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Lewisham 1886

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lewisham]

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The annexed Table shows the divisions of the Hamlet and
the names of the persons to whom the dust was supplied.
No. and Locality of District.
Contract
Price per
Load.
Name of Contractor.
s.
d.
No. 1. West of the London, Brighton,
and South Coast Railway
0
1
The Beckenham and
Penge Brickworks.
0
0
Mr. J. Voss.
No. 2. East of the London, Brighton,
and South Coast Railway
0
4
Mr. T. Wootten.
0
4
Mr. Black well.
10,264 loads of dust, &c., were collected in the Parish of
Lewisham, and 3,684 loads in the Hamlet of Penge.
NEW WORKS.
Kerbing, Channelling, Crossings,
Parish of Lewisham.
The new works executed during the year arc shown in the
following Table:—
Locality.
Description of Work.
Brockley Road, from Comerford Road to the
Boundary
„
Brockley Road
Pitching.
Bromley Road, entrance to Honley Road
Kerb and Channel
Bromley Road, ditto ditto
Paved Crossing.
Bromley Road, near George Lane
„
Catford Hill
Kerb and Channel.
Creeland Grove
Pitching.
Drysdale Road
Kerb and Channel.
Hither Green Lane
Channel.
King Street
Kerb and Channel.
Kirkdale
„
Ladywell Road
„
Ladywell Road
Paved Crossing
Loampit ale
Pitching.
Royal Parade
Paved Crossing.
Stanstead Road
Kerbing and Channel.
Sydenham Hill
Pitching.
Sydenham Hill Road
„
Sydenham Road
„
Taylor's Lane
Channel.
The Yale
Kerb and Channel.
West Hill
Pitching.
Westwood Road
Kerb and Channel.
Willow Walk .
„
Willow Walk
Paved Crossing.