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£6,785
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.
£2,142
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.
£1,976
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.
£2,072
Balance of £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.
£2,142
Balance of £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