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15 SEPT., 1889.
Furness, Upton, Browning, Osborn, McEwen, T. Cook, Bull,
Porcas, and J. Taylor.
(1) That your Surveyor brought up and read a report for which
your Committee beg to refer your Board to his Report Book.
(2) That your Surveyor submitted and your Committee considered
an Estimate for the half year ending Lady Day next
as follows, and beg to submit same for adoption by your
Board—
Labour for Slopping
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-
£550
„
Dusting
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-
450
„
Scavenging
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-
750
„
Sifting and Loading
-
-
360
„
Establishment
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250
For
Fodder
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450
„
Corn
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300
„
Fuel
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20
Repairs to Harness
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45
Gas
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30
Water -
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10
Tools -
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50
Disposal of Refuse
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350
Timber for Carts -
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20
„ Shoot -
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70
Wheeling and Tyring
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40
Horse Hire -
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150
Clearing Snow (say)
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200
Shoeing and Veterinay
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80
£4,175
(3) That your Committee invited and received tenders for the
supply of Fodder as follows:
Clover Hay Straw
1st cut. 2nd cut.
Gardner, W. & G. - 88/- - 70/- 34/-
Wheat Oat
Gingell, J. Son, &
Cruickshank 84/- 70/- 67/- 30/- 30/Mumford,
M. J. - 88/- 69/- 68/- 30/- 33/Reynolds,
S. - 85/- 68/- 28/- 30/-
That your Committee pursuant to the authority of your
Board accepted the tender (with the exception of the 1st cut.
Clover) of Messrs. J. Gingell, Son, & Cruickshank for three
months' supply.
(4) That your Committee invited and received tenders with
samples for supply of Oats as follows: