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Collection Day Street Name & Property Nos Collection Day Street Name & Property Nos. Block Name / Other Address Details WEDNESDAY 97 SCLATER STREET THURSDAY 03/05/1900 ERIC ST COOPERS COURT MONDAY 03/05/1900 ERIC ST COOPERS COURT FRIDAY 05/02/1900 GRANBY ST 5 FLATS FRIDAY 1 & 17 CHESHIRE STREET THURSDAY 1 & 2 WEATHERLEY CLOSE COUZENS HSE / PERLEY HSE MONDAY 1 & 2 WEATHERLEY CLOSE COUZENS HSE / PERLEY HSE FRIDAY 1 AGNES ST FLATS 1-4 WEDNESDAY 1 APPROACH RD REYNOLDS HOUSE MONDAY 1 APPROACH RD REYNOLDS HOUSE FRIDAY 1 APPROACH RD REYNOLDS HOUSE THURSDAY 1 BAYTHORNE ST. WHYTLAW HOUSE SATURDAY 1 BAYTHORNE ST. WHYTLAW HOUSE MONDAY 1 BAYTHORNE ST. WHYTLAW HOUSE THURSDAY 1 BIRCHFIELD STREET PINEFIELD CLOSE MONDAY 1 CANDLE STREET (1-56) JOHNSON LOCK COURT MONDAY 1 CANDLE STREET (1-56) TRAMWAY COURT TUESDAY 1 CARDIGAN RD. ENARD HOUSE FRIDAY 1 CARDIGAN RD. ENARD HOUSE THURSDAY 1 CLEARBROOK WAY CLEARBROOK WAY MONDAY 1 CLEARBROOK WAY CLEARBROOK WAY CROMWELL LODGE 1-16 & THURSDAY 1 CLEVELAND GR. HAMILTON LODGE 1-12 TUESDAY 1 CODE ST DANIEL GILBERT HOUSE FRIDAY 1 CODE ST DANIEL GILBERT HOUSE TUESDAY 1 COLUMBIA RD CUFF POINT FRIDAY 1 COLUMBIA RD CUFF POINT TUESDAY 1 COMMERCIAL RD LIMEHOUSE BASIN EAST THURSDAY 1 CORNWOOD DRIVE CORNWOOD DRIVE MONDAY 1 CORNWOOD DRIVE CORNWOOD DRIVE WEDNESDAY 1 CYPRUS ST KINGSWOOD HOUSE 1-10 WEDNESDAY 1 DANE PLACE FLATS A-D WEDNESDAY 1 DOCKERS TANNERS RD KINGSBRIDGE COURT WEDNESDAY 1 EAST FERRY RD QUEEN OF THE ISLE APARTMENTS WEDNESDAY 1 EMMOTT CLOSE SUNDAY 1 EMMOTT CLOSE MONDAY 1 EMMOTT CLOSE FRIDAY 1 EMMOTT CLOSE THURSDAY 1 ENSIGN ST SAPPHIRE COURT 1-29 MONDAY 1 ENSIGN ST SAPPHIRE COURT 1-29 WEDNESDAY 1 FAIRCLOUGH ST BERNER TERRACE THURSDAY 1 FIELDGATE ST MOSQUE TOWER WEDNESDAY 1 FLAMBOROUGH WALK WEDNESDAY 1 FOUR SEASONS CLOSE MAPLE COURT TUESDAY 1 FURZE ST FORMER P.H. FRIDAY 1 FURZE ST FORMER P.H. THURSDAY 1 GRACE ST. CHARRIS HOUSE FRIDAY 1 GUNTHORPE ST MCAULEY HOUSE VICTORIA PARK HOUSING (12 WEDNESDAY 1 HUDDLESTON CLOSE FLATS) TUESDAY 1 HUTCHINGS ST HUTCHINGS WHARF WEDNESDAY 1 IRETON ST WILLIAM SMITH HOUSE 2-9 THURSDAY 1 LEOPOLD ST GRINDLEY HSE. MONDAY 1 LEOPOLD ST GRINDLEY HSE. Collection Day Street Name & Property Nos. Block Name / Other Address Details MONDAY 1 LODORE ST. TABBARD COURT THURSDAY 1 MIDLOTHIAN ROAD FLATS 1-5 ABOVE SHOPS TUESDAY 1 MORGAN ST ST DAVIDS MEWS WEDNESDAY 1 OCEAN ST TUESDAY 1 OLD CHURCH RD MOUNTMORE 1-94 TUESDAY 1 OLD CHURCH RD MOUNTMORE 1-94 FRIDAY 1 OLD CHURCH RD MOUNTMORE 1-94 THURSDAY 1 ORTON STREET CITY REACH MONDAY 1 ORTON STREET CITY REACH FRIDAY 1 PARLIAMENT COURT TUESDAY 1 PRESCOT ST FRIDAY 1 PRESCOT ST WEDNESDAY 1 PUNDERSON GARDENS UNIT 2A WEDNESDAY 1 RADNOR WALK THURSDAY 1 SAMPSON STREET FUSHIA CRT WEDNESDAY 1 SANDALWOOD CLOSE MONDAY 1 SANDALWOOD CLOSE FRIDAY 1 SANDALWOOD CLOSE TUESDAY 1 SCOTT ST CODRINGTON COURT FRIDAY 1 SCOTT ST CODRINGTON COURT THURSDAY 1 SOUTHERN GROVE CONISTON HOUSE MONDAY 1 SOUTHERN GROVE CONISTON HOUSE WEDNESDAY 1 SPENCER WAY SHERIDAN HEIGHTS THURSDAY 1 STAYNERS ROAD 1-31/2-16 MONDAY 1 STAYNERS ROAD 1-31/2-16 THURSDAY 1 STEPNEY CAUSEWAY OGILVIE HSE. MONDAY 1 STEPNEY CAUSEWAY OGILVIE HSE. WEDNESDAY 1 STEWART ST GALLEONS VIEW THURSDAY 1 THRAWL ST. SAXON HOUSE MONDAY 1 THRAWL ST. SAXON HOUSE THURSDAY 1 TURNERS RD FLATS 1-9 WEDNESDAY 1 TURVILLE ST FLAT B & C WEDNESDAY 1 VOSS ST ROSEMOON HOUSE MONDAY 1 WAPPING HIGH ST FLATS 1-14 TUESDAY 1 WOODSTOCK TERRACE FLATS A - F THURSDAY 1,1a BRADY STREET FLATS ABOVE SHOPS MONDAY 1,1A,1B GARRISON ROAD THURSDAY 1,3,5,7 LEFEVERE WALK FRIDAY 1,3,5,7 TALWIN STREET THURSDAY 1,55 SUMMERCOURT RD BIN IN CAR PARK OF LIGHTERMANS TUESDAY 1,6 TOTTAN TERRACE MEWS TUESDAY 1/3/5 SPRINGWOOD CLOSE OLD FORD HOUSING ASS. FRIDAY 10 AGNES ST SWAN COURT WEDNESDAY 10 BACK CHURCH LANE WEDNESDAY 10 CABLE STREET TUESDAY 10 COPENHAGEN PL. ELLAND HOUSE TUESDAY 10 CORNWOOD DRIVE EXMOUTH ST THURSDAY 10 CORNWOOD DRIVE EXMOUTH ST WEDNESDAY 10 DEANCROSS ST FLATS 1-4 WEDNESDAY 10 GARNET ST WAVAL COURT 1-11 WEDNESDAY 10 GUNTHORPE ST SUNLEY HOUSE TUESDAY 10 GUNTHORPE ST SUNLEY HOUSE THURSDAY 10 GUNTHORPE ST SUNLEY HOUSE Collection Day Street Name & Property Nos. Block Name / Other Address Details MONDAY 10 GUNTHORPE ST SUNLEY HOUSE FRIDAY 10 GUNTHORPE ST SUNLEY HOUSE THURSDAY 10 HANBURY ST TUESDAY 10 HORSEFERRY RD REGENTS GATE HOUSE WEDNESDAY 10 KING DAVID LANE JOHN BELL HOUSE WEDNESDAY 10 MASTERS STREET TUESDAY 10 NORTH TENTER ST FRIDAY 10 NORTH TENTER ST THURSDAY 10 QUAKER ST FLATS 1-11 WEDNESDAY 10 THREE COLT ST OAST COURT MONDAY 10 TURIN ST. ALLISTON HOUSE WEDNESDAY 10 WALDEN STREET 10/11/12/13/14 MILLENIUM THURSDAY DRIVE TUESDAY 100 MANCHESTER RD WEDNESDAY 100-109/20 FINNIS ST THURSDAY 100-134 GOSSET ST MONDAY 100-134 GOSSET ST THURSDAY 100-162 MALMESBURY RD MONDAY 100-162 MALMESBURY RD TUESDAY 101 ARMAGH RD BUNKERS 101-107 FRIDAY 101 ARMAGH RD BUNKERS 101-107 WEDNESDAY 101-107 DUCKETT STREET (Part of B.G.V.P. Housing) WEDNESDAY 101-107 SCLATER ST WEDNESDAY 101-123 NEWARK ST TUESDAY 101-179 FAIRFOOT RD FRIDAY 101-179 FAIRFOOT RD MONDAY 10-14 DOCK ST DOCK ST THURSDAY 10-15 ROSEBANK GARDENS TUESDAY 10-18 GARFORD ST WEDNESDAY 102 TEESDALE STREET 1 DOMESTIC PROPERTY TUESDAY 102 WHITECHAPEL ROAD FLATS 1,2,3 TUESDAY 10-20 SELSEY ST. ROBINSON HOUSE MONDAY 10-24 IDA STREET WEDNESDAY 10-24 NORWAY PLACE MONDAY 10-24 ZETLAND STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON WEDNESDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON WEDNESDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON TUESDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON TUESDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON THURSDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON THURSDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON SUNDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON SUNDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON SATURDAY STREET Collection Day Street Name & Property Nos. Block Name / Other Address Details 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON SATURDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON MONDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON MONDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON FRIDAY STREET 10-24(e) & No.25 BACON FRIDAY STREET THURSDAY 10-30 BEKESBOURNE STREET FRIDAY 103-105 GROVE RD MONDAY 104 CARR ST WATERVIEW HOUSE MONDAY 104 MILE END ROAD THURSDAY 104 PARNELL RD ERMINE HOUSE WEDNESDAY 104-106 WAPPING HIGH ST ST JOHNS WHARF THURSDAY 104-110 SHAW CRESCENT SATURDAY 104-110 SHAW CRESCENT MONDAY 104-110 SHAW CRESCENT THURSDAY 104-134 OBAN ST. THURSDAY 10-42 ACKROYD DRIVE SATURDAY 10-42 ACKROYD DRIVE MONDAY 10-42 ACKROYD DRIVE THURSDAY 105 MELLISH ST THURSDAY 105B MELLISH STREET THURSDAY 106-128 HAMLETS WAY MONDAY 106-128 HAMLETS WAY TUESDAY 10-62 VIOLET ROAD FRIDAY 10-62 VIOLET ROAD MONDAY 107-113 MILE END RD HOUSES WEDNESDAY 108 SALMON LANE TUESDAY 108-114 STEPNEY WAY BLENHEIM PLACE FRIDAY 108-114 STEPNEY WAY BLENHEIM PLACE WEDNESDAY 109-127 BACK CHURCH LN THURSDAY 109A-F PARNELL ROAD THURSDAY 11 1/2 WAPPING HIGH ST SEVILLE HSE 1-11 FRIDAY 11 BONNER ST. THE BISHOP BONNER TUESDAY 11 BRANCH RD. MEDLAND HOUSE FRIDAY 11 BRANCH RD. MEDLAND HOUSE TUESDAY 11 CANROBERT ST JOSEPH PRIESTLEY HOUSE FRIDAY 11 CANROBERT ST JOSEPH PRIESTLEY HOUSE WEDNESDAY 11 CANTON ST THE GRANGE MONDAY 11 DOCK ST WEDNESDAY 11 FOUR SEASONS CLOSE FURNIVAL COURT TUESDAY 1-10 CEPHAS ST HOUSES WEDNESDAY 1-10 CHAPMAN ST MONDAY 1-10 CHAPMAN ST FRIDAY 1-10 CHAPMAN ST WEDNESDAY 1-10 JAMES VOLLER WAY THURSDAY 1-10 LEGION TERRACE OFF PARNELL RD TUESDAY 110 MANCHESTER RD BARONS LODGE WEDNESDAY 110 McCULLAM RD HOUSE TO HOUSE TUESDAY 1-10 MEDWAY RD MEDWAY BUILDINGS Collection Day Street Name & Property Nos. Block Name / Other Address Details WEDNESDAY 1-10 PEMELL CLOSE TUESDAY 1-10 PLYMOUTH WHARF FLATS MONDAY 1-10 UAMVAR ST. FRIDAY 1-10 WATERIDGE CLOSE TUESDAY 110-144 LEVEN RD INC. No.1 DARNAWAY PLACE THURSDAY 1-107 BROOMFIELD ST MONDAY 1-107 BROOMFIELD ST TUESDAY 1-107 NAIRN STREET TUESDAY 1-107 RICARDO ST FRIDAY 1-107 RICARDO ST MONDAY 1-11 AMSTERDAM RD THURSDAY 1-11 BEKESBOURNE ST TUESDAY 1-11 BELLEVUE PL. WEDNESDAY 111 GOSSET ST COLUMBIA POINT 1-5 MONDAY 1-11 HAVANNAH ST. TUESDAY 1-11 HEREFORD ST. THURSDAY 1-11 HUNSLETT STREET FLATS MONDAY 1-11 PINEFIELD CLOSE THURSDAY 1-11 RUSSIA LANE EDINBURGH CLOSE THURSDAY 1-11 VAUGHAN WAY MONDAY 1-11 VAUGHAN WAY WEDNESDAY 1-111 BRION PL. WEDNESDAY 11-15 CARTWRIGHT ST WEDNESDAY 11-15 CHICKSAND ST HUDSON BUILDING TUESDAY 1-115 WELLINGTON ROW TUESDAY 11-16 HORSESHOE CLOSE THURSDAY 111A-F PARNELL ROAD 1-12 & 22- CANNON STREET TUESDAY RD 1-12 & 22- CANNON STREET FRIDAY RD TUESDAY 112 ANGLO RD TUESDAY 1-12 BARONESS RD. FRIDAY 1-12 BARONESS RD. WEDNESDAY 1-12 BLACKBIRD YARD WEDNESDAY 1-12 CARDALE ST. MONDAY 1-12 CHARIOT CL OLD FORD HOUSING ASS. TUESDAY 112 CHESHIRE ST REFLECTION HOUSE FRIDAY 112 CHESHIRE ST REFLECTION HOUSE TUESDAY 1-12 DORA ST FRIDAY 1-12 DORA ST FRIDAY 1-12 GASELEE ST WEDNESDAY 1-12 HUDDLESTON CLOSE THURSDAY 1-12 LARK ROW PEABODY TRUST HOUSING ASSOC TUESDAY 1-12 SIMPSONS RD. GOODHOPE HOUSE WEDNESDAY 1-12 ST STEPHENS RD. MONDAY 1-12 TAMAR CLOSE OFF LEGION TER THURSDAY 1-12 WOOLMORE STREET 1-12/11AB/12AB/85-90 ALLEN TUESDAY RD HOUSE TO HOUSE WEDNESDAY 1-12/20-32 MILE END RD TRINITY CENTRE WEDNESDAY 11-20 CHAPMAN ST MONDAY 11-20 CHAPMAN ST FRIDAY 11-20 CHAPMAN ST Collection Day Street Name & Property Nos.
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