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St James's 1877

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster]

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&c., &c., being constantly attended to; as these
are executed by the Vestry workmen, the cost
practically appears in their wages.
PUBLIC CONVENIENCES.
Of the Two New Urinals that have been
undertaken, only one has been completed; the
two were to be situated in Broad Street and
Old Burlington Mews.
The Broad Street one was brought to a
successful termination, but the proposed erection
in Old Burlington Mews is at present in
abeyance; all that could have been dono, has
been done to provide these most essential
conveniences.
The list speaks for itself, as to the other
matters of importance, but the men in the
Vestry employ are incessantly at work wherever
their services are required, and a great deal is
done that would afford very little interest if
enumerated; very often a little advice becomes