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(7) Regulations as to Underground Rooms habitually
used as Sleeping Places (August 29th, 1916).
(8) Bye-Laws with respect to the Cemetery (April
25th, 1917 and July 29th, 1924).
(9) Bye-Laws with respect to Sanitary Conveniences
at the Victoria Recreation Ground, the Alexandra
Recreation Ground and King Edward
VII Recreation Ground (May 27th, 1921).
(10) Bye-Laws for the Regulation of Offensive Trades
(May 25th, 1925).
(11) Bye-Laws as to Slaughter Houses (October 6th
1925).
(12) Bye-Laws as to New Streets and Buildings
(July 26th, 1927).
SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE AREA.
WATER SUPPLY.
The water supply througout the District is
furnished by the Metropolitan Water Board. It
is of excellent quality and the supply to all houses
is constant.
RIVERS AND STREAMS.
It has not been found necessary to take any
action with regard to the pollution of Rivers and
Streams in this area. The Thames Conservancy
are responsible for the inspection of the Thames
and its tributaries , to ascertain if there is any
pollution, and I have had no communication from
their officials in regard to such matter.