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[1.] DUSTING, SLOPPING, WATERING AND CARTING MATERIALS, &c.
Dr. Detail of Expenditure and Receipts for the year ended Lady-Day, 1890. Cr.
MARCH 25th, 1890.
Working Expenses—
Total.
Dusting.
Watering.
Slopping
and
Snow
Clearing.
Carting
Materials.
Total.
MARCH 25th, 1890.
lbs, Dusting Department, viz.:—
Totals.
Totals.
Dusting.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.?
Materials.
Chaldrons.
Loads.
Tons.
Cwts.
Qrs.
Amount.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
To Wages, Collecting 21,046 loads of Dust
...
1,699
2
4
£
s.
d.
„ Working Sifting Machine
...
1,387
6
0
„ Haulage of Ashes and Breeze
...
...
Ashes
17,191½
...
...
...
...
632
4
1
„ „ of Soft Core
...
175
16
4
Canal Dues, Ashes and Breeze
...
13
19
6
Breeze
11,553
...
...
...
...
538
15
1
„ Soft Core
...
175
16
4
Unloading „
...
43
18
10
Coals
...
...
17
10
...
8
15
0
Loading and Unloading Hard Core
...
21
2
10
Loading Ashes and Breeze at
Alperton
...
161
7
0½
Bones
...
...
52
6
1
130
15
10
Haulage, and Canal Dues, Hard Core
...
42
3
6
Rags
...
...
100
...
...
70
4
0
3,720
12
8½
...
...
...
3,720
Old Iron
...
...
43
13
2
34
19
2
Slapping, Snowing, and Sanding
Frosty Roads.
Metals
...
...
4
4
2
46
12
7
To Haulage and Unloading Sweepings
...
...
...
White Glass
...
...
10
15
2
29
10
4
Unloading Gravel, Slop Tank
...
...
1
12
6
Wages, Collecting 24,303 loads of Slop
...
...
1,838
17
2
Black do.
...
25 van loads.
...
...
8
4
0
„ Loading Boats
...
...
315
18
3½
„ Haulage of Boats
...
...
800
14
6¾
Hard Core
...
20 boat loads, 28 cart loads.
13
2
0
Canal Dues
...
...
800
14
6¾
Wages, Unloading Boats
...
...
122
11
0
Sundries
...
...
...
...
...
489
5
5
„ Collecting Snow
...
...
...
2,002
7
6
3,880
8
1
...
3,880
Road Watering.
Trade refuse Account
...
...
...
...
72
9
0
To Wages paid Drivers
...
...
67
9 16
6
...
...
679
Carting Road Materials.
Total Sales
2,074
16
6
To Wages paid Drivers
...
...
...
...
516
1
6
516
Cash Received
1 481
13
0
To Wages paid in connection with the
above Department:—
Outstanding Balance to date
593
3
4
To Horsekeeper, Stable Helps, and two
Watchmen
95
0
10
79
12
8
137
12
6
36
14
0
349
£
2,074
16
6.
Engineer and Assistant
...
116
17
0
13
13
6
6
1
7
2
17
6
139
Stoker
...
51
18
10
11
15
2
11
16
4
5
16
0
81
Wheelwright
...
70
1
7
35
7
5
98
13
5
25
0
7
81
Farriers and Smiths
299
9
3½
85
9
8
59
18
10
127
13
5
26
16
6
229
Rents received for Boat Hire
69
15
0
Smiths' Work and Sharpening Picks.
108
1
6
...
...
...
...
407
Cash from Highway Department for Smiths' Work—Cash Paid
£143
14
9
Harness Maker and Repairer
33
15
0½
17
7
10
8
9
7
Chaff Cutter and Boy
...
38
14
5
30
14
0
48
8
5
18
13
11
107
Outstanding Balance
24
6
9
Sundry Labor on Wharf
...
520
18
6
150
12
4
55
12
8
59
18
1½
143
168
1
6
Clerks and Foremen
...
174
6
10
58
3
5
405
17
2
35
4
9
1,146
Salaries—
...
„ for Watering Private Roads
87
11
2
To Booking Clerk
160
0
0
Value of Saleable Materials at Alperton
400
0
0
Office Clerk
101
5
0
Burley
66
12
6
93
15
2
66
1
6
134
8
2
33
17
8
327
1
Totals for Wages, Canal Dues,
Haulage, Loading, & Unloading
Boats, Wages to Artizans, &c.
...
5,000
10
7
1,212
3
2
5,129
18
04
769
10
1½
12,220
Carried forward
£2,800
4
2