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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Rotherhithe 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Rotherhithe]

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Table: LIGHTING ACCOUNT.

LIGHTING ACCOUNT.

£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.
Liabilities at Michaelmas, 1895Assets at&Michaelmas, 1895
As recommended for payment by the Finance Committee4151711Proportion of Cash Balance45087
Expenditure to Lady-day, 1896
Salaries of Officers (proportion)10500
Collector's Poundage „2500
Gas for Public Lamps, etc85000
Sundry Tradesmen2000Estimated amount required for the Half-year to Lady-day, 189696594
100000
£14151711£14151711
SEWERS ACCOUNT.
£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.
Liabilities at Michaelmas, 1895:-Assets at Michaelmas, 1895:-
As recommended for payment by the Finance Committee32947Proportion of Cash Balance40315
Estimated amount required for the Half-year to Lady-day, 1896† 148132
Expenditure to Lady-day, 1896:—
Salaries of Officers (proportion)25000
Collector's Poundage3000
Wages40000
Stationery4000
General Works20000
Sewers, South wark Park Road19000
„ Nolan Place4000
„ Neptune Court1500
Cartage15000
Water to Urinals6000
Maintenance of Urinals by Vestry of Berinondsey (1½ years) (proportion)7500
Man-hole Covers and Ironwork3000
Sundry Tradesmen7500
155500
£188447£188447

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*Note-Provision is herein made for the payment of principal and interest on the balance of the loan of £20,000 not yet taken up. amounting to £10,000, in respect to the Town Hall, nor for the
balance of the loan of £14,090, not yet taken np amounting to £9.090, in respect to the adaptation of Bull Head book and the Victoria Oil Mills as a wharf, etc., nor for the like on
any loan that may be raised in respect of the scheme for dealing with the Fuiford Street and Braddon Street Insanitary Area.
† Note- No provision is herein made for the payment of principal and interest on any loan which may be raised for the purpose of erecting sanitiry conveniences jointly with the Parish of
Bennondsey