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22 Parish of Saint George the Martyr, Southwark
REMOVAL OF NUISANCES.
IX THE SANITARY DEPARTMENT.
Mr. JAMES SMITH, Inspector.
Besides those cases which have been remedied on the Officers' appli-
cation, without service of formal Notice, the following have passed through
the Books, within the year ending March 25th, 1884.
Number
of Cases.
Houses cleansed throughout 150
Houses partly cleansed 215
Roofs repaired 163
Gutter and Rain Pipes fixed or repaired 36
Water Closets repaired 68
Water Closets cleared and cleansed 77
Drains opened and cleansed 139
Yard Paving repaired 49
Sinks in Yards and Kitchens trapped 20
Yards limewashed 351
Water Closets limewaahod 292
Dust Bins provided or repaired 91
Water Butts cleansed, repaired, or Now Water Butts or Cisterns set up 28
Service Pipes repaired 8
Supply of Water provided 35
Offelsice Accumulations removed 7
Supply of Water to Water Closets 38
Cowsheds insoected 3
Slaughter Houses inspected 8
Horse Slaughterer's inspected 1
Miscellaneous Casus 64
Covers to Water Receptacles provided 4
Drains repaired and improved 22
New Water Closets provided 8
Swine removed 1
Total 1880
15 Summonses and 1 Order issude during the yer in relation to filthy
premises, nuisances,&c.