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Maintenance of the Roads, Streets, &c.
The extent of the Roads kept in repair by the Vestry is about
fifty miles.
Macadamized and Ballast 43 miles
Paved with Granite Cubes 7 „
the materials used in the unpaved Roads being Broken Granite,
Flints, and Ballast.
PAVING WORKS.
The following Paving Works have been done during the year ending
25th March, 1868:
Ware Street, Louisa Street, Nancy Street, and Watsons Place. —A
new Granite Channel laid down, and the footways paved with new 3-in.
York and new Granite Curb, at a cost of £612 5s. 4d.
East Street.—A' new Granite Crossing laid down at the West end of
East Street, at a cost of £21 lis. lOd.
Marlborough Road, Ipswich Road, Suffolk Road, and Norwich Road.—
A new Granite Channell and Curb laid down, at a cost of £486 2s. 4d.
William Street, Canal Road.—A new Granite Curb laid down at a
cost of £35 Os. 9d.
Holywell Row.—The footways re-paved with new 3-inch York and
new Granite Curb, at a cost of £168 10s. Id.
Kingsland Road.—The carriageway from the " Cherry Tree " to the
Boundary Stone paved with new Granite Cubes, at a cost of £12,879
8s. 4d.; from Old Street Road to the " Cherry Tree," the carriageway
re-paved with new Granite Cubes, at a cost of £1,788 10s. 8d., and
the footways re-paved (where necessary) with new 3-inch York and
now Granite Curb, at a cost of £1,124 18s. lOd.