Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hamlet of Mile End Old Town]
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8 JANUARY, 1890.
121
(b) Fodder
in the "Mark Lane Express" only.
(c) Printing
Stationery
Jobbing Sewers work
Jobbing Smiths „
Wheelwrights „
Brushes, &c.
Veterinary, &c.
Lighterage, &c.
Horses, Carts and Drivers
in the "East London Observer," "East London Advertiser,"
and "Eastern Post" only.
(4) That your Committee considered the further reference of
your Board as to the deposits to be required from persons
tendering, and as your Committee cannot see any reason for
altering their previous decision on the matter, beg again to
recommend— That deposits be not required from persons
tendering, except in cases specially ordered by the Vestry.
(5) That your Clerk submitted a letter from Messrs. Wilde
& Venables, accountants, stating that they have examined the
accounts of the Vestry further, and found them correct.
w. J. hasted.
Signed o. w. peacock,
g. padfield.
Moved by Mr. Hasted seconded by Mr. Thomas and
resolved— That the Report be received.
Resolved— That the Report be considered seriatim.
ACCOUNTS.
The usual accounts recommended for payment down to and
inclusive of the sum of £2 5s. 3d. to Messrs. E. Crow & Son
were then submitted, and on the motion of Mr. Hasted
seconded by Mr. Thomas, cheques for the same were ordered
to be drawn and paid.
CHEQUE FOR £14 FOR MESSRS. CROW
Further on account of contract for cleaning &c. at Vestry Hall.
Moved by Mr. Henley seconded by Mr. Furness— That
that part of the Report be adopted.
The part of the Specification referring to the roof having by
request been read, it was—
Moved by Mr. Cuslien seconded by Mr. Lloyd as an
amendment— That the whole of the balance of the account be
paid to Messrs. Crow.
The Chairman submitted the amendment to a show of
hands and there appeared