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Mile End 1889

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

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19 FEBRUARY, 1890.
(b) No. 43, Plumber's Row—
To provide proper yard gully thereat.
(c) No. 41, Plumber's Row—
To cleanse walls of staircases and passages,- also ceilings
and walls of basement thereof.
(d) No. 33, Plumber's Row—
To remove cause of dampness to walls of basement thereof.
(e) Nos. 20, Plumber's Row; 57, Greenfield Street—
To repair the dust bins thereat.
(f) No. 24, Plumber's Row—
To cleanse the staircases and passages, also ceilings of
basement thereof.
(g) Nos. 58, 60, 64, Greenfield Street; 33 to 41, 45 to
53, Alderney Road—
To disconnect the waste pipes of sinks from direct communication
with the sewer.
(h) Nos. 60, Greenfield Street; 113, Charles Street—
To provide proper dust bins, or galvanized iron perforated
pails for the use of the tenants thereat.
(i) Nos. 60, 65, Greenfield Street; 140 to 146, Charles
Street; 222, Mile End Road—
To properly pave the yards thereof.
(j) Nos. 56, Greenfield Street—
To provide proper rain water down-pipe to back kitchen
roof, and cleanse the passages of the house.
(k) No. 57, Greenfield Street—
To provide new pan to closet, repair closet floor, cleanse
staircase, the ceilings and walls of first floor, and provide
proper guttering to roof of back kitchen.
(l) Nos. 29, 31, 43 to 53, Alderney Road; 8, Bromehead
Street; 222, Mile End Road—
To separate the water used for drinking purposes from that
used for flushing the water closets.
(m) Nos. 1 to 7, Alderney Place; workshops in the rear
of 80, Lyall Road, and situated in Medway Road; 1,
Ferrier's Court; 94 to 170, 75 to 103, 109 to 167,
Charles Street; 10, 12, 18 to 32, 38, 40, 42, 39 to 55,
Bromehead Street; 1 to 4, 1, 2, 2a, Bromehead Road;
1, 1a, 2 to 30, 30a, Antcliff Street; 2 to 24, 1 to 21,
Gardom Street; 1 to 24, Newbold Street—
To provide water supply to the closets thereat.
(n) No. 4, Ferriers Court—
To remove the dampness of walls.
(o) Nos. 2 and 5, Ferriers Court—
To cleanse and purify such houses, and repair the plaster of
walls.