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REPORT, 1891-92. 25
XII. St. Philip's Church.
On the 1st March, 1892, the Yestry passed the
following resolution:—
"That inasmuch as the purpose for which the
temporary iron Church (St. Philip's), erected in St.
Mary's Churchyard in the year 1861, has been
served, the Solicitor be instructed to take the
requisite steps for obtaining a Faculty in the names
of the Vicar, Churchwardens, and Vestry, for the
removal of such temporary iron building."
This matter is still in the hands of the Solicitor.
XXIII. Measures before Parliament.
The following Bills have received the attention
of the Vestry during the year:—
London County Council General Powers.
Rating of Machinery.
School Board Elections.
Telephone Companies.
Valuation (Metropolis) Act, 1869, Amendment.
London Building Law Consolidation.
XXIV. Public Lavatory Accommodation.
PADDINGTON GREEN.
This Lavatory is working satisfactorily, the
money received in connection therewith being
more than sufficient to cover working expenses.
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