Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminster, The United Parishes of St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster]
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APPENDIX No. 6A.
TABLE I—SUMMARY STATEMENT OF COLLECTION OF RATES IN THE SEVERAL WARDS,
For the Year ended 25th March, 1889.
DIVISION I.
DIVISION II.
DIVISION III.
DIV. IV.
Ward and Collector.
Amount of Rate with "Additions"
made during the year.
Amount Collected.
Irrecoverables, as set out in Table
II.
(With Compositions.)
Percentage
of Irrecoverables.
(Omitting
Compositions).
Poor.
General.
Total.
Poor.
General.
Total.
Poor.
General.
Total.
Poor.
Genl.
£
£
£
£
£
£
£
£
£
St. Margaret—
No. 1
16.850
26.868
43,718
15,883
25,218
41,101
920
1,501
2,421
5.418
5.541
Mr. A. A Id in.
No. 2
11,507
18,547
30,054
10,699
17,158
27,857
807
1,305
2,112
6.230
6.265
Mr. J. White.
No. 3
12,408
19,949
32,357
11,792
18,875
30,667
596
933
1,529
4.795
4.671
Mr. W. Briant.
St. John—
Nos. 1 & 3
8,629
15,132
23,761
8,084
13,475
21,559
500
871
1,371
4.299
4.407
Mr. T. E. K. White.
No. 2
12,103
19,388
6,903
11,167
18,070
375
629
1,004
3.266
3.395
Mr. M . E. Waterman
Government
4,942
7,858
12,800
4,881
7,499
12,380
60
302
362
1.214
3.843
Total
61,621
100,457
162,078
58,242
93,392
151,634
3,258
5,541
8,799
4.696
4.940
Average
4.203
4.687
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