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[A] PADDING TON VESTRY PUBLIC LIGHTING DEPARTMENT.
Statement of Expenditure and Outstanding Balances from Lady-day, 1882, to Lady-day, 1883.
Details of Expenditure.
Outstanding
Balances,
25th March, 1883.
Annual
Expenditure,
including
Outstanding
Balances.
£
s.
d.
£ s.
d.
£
s.
d.
The Gas Light and Coke Co., for Gas supplied to the Public and
Refuge Lamps, as follows:—
1882, June Quarter, 1,886 Lamps and Additions
950
18
7
„ September Quarter, 1,892 Lamps and Additions
1,120
2
3
„ December Quarter, 1,917 Lamps and Additions
1,795 14
2
1883, March Quarter, 1,928 Lamps and Additions
1,6
80 6
3
5,
547
1
3
Wages paid Lamplighters
...
1,
396
19
9
Wages paid Fitter and Glazier Fixing Knock-down Lamps)
164.
19
7
and New Lamp-posts, &c.
• • •
19
1
Wages paid—Washing and Painting Lamp-posts, Columns,")
47
19
6
and Lanterns
Salary to Inspector
• ••
220
0
0
Maintenance of Meters, Boxes, and Governors (Contract)
101
3
10
34 1
5
135
5
3
Tradesmen's Bills—
James Bartle & Co., Ordinary and Refuge Lamp-posts
157
18
9
28 10
0
186
8
9
W. T. Allen & Co., Lanterns and Head-irons
90
16
6
• • •
90
16
6
W. Sugg & Co., Refuge and other Lanterns
39
19
3
34 0
0
73
19
3
W. B. Cowan & Co., Refuge Meters and Boxes
24
13
5
6 3
6
30
16
11
W. Gay & Co., Impenetrable Paint, &c
60
13
2
60
13
2
The Gas Light Co., Lamp Removals and New Service
58
17
6
12 0
2
70
17
8
Alfred Moore & Co., Enamel Tablets
68
3
0
• • •
68
3
0
Burr & Tomlin, Sheet and Opal Glass
22
9
5
15 4
2
37
13
7
Price & Co., Glycerine
14
3
3
• • •
14
3
3
G. J. Humfress, Gas Barrel Stand Pipe
13
11
10
...
13
11
10
Carried forward
£652
9
11
£1,8
10 5
6
£8,
159
9
3