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Lewisham 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lewisham]

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Establishment Expenses Account—25th March, 1892. Establishment Expenses Account—Continued.

RECEIPTS.£s.d.£s.d.PAYMENTS-Continued.£s.d.£s.d.
Police Courts Fines9176Brought forward1,767274,8482
London and South-Western Bank-Interest731711Mr. C. Heisch, for Examination of Gas2656
Sale of Maps of the Districrt and Annual Reports61610Cleaning Committees Room at Sydenham Recreation Ground2120
Rents, viz.—Gravel, Turf, and Flower Seeds316
The Lewisham Guardians—For use of Committee Rooms and Offices15000
Expenses of Witnesses attending Police Courts1196
Lewisham Grammar School for Girls ditto220
Sweeping office Chimneys130
Lewisham parochial Charities ditto220Photographs of St. Margaret's Road100
Commissioners of Baths-330
Bags for samples (Sale of Food,&c., Acts)2116
Lewisham Vestry-Rent of Board Room2100Analyses of Samples of Water16178
Stanstead Lann Tennis Club-Dances2540
Brooms, Mops,&c.522
Routh, Mr. E. M. M.-Dance660
Repairs to Surveyor's Trap918
Clarke, Mr. E. V.-for Cottage at Stoneyard, Penge15180
Expenses in connection with the Annual Inspection of the District1400
Beckenham Local Board—½d. in the £ on Rateable Value of Beckenham Sewerage Area1121010
Mr. R. Pierce—Printing2176
The Board's Hospital-From patients13120
Mr. H. Hallier, Photographs4100
Metropolitan Asylums Board—Repayment of Fees paid to Medical Practitioners under Infectious Disease(Notifiaction) Act, 188946150
Cleaning Committee-room at Penge Vestry Hall110
Removing and replacing furniture in connection with the letting of Rooms, Attendants, &c.6180
Mr. J. Laidman, repayment of costs7962
Witnesses Fees2210
Extra Assistance, cleaning Tiles, Lavatories, Windows,&c.10193
Colonel Fielden, Costs of application tor Special Case31910
Cabs to Committee Meetings, with papers150
Mr. W. Mould, Cost of Agreement1116
Beating Carpets2100
Mr. W. Woodham, Cost of Deed Poll110
Winding, Cleaning, and Repairing Clocks25149
Sundry persons for disinfecting premises, &c.51911Removing Gipsies50
£6034???
PAYMENTS.???ndries Account, ice.—£1,905177
Railway, Tram, and Omnibus Fares paid to Officers, Clerks, Surveyor, Assistant Surveyors and Chairmen, Inspectors of Works, Inspectors of Nuisances and Messengers6134
Police Courts Fines and Fees56
Salaries, Superannuation Allowances, and Wages of Officers34910
Stationery166170Telegrams, Agreement Stamps, Parliamentary bills, Acta, Postal Orders, &c.25125
Stamps8000
Office cleaning,&c.3900
Printing—Minutes, Agenda Papers, Annual Reports, Accounts,&c.32322
Sundry Cab Fares190
Advertisements3811612749
Adulteration of Food, &c., Act—Mr. C. Heisch1384060810£6417106
Articles for Analysis, Railway Fares, &c.5167???st May, 1892J. G. WEBB, J. GARMESON,Auditors.
1440
The Board's Hospital (exclusive of Instalments and Interest for Loans), viz.—
Medical Officer—Mr. Harman Visger22100
Matron and Messenger5384LEWHISAM . APPORTIONMENT OF RECEIPTS.
Meat, Bread, Groceries, Vegetables, Milk, &c.2677General Purposes Account35437
Rates and Taxes12156Lighting Account6752
Conveyance of Patients1110Sewerage Purposes Account40139
Coals619646226
Insurance1116PENGE.
Repairs1149General Purposes Account112119
Bed Linen180Lighting Account1875
Air Beds for Ambulance5121Sewerage Purposes Account1030
Assistance to Matron while ill115614120
Sweeping Chimneys.40£60346
13510
Kent, Kates, Taxes. &c.. viz.:—
LEWISHAM. APPORTIONMENT OF PAYMENTS.
Rent of Fire Escape Station440
Taxes181510General Purposes Account3,82335
Lighting Account69717
Poor, &c., Rates172143
Water880Sewerage Purposes Account396364,91686
Gas3399PENGE.
Coals, Coke, Firewood, &c.3179
Wages, Supervision of Sundry Works257010General Purposes Account1,128109
Refreshments (including Annual Insnpection Dinner)65310Lighting Account21660
Conveyances17156Sewerage Purposes Account15653
Tools and Repairs to Tools1013111,50120
Fittings, Repairs, &c.77117£6,417106
Sanitary Expenses276126
Legal and Parliamentry Charges34369
Mr. Voller. for Uniform710Note.—The Establishment Receipts and Expenses of the Board are, in the first instance, apportioned between the Parish of Lewisham and Hamlet of Penge, on the basis of rateable value, and such receipts and expenses are further apportioned between the several rate-purposes in the Parish and Hamlet respectively, in proportion to the expenditure for the year on each.
Keep of Surveyor's Horse, Shoeung, Harness, &c.6100
Fees paid to Medical Practitoners under Infectious Disease (Notification) Act, 18895100
Cost of Mortgage20196
Contribution to workmen's Sick Club2000The Rateable Value adopted as the basis of apportionment is the same as that adopted by the London Country Council, viz:-
Mortuary297
Insurances3000Parish of Lewisham£487,355
Guarantee Society8150Hamlet of Penge148,799
Warrant Officers oi Greenwich and Lambeth Police Courts440£636,154
Carried forward1,707274,3882