CHARGES UNDER THE HEAD OF “GENERAL WORKS.”
_March_ 25_th_, 1860, _to March_ 25_th_, 1861.
_Page_ _Ledger_ £ _s._ _d._
To Balance 214 19 0½
217. To Sundries as per Journal, viz.:—
Paving, viz., Roads.—Materials & Contract
Works 2516 11 8
Labour 326 1 9
Sundries 72 0 2
2914 13 7
Footways.—Materials & Contract
Works 549 6 11
Labour 124 16 0
Sundries 8 15 4
682 18 3
Cartage of Materials 295 16 0
3893 7 10
Lighting. Gas Consumed 3765 8 8
New Lights 17 7 11
Repairs 51 7 7
Law, &c., Charges 296 16 4
Gas Enquiry 150 0 0
4281 0 6
Watering. Contracts 863 12 10
Labour 0 0 0
Sundries 151 2 9
Law Charges 111 5 0
1126 0 7
Cleansing. Contracts 556 3 5
Labour 568 12 4
Sundries 20 16 9
1145 12 6
Improving 58 12 2
Removing Nuisance 311 2 0
Rents 89 11 4
Sanitary Works 1 6 8
Sundries 137 16 2
Interest 537 13 2
Establishment for Share of Charges under that head 1242 13 11
13039 15 10
REVENUE UNDER THE HEAD OF “GENERAL WORKS.”
_March_ 25_th_, 1860, _to March_ 25_th_, 1861.
_Page_ _Ledger_ £ _s._ _d._
217. By Precept dated 17th March, 1857 surplus 5 18 10
30th March, 1858 do. 53 14 11
15th March, 1859 do. 267 3 3
13th Septem. 1859 do. 50 12 11
28th Septem. 1858 do. 164 12 6
18th Decem., 1857 do. 15 18 8
13th March, 1860
due June 24th 2400 0 0
September 29th 2400 0 0
4800 0 0
23rd October, 1860
due December 24th 2800 0 0
March 24th, 1861 2800 0 0
5600 0 0
10958 1 1
By Incidental Sources
Works executed for Public Companies and others 851 5 0
Lighting 830 3 10
Watering (Fines) 11 0 0
Cleansing (do.) 29 10 0
Removing Nuisances (do.) 6 0 0
Rents 58 0 0
Sanitary Works 1 17 6
Sales 3 8 6
Incidentals 10 13 1
1801 17 11
By Balance 279 16 10
£13039 15 10
APPENDIX No. 8.
SURVEYOR’S RETURN OF GENERAL WORKS.
MATERIALS. 2461 tons of broken granite used in repairing roads.
918 yards of flints ditto
444 ,, of gravel raised and used from Green’s Row.
270 ,, ,, used at Kensal New Town.
119 ,, ,, used at Kilburn Lane.
244 ,, of hogging raised and used from Poole’s Lane.
PAVING.—The north footway of Green’s Row widened, the curb fixed in a
straight line, and the channels on both sides of road paved. A new
crossing laid down in Church Street, opposite Paultons Street. A gravel
footway formed in Ann’s Place, Millman’s Row, and edged with curb. A new
crossing laid down at the east end of Turk’s Row, and one across Walton
Street, opposite Stanley Street. The north footway of Little Cheyne Row
paved to the extent of the premises at the north-east corner. The
footway and channel opposite Oakley Terrace, Upper Cheyne Row, taken up
and re-laid. The footways of George Street widened, paved, and regulated
throughout, and the channels also, with new crossings where necessary.
The crossing in Sloane Square (eastward of late the site of the
Indicator) re-laid and increased in width. The paving of footway in
Manor Gardens taken up and re-laid. New crossings laid down at the north
end of Halsey and Moore Streets. The footway on the south side of Walton
Street, by the entrance of St. Saviour’s Church, paved, and a crossing
laid down in the roadway opposite such entrance. Some of the crossings
in Sloane Street, and also those in Cadogan Place, re-laid, and increased
in width. The north footway of the Queen’s Road West, from opposite
Calthorpe Place to Paradise Street, taken up, the paving re-faced and
re-laid. The paving of footway in Calthorpe Place taken up and re-laid.
The paved footway of Exeter Buildings taken up and re-laid. The west
footway of Millman’s Row completed and edged with curb, and the channel
paved.
LIGHTING.—Three additional lights.
WATERING.—No alteration from system adopted last year.
CLEANSING.—No alteration from system adopted last year, except at Kensal
New Town, this description of work being now done by contract.
IMPROVING.—The Roadway of Green’s Row raised throughout, and the south
end of Hemus Terrace also raised to meet the required level of Green’s
Row.
SANITARY WORKS.—At No. 12, Lower North Street, the interior of the house
cleansed and whitewashed, including walls, floors, partitions, and
ceilings, and a water supply laid on to the closet from the water butt on
the premises of No. 11.
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