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St George (Southwark) 1899

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark]

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64
ASSISTANT SURVEYOR.
Mr. R. T. Miller who was appointed to this post in November,
1898, having obtained an appointment under the Metropolitan
Asylums Board, sent in his resignation and left the service of this
Vestry on the 21st October, and on 2nd November Mr. C. R. Williams
was appointed as Temporary Assistant Surveyor, and commenced his
duties on the 6th November, 1899.
HORSEKEEPER.
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Mr. A. Pallant who held this appointment for close on two years
resigned his appointment, and on the 20th April Mr. S. Williamsor
was appointed to this post.
STOREKEEPER.
Mr. W. Pike who had held this post for about four years, having
obtained a better appointment under the West Ham Corporation
resigned his appointment in August, and on the 21st September Mr
W. C. Begley was appointed ; he held the post until the following
February; he then resigned, and on the 14th March Mr. W. J
McCulloch was appointed to the post.
HORSES.
During the past twelve months your staff of horses has been
greatly improved by the sale of some of the old horses and the
purchase of six fresh horses. The amount of illness generally ha???
been small, though, during the winter months, which has been a???
exceptionally bad winter for horses, we had several cases of pink-eye
which, unfortunately, resulted in the loss of two horses, one o???
which had only been the property of the Vestry about nine months
I am pleased to state that at the London Cart Horse Parade o???
Whit-Monday in Regent's Park, the three drivers who parade???
with their horses were each successful in obtaining a first prize
Various other particulars of the horses are given in the horse return
hereto annexed.