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9
PAYING WORKS.
The following Paving Works have been clone during the year ending
25th March, 1867:
Kingsland Road—from Woolpack Passage to Pearson Street, a
new Granite Channell laid down and the footway repaved with new 3-in.
York, at a cost of £288 16s. 4d; and from Canal Road to Mill Row
the footway repaved with new 3-in. York, at a cost of £16 17s. 7d.;
also opposite " Kings Head" and adjoining shops the footway repaved
with new 3-in. York, at a cost of £47 10s. 9d.
Hackney Road—from Nichols Square to Union Street, a new
Granite Channell and Curb laid down; from Nichols Square to Thomas
Street the footway repaved with new 3-in York; and from Thomas
Street to the "Old Axe" Public House the footway repaired, at a cost of
£200 5s. 4d.
Pitfield Street—from Old Street Road to Buttesland Street on
the West side, and from Old Street Road to Ashford Street on the
East side, the footway repaved with new 3-in. York, at a cost of
£367 17s. 11d.
City Road—the whole of the carriage way in this parish, paved
with new Granite Cubes, at a cost of £2460 0s. Id.
Wallbrook Place—a new Curb laid down, at a cost of £18 8s. 0d.
Catherine Street, (part of)—the footway paved with new 3-in.
York, and the carriage way with new Granite half-sovereigns, at a cost
of £121. 7s. 7d.
Brunswick Place and City Road, (Triangular space at the end
of)—paved with new 3-in. York, at a cost of £24 13s. 3d.
Pitfield Street—the Cab Rank paved with new Granite halfsovereigns,
at a cost of £60 10s. 2d.
Worship Street (East end)—the carriage way repaired with new
Granite Cubes, at a cost of £84 18s. 5d.