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town hall.—continued.
The following have been supplied by the undermentioned:—
Furniture, &c. Messrs. Hampton & Sons, Thonet Bros.
Maple & Co., Hammer & Co., and
Love & Co.
Stained Glass Window Mr. Ion Pace.
Iron Doors Mr. \V. Shrivell.
Inscription Tablet Messrs. M. T. Bajme & Co.
Royal Arms Mr. Jackson.
Sail Canvas Messrs. Piggott Bros. & Co.
Window Blinds Messrs. Mitchell & Sons.
Linoleum Messrs. Potts and Ward.
Electric Light Fittings Messrs. Verity & Sons.
Clocks Mr. J. Atterbury.
Mats Strand Union Guardians.
SCHOOL BOARD FOR LONDON.
Congratulations were on the 3rd December, 1891, tendered ta
Mr. David Laing upon his election as a member of the above Board.
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
On the 30th April, 1891, Messrs. Roger de Coverly, George
James and Thomas Prescott were re-elected Commissioners, and
Messrs. Henry Grant and James Mason Andrew were elected in the
place of Mr. William Challice, and the late Mr. Lionel Charles
Drummond. On the 3rd December, 1891, the consent of the Vestry
was given to a further borrowing of £800 by the Commissioners to
meet the balance of the building account, and to defray the cost of
titling up the Boys' Room.
PUBLIC BATHS AND WASH-HOUSES.
On the 2nd April, 1891, an order was made by the Vestry on
the Overseers of the Poor to pay the sum of £500 to the account
of the Commissioners.
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Messrs. James Mason Andrew and William Cope were on the
14th May, 1891, elected Commissioners of the above, and on the 3rd
December, 1891, Mr. Henry Walkley was appointed in the place
of Mr. William Cope, dec3ased.