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[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Saviour's]
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List of Contracts entered into by the St. Saviour's District Board of Works.
CONTRACTS IN FORCE on the 25th MARCH, 1859.
Name of Contractor
Nature of Contract.
Term.
Amount
per Annum.
Mr. Edwd. Cole
For Sewer & drainage works
3 years, from 15th Nov. 1856
determinable on 1 month's
notice
At 12½ per cent
below prices in
printed blue
book of prices.
Mr. Sinnott, jr.
Cleansing & Dusting
3 years from 1st May, 1859,
determinable at end of 1 st
or 2nd year, at option of
Board (for Clink& Christchurch
divisions of district)
£
6,
d.
1,050
0
0
Mr. E. Reddin
Ditto ditto
3 years, from 25th Apr.1858
determinable at end of 1st
or 2nd year, at option of
Board (Boro' division)
318
0
0
Brown & Booth
Paving—Carriage-ways
3 years, from 25thMar l857
determinable at end of 1 st
or 2nd years at option of
Board (for Clink& Christchurch
divisions)
Per Schedule of
measurement
prices contained
in contract
Mr. Beevers
Footways
Ditto ditto
Ditto
Mowlem & Co
Paving Carriage & Footways
Expires 25th Mar. 1861
(Boro' division)
Ditto
Phœnix Gas Co.
Lighting—St. Saviour's
From year to year
4
7
6
per Lamp per Ann
Ditto
Ditto Christchurch
4 years from Ladyday, 1858
4
15
0
Mr. Wm. Hearn
Watering—St. Saviour's
From 25th Mar. to 25th
Oct. 1859
267
10
a
Neal & rolles
Ditto Christchurch
Ditto ditto
196
0
0
CONTRACTS DETERMINED.
Mowlem & Co
'
Paving Carriage, & Footways
(Boro' division)
Determined
Per schedule of
measurement
prices contained
prices contained
Mr James Bugbee
Cleansing and Dusting
(Boro' division)
„
150
0
0
William Hearn
Watering—St. Saviour's..
„
275
0
0
Neal & ROLLES.
Ditto Christchurch
„
198
0
0
We the undersigned Auditors of the Accounts of the Board of Works for the District of St Saviour,
of the Board, which we have duly audited and allowed And we also certify the foregoing list of Contracts, and
Dated this 8th June, 1859.