Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]
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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.
£8,676
Balance of £9,240, borrowed on 6th
July, 1898, from the County Council at
3 per cent., for purchase of freehold land
for site for offices, and for providing
additional accommodation and adapting
land for stoneyard, &c. £2,250 is to be
repaid within 51 years ; £6,830 within 30
years ; and £160 within 15 years. The
first payments of principal being £282 per
annum.
£2,930
Balance of £3,005 borrowed on 20th
April, 1899, from the Public Works Loan
Commissioners at 2¾ per cent. for sewer
work at Muswell Hill. The loan will be
paid off in 20 years.
£198:9:9
Balance of £220 borrowed on 25th May,
1899, from the Public Works Loan Commissioners
at 2¾ per cent. for tar paving in
Colney Hatch Lane, Muswell Hill. The
loan will be paid off in 5 years.
£2,485
Balance of £2,677 borrowed on 13th
July, 1899, from the Public Works Loan
Commissioners at 2¾ per cent. for wood
and granite paving in St. John Street
road between Rosebery Avenue and the
south side of Pentonville road. The loan
will be paid off in 7 years.
£2,134
Borrowed on 23rd November, 1899, from
the Public Works Loan Commissioners at