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CONCLUSION.
I have again to call the attention of the Vestry to the following matters
requiring more or less urgent attention.
(1.) The construction of the Cromwell Road Bridge.
(2.) The favorable settlement of the Lammas Rights.
(3.) The permanent relief from surcharging of the sewers of the
district.
(4.) The provision of a large and suitable wharf.
(5.) The improvements of the approaches to the Parish over StanleyBridge,
Stamford Bridge, Lillie Bridge, to the junction of North End
Road and Hammersmith Road.
(6.) The repaving of Fulham Road, from Stamford Bridge to ,, The
George.''
(7.) The various widenings of the North End Road.
(8.) Do. do. Fulham Road.
(9.) The widening of Bagley's Lane.
(10.) The relief of the various thoroughfares from the nuisance and
obstruction caused by the practice of the Omnibus Companies changing
horses in the streets.
I have again the pleasure of expressing great satisfaction with the
Officials in my department, Mr. William P. Jones, the Superintendent of
Roads; Mr. F. W. J. Palmer, the Assistant Surveyor; Mr. Charles
Botterill, who succeeded him; Mr. J. A. Webb, Chief Clerk of Works,
and Mr. D. S. Matthews, Junior Assistant, and I desire to thank them for
their able assistance.
I also beg to repeat my thanks to many of the other officials and members
of the Vestry for their co-operation, assistance, and courtesy during the
year.
I remain, Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
JAMES P. NORRINGTON,
Assoc. Mem. Inst., C.E.
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Memb?r of the Incorporated Association of Engineers,
To the Chairman and ^Members of the Surveyor to the Vestry.
Vestry of the Parish of Fulham.