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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The amount of the Rate hereby demanded is, by reason of such charge,
greater to the extent of in the £ than it otherwise would have
been.
Article IV.—Any Demand Note for any Rate levied wholly or partly to meet any
such Order as aforesaid made by any of the said Sanitary Authorities who have received
any payment from the Equalisation Fund which affects the sum for which the Rate is
levied shall contain a Note in one of the following Forms, or in a Form to the like effect
FORM C.
Where the District of the Sanitary Authority comprises one Parish only.
Note.—The sum of £ has been received by the [insert the name of the
Sanitary Authority] from the London County Council out of the Equalisation
Fund authorised by the London (Equalisation of Rates) Act, 1894. The amount
of the Rate hereby demanded is, by reason of such receipt, less to the extent of
in the £ than it otherwise would have been.
FORM D.
Where the District of the Sanitary Authority comprises two or more Parishes.
Note.—The sum of £ has been received by the [insert the name of the
Sanitary Authority] from the London County Council out of the Equalisation Fund
authorised by the London (Equalisation of Rates) Act, 1894, of which sum £
have been credited to the Parish. The amount of the Rate hereby demanded is,
by reason of the sum so credited to the Parish, less to the extent of
in the £ than it otherwise would have been.
Receipts.
Article V.—Any Receipt given for any such Poor Rate as is mentioned in Article 111.
of this Order shall, if the amount received includes any sum in respect of an Equalisation
Charge, contain a Statement as to the Equalisation Charge in the following Form, or in a
Form to the like effect:—