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£630 has been paid off the loan of £2,100 borrowed in the year 1880, of the late
Metropolitan Board of Works, towards defraying the expenses of the purchase of the ground
for the improvement of Rotherhithe Street, at the Gas Works and Carolina Wharf; leaving
£1,470 to be repaid by thirty-five instalments of £42 each, on the first day of October in each
year, with interest at the rate of £3 15s. Od. per cent per annum.
£1,300 has been paid off the loan of £2,000 borrowed 15th November, 1881, from the
late Metropolitan Board of Works for the pmpose of defraying the expense of paving the
Carriageway and footway, Rotherhithe Street, at the Gas Works and Carolina Wharf; leaving
£700 to be repaid by seven annual instalments of £100 on the 31st day of October in each
year, with interest at the rate of £3 15s. Od. per cent, per annum.
£990 has been paid off the loan of £1,800 borrowed 6th November, 1883, from the late
Metropolitan Board of Works, for the purpose of defraying the expenses of paving Commercial
Dock Road, from the Engineer's Office, Surrey Commercial Docks, to the east corner of Elgar
Street; leaving £810 to be repaid by nine annual instalments of £90 on the 1st day of
October, with interest at the rate of £3 10s. Od. per cent per annum.
£90 has been paid off the loan of £250 borrowed 21st 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 passage way from the said
Abbeyfield Road to the wicket gate entrance to Southwark Park in Dilston Grove ; leaving
£160 to be repaid by twenty instalments of £8 on the 1st day of April in each year, with
interest at the rate of £3 10s. Od. per cent, per annum.
£1,600 has been paid off the loan of £4,000 borrowed 7th October, 1886, of the late
Metropolitan Board of Works, towards defraying the expense 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 £2,400 to be repaid by twelve
instalments of £200 each, on the 31st day of July in each year, and interest at the rate of
£3 10s. Od. per cent, per annum.
£570 has been paid off the loan of £3,800 borrowed 17th May, 1892, from the London
County Council, towards defraying the expense of paving the Carriageway of Albion Street,