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St Giles (Camden) 1899

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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Cleansing Sewers.

Certain of the sewers in the District which have dead ends, or in which the flow of sewage is not sufficient to enable the sewer to be self-cleansing1, are fitted with flushing tanks. They are as follows :—

SituationCapacity of TankFlushing apparatus in use
Chapel Yard450 gallons.Automatic self-acting syphon.
Clarkes Buildings600do.do. do.
Clarices Mews400do.Slide penstock.
Charing Cross Road1,100do.Automatic self-acting syphon.
Denmark Place800do.do. do.
Galen Place650do.do. do.
Great Turnstile830do.do. do.
Halls Yard400do.Screw-down penstock.
Henrietta Mews600do.Automatic self-acting syphon
High Hoi born1,450do.Screw-down p°u-
stocks.
Hyde Street650do.do. dn.
Lascelles Place500do.Hand flushingdisc.
Lincolns Inn Fields1,200do.Screw-down penstock.
Lumber Court730do.Automatic self-acting syphon.
Montague Mews, two tanks each450do.do. do.
Newmans Row1,000dodo. do.
Russell Mews700dodo. do.
Torrington Mews800doScrew-down penstock.
Torrington Square625do.Automatic self-acting syphon.
Upper Montague Mews530do.do. do.
New Turnstile600do.Screw-down penstock.

The water used at the above tanks amounted to
1,419,000 gallons.