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 Rotherhithe]
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improvements of Rotherhithe Street, at the Gas Works, and at Carolina Wharf, leaving £1,680
to be repaid by 40 consecutive annual instalments of £42 each, with interest at the rate of
£3 15s. per cent. per annum.
£800 has been paid off the Loan of £2,000, borrowed in November, 1881, of the
late Metropolitan Board of Works, towards defraying the expenses of paving the carriageway
and footways in Rotherhithe Street, at the Gas Works and Carolina Wharf, leaving £1,200 to
be repaid by 12 consecutive annual instalments of £100 each, on the 31st day of October in
each year, with interest at the rate of £3 15s. per cent. per annum.
£540 has been paid off the Loan of £1,800, borrowed in November, 1883, of the late
Metropolitan Board of Works, towards defraying the expenses of paving Commercial Dock
Road, from the Engineer's Office, Surrey Commercial Docks, to the east corner of Elgar
Street, leaving £1,260 to be repaid by 14 consecutive annual instalments of £90 each, on the
1st day of October in each year, with interest at the rate of £3 10s. per cent. per annum.
£36 has been paid off the Loan of £250, borrowed in July, 1885, of the late Metropolitan
Board of Works, towards defraying a portion of the expenses of the purchase of a house,
No. 69, Abbeyfield Road, for the formation on the site thereof of a passageway from the said
Abbeyfield Road to the wicket-gate entrance to Southwark Park, in Dilston Grove, leaving
£214 to be repaid by 26 consecutive annual instalments, on the 1st day of April in each
year, with interest at the rate of £3 10s. per cent. per annum.
£600 has been paid off the Loan of £4,000, borrowed in October, 1886, of the late
Metropolitan Board of Works, towards defraying the expenses of paving the carriageway,
Rotherhithe New Road, from Bush Road westward to the Viaduct of the South Eastern
Railway, also the carriageway of Raymouth Road, leaving £3,400 to be repaid by 17 consecutive
annual instalments of £200 each, on the 31st July in each year, and interest at the rate of
£3 10s. per cent. per annum, by equal quarterly payments on the 31st January, 30th April,
31st July and 31st October, in each year.