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ation, fitted the Bailey's ejector with a temporary but an efficient
iron flue, which is attached to the outer wall; it is carried up above
the roof of the premises, and has effectually removed all cause of
oomplaint.
HOUSES UNFIT FOR HABITATION—Nos. 5 to 12,
REFORM PLACE.
These houses had repeatedly been under sanitary notice, and
much effort was made by the Leaseholder from time to time to keep
the houses fit for habitation. The houses having reverted to the
freeholder some time back, and having since then been allowed to
fall into a state of dilapidation, which, added to original structural
defects, rendered them unfit for habitation. Notice was therefore
served on the owner, requiring the houses to be closed. This was
done and they are now demolished.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
ARTICLES DISINFECTED AT VESTRY'S OVEN.
Beds 569
Pillows 887
Palliasses 384
Bolsters 231
Sundries 1711
Total 3782
ARTICLES DESTROYED AND REPLACED BY THE
VESTRY.
Beds 16
Palliasses 21
Bolsters 7
Pillows 14
Sofa bed squabs 2
Total 60