Fulham Road
TrusteesofWesloyan
Chapel
38
40
0
0
27
14
10
Schemes have been under consideration for various other improvements,
many of which will no doubt be developed in the future. The Vestry
made an offer which was not accepted by the trustees, for the site of the
St. John's National School, Walham Green. The intention was to effect
some improvements in the Broadway and vanston Place.
Other improvements will be found in Schedule IX.
Applications for Loans, Contracts, List of Stock.
These particulars will be found in Schedules X., XI., XII.
MEETINGS, CERTIFICATES, AND LETTERS.
No.of Meetings
held.
Attended by
Surveyor.
Certificates to Contractors.
No. of Letters
sent by
Surveyor.
No.
Amount.
£
s.
d.
1888-89
233
180
111
22,177
8
9
1,628
1889-90
283
200
74
12,658
17
3
2,251
1890-91
392
250
20
13,775
2
9
2,979
1891-92
441
350
55
16,885
10
3
3,106
The above table shows a great increase in the number of Vestry and
Committee meetings held. All these (with very few exceptions), are held
in the evening, and the number and great length of them is a severe
strain on those officials who have to be in attendance.
STAFF.
Various changes have taken place in the staff of my department. On
the 25th September, 1891, Mr. F. W. J. Palmer, who had been AssistantSurveyor
since March, 1886, obtained the appointment of Surveyor to the
Local Authority at Heme Bay. He left with high class references, having
earned the esteem and goodwill of the Vestry and his brother officers.
Mr. Charles Botterill, the Chief Out-door Assistant, succeeded him as
Assistant-Surveyor, and Mr. A. J. Webb, Clerk of Works, succeeded
Mr. Botterill. The vacancy caused by these promotions was filled on the
24th of November.