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Acre Road.—178 and 180. These houses were inspected
by request of the owner, who has carried out the requirements
in a fairly satisfactory manner.
Union Street.—17 and 19. Two very old houses. They
have been pulled down.
Cambridge Road.—63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71.
These houses are a row of very small houses built right
against the footpath. There is a step down into the sitting
room from the front door. They are not at all satisfactory
from the point of view of arrangement of rooms, &c., but are
in fairly good structural repair. They have been subject to
cleansing and general repairs.
Nos. 73, 74, 75, 76. A closing order has been applied
for, and was served on the owner January 27, 1914, and the
houses will probably be demolished.
These are very small dilapidated little houses. Some of
the walls are in a dangerous state.
Nos, 49, 50, 51, 52.
Living room and front bedroom 11½ x 11 X 7
Scullery and back bedroom 11 x 9x7
Very old property. Damp walls; imperfect roofs; defective
gutterings and R.W. pipes. Floors below the ground level;
cemented.
Nos. 53, 54.
Living room and front bedroom 11 x lO½x 7½
Scullery and back bedroom 10 x 9½ X 6½
Back bedroom not fit for a sleeping room. General repairs
needed.
Nos. 55 and 56.
Living room 11½ x 11X 7
Front bedroom 14 x 12 x 6½
Back bedroom 11 x 7½ X 5½
Washhouse 10½x9 x 6½