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Paddington 1874

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]

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Table showing the Monthly, Quarterly, and Half-Yearly Gain per Lamp; also the Total on all Lamps.

Octr.Novr.Decr.Quantity of Gas gained over all lamps in the Quarter.Price per 1000 Cu. ft.Amount saved.
Cu. ft.Cu. ft.Cu. ft.Cu. ft.£s.d.
Under the Old System the Vestry would have had to pay for2,0402,2752,510-
Under the New System the Vestry has paid for1,826.581,928.772,201.16
213.42346.23308.84
Gas saved per lamp by meter indication and modified hours during December Quarter =Cu. ft. Lamps.1,485,986@4/8346140
868.49 x 1711 =
Jan. cu. ft.Feb. cu. ft.Mar. cu. ft.
Under the Old System the Vestry would have had to pay for2,4351,9801,880
Under the New System the Vestry has paid for2,088.3761,771.431,713.63
346.624208.57166.37
Gas saved per lamp by meter indication and modified hours during March quar-ter =Cu. ft. Lamps.1,241,089@3/9232141
721.564 x 1720 =
Gain to the Vestry in quantity and amount in Six Months2,727,075£57981

Expenditure from January 1st, 1874, to March 31st, 1875,
exclusive of Wages, Repairs, &c., from September, which
are already set forth in Statement above.
£
s.
d.
Preliminary Expenses:—
Inspector's Salary, making Plans, &c., setting out
Works, and superintending the fixing Boxes
and Meters to September 30th, 1874
67
10
0
Contractors sinking Pits, &c., connecting Meters,
and fixing the New Governors
255
0
3
Stock and Plant:—
Meter Boxes, Meters, Governors, Testing Apparatus
and Tools
1,415
12
10
Tradesmens' Bills:—
W. Isacke, Stationery, &c.
£5
7
0
E. Stacey, Paraffine Oil
2
4
0
Morton & Co., Printing Book
3
7
6
Skipper & East, Meter Books
9
11
0
General Rate Account—Paving
1
1
4
G. Weston, Sundry Payments
6
11
4
Silver & Co., Lighters' Coats, &c.
23
10
0
51
12
8
£1,789
15
9