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12 JUNE, 1889.
accompanying plan, and your Committee resolved to recommend—That
the application be acceded to, provided the work
be carried out to the satisfaction of your Surveyor.
(7) That your Surveyor submitted a letter from Mr. Miles as
follows:
43, Mile End Road.
May 6th, 1889.
J. M. KNIGHT, Esq.
Dear Sir,
"I have to inform you that the Justices this day made
"an order for the permanent closing of Brunswick Place,
"in accordance with my application.
"Will you be good enough to take immediate steps to
"have removed any property belonging to the Parish
"that remains upon the site, and oblige
"Yours truly,
(Signed) JOHN R. MILES."
That your Committee thereupon instructed your Surveyor
to remove the pitching, etc., belonging to the Vestry at
Brunswick Place, and submit their proceedings for confirmation
by your Board.
(8) That your Committee have had under consideration the
paving of the unpaved part of Argyle Road, and the offer of
your Board in January, 1888, to the owners of the four houses
thereat to accept the sum of £2 per house, and your Board
to do the work at an estimated cost of £15.
That your Surveyor now submitted a letter from the owner
of such houses, offering the sum of £6 towards such cost, and
your Committee having regard to the report of your Surveyor
that such paving could now be done with stone which he had
in stock at a cheap rate, your Committee resolved to recommend—That
the offer of Mr. J. Page, the owner referred to,
be accepted, and that your Surveyor be instructed to do the
work forthwith, upon the payment of the contribution of £6
by Mr. Page.
(9) That your Committee considered an application from
Mr. J. A. Krauss for permission to put in a small oven under
the footway in front of the baker's shop, 58, Burdett Road,
and your Committee having inspected the place referred to
resolved to recommend—That the application be acceded to
on the usual terms.
j. loftus.
Signed j. druitt.
chs. toope.
Moved by Mr. Loftus seconded by Mr. Toope and resolved
—That the Report be received.
Resolved—That it be considered seriatim.