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£17,991
£7,371
Balance of £8,250, borrowed in January,
1895, from the County Council at 3¼ per
cent., the second half of the estimated
cost of the Town Hall. The amount is
repayable as to £7,750 in 30 years, and as
to £500 in 15 years, the first payments of
principal being £293 per annum.
£3,750
Balance of £5,000, borrowed in November,
1895, from the County Council for
7 years at 3 per cent. for hard wood paving
in Spencer Street and St. John Street.
The payments of principal are £715 per
annum, and the loan will be paid off on
October 1st, 1902.
£2,388
Balance of £2,800 borrowed on 1st
April, 1896, from the County Council at 3
per cent. for the completion and furnishing
of the Town Hall. £350 is to be repaid
within 5 years, £1,600 within 15 years, and
£850 within 30 years, the first payments
of principal being £206 per annum.
£2,900
Borrowed on 23rd April, 1897, from the
County Council at 3 per cent., for repaving
Rosebery Avenue, between Garnault Place
and Farringdon Road, with hard wood.
The payments of principal are £415, and
the loan will be paid off on April 1st, 1904.
£3,000
Borrowed on 24th December, 1897
from the County Council at 3 per cent.,
for paving of St. John Street Road,
between Corporation Row and Rydon
Crescent, with hard wood, and from Rydon
Crescent to Rosebery Avenue, with granite.
The payments of principal are £429 per
annum, and the loan will be paid off on
October 1st, 1904.
£37,400