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or rent might be agreed upon. the basis taken to arrive at a rental being 3 per cent.
upon the capital outlay plus an agreed sum for maintenance.
Resolved-That negotiations be entered into by the Vestry for the payment by the
???40 per annum for the use and maintenance of the Coroner's Court at
the Town Hell.
On 2nd February. 1897. the Vestry had before them a letter from the Clerk, London
County Council, stating that the Committee dealing with the above subject would be
prepared to recommend the Council to take a 21 years' lease of the Coroner's Court at the
Town hall when ready for occupation, and to pay a rent of 440 per annum for its use and
maintenance on hearing that the proposal met with the approval of the vestry.
Resoled upon the motion of Mr. Vice-Chairman Bisley—That the proposal of the
Council be agreed to. subject to the reservation by the Vestry of the right to enter and use
the room when not in use a Coroner's Court.
Public Convenience
As stated in the last report, the question of the construction and maintenance of
underground Conveniences for men and women jointly with the Vestry of Bermondsey, viz.,
one on the old Millpond site in lies of the present urinal in Southwark Park flood near the
"Quc??? p. h. and another in Galleywall Road opposite the "John Bull" p.h.,
was adj??? for 12 months.
On 16th June, 1896, Mr. Bisley introduced Mr. Pridmore. Chairman of the Sanitary
??? of the Bermo??? Vestry, on behalf of a deputation representing that Committee,
who surged the vestry to again take the matter into favourable consideration.
Mr. Bailey handed in the following notice of Motion:—
"I??? give notice that I shall at the next meeting of the Vestry move that
the ??? of the 19th day of Nevember, 1895 relating to the erection of
??? of the Union Rood end of Southwark Park Road, and also
at the Galleywall Road Park Read. be ???
???day of Jane, 1806.
(Singned ) ???