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17 FEBRUARY, 1892.
The house No. 5 Georgiana Place to pay the sum of £4 8 9
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The Stables situate in the same Place „ 2 4 4½
The Baker's Shop facing Rhodeswell Road, situate
on the South side of Georgiana Place, with the
bakehouse attached thereto, to pay the sum of 6 13 1½
The house facing Rhodeswell Road, situate on the
North side of Georgiana Place, to pay the sum of 4 8 9
The house No. 44 Rhodeswell Rd. to pay the sum of 4 8 9
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The Regent's Canal Co. in respect of the Canal
towing path abounding and abutting, to pay the
sum of 22 3 9
Moved by Mr. Peacock seconded by Mr. Upton and resolved
—That the works be at once proceeded with.
IV. The following matters were referred to No. 2 Committee:
(1) As to the removal of the hoarding erected in Philpot Street
near the Mission Hall.
(2) As to the private lamps opposite the shops on the South
side of Mile End Road, East of Burdett Road.
(3) As to the placing a lamp in Canal Road, near Bow Common
Lane.
V. Attention having been drawn to the state of the Tramways
in the Mile End Road, the Surveyor submitted copies of
letters which he had written to the Engineer of the Tramways
Co. on the 9th and 16th inst.
Moved by Mr. Peacock seconded by Mr. Baxter and resolved
—That formal notice be served upon the North Metropolitan
Tramways Co. to make good the defects in the Mile End
Road generally, but particularly at the following points:
Opposite Cottage Grove;
A little to the East of, but nearly opposite to Grove Road;
Between Burdett Road and Grove Road;
Between the Globe Bridge and the Jews' Burial Ground;
Opposite from Nos. 10 to 28, Mile End Road;
Between White Horse Lane and Beaumont Street:
and requiring the Company to forthwith proceed to make
good the defects, and that in case of them making default the
Surveyor be authorised to proceed to recover penalties as provided
by Statute.
VI. The Report of Committee No. 3 was brought up as follows: