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St George (Southwark) 1899

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark]

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POLICE PRECEPTS.

£s.d.
18935,790184
18945,8221311
18955,8231710
18965,88865
18975,964611
18986,019130
18996,14427
19006,25931

With regard to the General Hate, the amounts expended by the
Vestry have of late years been very much smaller than those
previously laid out, but the Vestry have to pay the School Board
Precept out of the General Bate.
The following table shows the increase in the School Board's
Precept from the year 1894 to 1900 to amount to close upon £5,000
per annum, or an increase of the Rate from 9¾d. to 1s. 2d. in the
pound per annum.

SCHOOL BOARD PRECEPTS.

£s.d.
Year ending March 25th, 189411,82002
189512,31068
189613,738173
189714,634811
189814,74927
189915,43499
190016,810133

ASSESSMENTS.
During the year the Assessments of 1,312 premises have been
under review by the Overseers. Of these, old assessments have been
altered representing a Gross Assessable Value of .£32,741 and Rateable
Value of £26,662, producing an increase of Gross Value of £ 1,529
and Rateable Value £1,373 on the previous assessments, while new
assessments to the extent of a Gross Assessable Value of £3,735 and
Rateable Value £3,093 have been added. The total increase in the
Gross and Rateable Value of the parish for the year is, therefore, Gross
,£5,264, Rateable £4,466.
DISORDERLY HOUSES.
The Board have during the past year actively proceeded with
the work of suppressing disorderly houses. Several houses have been