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Lewisham 1893

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Limehouse]

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Limehouse—continued.
At Messrs. Barnes’ premises, West side of Gill Street by
Commercial Road East.
„ Stables on North side of Gloncester Street. Salmon Lane.
„ Messrs. Johnson &Co’s premises, Railway Arch, Wo.
310, South Street.
Ratcliff—
At Mr. W. Gibbs’ Ratcliff Cross Wharf. Broad
Street.
„ Mr. Hongh’s premisses East side of London Street.
The Great Eastern Railway Co. have by permission of the
Board formed Carriage Crossings in Ratcliff, as follow, Viz
1 in Caroline Street.
1 in London Street.
1 in White Horse Street.
2 in George Street.
1 in Periwinkle Street.
MACADAM AND UNPAVKD HOADS
The carriageways of Thomas Street and Ronald Street.
Ratcliff, have been made up with second-hand broken granite,
on a hard core foundation, and rolled with a 110-ton steam roller;
the channels have also been relaid.
LlMEHOUSE—Parts of the Carriageways of the following
streets have been made up with broken granite, and rolled with
a 10-ton steam roller, viz.:—
Dod Street. Kirks Place.
Clemence Street. Stainsby Road.
1 he defective places in the follow in;, streets have been
repaired, viz.:—
Acland Street.
Aston Street.
Burgess Street.
Dora Street.
Endive Street.
Lee Street.
Locksley Street.
Mullock Street.
Pigott Street.
Repton Street.
Taylor's Place,
Thomas Street.
Turner's Road.
Walker Street.