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Clerkenwell 1898

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]

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Vans and Carts.— The number of vehicles belonging
to the Vestry is—25 vans, 5 carts, 13 water vans, 2 sweeping
machines, and a sand or salt distributor, 1 new van having
been purchased during the year, and two carts sold at Rymill's
Repository on September 23rd for £3 10s. 0d.
Fodder.— The Fodder account, allowing for stocks in hand,
amounts to £923, being an average of 13s. l½d. per horse per
week, as compared with 12s. 11¾d. last year.

The following is a Statement of Stock on the 25th March, with the Committee's estimate of the value of same, a Wharf Committee having visited the Wharf for the purpose on the 13th April last:—

STABLE AND LOFT.£s.d.
27 Horses, at an average value of about £48 17s. 6d.132000
28 Sets of Thill and 1 of Chain Harness20550
Gas Engine3000
Weighing Machine, Bean Crusher, Chaff Cutters, Nose Bags, Loin Cloths, &c.8910
VANS AND CARTS.
13 Water Vans, 25 Dust and Slop Vans, and 5 Carts100800
2 Sweeping Machines4500
Sand or Salt Distributor2800
YARD AND OFFICE.
Jetty Box, Ladders, Barrows, Tools, Fixtures, Baskets, Van Sheets, &c.47146
£277306
There was also in Stock:—£s.d.
Fodder371311
Unused Tools121910
£50139