Table: TABLE III.
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TABLE III.
Wards. Possible No. of Houses fit for Occupation, 1908. Plans passed, in 1909. Greatest possible number Existing. Empty, June1909 (Overseers' Lists). Possible Occupied Midyear, 1909. Occupied Education Returns. Numbers probably occupied M.O.H.'s Estimate. Proportion empty in 1909. Proportion empty at Census, 1901. Average number per House Census. Population, 1909. St. James Street 4,300 — 4,300 427 3,873 4,118 3,900 1 in 10 1 in 21 6 23,400 High Street 3,457 8 3,465 161 3,304 3,617 3,300 1 in 21.5 1 in 24 63 21,780 Hoe Street 4,779 31 4,810 316 4,494 4,744 4,500 1 in 15.2 1 in 15 5.5 24,750 Wood Street 3,118 23 3,141 247 2,894 3,007 2,900 1 in 12.7 1 in 15 6 17,400 Northern 7,787 146 7,033 584 7,349 7,059 7,000 1 in 13.6 1 in 7 5.7 39,900 Whole District 23,441 208 23,649 1,735 21,914 22,545 21,600 1 in 13.5 1 in 13.8 59 127,230 (or 127,440, 5.9 persons to house).
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Table: EDUCATION AUTHORITY'S FIGURES.
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EDUCATION AUTHORITY'S FIGURES.
Houses fit for Occupation. Houses Empty. Houses Occupied. Houses in Course of Construction. Population (at 5 9 per house) 24,036 1,491 22,545 53 133,015 Registrar-General's Estimate... 136,602
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