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GENERAL WORKS
EXECUTED BY
The Vestry of St. James, Westminster, from the 25th March, 1882,
to 25th March, 1883.
SITUATION.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK.
AMOUNT EXPENDED
PAVING WORKS.
£
S.
d.
£
S.
d.
1,785 openings made good after Gas
and Water Companies, Post Office,
and other unavoidable interferences
with the surface, the cost of which
is reimbursed to the Vestry.
The quantities amount to—
Pitching Paving 3,730 yards super
Macadam 1,200 do.
Wood 120 do.
Footway 10,000 feet super.
Asphalte — Practically nil, included
in footways.
15 openings made good after disturbance
by private individuals after
Hoardings. Re-constructing vaults,
the cost of which is also paid by
those who disturb the same under
licence from the Vestry.
Regent Street,
Waterloo Place, and
Pall Mall
Relaid with Wood in place of Macadam
...
5,601
2
8
Regent Street
Making good Wood Paving after
Electric Light Company
34
12
2
Piccadilly
Repairs to Wood Paving
58
1
4
Pall Mall
Do. do.
121
19
6
214
13
0
Repaid to Vestry
35
0
0
179
13
0
STREET REFUGES.
Piccadilly, by Haymarket
New Refuge erected, including Lamp
and Pit for Meter
30
0
0
Regent Street, by
Jermyn Street
Do. do.
30
0
0
Painting do.
1
0
0
61
0
0
Total
...
£
5,841
15
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