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11 JUNE, 1890.
III. The Clerk submitted an account of the expenses of the
annual election of Vestrymen and Auditors for the year, 1890,
amounting to .£101 11s. 6d., and also a form of Order upon
the Overseers directing payment out of the Poor Rate.
Moved by Mr. Hirst seconded by Mr. Coker and resolved
That an Order be made upon the Overseers directing them
to pay £101 11s. 6d. the amount of such expenses, out of the
Poor Rate, in the form submitted, and that the Seal of the
Vestry be affixed to the Order.
The Seal of the Vestry was affixed thereto accordingly.
IV. The Clerk submitted copy of Advertisements, as inserted by
him in the "Builder" and "Contract Journal," inviting tenders
for supply of 1,500 tons of Broken Guernsey Granite.
Tenders were then opened as follows:
Per Ton.
Griffiths, W. £0 12 11
Fennings, R. L. Si J. 012 3
Muer, W. 0 13 0
Manuelle, A. & F. 0 12 9
Rutty, G. G. 0 12 10
Mowlem, J. & Co. 0 12 9
Moved by Mr. Hirst seconded by Mr. Peacock and resolved
That the tender of Messrs. R. L. & J. Fennings be accepted.
V. The Clerk submitted copy of Advertisements, as inserted by
him in the "East London Observer," "East London Advertiser,"
and "Eastern Post," inviting tenders for supply of
three Slop Vans.
Tenders were then opened as follows:
To keep in repair for
2nd and 3rd years, for
the sum of each year
For the sum of
Jarvis, T. £100 10 0 £12 0 0
Bristol Wagon Co. 120 0 0 not stated
Scatchpool, J. 115 14 6 „
Hull Cart & Wagon Co. 110 0 0 „
Randall, J. & W. 120 0 0 10 10 0
Bayley, E. H. & Co. 120 0 0 15 0 0
Moved by Mr. Hirst seconded by Mr. Upton and resolved
That the tender of Mr. T. Jarvis be accepted.
VI. The Vestry proceeded to consider the Reports of the
Medical Officer of Health and Surveyor, in relation to the
premises No. 438, Mile End Road, under the Artizans and
Labourers' Dwellings' Act, 1868.
Mr. P. E. Pilditch, who stated that he was present on behalf
of the owner, agreed that the Reports should be taken
as read, and proceeded to state that the owner did not raise
any objections to the Reports, and was willing to undertake
that the house should not be used for habitation, but only as
a shop.