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Rotherhithe 1899

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Rotherhithe]

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24
Date.
Name of Party
Nature of Agreement.
Term.
Rent.
9th Feb., 1898
Fredk. Wm. Cook,
" Sir Garnet wolseley " P.H.,
6, Warndon Street
Permission for the erection of a day and night sign
projecting over the footway at the " Sir Garnet
Wolseley" P.H.
Subject to removal upon
receipt of one month's
notice from Vestry.
No consideration
2nd March, 1898
Atkins & Co.,
Atkins' Wharf,
6, Odessa Street
Permission for the erection of a jib crane at Atkins'
Wharf projecting, when swung, over the footway
Ditto
Do.
15th March, 1898
The Vestry of Bermondsey
The future maintenance by the Vestry of Bermondsey
of the urinal adjacent the "John Bull" P.H., Southwark
Park Road, and by the Rotherhithe Vestry of
that by the " Queen Charlotte " P.H., Southwark Park
Road (the Bermondsey Vestry having formerly maintained
both, charging half the cost to the Rotherhithe
Vestry.)
To take effect on the 26th
March, 1898
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18th March, 1898
William Packer,
46, Langdale Road,
Peckham, S.E.
For payment by instalments of paving apportionment,
Adams Gardens
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6th April, 1898
Alexander Fredk. Gardiner,
Hope Wharf, 107, Rotherhithe
Street
Permission for the erection of a temporary wooden
bridge across Rotherhithe Street at Hope Wharf
From year to year, subject to
removal upon receipt of one
month's notice from Vestry
0
10
0
9th April, 1898
Jno. Jas. Mullenger
(Agent for Owner)
72, Albion Street
For payment by instalments of paving "apportionment,
Hadland Street
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16th April, 1898
Richard Chas. Snow,
11, Claremont Place
Ditto ditto
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18th April, 1898
George Bailey Smith,
"Jolly Caulkers" P.H.,
126, Lower Road
Permission to retain illuminated semicircular sign erected
at the " Jolly Caulkers" P.H.
Subject to removal upon
receipt of one month's notice
No consideration
5th May, 1898
James Mahoney,
20, Plough Road
For payment by instalments of paving apportionment,
Adams Gardens
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25th June, 1898
Emily Blanche Carr-Gomm,
The Chase, Farnham Royal,
Bucks ;
Courage & Co., Ld.,
Shad Thames, S.E., and
Henry A. Lambert,
" Jolly Sailor " P.H.,
Lower Road
The Vestry to build a wall 10 feet high, a portion in 9 in.
brickwork, and the remainder in 14 in. brickwork,
entirely upon the land belonging to the " Jolly Sailor "
P H., abutting the yard of the Town Hall, the said
wall to become a party-wall, and the Vestry to be at
liberty to use one-half thereof.
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