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9 NOVEMBER, 1892.
(bb) Nos. 14 and 56, Greenfield Street—
Ashpits thereat without proper coverings.
(cc) No. 2, Spring Garden Place—
Ground floor of such house in a dirty condition.
(dd) Nos. 9, Knott Street; and 12, Commodore Street—
Such houses in a dilapidated condition.
(4) That Notices requiring the execution of the following works
at the under-mentioned workshops, respectively, be served by
the Sanitary Inspectors pursuant to the Public Health (London)
Act, 1891 :
(ee) Nos. 108, Mile End Road; 15, 63, Greenfield Street;
63, New Road ; and 47, Raven Row—
To provide additional closets with suitable flushing apparatus
for the use of the work-people thereat.
(ff) No. 63, St. Peter's RoadTo
provide proper water-supply to the closet and properly
trap yard gully thereat.
(gg) Nos. 63, St. Peter's Road; 108, Mile End Road; 15,
Greenfield Street; 51, 55, 77, and 83, New Road—
To properly cleanse and purify such workshops.
(5) That the time allowed by such notices for the execution of
the works be 28 days from the service of the notices ; that proceedings
be taken against such of the persons who fail to carry
out the requirements of such notices, and that the Chairman
sign the necessary Orders in each particular case, empowering
the Sanitary Inspector for the district in which the premises
are situate to make complaints and take proceedings on behalf
of the Vestry.
(6) That proceedings be taken against the owners of the following
premises in case of their failing to comply with the
sanitary notices served by direction of your Committee, viz.:
No. 42, West Street; and 4, Beaumont Square.
That Mr. Twaits, one of your Sanitary Inspectors, reported
as follows:
(7) "I also beg to report that I have seized a quantity of
" unsound fruit (about a bushel) and have destroyed the
" same with the owner's consent."