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Mile End 1887

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hamlet of Mile End Old Town]

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10
July 20th.
(2) That the Superintending Architect's attention be drawn
to a stable in Grove Road in front of the general line.
(3) That application for liberty to erect Vaults under
footway in Myrdlc Street, be not granted.
(4) That application for liberty to fix cellar flap, in front of
74, White Horse Lane, be not granted.
(5) That the requisite formal resolutions be passed for
making up Essian Street, Dongola Street, and
Monteagle Street, at expense of owners.
The Report, e xcept recommendation 4, was adopted and that
recommendation was referred back for further consideration and
report.
The formal resolutions referred to in recommendation 5 were
passed.
The Report of the Sanitary Committee, submitting the
quarterly report of the analyst, stating that 20 samples had been
analysed, and that 2 samples of Milk were adulterated 5 and 15
per cent, respectively, was adopted.
Deputations attended the Vestry, (1) Re Stepney Market, (2)
Urinal in Ashcrott Road, but as no notice of their intention to
attend had been given they were not heard.
Report of Dusting and Cleansing Committee, recommending
sale of two horses, and purchase of two others, was adopted.
Application of Assistant Clerk and second Assistant Clerk, for
increases of Salaries, received and referred to Finance Committee.
60 Members present.
Report of Finance Committee stating—
(1) That a petition had been presented to the House of
Lords, in support of Butter Substitutes Bill; and
(2) Recommending the printing of the Annual Reports
was adopted.
Report of Highways Committee recommended —
(1) That a contract be entered into, for the supply of Rock
Hill Flags,
(2) That the application lor permission to place a cellar flap
at 74 White Horse Lane, be granted on terms.
(3) That no opposition be offered to the amended application
to erect one story shops at 568, Mile End Road.
(4) That Trafalgar Square in this Hamlet be renamed
Waterloo Square.
(5) That the unpaved portion of Myrdlc Street, and part of
Stepney Green, be paved with Tees Scoruc Blocks, on
the Company undertaking to supply the material, and
not ask for payment until it has been in wear 12 months,
and stood satisfactorily, and if not satisfactory, to
reinstate the roads.
(6) J hat the channels of Moody Street be repaved.
(7) 1 hat Crown Place, and Eagle Place, be paved with old
stones.
(8) 1 hat the complaints with regard to Sunday Trading,
etc. in Burdett Road, be reported to the Commissioners
of Police.
1 he Report was considered seriatim and adopted, with the exception
of that part relating to the renaming of Trafalgar Square,