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Material at yard (continued)—
4 cast iron side entrance covers
4 „ large gully grates
1 drain stopper
5 cast iron medium gully grates
7 „ small „
2 „ ventilating grates
17 „ „ (with catchpits)
6 „ manhole covers complete
20 cast iron flushing boxes
Patterns for castings (various)
8 6 inch stoneware block traps
12 9 „ „ „ „
2 15" x 36" „ gully pans
7 patent iron gully pans
15 15 inch stoneware junctions
8 12 „ „ „
14 9 „
4 club hammers
28 sledge hammers
37 15 inch stoneware pipes
8 12 „
46 9 „ „ „
24 6 „ „
37 4 „ „ „
9 12 to 9 reducing stoneware pipes
6 9 „ 6 „ „ „
12 6 „ 4 „ „ „
41 4 inch bends
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Material at yard (continued)—
38 6 inch bends
33 9 „ „
4 12 „
1 15 „
2 6" on 12" saddle junctions
7 9" on 12" „
1 hose reel
7 lengths hose
3 grafting tools
1800 feet scaffold poles
20 12 feet battens
40 6 „
200 „ „ odd lengths
½ fathom polling boards
100 feet 5" x 5" struts
2 tons Portland cement
1 ton blue lias lime
1000 bricks
5 cwt. carbolic powder
22 prepared coal plate stones
10 „ channel stones
80 yards rope
15 cube yards sand
25 „ „ ballast
5 „ „ shingle
15 coke sacks
4 tubs
1 Jack roll complete
GENERALLY.
In addition to the heavy current work appertaining to the Works Committee
which has so materially increased, and which necessitates mu6h care and consideration,
various undertakings by other Committees, such as new buildings for the
Scavenging wharf, the heating of the Town Hall, the acquisition of the old Fire
Brigade Station and its suggested alteration for Vestry purposes, the improvements,
drainage and new erections at the Churchyards and Open Spaces carried out for the
Housing Committee, besides matters of proposed private undertakings under the
consideration of the Parliamentary Committee, have been reported upon, plans
prepared for, and the work directed by me, without the aid of the usual outside assistance,
and this has been the means of a considerable saving in professional fees to the
Vestry.