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23 JULY, 1890.
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Moved by Mr. Cushen seconded by Mr. Coker and resolved
-That the necessary notices to abate the nuisances be served
and that the Chairman sign the necessary orders to the
default proceedings before the magistrate in case of
X. The matter 01 the deposit of manure in Eagle Place and
the keeping of a horse at 8, Eagle Place, and the condition
of the Place opposite the entrance to the Paragon Music Hall
were referred to No. 3 Committee for consideration and
report.
XI. The Report of the Dusting and Cleansing Committee
was brought up as follows:
To the Vestry of the Hamlet of Mile End Old Town.
Report of Committee for Dusting and Cleansing.
Wednesday, 23rd July, 1890.
Your Committee beg to report that they met on Monday,
the 21st day of July, inst., there being present Messrs.
Browning, Porcas, Manchee, Upton, Bull, Martin, T. Cook,
Thomas, Taylor, Robertson, E. Lloyd, and Furness.
That your Surveyor brought up and read a Report for
which your Committee beg to refer your Board to his Report
Book.
That your Committee examined samples and considered
tenders for the supply of Fodder, as follows:
Clover. Hay. Straw.
1st cut. Oat & Wheat.
Reynolds, S. 92/6 78/- 29/-
Gingell, J. Son & Cruickshank 95/- 78/- 33/-
and your Committee resolved to recommend—That the
tender of Messrs. J. Gingell, Son & Cruickshank be accepted
for three months' supply.
Signed ALFRED FURNESS.
HENRY THOMAS.
CHARLES HALE PORCAS.
Moved by Mr. Furness seconded by Mr. Hirst and resolved
—That the report be received.
Moved by Mr. Furness seconded by Mr. Hirst That the
report be adopted.
Moved by Mr. Blowey seconded by Mr Chidgey as an
amendment—That the tender be not accepted, but the subject
referred back, the price for Clover being too high.
The Chairman submitted the amendment to a show of
hands and declared it lost, only three
favor; and then submitted the motion and declared it carried,
and it was resolved accordingly.