Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]
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BOROUGH OF PADDINGTON. REPORT, 1892-93.
[A] DUSTING, SLOPPING, WATER ???RTING MATERIALS, &c.
Dr. Details of Expenditure and Receipts for ??? hr ended Lady-Day, 1893. Cr.
MARCH 25th, 1891.
Total.
Dusting.
Watering.
Slopping
and
Snow
Clearing
Carting
Materials.
Total
ARCH 25th, 1893.
SEs, Dusting Department, viz.:—
Totals.
Totals.
£
s.
d
£
s.
d.
Working Expenses—
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
Materials.
Chaldrons.
Loads.
Tons.
Cwts.
Qrs.
Amount.
Dusting.
To Wages, Collecting 25.66 65½ loads of
Dust
...
1,936
2
7
???Ashes
10,490
...
...
...
...
£
s.
d.
„Working Sifting Machine
...
1,729
17
3½
32
1
10
„Haulage of Ashes and Breeze
...
56
5
0
,, of Soft Core
239
18
3
??? Breeze
9,389
...
...
...
...
40
16
10
Canal Dues, Ashes and Breeze
...
69
18
1
„ Soft Core
...
239
18
3
???Coals
...
...
22
...
...
11
0
2
349
17
4
Unloading „
Loading and Unloading Hard Core..
...
83
2
0
???Bones
...
...
61
13
1
101
11
8
Leading Ashes and Breeze at
Alperton
...
7
0
0
??? Rags
...
...
100
...
...
73
0
0
...
31
8
0
Unloading Ashes and Breeze
...
56
5
0
???Old Iron
...
...
55
6
1
39
13
0
Stopping,Snowing, and Sanding
Froty Roads.
4,799
12
2 ½
...
...
...
4,79
???Metals
...
...
4
5
3½
55
7
0
???White Glass
...
...
10
10
1
21
7
6
Wages, Collecting 24,133 loads of Stop
...
2,17
13
9
...
371
7
11
??? Green do.
...
...
24
...
...
9
5
0
„ Loading Boats
...
...
...
848
17
0¾
„ Haulage of Boats
...
...
...
939
15
11½
???Hard Core
...
59
...
...
...
5
11
0
Canal Dues
Wages, Unloading Boats
...
...
...
1,935
3
2
„ Collecting Snow
...
...
...
55
4
10½
???Sundries
...
...
...
...
...
330
2
3
„ Sanding Roads
...
...
...
8!
3
9
Road Watering.
6,402
5
8
...
6,40
719
16
3
To Wages paid Drivers
...
...
891
3
6
...
89
Trade refuse
Account
...
...
...
...
62
2
0
Carting Road Materials.
Total sale
881
18
3
To Wages paid Drivers
...
••
48
6 2
6
48
Cash Received
839
6
5
To Wages paid in connection with the
above Department:—
Outstanding Balance to date
42
11
10
To Horsekeeper, Stable Helps, and two
Watchmen
...
93
18
11
77
19
11
136
1
1
34
12
1
34
£881
18
3
Engineer and assistant
114
2
0
15
18
4
£
6
6
6
2
4
14
Stoker
...
53
14
2
14
10
6
12
16
4
7
1
0
8
Wheelwrights
...
71
6
35
9
7
99
15
4
25
2
23
Farriers and Smiths
231
13
7
69
0
7
41
9
9
94
0
2
25
3
1
48.
???nts received for boat hire
Smiths' Works and Sharpening Picks
253
11
8
...
...
...
...
88
5
0
Harness maker and repairer
...
39
14
5
2
3 14
0
55
3
8
15
10
0
13
??? from highway department for smitha work cash paid
£196
17
5
Chaff Cutter and Boy
...
38
8
9
3
0 8
6
56
6
11
18
7
11
14
Outstanding balance
Sundry labor on wharf
...
627
9
5
248
4
9
511
5
1
89
5
10
l,47???
56
11
9
Clerks and Foremen
...
243
1
11
101
18
6
267
16
7
53
14
7
660
253
11
8
Salaries—
???ate Roads Watering, Distribution
110
0
0
To booking clerk
182
10
0
Office Clerk
120
12
6
113
12
9
80
10
6
135
7
11
43
5
7
39-
Burley
191
16
3
Totals for Wages, Canal Dues,
Haulage, Loading, & Unloading
Boats, Wages to Artizans, &c.,
Carried forward
...
6,263
18
7½
1,56
5 9
10
7,798
5
3
804
7
4½
16,68
Carried forward
£1,333
14
11