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STANDING ORDERS.
Operative Resolutions in the nature of Standing Orders
have been passed during the year as follows:—
7th April, 1887.—That the sum of 5s. per week be contributed to
the funds of the Slate Club recently formed by the men in the
service of the Vestry, in lieu of sick pay in individual cases.
(V. 16, p. 102.)
19th April, 1887.—That each of the Sewermen be allowed two
blouses a year. (W. 10, p. 76.)
21st April, 1887.—That a statement be prepared annually showing
the attendances of Vestrymen at Vestry and Committee
Meetings since the election of Vestrymen in the month of
May previously. (V. 16, p. 118.)
29th June, 1887.—That it be an instruction to the Inspectors of
Nuisances to state in each Report to the Works Committee
the manner in which the contract for the removal of slop has
been carried out since their last report. (W. 10, p. 110.)
30th June, 1887.—That the meetings of the Finance and House
Committee be held at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. (F. 6,
p. 241.)
27th July, 1887.—That it be an instruction to the Inspector to
report each fortnight, as far as possible, the hour at which the
slop has been removed daily since his last report, in the event
of the terms of the contract not having been fully complied
with. (W. 10, p. 130.)
27th July, 1887.—That the Stoneyard Clerk be instructed to see
that the horses are properly fed, cleaned, and otherwise
attended to. (W. 10, p. 134.)
29th September, 1887.—That no levy fee be allowed to the Broker
in future where the attempted levy is unsuccessful. (V. 16,
p. 248.)