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The Committee is desirous that the Vestry should
express its views upon these Orders in time to lodge objections
before February 1st, should it be thought desirable to object,
but a Special Meeting, to be held after one month's previous
notice, is necessary before the Vestry can give its formal consent.
Time will then be afforded for communication with the
Undertakers with a view to such concessions as the Vestry
may deem desirable being obtained from them.
SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT.
TO THE VESTRY OF ST. MARY, ISLINGTON.
Your Electric Lighting Committee has now to report as follows:—
Pursuant to your resolution of January 24th, the Committee has
caused objections to be lodged with the Board of Trade to the Provisional
Electric Lighting Orders of the Brush Electrical Engineering
Campany, Limited, and the House-to-House Electric Light Supply
Company, Limited.
On the 12th February last, General Webber, one of the Directors,
and Mr. Morse, the Solicitor, attended before your Committee on behalf
of the Brush Company, and subsequently Mr. Hall and Mr. St. John
Winkworth, the Manager and Secretary of the House-to-House Company
also had an interview with your Committee.
In oider to meet, as far as possible, the objections of the Vestry,
as specified in the Report of this Committee, dated January 13th, 1890,
these gentlemen undertook, on behalf of their respective Companies,
eithei that, an agreement should be entered into or the respective
Orders amended as follows:
(a) By providing for the deposit of a sum of £1,000 in
respect of Islington only.