ist May, 1934. ol. 1—No HARROW URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL

INUTES of the Monthly Meeting of the Council held in e Council Chamber, Council Offices, Wealdstone, on nesday, the 1st day of May, 1934.

PRESENT: Councillor Mr. T. Charles, J.P. (Chairman). ,, Mr. G. F. Telfer (Vice-Chairman). juncillor Mrs. M. E. Webb. Councillor Mr. T. A. Ellement. Mr. W. T. Adams. Mr. D. C. Ellis. Mr. G. W. Alien. Dr. R. Forbes, J.P. ,, Mr. A. C. Andrews. Mr. J. Greer. ,, Mr. C. E. Brady. Mr. A. Hannibal. ,, Mr. C. Brown. Mr. A. J. Lambert. ,, Mr. A. Buttle. Mr. L. C. Mennell. ,, Mr. C. F- Champion. Mr. J. E. Ousey. Mr. F. A. Coles. Mr. D. J. Pratt. Mr. F. P. Cope. Mr. S. J. Rust. ,, Mr. H. Cornish. Mr. J. V. Smith. Mr. R. W. Cowan. Mr. E. G. Swann. Mr. H. H. Crabb. Mr. H. Walker. Mr. E. L. Cridford. Mr. W. Weston. ,, Dr. N. Crosby. Mr. J. Wibberley. Mr. H. Dawson. Mr. G. W. B. Wilkins.

(38) MixrTKs.—The Minutes of the Meetings of the Council held on gth and 2oth April, 1934, being1 printed, were taken as read and the file copies signed, Councillor Adams dissent­ ing to the final paragraph of Minute No. 21, page 13, upon the question of discount on rates.

'39) ABSENTEE.—Councillor \Yeston reported that ITS absence from the Special Meeting of the Council on 2oth April was due to illness, which confined him to bed and prevented him from comimunicating with the Clerk before the Meeting. ist May, 1934. 30

(40) REPRESENTATIVES.—Letter (dated i2th April, 1934) re­ ceived from the Harrow, Wealdstone and Harrow Weald District Nursing- Association intimating that the Council is able to nominate one representative to sit upon the Execu­ tive Committee of the Association, and the nomination of Councillor Lambert would be accepted. Proposed by Councillor Dawson, seconded by Councillor Cridford, and Resolved :

(50) " That Councillor Lambert be nominated for service upon the Executive Committee of the Harrow, Wealdstone and Harrow Weald Dis­ trict Nursing Association for the period ending 15th April, 1935." Communication (dated i5th April, 1934) received from the Wealdstone Employment Exchange, stating that the Council is required to nominate a representative to serve upon the Employers' Panel of the Harrow Court of Referees, which adjudicates on cases of disallowance arising under the Employment Insurance Act. Proposed by Councillor Lambert, seconded by Councillor Crosby and Resolved :

(51) '' That Councillor Crabb be nominated to serve upon the Harrow Court of Referees for the period ending i5th April, 1935." Writing under date i3th April, 1934, the Secretary to the Provincial Joint Industrial Council for Local Authorities Non-Trading Services (Manual Workers) referred to the Council's nomination of Councillors Adams, Buttle and Pratt to serve upon the Joint Industrial Council, and pointed out that one representative only was allowed. Councillor Adams withdrew his name, and it was Resolved :

(52) " That Councillor Buttle's nomination be confirmed." Clerk reported that whereas the Chairman and Vice- Chairman had been elected by the Council to serve upon the Executive Committee of the Middlesex Borough and District Councils' Association, he had been informed by the Clerk to the Association that the Council is entitled to have only one Representative with power to vote, ist May, 1934. 31

The Vice-Chairman withdrew his name and ex­ pressed the wish that the Chairman's nomination should stand. Agreed. ^i) URBAN DISTRICT COUNCILS' ANNUAL. CONFERI-NCK.—Pur­ suant to notice appearing on the Agenda for the Meeting, circulated to every Member on 25th April, 1934, the follow­ ing proposition made by Councillor Cowan and seconded by Councillor Forbes was considered and carried :— (53) " That the Chairman and Vice-Chairman be appointed (with the Deputy Acting Clerk) to represent the Council at the Conference of Urban District Councils of England and Wales, to be held at Whitby on 28th, 29th and 3oth June, 1934, their reasonable expenses to be a charge against the General Rate Fund of the District." 12) JOINT ADVISORY COMMITTKK'S RKIJORT.—The Chairman sub­ mitted a print of the Report of the Joint Advisory Committee appointed bv the late Harrow-on-the-Hill and Wcaldstone Urban District Councils and Hendon Rural District Council in regard to matters arising on the Middlesex Review Order, 1934, lor amalgamation of the Councils' Areas and stated that copies would be circulated to the Council. Reference was made to the great amount of work done for the new Authority by the Joint Committee, and directions were given the Clerk to send every Member of the Committee not sitting on the Council a copj of the Report with a letter expressing the Council's deep appreciation of the Committee's labours resulting in suggestions on many matters which have been found to be of real value to the Council. The Chairman referred to the compilation of the Report for printing, and the Council (recorded their thanks to Mr. R. V. Bryant for the time and trouble taken in this work. ^) HIGHWAYS COMMITTKK.—Proposed by Councillor Cowan and duly seconded :— (54) " That the Report of the Highways Com­ mittee for their Meeting on i6th April, 1934, be received." Carried. ist May, 1934.

Resolved : (55) " That any Licences which may be granted for Temporary Buildings be made subject to three months' notice for termination." (56) " That the Council do allow combined drain­ age subject to an Agreement where necessary."

(57) " That the action of the Highways Committee in approving the plans numbered as mentioned hereunder be approved and confirmed :— 1 ii 201 212 224 234 248 264 2 101 203 213 225 235 251 265 3 102 204 214 226 23(3 252 266 4 103 205 215 227 237 253 2(17 5 104 206 216 228 238 254 2(18 6 105 207 217 229 239 256 269 7 106 208 218 230 240 257 270." 8 107 209 219 231 241 258 9 108 210 221 232 243 261 10 109 211 223 233 247 262 (58) " That the action of the Highways Comonittee in disapproving the plans numbered as follow be confirmed :—

2O2 222 244 246 250 259 2(13." 22O 242 245 249 255 260

(59) " That Agreements for Combined Drainage submitted in connection with the under-men­ tioned plans be accepted by the Council :— 217 231 236 253 265 269." 227 232 238 257 266 (60) " That in the case of the following Temporary Buildings the Owners be required to give an undertaking to remove at three imonths' notice : 10 105 106 107 108 109."

(61) " That in connection with plans Xod. 215, 233> 24& and 256, Agreements be entered into with the Owners concerned for construction of the roads." ist May, 1934. 33

Having" regard to a decision of the Finance Committee (vide Recommendation No. 12 of the Report for their Meet­ ing on 26th April, 1934) to come before the Council at a later stage of the Meeting, Recommendation No. 4 of the Committee's Report was not adopted. Resolved : (62) " That the Certificates in favour of The High­ ways Construction Company for the sum of £810 be passed to the Finance Committee for settlement : — Park Lane ...... Shaftesbury Avenue ... Dudley Road ...... £100." (63) " That a communication be addressed to Middlesex County Council urging that widen­ ing works be carried out in Sheepcotc Road as soon as possible." (64) (a) " That the offer of Mr. H. J. Clare as contained in his letter of 13/4/34 to give up land in Old Church Lane (Stanmorc North Ward) required for purposes of widening in return for land to be conveyed to him by the Council, be accepted." (b) " That an Agreement in an approved form be entered into with Mr. Clare." (65) " That the Council do make application to the Justices pursuant to the provisions of Sections 84 and 85 of the Highway Act, 1835, f°r t^c stopping-up of a part of Old Church Lane in the Stanmore North Ward, disused through proposals for straightening and improving this thoroughfare. " (66) " That the Surveyor (Hendon Rural Area) be authorised to consult with the Surveyor to Wembley Urban District Council for the pur­ pose of appointing a Clerk of Works to super­ vise the construction of roads on the Stag Lane Estate, at a salary not exceeding £6 per week and as to the proportion of the remuneration to be paid by each Authority." ist May, 1934. 34

(67) " That the Chairman of the Highways Com­ mittee and the Surveyor (Hendon Rural Area) be authorised to appoint one further Clerk of Works at a salary not exceeding £6 per week."

(68) " That the Council do withhold its approval to the erection of a telegraph post to carry an overhead line of wires outside No. 165, North­ umberland Road (Pinner South Ward)." (69) " That pursuant to Section n of the Private Street Works Act, 1892, the Council do amend the Plan relating to the Provisional Apportion­ ment for Oakington Avenue (Section 2), Pinner, to show a 24ft. road in lieu of a 2oft. road, thus increasing the width of the carriage­ way by 4ft."

(70) " That the Council do purchase a 30 cwt. Tipping Lorry at a price not exceeding ^300."

Arising from Minute No. (V) of the Committee's Re­ port, instructions were given the Clerk to convey to the relatives of the late Mr. G. Smith, Road Foreman in the Wealdstone Area, the sympathy of the Council in their bereavement.

Resolved : (71) " That the Council do accept the quotation of Mr. J. Turner, of Willesden, for the supply of Pea Shingle at 6/10 per c. yd. for the three months ending 3Oth June, 1934." (72) " That a communication be addressed to the Ministry of Transport drawing attention to the congested state of traffic at The Bridge, Weald- stone, which causes danger to pedestrians and vehicles, calling for iimmediate attention."

(73) " That pursuant to the provisions of Section 19 of the Private Street Works Act, 1892, notices be published declaring MEADOW ROAD, Pinner North Ward, to be a highway repairable by the inhabitants at large." ist May, 1934. 35

(74) " That the Surveyor to Wealdstone Area be and is hereby instructed to cause the following streets to be scavenged :— WESTFIELD DRIVE j WESTFIELD GARDENS I- Kenton \Vard. KENTON PARK CLOSE J PINNER PARK GARDENS, Headstone Ward."

(75) " That the Clerk be directed to publish the- requisite notices under Section 18 of the Public Health Act, 1925, of the Council's intention to make an Order at their meeting- on 5th June, 1934, re-naming' as ' Holrmvood Close ' the road now known as ' Holm,\vood,' Pinner."

(76) " That the Clerk be directed to publish the requisite notices under Section 18 of the Public Health Act, 1925, of the Council's intention to make an Order at their meeting- on 5th June, 1934, re-naming as ' The Broadway ' that part of Church Road, Stanmore, extending- from its junction with Stanmore Hill to Marsh Lane."

(77) " That in accordance with Section 17 of the Public Health Act, 1925, approval be given to the following street names :— Approved Name. Position of Street. Stox Mead a close oil Stanhope Avenue, Long Elmes Estate, Harrow Weald. Hitherwell Drive Road No. 3, Southfield Park Estate, Harrow Weald."

Upon reaching Recommendation No. 19 of the Com­ mittee's Report, directing approval of an application for diversion of a footpath leading from Southview Road to Potter Street, Pinner, Councillor Weston recapitulated the course of events before amalgamation when the Pinner Parish Council had before them on more than one occasion an application for diversion of the same path, and urged that the application referred to in the Committee's Recommenda­ tion should be refused. Councillor Cope supported Coun­ cillor Weston. ist May, 1934. 36

In reply, the Chairman of the Highways Committee re­ ferred to the development occurring on the estate in ques­ tion, and pointed out that the Recommendation had been made in the light of information which showed that the foot­ path would be- fcnced-in between houses and would become a menace to the Public. Resolved : (78) (a) " That the application by the Country Gardens Estates (London), Limited, for diver­ sion of a footpath leading" from Southview Road to Potter Street, Pinner North \Yard, be ap­ proved and left in the hands of the Clerk to proceed at such time as a deposit of ^75 on account of the expenses to be incurred is paid." (b) " That the Common Seal of the Council be affixed to a Request for View by two of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace."

(f) " That Mr. T. V. Howells, Solicitor, be employed to deal with the application as and when the papers are lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for enrolment at Quarter Sessions." The constitution of the Plans Sub-Committee dealt with by the Committee in Minute No. (XI) of their Report was questioned and deferred for consideration by the Council " in Committee " at the end of the Meeting. Resolved :

(79) " That pursuant to Section 56 of the Local Government Act, 1894, power be delegated to

the Plans Sub-Committee of the Highwayso Committee, enabling it to :— (a) exercise and carry out without confirma­ tion the powers and duties of the Coun­ cil relating to plans for new buildings in pursuance of the Public Health Acts and bvclaws made thereunder. (/;) deal with the issue of Licences for Temporary Buildings. (c) consider plans relating to New Streets." ist May, 1934. 37

(80) " That the Council do accept the offer made by Messrs. Kenneth Brown Baker Baker on behalf of Mr. \V. E. Jones to pay the sum of ^200 in respect of vacant land adjoining 34, Northwick Park Road, being- the subject of Ap­ portionment No. 13 for Bonnersfield Lane, pay­ ment to be spread over a period of three years, Mr. Jones to bear the Council's Solicitor's costs."

(81) " That pursuant to Section 43 of the Public Health Acts Amendment Act, 1890, it be an in­ struction to the Surveyor to the Hendon Rural Area to plant trees along Oakfield Avenue and Beaufort Avenue, Harrow Weald."

(82) " That the sum of £2 2s. be subscribed to­ wards the expenses of the National Safety First Association."

(83) " That the Council do support the resolution passed by Wembley Urban District Council re­ questing the Minister of Transport to call a. conference of all Highway Authorities in the Metropolitan Police Area to ensure co-ordinate action being taken to give effect to the pro­ visions of the Road and Rail Traffic Act, 1933."

(84) " That the District Council do agree to Mid­ dlesex County Council taking over, pursuant to Section 34 of the Local Government Act, 1929, that portion of Honeypot Lane formerly within the Rural District of Hendon."

Referring to representations made by the Kenton and Northwick Park Ratepayers' Association for retention of the trees at Honeypot Lane, Councillor Brown enquired whether any decision had been reached in regard to replace­ ment of the trees required to be removed for the road widening.

Although no information could be given, Coun­ cillor Brown was assured that the matter would be borne in mind. ist May, 1934. - 38

Resolved : (85) " That the attention of the Ministry of Trans­ port be directed to a dangerous bend in the road by a railway bridge at Headstone Lane Station, requiring rectification."

(44) VALUATION ANO RATING COMMITTEE.—Proposed by Coun­ cillor Lambert and duly seconded :— (86) " That the Report of the Valuation and Rating Committee for their Meeting on i6th April, 1934, be received, with the following amend­ ments :— (a) the date of Meeting to be quoted as 'i6th' in place of ' i7th ' April; (b) the expression ' Rating Authority ' to be substituted for ' Assessment Committee ' in the seventh line of Minute No. (XV)." Carried. Resolved : (87) " That at the appropriate time the Council do notify its objection to the item of expenditure (;£i2o) incurred by the Central Middlesex Assessment Committee, being remuneration to Officials of the Wembley Urban District Coun­ cil for revision of the Draft Valuation List pre­ pared by that Authority." Arising in regard to Minute No. (VII) of the Report, in which the Committee dealt with the question of discount for prompt payment of rates, Councillor Adams enquired on whose authority the matter had been placed on the Agenda for the Meeting. In reply the Acting Clerk stated that in preparing agendas for meetings he endeavoured to bring on all matters requiring imimediate consideration, and in the present case although the Middlesex Review Order, 1934, provided for the action taken by the late Harrow-on-the-Hill Urban District Coun­ cil in matters of rating to continue in force temporarily, the question of discount seemed to require early consideration bv the new Council. ist May, 1934. 39

The Vice-Chairman stated that the subject arose at the First Meeting of the Council, and reference to a verbatim report of proceedings at such Meeting confirmed that the question was then referred to the Valuation and Rating and Finance Committees. Resolved : • (88) " That discount for prompt payment of rates be not allowed in the Harrow Urban District." (89) " That where an undertaking is given by Agreement in writing with the Owner to pay the rates chargeable in respect of any heredita­ ment, the rent of which is payable or is collected at intervals shorter than quarterly, the Council do make to such Owner an allowance of seven and one-half per cent, in accordance with the provisions of Section n (2) (b) of the Rating and Valuation Act, 1925, payment to be made on or before the 3©th June or 3ist December, according to the particular rate period." (90) " That a letter of appreciation be sent to British Building Supplies, Ltd., for allowing" use of a room as a Rates Sub-office, free of charge until 3oth September, 1934." (91) " That power be given the Valuation and Rating Committee pursuant to Section i (3) of the Rating and Valuation Act, 1925, to execute and carry out without confirmation the duties of the Council under the Rating and Valuation Act, 1925, and any Acts amending the same, as well as all Statutory Rules and Orders made thereunder relating to the follow­ ing matters of urgency :— (a) the valuation of all rateable property. (b) the preparation, making, and revision of Valuation Lists, including Draft Valua­ tion Lists. (<•) appearance in the hearing of objections or appeals against valuations included in the Valuation List or Draft Valuation List. - ist May, 1934- 40

(d) the issue and collection oi" aM necessary notices particulars and returns and the certification of all necessary documents under the hand of the Valuation Officer unless in the case of any special matter they shall require any such notice, re­ turn or document to be authenticated by the signature of the Clerk of the Council. (c) any other matters wherein delay would be prejudicial to the interests of the Rating- Authority." (92) " That the Council do proceed to elect a further representative to the C'entral Middlesex Assessment Committee, in place of Councillor Brown." On the motion of Councillor Lambert, seconded by Councillor Cridford, it was Resolved :— (93) " That Councillor Buttle be appointed to serve upon the Central Middlesex Assessment Com­ mittee for the period ending i5th April, 1935, in the place of Councillor Brown." Discussion ensued upon the Committee's Recommenda­ tion No. 7, seeking an alteration in the time of their Meet­ ings, and it was Resolved :— (94) " That the Recommendation be referred back to the Committee for further consideration and report to the Council at their next Meeting." (45) J'o\v\ PLANNING COMMITTKK.—Proposed b\ Councillor Charles and duly seconded :— (95) " That the Report of the Town Planning Committee for their Meeting on i7th April, 1934, be received." Carried. Resolved : (96) " That it be an instruction to the Surveyors to prepare and submit to the Town Planning Committee for consideration, proposals for town planning the whole of that portion of the Council's area which is not yet town planned, with relative plan shewing distinctively the built-up land." ' ' ist May, 1934. 41

(97) " That the Hendon Rural Town Planning Scheme and proposals for revision be referred to the Surveyors for early consideration and re­ port to the Town Planning Committee." (98) '' That the following orders be placed and the Maps circulated to Councillors and the Officials concerned in the work of the Town Planning Committee :— Name of Firm. Particulars of Order. Messrs. Cook, Ham- Supply, mount on linen mond & Kell, Ltd. and fold to pocket size, 40 coloured repro­ ductions of the Hen­ don Rural Town Plan­ ning Map No. 4, from the stones retained (at an annual cost of £12) at the wish of the Hendon Rural Dis­ trict Council. Messrs. A. West and Mount on linen and fold Partners. to pocket size, 40 coloured (gin.) repro­ ductions of the Harrow- on-the-Hill Town Plan­ ning Scheme, 1933, Map." (99) " That the General Purposes, Establishment and Legal Committee be asked to consider the question of appointing an experienced Town Planning Officer." (TOO) (a) " That the following applications be acceded to and Permits under the Town and Country Planning (General Interim Develop­ ment) Order, 1933, granted :— Ref. No. Name of Applicant and Particulars of Development. 65 N. W. Chappell—White Gate Estate, Elms Road, Harrow Weald—con­ struction of roads and erection of houses. 67 H. F. Siebert, Ltd.—construction of road and erection of houses." ist May, 1934.

(b) " That the following application be acceded to and the necessary Variation of the Permit dated 7th September, 1933, granted :—

Ref. No. Name of Applicant and Particulars of Development. 66 Paul Harrison & Co., Ltd.—Kynaston Court Estate (West portion), Harrow Weald—construction of road and erection of houses."

(c) " That subject to the special conditions set out below, the following application be acceded to and the necessary Variation of the Permit dated 7th September, 1933, granted :— Ref. No. Name of Applicant Special Conditions and particulars of of Permit. Development. Hubworth Trust Co., (1) No building to be Ltd.—land, east of erected on land lying Moss Lane, Pinner south of the River —erection of 5 Pinn and north of blocks of 4 flats proposed road to each. counteract density consequent upon the erection of flats. (2) Superficial area of each flat to accord strictly with plan at­ tached to applica­ tion : i.e., 875 sq. ft.—Ground Floor. 790 sq. ft.—First Floor. (3) Elevations of the buildings to be to the Council's approval.''

(d) " That the Common Seal of the Coun­ cil be affixed to the afore-mentioned Permits and Variations of Permits." 1st May, 1934. 43

(101) " That in the case of each of the following applications the applicant be required at his own expense to advertise—in a form approved by the Clerk of the Council—particulars of his ap­ plication, the notice to state that any objections addressed to the Council in writing within fourteen days from the date of the advertise­ ment will be considered :—

Ref. No. Name of Applicant and Particulars of Development. 69 Stanley Hicks & Son—Manor House Estate, Church Road, Stanmore— erection of lock-up shops with flats over. 71 D. B. Taunton—' Maceley," Wax- well Lane, Pinner—conversion of house into self-contained flats."

(102) " That the applications for Permits under the Town and Country Planning (General Interim Development) Order, 1933, set out hereunder, be refused :— Ref. No. Name of Applicant and Particulars of Development. 68 Ruddock and Meighan—land, south of Kenton Lane and west of L.M.S. Railway (near Belmont Halt), Harrow Weald—erection of shops and business premises. 72 Lambert and Cooke—land, east side of Harrow View, Pinner—erection of self-contained flats."

(103) " That the proposal to erect shops at a junc­ tion of Shaftesbury Avenue and Roxeth Green Avenue to a building line of 1511. and, on flank frontages, loft., as shewn by Messrs. A. S. Franklin on plans submitted to the Town Plan­ ning Committee on i7th April, 1934, be ap­ proved. " ist May, 193-1 44

(104) " That the District Valuer be asked to negotiate informally with the under-mentioned Owners for determining the purchase price of land south of Watery Lane, Stanmore, as in­ dicated below, required for a Public Open Space, and in due course to submit to the Coun­ cil a Report covering the present market value of the sites :— Name of Owner. Approximate Area, (acres) Messrs. John Laing & Son, Ltd. 12.2 Messrs. P. H. Edwards, Ltd. ... 15.0."

(105) " That the District Valuer be asked to negotiate informally with the under-mentioned Owners for determining the purchase price of land at Uxbridge Road, Pinner Green, as in­ dicated below, required for a Public Open Space, and in due course to submit to the Coun­ cil a Report covering the present market value of the sites :— Name of Owner. Approximate Area, (acres) Mr. K. Wood (per Mr. Johnston Evans) ...... 10. Mr. J. S. Hogg ...... 7.5."

(106) " That trees Nod. 1480, 1481, 1484-1487 (in­ clusive) and 1489 be deleted from the Register of Trees prepared under the Hendon Rural Town Planning Scheme, and that fresh notices be served upon Mr. H. Bayliss Silver and Messrs. Silver Estates with respect to the re­ maining trees in their ownerships which are quoted in the Resolution of the Hendon Rural District Council dated 22110! February, 1934."

(107) (a) " That the Chairman of the Council and the Chairman of the Town Planning Committee be appointed to attend the Annual Conference of Local Authorities convened by the National Housing and Town Planning Council for 6th June, 1934, at the County Hall, "Westminster." ist May, 1934. 45

(b) " That the Council do agree to pay the requisite subscription of ^5 55. for copies of the National Housing and Town Planning Coun­ cil's Reports and Papers, etc., throughout the ensuing year." (108) " That the Council's approval under the Hen- don Rural Town Planning Proposals be given to plans Nod. 201, 225 and 241." .6) OPEN SPACES, CEMETERIES AND ALLOTMENTS COMMITTEE.— Proposed by Councillor Hannibal, and. seconded by Coun­ cillor Telfer :— (109) " That the Report of the Open Spaces, Cemeteries and Allotments Committee for their Meeting on i/th April, 1934, be received, after addition of Councillor Weston's name to the list of Members present at the Meeting-." Carried. Resolved : (no) " That a Report of the District Valuer be obtained in regard to a proposal to acquire ap­ proximately 3 acres of land adjoining White- friars School (Wealdstone North Ward), for which an application would in due course re­ quire to be made to the Ministry of Health for loan sanction." (in) " That the Council do approve the designs, particulars and inscriptions for Memorials erected or proposed to be erected on the under­ mentioned grave spaces:— Grave Space. Owner. Description. er D 6/62 Vesey, H. S. Marble Kerbs and itery. Vase. F 6/150 Httmphris, J. K. Marble Kerbs and Vase. E 6/157 Seeley, A. G. Marble Kerbs and Book. C 4/17 Pearce, L. F. Marble Kerbs, Head­ stone and Vase. dstone A 98 Goodwin, M. Marble Vase, tery. C 2127 Smith, G. L. Marble Headstone. F 4236 Andrews, E. A. Marble Headstone, Kerbs and Vase. B 569 Tillev, E. E. Additional Inscrip­ tion." ist May, 1931- 46

(112) " That the question of the adequacy or other­ wise of existing- burial grounds for the present and potential population of the district, together with the questions of standard cemetery fees and forms be referred to a Sub-Committee con­ stituted as under :— The Chairman of the Committee with Messrs. Adams, Pratt and Telfer."

(113) " That the District Valuer be asked to submit a report upon the proposal to acquire a part or the whole of West House Estate, Pinner, as a Public Open Space."

(114) (a) " That the Recreation Ground Charges put into force by the operation of Section 63 (4) of the Middlesex Review Order, 1934, be re­ pealed throughout the area lately comprised in the Wealdstone Urban and Hendon Rural Dis­ tricts, with effect as from ist April, 1934." (b) " That the scales of charges in force prior to ist April, 1934, in Recreation Grounds comprised in the Wealdstone Urban and Hen­ don Rural Districts be reinstated with effect as from that date."

(115) " That the application from the Bessborough Cricket Club for permission to connect a gas supply to their Pavilion at the Harrow Recrea­ tion Ground, be refused, on the ground of pro­ hibitive cost."

(116) " That the Council do subscribe the sum of £i is. to the Commons, Open Spaces and Foot­ paths Preservation Society for copies of literature issued by them during- the Year 1934- I935-"

(117) " That the Council accede to an application from the Harrow and Wealdstone Hospital Cup ' Pairs ' Bowling Tournament, for green fees chargeable to visiting opponents playing in this competition, to be waived." ist May, 1934.

(118) " That the application i'rom Harrow Weald Garage Club for the use of a cricket practice wicket in Harrow Weald Recreation Ground be granted, subject to the Club taking- full re­ sponsibility for any mishap which might occur through the use of rough ground, a fee of ;£i is. to be charged."

(119) " That a Certificate for the sum of ^380 in favour of Messrs. Astolat, Ltd., on account of their contract for laying-out Alexandra Park Open Space, South Harrow, be passed to the Finance Committee for settlement."

(120) " That the action of the Chairman of the Council in accepting quotations for the supply of 834 Racks and Baskets to the Harrow Swim­ ming Bath, as hereunder mentioned, be ap­ proved and confirmed : — £ s. d. Steel Equipment Co...... 91 18 4 Potter Rax Gate Co., Ltd. ... 125 2 o. "

(121) " That the Acting Clerk be instructed to execute on behalf of the Council an Agreement with the Cplne Valley Water Company for the supply of water to Harrow Swimming Bath."

(122) " That authority be and is hereby given the Acting Clerk to sign an Agreement with Messrs. C. W. Rich & Son, of Wealdstone, for the supply of cigarettes for sale at the Harrow Swimming Baths."

(123) " That a surplice be provided at both Weald- stone and Pinner Cemeteries for use by officiat­ ing clergy."

BATH COMMITTEE. — Proposed by Councillor Crabb and seconded by Councillor Alien : — (124) " That the Reports of the Bath Committee for their two Meetings on lyth and 25th April, 1934, be received and confirmed. Carried. ist May, 1934- 48

Directions given for placing on the Agenda for the next Meeting of the Bath Committee, a suggestion made by , Councillor Coles that in granting special facilities and con­ cessions to swimming clubs the Council should not grant to any club the sole use of any part of the new Swimming Bath on the afternoon and evening of '\Yednesday, early clos­ ing day for shops in the District. >) HOUSING COMMITTEE.—Proposed by Councillor Alien and duly seconded :— (125) " That the Report of the Housing Committee for their Meeting on i9th April, 1934, be re­ ceived." Carried. Resolved : (126) " That the Council confirm the action of the Rural District Council in requiring the tenant of No. 33, Canterbury Road, Pinner, to vacate these premises, they having since offered a cheaper-type house ; failing acceptance of the offer of the Council for such transfer, imme­ diate steps be taken for enforcement of the Eviction Order outstanding in respect of this Council cottage." (127) " That the Council do waive a Notice to Quit served upon Mr. Greenaway, of 24, Cross ~\Yay, Pinner, and give directions for this cottage to be kept under observation so that if, in the future, a further breach of the regula­ tions of tenancy occurs, steps may be taken to regain possession.'' (128) " That a Housing Sub-Committee constituted by Councillors Alien, Ellement, Greer and Pratt be appointed, to select tenants for Coun­ cil cottages, to deal with consents for lodgers and any applications for transfer of tenancies, such Sub-Committee to meet as occasion re­ quires, and report through the Housing Com­ mittee." (129) " That permission be granted Mrs. E. R. Bells, the tenant of No. 14, Charles Crescent, Harrow, for her Father and Mother lo reside at this Council collage." ist May, 1934- 19

(130) " That instructions be given the Surveyors of the YVealdstone and Hendpn Rural Areas to submit a report to the next meeting of the Com­ mittee as to the cost of installing Hot Water systems in those Council cottages not now pro­ vided with the service."

(131) " That instructions be given to press for im­ mediate payment of the arrears of Rent for Council cottages in all cases where such action appears to be necessary."

(49) LIGHTING AND FIRE PROTECTION COMMITTEE.—Proposed by Councillor Adams and duly seconded :— (132) " That the Report of the Lighting and Fire Protection Committee for their Meeting on igth April, 1934, be received after addition of the following Minute :— ' (XXV) NOMINEE FOR FINANCE COM­ MITTEE.— Councillor Adams was unanimously elected to serve upon the Finance Com­ mittee for the period ending i5th April, 1935'-"

Carried. Resolved : ( J 33) (a) " That reciprocal arrangements be entered into with the Hendon Borough Council as suggested in their letter of 7th March, 1934. " (b) " That the Clerk communicate with the other neighbouring authorities expressing this Council's 'desire of concluding uniform re­ ciprocal arrangements relating to the Motor Ambulance Service."

(134) " That the control of ambulances (other than those for infectious disease) be brought under the Fire Brigade Services."

(135) " That ambulance drivers be required to hold the necessary qualifications for First-Aid work." ist May, 1934. 50

(136) " That wooden extension ladders capable of extending 30 feet for attaching; to the motor tender at the Harro\v-on-the-Hill Station, be purchased at an estimated cost of £15." (137) " That the call bell communicating from Harrow-on-the-Hill Fire Station to ex-Second Officer Berry's domicile be disconnected." (138) " That the permanent staff at the Harrow-on- the Hill Fire Station be placed on the continuous duty system, with the usual leave as before, and that arrangements be made for an auxiliary fire­ man to stand-by when necessary." (139) " That Mr. T. Silk be recruited, on proba­ tion, as an auxiliary fireman, with a view to filling a vacancy in the Harrow-on-the-Hill Fire Brigade, if suitable." (140) " That the necessary repairs be carried out to the Hand Extincteurs in use by Harrow-on- the-Hill Fire Brigade." (141) " That a Hydrant plan showing the position of Hydrants in the Urban District, be prepared and copies handed to each officer in charge at the various Fire Stations." (142) " That Chief Officer R. Williamson be allowed to attend the Professional Fire Brigades' Association Annual Conference at Eastbourne on May i5th, i6th and i7th next." (143) " That Requisitions for the Harrow-on-the- Hill and Pinner Fire Brigades, also Harrow Ambulance, as set out in Reports dated i8th April, 1934, be approved and goods pro­ cured." (144) " That the Dining and Sitting Rooms at the Officer's quarters at Pinner be decorated." ( X 45) " That the Acting Clerk communicate with the Chief Officers of the Fire Brigades at Harrow-on-the-Hill, Little Stanmore, Pinner and Wealdstone, instructing them to continue to discharge their duties for the time being as heretofore, but to co-operate one with another where assistance may be required." ist May, 1934. 51

Upon reaching- Recommendation No. / of the Report reference was made to the personnel of the proposed Fire Protection Sub-Committee, and it was considered desirable that Councillor Champion, as a representative from Pinner, should be included.

Resolved : (146) " That a Fire Protection Sub-Committee be constituted by Councillors Adams, Buttle, Champion, Crabb, Ousey, and Rust, to con­ sider and report to the Lighting and Fire Pro­ tection Committee upon :—

(a) uniformity of Fire Brigade equipment throughout the Harrow Urban District; (b) their Inspection of the appliances and equipment at the Harrow-on-the-Hill, Little Stanmore, Pinner and Weald- stone Fire Stations ; (c) the provision of further Fire Hose at the Harrow-on-the-Hill Station ; (d) work of Inspection which requires to be performed by Officers of the Brigades ; (c7 ) means for overcoming the failure of volunteer firemen to answer day-time fire calls ; (/) the condition of the \Yealdstone Am­ bulance ; (g) a proposed Fire Station at Pinner, accommodation to be provided, etc." The Clerk was asked to arrange for certain information called for to be supplied to the Sub-Committee in order that they might function without delay. • Resolved : (147) " That a Sub-Com.mittee consisting of Coun­ cillors Adams, Champion, Cornish, Dawson and Smith be appointed, to report through the Lighting' and Fire Protection Committee on (o) existing Public Lighting in the Urban District; ist May, 1934.

(/?) letter (dated 6th April, 1934) from the North Metropolitan Electric Power Supply Company and agreement for the public lighting- of Little Stanmore ; (c) letters (dated gth and 28th June, 1933) from the Gas Light and Coke Company ; (d) providing lamps in private streets in proportion to the building development of the streets, and recovery oi the cost froan frontagers when the streets are made up for taking over as highways ; (c) the lighting of the Bridle Path on Occupation Lane, leading along Charl- ton Avenue to Honeypot Lane."

(148) " That authority be given for a lamp-post to be erected on the left-hand side of High Worple, between \Vorple Close and \Vorple Way ; the cost thereof to be recovered from Mr. Robinson upon his entering into an agreement to make up the road to the required standard, or from the frontager when the street is made up for the purpose of being taken over as a highway."

(149) " That upon receipt of applications to erect lamp-posts in private streets, the Surveyors be authorised to carry on as they have in the past until a definite policy is defined." In regard to Minute Xo. (XX), it was pointed out that traffic lights is a matter jor the Highways Committee to con­ sider, and directions were given for any further corres­ pondence on the subject to go before that Committee. Resolved : (150) " That the various scales of charges in force at the 3ist March, 1934, relating to the Weald- stone, Pinner and Little Stanmore Fire Brigades, be repealed, and the scale of charges relating to the Harrow-on-the-Hill Brigade be adopted and apply to the' four Brigade Units now serving the Urban District of Harrow (Ref. Clause 63 (4), Middlesex Review Order, «)34, page 27)." ist May, 1934. 53

(151) " That the Finance Committee be asked to expend not exceeding ^256 8s. yd. in discharg­ ing outstanding instalments for lamp stan­ dards erected in Eastcote Road, Woodridings and Pinner Road, Pinner." Referring to Minute No. (II) of the Committee s Re­ port, concerning motor ambulances (non-infectious), atten­ tion was drawn to a break-down of the Council's " Morris " 14 h.p. ambulance whilst answering a call to a street acci­ dent, and the Fire Protection Sub-Committee were asked to investigate the case. Councillor Weston reported that his absence from the Meeting of the Committee was due to illness, which pre­ vented him from communicating with the Clerk prior to the Meeting.

50) APPOINTMENT OF HONONARY CHIEF OFFICER OF THE FIRE BRIGADES.—Councillor Cowan referred to the Chairman's connection with the Harrow Fire Brigade over a period of forty-seven years, and proposed.:— (152) " That Councillor Charles be appointed Honorary Chief Officer of the Council's Fire Brigades." The proposition was seconded by Councillor Adams and carried unanimously. The Chairman expressed thanks to the Council for his appointment.

51) PUBLIC HEALTH COMMITTEE.—Proposed by Councillor Crabb and duly seconded :— (153) " That the Report of the Public Health Com- imittee for their Meeting on 23rd April, 1934, be received, with the following amendments :— (a) addition of Councillor Ousey's name to the list of Members present at the Meet­ ing ; (b) addition of Councillor Crosby's name to those of the Sub-Committee referred to in Recommendation No. i (a)." Carried. ist May, 1934. 54

Reference was made to the constitution of the Sub- Committee set out in Recommendation No. i (a), and it was considered desirable that Councillor Wibberley should be included. Resolved: (154) " That the following matters be referred to a Sub-Committee consisting of Councillors Webb, Crabb, Crosby, Forbes, Walker and Wibberley, for Report through the Public Health Committee ; (i) Provision of adequate Hospital accom- mnodation f^r the treatment of Infectious Disease and as to whether the Council should support or oppose a Scheme pro­ moted by the County Council under Sec­ tion 63 of the Local Government Act, 1929 ; (ii) Consideration of a Return to be fur­ nished showing the number of beds at present available, the number by which the accommodation will require to be in­ creased to reach the County Standard, present cost per bed compared with rela­ tive cost of the County Scheme ; (iii) Additions to the existing Isolation Hos­ pital at Honeypot Lane, Stanmore."

( 1 55) " That the question of appointing a whole- time Resident Medical Officer of the Isolation Hospital be deferred."

(156) " That the Council make no charge for main­ tenance of Patients in the Isolation Hospitals as from ist April, 1934, until such time as the matter has been fully reviewed and a further decision reached by the Public Health Com­ mittee."

( X 57) " That as from ist April, 1934, no charge be made for the cost of disinfection carried out in the district, the question of the charge to be made in certain cases to be considered upon the appointment of the Medical Officer of Health." ist May, 1934- 55

(158) " That instructions be given for any forms now in use at Harrow and Stanmore Isolation Hospitals to continue in use pending the ap­ pointment of the Medical Officer of Health."

(159) " That instructions be given the Sanitary In­ spectors of Harrow-on-the-Hill, Hendon Rural and Wealdstone Areas, to bring up a Report at the next Meeting in regard to the Shops Acts, with a view to obtaining uniformity in ad­ ministration throughout the district."

(160) " That the account amounting to £21 for the services of Mr. Wheeler, F.R.C.S., in perform­ ing an operation for mastoid on Christina Williamson, at the Harrow Isolation Hospital, be passed to the Finance Committee for pay­ ment."

(161) " That Dr. Mungo Park be appointed medical attendant on the three children of Mr. Clark, of in, Stanley Road, South Harrow, in accordance with the Hospital Rules in force in the Harrow-on-the-Hill Area."

(162) " That the offer of Mr. J. Alien, of 75, Rosslyn Crescent, Wealdstone, to pay ^4 to­ wards the cost of the operation performed upon his daughter whilst a patient at the Harrow Isolation Hospital, be accepted."

(163) " That the Surgeon's fee of £10 IDS. due to Mr. Norman Jory be recommended to the Finance Committee for payment."

(164) (a)" That in consequence of non-compliance with a notice served upon the owner of the pre­ mises known as 4 and 9, Waldron Road, Harrow, pursuant to Section 17 of the Hous­ ing Act, 1930, the Council do themselves pro­ ceed to carry out the works required at these premises in accordance with the provisions of Section 18 of the Act; ist May, 1934. 56

(b) " That the tender, amounting to £107, submitted by Mr. W. Boulton, of 37, Crown Street, Harrow, for execution of the necessary works at the above-named premises, be accepted; (c) " That any expenses incurred by the Council in carrying out the necessary repairs at 4 and 9, Waldron Road, Harrow, be re­ covered from the person having control of the dwelling houses, with interest ; (d) " That when recovering these expenses, the Council do not take the full amount of rent payable for the two Cottages (i.e., ^50 45. per annum), but of such rent permit the owner to receive the sum of ten shillings per week until the liability is discharged." (165) (a) " That in consequence of non-com­ pliance with a notice served upon the owner of the premises known as 8 and 9, Albert Place, Waldron Road, Harrow, pursuant to Section 17 of the Housing Act, 1930, the Council them­ selves do proceed to carry out the works re­ quired at these premises in accordance with the provisions of Section 18 of the Act; (b) " That the tender amounting to ^230, submitted by Mr. W. Boulton, of 37, Crown Street, Harrow, for execution of the necessary works at the above-named premises, be accepted ; (c) " That any expenses incurred by the Council in carrying out the necessary repairs at 8 and 9, Albert Place, Waldron Road, Harrow, with interest, be recovered from the person having control of the dwelling houses." (166) " That authority be given the Sanitary In­ spector (Harro\v-on-the-Hill area), under Sec­ tion 127 of the Housing Act, 1925, to enter upon the premises known as i and 2, Beaumont's Cottages, Lower Road, South Harrow, after giving due notice, for the purpose of survey and examination to determine whether any powers under the Housing Art, 1930, should be exercised." ist May, 1934.

(167) " That notices be served under Section 94 of the Public Health Act, 1875, on the person or persons by whose act, default or sufferance, nuisances arise at the under-mentioned pre­ mises, to abate the said nuisances :— 26, Parkfield Road, Harrow ; Bakehouse, Havelock Place, Harrow ; 108, Roxborough Road, Harrow ; 15, Roxborough Park, Harrow; 34, Middle Road, Harrow; 171, Northolt Road, Harrow; i, Angel Road, Harrow; Basement Flat, ' Derrylands,' Waldron Road, Harrow; ii, Wellington Terrace, Harrow; 20, Cornwall Road, Pinner ; 33, Avondale Road, Harrow Weald."

(168) " That notices under Section 36 of the Public Health Act, 1875, be served on the owners of the following properties, to provide proper sanitary dustbins at these premises :— 167, Greenford Road, Harrow; 9, Granville Parade, College Road, Harrow ; Bakehouse, Havelock Place, Harrow ; 108, Roxborough Road, Harrow."

(169) " That notices under Section 17 of the Hous­ ing Act, 1930, be served on the owners of the under-mentioned properties, requiring the execution of certain repairs at these premises, within the time specified :— 125, High Street, Little Stanmore—six weeks ; 17, Elm Terrace, Harrow Weald—twenty- eight days." (170) (a) " That pursuant to the provisions of Section 19 of the Public Health Acts Amend­ ment Act, 1890, and of Section 41 of the Public Health Act, 1875, authority be given the ist May, 1934. 58

Sanitary Inspector, in writing under the hand of the Acting Clerk to the Council, to enter the premises known as 37 to 45, Bridge 'Street, Pinner, and. 79 to 85, Warham Road, Harrow Weald, with assistants, for causing the drains to be opened and examined; if upon examina­ tion such drains shall appear to be in bad con­ dition or to require alteration or amendment, notice in writing to be given the owner or occupiers requiring them forthwith to do the necessary works."

(b) " That if the owners or occupiers of the afore-mentioned premises fail to execute the works required within the time specified, the Council do proceed to carry out the work and recover from the owners or occupiers the ex­ pense incurred as provided by the above-named Acts."

(171) " That in accordance with the provisions of Section 22 (2) of the Public Health Acts Amendment Act, 1890, the Council do serve a notice upon the owners or occupiers of the under-mentioned premises, requiring them to make such alterations and additions therein as may be required to give such sufficient, suit­ able and proper accommodation to meet the re­ quirements of the Local Authority :—

Braces, Ltd., Handel Way, Little Stan- more;

Edgware Slab Co., Handel Way, Little Stanmore."

(172) " That the application submitted by Mr. J. Staples, of 276, Northolt Road, South Harrow, for permission to establish the business of a fish fryer at Plot 20, Eastcote Lane, South Harrow, be referred to the Town Planning Committee," ist May, 1934. 59

(173) "That consideration of the application of Mr. P. Firmin for registration of premises at 43, Headstone Rbad, Harrow, under Section 6 (3) of the Milk and Dairies Order, 1926, be de­ ferred, pending- a report from the Sanitary In­ spector as to the suitability of these premises, the same to come before the Public Health Committee at their next Meeting."

(174) (a) " That the under-mentioned licences be granted subject to payment of the usual fee in each case:—

MILK (SPECIAL DESIGNATIONS) ORDER, 1923. DEALERS.

No. of Name of Licensee. Address of Premises. Designation Licence.

1 Messrs. E. Williams and Grove Farm, " Pasteurised." Sons. Stanmore.

SUPPLEMENTARY.

1 Mr. W. G. Kentish. Elm Farm Dairy, " Grade A." Shenley Eoad, Boreham Wood.

SLAUGHTER OF ANIMALS ACT, 1933.

Name and Address of Licensee. Name and Address of Employer.

Mr. J. Abrey, 54, Eastcote Lane, Master Man." South Harrow.

(b) " That the Common Seal of the Council be affixed to the foregoing Slaughterman's Licence."

(175) " That agreements for maintenance of the following patients at the Isolation Hospitals mentioned, entered into prior to ^ist March, 1934, be accepted :— ist May, 1934. 60

Weekly Agreement Patients Name. Address. Maintenance signed by Hospital. Charge.

1 Albone, George. 7, Handel Way, 12/B Father. Hendon Little Stanmore. Borough. Baker, Evelyn. 35, Buckingham 2; G Father, Harrow. Road, Little Stanmore. Bolton, John Henry. 2, Radnor Avenue, 12/6 Father. Stanmore. Pinner. Herbert, Thomas " Belito," Drum- 12/6 Father. Staumore. Harry, niond Drive, Stanmore. Xorris, Harry. 8, Cunningharn 12/6 Father. Stanmore. Park, Pinner. Place, John Alfred. " Hillview," 12/6 Father. Stanmore. College Avenue, Harrow Weald. Scott, Alma. 93, Whitchurch 12/6 Mother. Stanmore. Lane, Little Stanmore. Scott, Elizabeth >).3, Whitchurch 12/6 Father. Stanmore. Olive. Lane, Little Stanmore. Simmons, Roy Julian. '22, Chandos Crest : •V- Father. Stanmore. Little Stanmore. Wright, Eva E. 53, Cornwall Road, 12/6 Father. Stanmore." Pinner.

(176) " That no charge be made for maintenance in respect of the following cases admitted to the Isolation Hospitals prior to 3ist March,

William Cannon, 64, Hartfield Avenue, Harrow Weald. John Donaldson, 177, Canterbury Road, Pinner. Vera Clarke, 2^, Weald Lane, Harrow Weald. Frederick Ernest Eggleton, no, Sussex Road, Pinner. Charles Cyril Hendy, 57, Belsize Road, Harrow Weald. Doreen Sexton, 55, Kingshill Drive, Harrow Weald. Margery Wells, 29, Merlin Crescent, Little Stanmore. ist May, 1934. 61

David Gilbert, 58, Warden Avenue, Pinner. Marjorie Palmer, i, Newton Cottages, Rayners Lane, South Harrow. Ernest Payne, 41, Carmelite Road, Harrow Weald. Stanley Tew, 182, Camrose Avenue, Little Stanmore. Alfred Smedley, 22, Bacon Lane, Little Stan­ more."

I 1 77) (o) " That the question of periodical inspec­ tion of the Fire Appliances and Staff Drills at the Harrow and Stanmore Isolation Hospitals, be referred to the Lighting and Fire Protec­ tion Committee so that the work is undertaken as part of the duties of the Fire Brigade." (b) " That the Council forthwith discontinue employing Messrs. Merryweather & Sons for such inspections."

(178) " That the action of the Acting Clerk in arranging for the admission of the under-men­ tioned Diphtheria patients to the Willesden Isolation Hospital, at a charge of 125. per day plus the cost of any operative treatment or con­ sultation be approved and confirmed :— Kathleen Pearce, Stanmore. Stanley J. Pearce, ,, Valeric Pearce ,, Bryan Pepper, Harrow Weald. May Bush, Little Stanmore."

(179) " That the following Councillors and officials be appointed delegates to attend the Con­ ferences as set out hereunder:— Conference. Delegates. National Association for the Prevention of In­ fantile Mortality, to be held at Birmingham, 3rd to 5th July. 1934 ... Councillor Webb. ist May, 1934. 62

Congress of the Royal Councillor "Walker. Sanitary Institute, to be Sanitary Inspector held at Bristol, gth to (Harrow - on - the 14th July, 1934 ... Hill area). Sanitary Inspectors' As­ sociation, to be held at Southport, September, Sanitary Inspector 1934 ...... (Wealdstone area)." (180)" That Requisitions as appearing in the Isolation Hospital Book for the five weeks end­ ing 26th May, 1934, be granted."

(52) CLEANSING COMMITTEE.—Proposed by Councillor Ellis and duly seconded :— (181) " That the Report of the Cleansing Com­ mittee for their Meeting on 23rd April, 1934, be received after addition of Councillor Wilkins' name to the list of Members present at the Meeting." Carried. Resolved : (182) " That the Collection of Refuse for the whole of the new district be carried out by Direct Labour." (183) " That the question of Collection of Refuse from business premises upon the expiration of the extended Contract for the Rural District, be deferred, pending a report from the Sur­ veyor."

(53) MATERNITY AND CHILD WELI ARE COMMITTEE.—Proposed by Councillor Brady, and seconded by Councillor Ellis :— (184) " That the Report of the Maternity and Child Welfare Committee for their Meeting on 24th April, 1934, be received after addition of Coun­ cillor Wilkins' name to the list of Members pro- sent at the Meeting." Carried. 1st May, 1934. 63

Kt-solved : (185) " That the Sub-Committee appointed by the Public Health Committee at their meeting on the 23rd April, 1934, together with Councillor Brady, do consider and report upon the follow­ ing' suggestions of the Joint Advisory Com­ mittee, with power to co-opt members for dis­ cussion of these particular matters :— (i) The provision of Hospital accommoda­ tion for the reception and treatment of all maternity cases ; (ii) The erection of a permanent Maternity and Child Welfare Centre at South Harrow; (iii) The provision of a Maternity and Child Welfare Centre in the Stanmore North Ward; (iv) The question of retention of the Centres at Lowlands Road, Harrow, and Farr's Hall, South Harrow, until more modern accommodation can be obtained ; (v) To consider and report upon the whole question of Maternity and Child Welfare Centres throughout the district with a view to establishing an adequate service in the new Urban Area ; (vi) The question of the provision of the following staff to adequately carry out the Maternity and Child Welfare ser­ vices :— 4 Part-time Clinic Doctors. i Superintendent Health Visitor and Superintendent of Maternity and Child Welfare Centres (joint ap­ pointment) . 5 Health Visitors, to attend Clinics if required (each officer to hold the joint appointment of Infant Life Protection Officer). i Clerical Assistant." ist May, 1934. 64

(186) " That all existing temporary Maternity and Child Welfare Centres be continued for the time being."

(187) " That the present ante-natal Clinics be con­ tinued until such time as the Local Authority can supply adequate services for the whole area."

(188) " That it be a recommendation to the General Purposes, Establishment and Legal Committee that appointments of Health Visitors and Infant Life Protection Officers should be joint appointments in all cases."

(189) " That the question of a gram of ^200 for the half-year ending 3oth September, 1934, to the Council of Child Welfare, ' Tyneholme,' Headstone Drive, Wealdstone, be passed to the Finance Committee for favourable considera­ tion, and that the matter be again considered by the Maternity and Child Welfare Committee at the expiration of this period."

(190) " That the ladies at present giving voluntary assistance at the Maternity and Child Welfare Clinics be asked to continue to assist, and that Clinic Sessions be held in the afternoons (Mon­ days and Fridays included)."

In regard to Recommendation Xo. i (g) of the Com­ mittee's Report, providing for the establishment of an Ante­ natal Clinic at the Welfare Centre at The Broad\vay, Weald- stone, it was agreed that the date of the sessions should be altered to the fourth Monday in each month.

Resolved :

(191) (a) " That an Ante-natal Clinic be estab­ lished at the Maternity and Child Welfare Centre, The Broadway, Wealdstone, sessions to be held on the fourth Monday in each month, from 2.30 to 4 p.m., and that Dr. L. Parker be asked to conduct these sessions upon payment of a fee of £2 2s. per session." ist May, 1934. 65

(b) " That advertisements be published in local newspapers circulating in Harrow, Weald- stone and Stanmore, as to this additional Clinic, informing also Medical Practitioners and mid- wives, as well as Ratepayers' Associations, of the extended service." (192) " That instructions be given the Medical Officer of Health (Harrow-on-the-Hill area), to submit a report with regard to the Ante-natal services, together with details of cases where ante-natal treatment could be given at home, in regard to both insured and uninsured women." ( J 93) " That the following applications for Maternity Assistance be granted :— No. in Register. Amount of Grant. i. Midwife's fee, not exceeding £2 i2s. 6d. 4. ^3 35. per week towards Nurs­ ing Home fees during con­ finement. " (194) " That applications numbered 2, 3 and 5 in the Maternity Assistance Register be referred to Redhill Hospital, Edgware." (195) " That a subscription of £2 2s. be paid the Association of Maternity and Child Welfare Centres, for the year ending 3ist March, 1935." (196) " That Councillor Webb be nominated as a representative for election to the Executive Committee of the National Baby Wreck Coun­ cil." (197) " That the following applications for regis­ tration as Foster-mothers under the Children Act, 1908, and the Children and Young Per­ sons Acts, 1932 and 1933, be granted, and the necessary particulars entered in the official Register:— Mrs. Frame, 42, Glebe Avenue, Ken ton. Mrs. Renton, 20, Kenmore Road, Kenton. Mrs. Skinner, 63, D'arcy Gardens, Kenton. Mrs. Thornton, 145, High Street, Weald- stone. '' ist May, 1934. 66

Referring to Minute No. (VII) of the Committee's Re­ port, Councillor \Ye5b proposed the appointment of a Sub- Committee to investigate and consider applications for maternity assistance, etc., and the suggestion was referred to the Committee for consideration at their next Meeting.

(54) GENERAL PURPOSES, ESTABLISHMENT AND LEGAL COMMITTEE. -—Proposed by Councillor Forbes and duly seconded :— (198) " That the Report of the General Purposes, Establishment and Legal Committee for their Meeting on 24th April, 1934, be received, after addition of the following Minute :— ' (XIXA) ABSENTEE. — Message received from Councillor Weston regretting in­ ability to be present at the Meeting '." Carried. Resolved : (199) " That the Council make an inspection of the new district boundaries at 2.30 p.m. on the i2th May, starting from the Council Offices, Peel Road, Wealdstone, and following the route shewn on an Itinerary prepared by the Sur­ veyors, motor coaches to be hired as a means of conveyance." (200) " That in the event of the Council being un­ able to rent suitable premises, temporary build­ ings be erected." (201) " That the question of all documents, hitherto required by statute or by standing orders of Parliament to be deposited with the Parish Clerk or a Rural Parish, having been considered, subject, of course, to any provision made in the new Order relating thereto, these documents be transferred to the Council's Offices at Harrow Weald, for preservation." (202) " That it be an instruction to Mr. W. H. Oram, a transferred officer, formerly occupy­ ing the post of Clerk to Harrow Weald Parish Council, to report to the Acting Clerk of the District Council, with the various books in his keeping." ist -May, 1934. 67

(203) " That the several vicars and rectors in the new District be invited to deposit in the custody of the Council, all valuable parish documents other than those which, by law, they are definitely to retain."

(204) " That subject to any provision to the con­ trary which may be contained in the new Order, all public books, writings, papers and docu­ ments under the control of the Harrow Burial Board, be deposited at the Council Offices, Harrow-on-the-Hill, with a view to the proper preservation thereof.''

(205) " That the Acting Clerk be instructed to en­ deavour to commence setting up a Private Re­ cords Office for documents in the custody of the Council." (206) " That the arrangements at present in force for administering the Shops Acts in the Harrow-on-the-Hill and Wealdstone sections of the District be continued for the time being, and that Mr. J. E. Johnson, one of the Sanitary Inspectors, be temporarily appointed to carry out the necessary duties under the Shops Acts for the Hendon Rural portion of the District, with salary at the rate of ^25 per annum."

(207) " That the arrangements at present in force in the various parts of the District, in connec­ tion with petroleum inspection, be temporarily continued." (208) " That the Surveyor (Hendon Rural Area) be instructed to expedite preparation of a specification for the external work to be carried out at the Council Offices, Harrow Weald, so that tenders may be invited therefor as soon as possible." In reply to an enquiry from Councillor Lambert, the Chairman stated that it had been agreed with the Lessor of the Council Offices, Harrow Weald, that internal decorations should be undertaken during the Council's Vacation when a number of the Officers would be away and there would be more room in the Offices, ist May, 1934. 68

Resolved : (209) " That the Acting Clerk be instructed to communicate with the Local Registrar with a view to improving the facilities for the registra­ tion of Births, Deaths and Marriages, particu­ larly with regard to the Hendon Rural portion of the District." (210) " That advertisements be issued, inviting ap­ plications for the post of Assistant Nurse at the Isolation Hospital, Stanmore, with re­ muneration at the rate of £60 per annum, sub­ ject to the deduction of 5 per cent, for super­ annuation purposes." Upon reaching Recommendation No. 20, Councillor Ellis submitted particulars of the White Lion Hotel at Little Stanmore and of other licensed premises in the same locality, each of which held a Music Licence, and spoke strongly against the Committee's Recommendation, suggesting in­ stead that the Council should intimate to the County Council that they had no objection to a Music Licence being granted to the White Lion Hotel. The Chairman of the Committee, in reply, referred to the principle involved in a matter of the kind, and stressed the advisability of the Council's awaiting a further crystallisation of public feeling rather than of granting at the present juncture of their history a licence involving a principle on which it was known certain of the electorate held very strong views. Discussion ensued, following which the Committee's Recommendation in the following terms was put to the Meeting :— (211) " That the Middlesex County Council be in­ formed, in reply to their letter of 6th April, 1934, that the Council object to the granting of a Music Licence to the White Lion Hotel, Little Stanmore, for Sunday Entertainments." There voted in favour 21, and against n. Declared carried. It was agreed that in writing the Middlesex County Council the voting on the Committee's Recommendation should be stated. Resolved: ist May, 1934. 69

(212) " That authority be given for proceeding with the preparation of a Year Book for the use of Councillors, the skeleton proof thereof to have the approval of the Chairman of the General Purposes, Establishment and Legal Committee."

(213) (a) " That the Council Meeting arranged to be held on 7th August, 1934, be advanced to 3ist July, 1934; that no Meetings be held during August or in the first week in Septem­ ber, Committees resuming sittings at loth September, 1934, as previously fixed." (b) " That any urgent matters needing at­ tention during such vacation be referred to the Chairman for his decision, he having authority with any two other Members, to draw Orders on Bankers required for payments to be made.''

(214) " That the presentation clock in the Council Chamber at the Council Offices, Harrow Weald, having sentimental value, be returned to Mrs. G. R. Mann (widow of the late Councillor G. R. Mann)."

(215) " That advertisements be issued inviting quotations for quarterly Stocktaking and periodical surprise visits for the Highways and Hospital Stores." (216) " That Minutes and Agendas for Meetings of the Council be supplied to the recognised Ratepayers' Associations, Chambers of Com­ merce and local newspapers, and to other similar bodies by request at the discretion of the Acting Clerk, who will consult the General Purposes, Establishment and Legal Committee if in doubt." In regard to Recommendation No. 26 of the Committee's Report, Councillor Crabb moved and Councillor Cowan seconded :— " That the Recommendation be referred back." The motion was put to the Meeting and declared lost. 1st May, 1934. 70

Resolved : (217) " That no premiums shall be required from Pupils articled to Officers of the Council, and the selection of Pupils by Officers shall be sub­ ject to the Council's approval." (218) (a) " That Tenders received from time to time by the Council, be opened and listed in accordance with directions given the Acting- Clerk by the General Purposes, Establishment and Legal Committee at their Meeting on the 24th April, 1934," and (b) " That consideration of any List of Tenders so presented to the Council be taken ' In Committee '."

(219) " That all officers or servants of the Coun­ cil shall give their whole time in the service of the Council; an officer or servant shall not hold any position, or engage in any paid occupation whatever outside his appointment, except with the express consent of the Council given in writing. Any breach of this regulation shall render an employee subject to instant dis­ missal."

(220) " That the Council make a payment of ^5 per annum to E. G. Martin, of 54, Whitchurch Avenue, towards the cost of caring for and cleaning the Edgware and Little Stanmore War Memorial, such amount to be payable by monthly instalments of 8s. 4d."

(221) " That the Council attend the Morning Ser­ vice at St. Mary's Church, Harrow-on-the- Hill, on 27th May, 1934, this being the Sun­ day observed for Empire Day."

(222) " That an application received from the Northwood, Pinner and District Hospital for the free use of Pinner Parish Hall on ist May, 1934, at 8.30 p.m., be acceded to."

(223) " That the Finance, Committee be asked to award a Car Allowance of ^100 per annum to cover travelling expenses for the Medical Officer of Health about to be appointed." ist May, 1934. 71

(55) Ai'i'oix i\\IK\T OF CLERK.—Referring, to Resolution No. 2 (b) of the Council, recorded in Minute No. 33, Vol. i, No. 2, the question of the appointment of a permanent Clerk not having- been considered further by the General Purposes, Establishment and Legal Committee at their Meeting on 24th April, 1934, instructions were given for the item to appear on the Agenda for the next Meeting of the Committee.

(56) SUPERANNUATION COMMITTEE.—Proposed by Councillor Rust and seconded by Councillor Cowan :— (224) " That the Report of the Superannuation Committee for their Meeting on 26th April, 1934, be received, after addition of the follow­ ing Recommendation and consequent renumber­ ing of theRecommendation at the foot of page 2 of the Report as No. 2 :— ' (i) " That County Alderman Lt.-Col. M. F. Kittoe be a co-opted Member of the Superannuation Committee '." Carried. Resolved : (225) " That County Alderman Lt.-Col. M. F. Kittoe be a co-opted Member of the Superan­ nuation Committee." (226) " That in pursuance of Section 4 of the Local Government and Other Officers' Superannua­ tion Act, 1922, the following further appoint­ ments be and are hereby designated by the Council Established Posts for the purposes of the said Act:— Appointed day with Description. No. respect to the Officers occupying the Post. Bath Superintendent i ist May, 1934. Bath Attendant i ist May, 1934."

(57) FINANCE COMMITTEE.—Proposed by Councillor Telfer and seconded by Councillor Rust:— (227) " That the Report of the Finance Committee for their Meeting on 26th April, 1934, be received." Carried. ist May, 1934.

Resolved: (228) (u) " That outstanding principal on Loans with Barclays Bank, Ltd. (Edgware Branch) amounting in the aggregate to ^"16,432 45. 4d. be repaid at the earliest possible date;, (&) " THat steps be taken by the Acting Clerk to obtain the money needed for repay­ ment in the open market;

(229) " That the Council do apply for transfer of the Mortgages relating to outstanding Loans for ^34,456 155. iid. with Westminster Bank, Ltd., from the Harrow-on-the-Hill branch to the branch of the bank situate at 315, Station . Road, Harrow."

(230) " That it be an instruction to the Acting Clerk to negotiate Loans in the open market for financing repayment of the outstanding prin­ cipal due to Trustees Savings Banks under the notice given by Hendon Rural District Council, expiring at 2ist September, 1934, by arranging the best terms possible, an .1 reporting to the Chairman of the Finance Committee."

(231) " That accounts outstanding against the undermentioned Debtors be and are hereby written off : — Bill Book No. Debtor's Name. Amount, (where any) £ s. d. — Newman, H...... 130 — Calcutt, Mr...... 086 3465 Mulcahy, D ...... o 15 o 3495 West, G. F...... ! i o 3527 John, Miss M...... 050 3825 Stone, A. B...... o 18 6 3822 Parrish, E. P...... 3 16 10 — Gibbs, T...... ono — Gawlett, K...... o 17 o — Wren, H. J...... 150 3823 Butterfield, W. H. ... 3 18 7." ist May, 1934. 73

(232) (a) " That the Surveyor (Hendon Rural area) be directed to proceed with the seeding of the surface of Slanmore Marsh used by Messrs. \Yilliam Moss & Sons, Ltd., as a Shoot, at a cost not exceeding £f 55. od., such amount to be deducted from the deposit held; (b) " That the Council do repay Messrs. William Moss & Sons, Ltd., the sum of ,£.92 i5s. od., being the amount of this firm's deposit, less the estimated cost of seeding."

( 2 33) " That it be an instruction to the Acting Clerk to obtain the under-rnentional Local Taxation Licences, charging the same in his Petty Cash Disbursements Account : — (a) Tractor, Headstone Manor Recrea­ tion Ground — 125. 6d. (b) Motor Cycle and Sidecar (Road Fore­ man, Hendon Rural) — £2 i6s. od. In the case of («) for the period to 3Oth Sep­ tember, 1934, and in the case of (b) for the re­ mainder of the year."

(234) " That Messrs. Lees & Company's Bill of Costs amounting to £134 7s. ud. in connec­ tion with the Inquiry for transfer of Maternity and Child Welfare Services be passed for pay­ ment without taxation."

(235) " That the Acting Clerk (Mr. J. B. Willis) furnish a Fidelity Guarantee bond in the sum of ^5,000, the premium therefor to be payable by the Council." (236) " That in order to make the week of employ­ ment for all Servants end on a "Wednesday, the Council do hereby decide to treat as a tem­ porary increase of wages, or gratuity, the two days' extra pay which will occur in the payment of wages to roadmen and other servants in the Harrow-on-the-Hill and Wealdstone sections of the area, including any former employees of Parish Councils in the Rural area, for the week ending on i6th May, 1934 (such extra pay covering Thursday and Friday, the roth and i ith May, 1934, respectively)." 1st May, 1934. 74

(237) " That the action of the Acting Clerk in ob­ taining embossed stencil plates for writing up the wages book for the whole area on the ' Adrema ' machine be and is hereby approved and confirmed."

(238) " That authority be given for procuring the necessary embossed stencil plates for Rate Book entries in the Har,row-on-tUc-Hill and Wealdstonc sections of the Urban District so that in future the Rate Book for the whole area is written up by machine."

(239) " That notice be given the London Telephone Service to remove a telephone installed at Pinner Parish Hall, for which a quarterly rental of 355. is payable."

(240) " That systematic overtime be worked on directions to be given by the Acting Clerk of the Council, in order that the accounts of the three dissolved District Councils may be closed for the financial year ended 31 st March, 1934, and that for such approved overtime payment be made at the normal rate of remuneration, plus one quarter.

(241) " That the Council do agree for the purpose of this adjustment that the term ' Rateable Value ' in the proviso to a definition contained in Art. 2 (i) of the Local (iovernment (Adjust­ ments of Grants) Regulations, 1932, shall be taken to mean Rateable Value at the date of the Alteration of Boundaries as shown on ist April, 1934, in the Valuation Lists then in force, and that the Minister of Health be in­ formed accordingly."

(242) " That Certificates for payments due under contracts be the subject of Orders on Bankers, to be brought up at monthly meetings of the District Council." ist May, 1934. 75

(243) " That Orders on Bankers be given respecting Accounts amounting to £26,2-0 135. 2d. set out on folios 2— 17 (inclusive) of the Schedule of Accounts, to be charged against the General Account, ^,1,900 against the Consolidated Loans Cash Account; £12,361 148. 3d. on Housing (Assisted Scheme) Account, and ^,"4 3s. od. on Harvist and Lyons Estates Ac­ count."

In addition to the Committee Recommendations referred to in Minute No. (XX) of the Report, the following were accepted by the Finance Committee.

Name of Committee. No. of Recommendation. Open Spaces, Cemeteries & Allotments ... 90 General Purposes, Establishment & Legal 29 & 32

(58) NOTICE OF MOTION.—Referring to Item \o. 17 on the Agenda for the Meeting, Councillor Crosby stated that the Motion there set out was intended for the Highways Com­ mittee and not the Council. The Motion was therefore not put.

(59) DOCUMENTS FOR SEALING.— (244) Resolved : " That the Common Seal of the Council be affixed to the following documents :

(a) Combined Drainage Agreements duly executed by the under-mentioned persons :— Messrs. Paul Harrison & Co., Ltd., in respect of 18 houses, Boxtree Road, Harrow Weald (Plan No. 217). Messrs. Cutlers, Limited, in respect of 8 houses, Chestnut Drive, Pinner (Plan Xo. 227). Mr. J. Bass, in respect of 6 houses, Lyndhurst Avenue, Pinner (Plan Xo. 231). Mr. J. Buckley, in respect of 7 houses, Cranbourne Drive, Towers Estate, Pinner (Plan No. 232). Mr. E. S. Reid, in respect of 27 houses, Station Road, Pinner (Plan.No. L238). Messrs. Arthur Watson, Ltd., in respect of 8 houses, Walton Drive, Pinner (Plan No. 253). ist May, 1934. 76

Mr. H. F. Siebert, in respect of 6 houses, New Close, off Enclerlcy Road, Harrow Weald (Plan No. 257). Mr. J. Buckley, in respect of 8 houses, Cranbourne Drive, Towers Estate, Pinner (Plan No. 266). Mr. R. C. E. Gary, in respect of 16 houses, Chest­ nut Drive, Pinner (Plan No. 269).

(b) Deeds of Grant of Exclusive Right of Burial in the under-mentioned Grave Spaces at Wealdstone Ceme­ tery :— B.F/4IO3—Mrs. E. E< Dimmock. A.C/i6i3—Mr. E. S. Morris. A.C/1614—Mrs. K. Smith. B.F/4I04—Mr. C. E. Skeer. B.F/4263—Mrs. L. Waite. A.C/2299—Mrs. M. E. Sammons. B.E/3567—Mr. C. Alien. A.C/2300—Mrs. A. L. M. Hamilton. B.E/3568—Mr. L. P. Reynolds. B.£73569—Mrs. A. A. Smith. B.E/3570—Mrs. E. M. Williams. A.C/i6i2—Mr. A. Vinson. (c) Deeds of Grant of Exclusive Right of Burial in the under-mentioned Grave Spaces at the new Cemetery, Pinner Road, Pinner :— 6.4/19 —Mrs. S. Tahourdin. F.s/ii —Mr. A. W. Tearle. 6.6/151—Mr. E. Lelean. C.6/3 —Mrs. G. D. Tipping. B.6/9 —Mrs. E. E. Cocks. 0.2/29 —Ml"s. E. Potts. £.4/10 —Mr. F. W. Goodman. G.6/140—Mr. S. J. Vinecombe. D.6/59 —Mr. E. F. Sanders. F.7/3I —Mrs. A. S. Mitchell. C.6/4 —Mrs. M. F. Sanders. 0.6/51 —Mrs. L. E. Monks, F.s/9 —Miss F. M. Cooke. £.6/165—Miss L- M. L. Rose. 6.4/1 —Mr. F. J. Brickell. £.4/15 —Miss K. Dearlove. 0.1/46 —Mr. E. Holt. £.6/162—Miss E. M. Penney. E.6/i66—Mrs. R. Stimpson. E.4/U —Mr. H. Neal. ist May, 1934.

(d) Deed of Conveyance of land at Canons Park, Little Stanmore. (Council to A. G. Roby, Trustee for the Governors of the Frances Mary Buss Foundation, Xorth London Collegiate and C'amden School for Girls.)

(t1 ) Contract with Mr. A. H. James for decorations and re­ pairs to houses, Honeybun Estate, Harrow-on-the-Hill Area. (/) Life Certificate—Bernard Seally. (y) Certified Extracts from Minutes as under :— (1) Appointment of Bankers—Vol. i, No. i, Minute No. 15. (2) Bankers—Vol. i, No. 2, Minute No. 34. (3) Petty Cash Account—Vol. i, No. 2, Minute No. 35."

(oo) PROPOSED CAR PARK, STATION ROAD, HARROW.—Communi­ cation (dated igth April, 1934) received from Messrs. Pontifex, Pitt & Co. reiterating, in reply to the Council's letter of loth April, representations on behalf of their Client, the Head Mistress of St. Margaret's School, against the Council's proposals for a car park at Station Road, opposite the School.

(()[) LONDON PASSENGER TRANSPORT BOARD BILL.—Clerk re­ ported receipt of a letter (dated 28th April, 1934) from Messrs. Lees & Co., Parliamentary Agents, intimating that Clause 6 of the London Passenger Transport Board Bill—Minister of Transport may authorise additional routes—had been withdrawn, which disposed of the objections raised in the Petitions lodged by the Council's predecessors, with the ex­ ception possibly of Clause 7 (turning spaces for trolley vehicles), which may affect the District in view of the proximity of existing tramways.

Clerk stated that he had been in communication with Messrs. Lees & Co., and having regard to the fact that Clause 7 relates to County Main Roads and the Middlesex County Council are employing counsel in their opposition to the Bill on behalf of opposing Local Authorities in the County, he considered it unnecessary for the District Council to incur expense in further active opposition. ist May, 1934.

Directions given for Messrs. Lees & Co. to hold on the Council's behalf a watching Brief on the passage of the Bill through Parliament.

(62) PAYMENTS AUTHORISED.—On the motion of Councillor Teller, seconded by Councillor Forbes, it was Resolved :

(245) " That the accounts on folio No. 18 of the Schedule of Accounts, set out in the Appen­ dix hereto, be approved for payment and authority given the Acting Clerk, Mr. J. B. \Villis, for the issue of Orders on Westminster Bank, Ltd., amounting to : ^.3,290 14*. 4d. on the General Account; .£.380 os. od. on the Con­ solidated Loans Account; and ^86 os. 4d. on the Housing (Assisted Scheme) Account." UNDERTAKING OF THE COLXE VALLEY ELECTRIC SUPPLY Co., LTD.—Replying to an enquiry from Councillor \Yeston, the Vice-Chairman stated that the late Hendon Rural District Council decided to exercise their option to purchase at i5th August, 1934, the Undertaking of The Colne Valley Elec- trict Supply Co., Ltd., in Pinner, and delegated their powers in the matter to the London and Home Counties Joint Elec­ tricity Authority. At the present time it appeared to be a question of valuation, and negotiations with the Company would be watched by the Council's Representatives on the Executive Committee of the Joint Authority. It was agreed that the Reports of these Representa­ tives to the Council from time to time should be made in writing. (64) SOLICITORS' BILLS OE COSTS.—Reference was made to Solicitors' Bills of Costs submitted to the Council, and a suggestion that these in future should go before the General Purposes, Establishment and Legal Committee in the first instance for perusal with a view to taxation, was noted. (65) BUSINESS " IN COMMITTEE."—Proposed by Councillor Cowan, and seconded by Councillor Forbes:— (246) " That the Council do resolve itself ' into Committee ' to consider the constitution of the Plans Sub-Committee as quoted in Minute No. (XI) of the Highways Committee's Report for their Meeting on i6th April, 1934." Carried. ist May, 1934. 79

Eventually in open Council it was Resolved :— (247) " That Councillor \Vibbcrley be co-opted to the Plans Sub-Committee of the Highways Committee in the place of Councillor Lambert."

It was pointed out that the constitution of the Sub- Committee could be fully discussed by the General Purposes, Establishment and Legal Committee at the time of dealing with the revision of Standing Orders necessitated through the passing of the Local Government Act, 1933, which comes into force at ist June, 1934.

(66) DEPOSITED PLANS.—

(248) Resolved : " That in regard to plans deposited under the Byelaws, Notices of Approval or Dis­ approval by the Council be signed by the Sur­ veyor for that section of the District in whirh the development in question is situate."

(67) REPAIRS TO COUNCIL HOUSES, HONEYBUN ESTATE.—The question of supervision of the repairs and decorations being carried out by Contract at houses on the Honeybun Estate was raised, and the Surveyor (Harrow-on-the-Hill Area) reported that pending the appointment of a Clerk of Works, special arrangements had been made for the works to be supervised by certain of his Staff.

(68) BOUNDARIES' INSPECTION.— (249) Resolved : " That the inspection of boundaries referred to in Resolution \o. 199, passed earlier in the Meeting, be spread over two afternoons, the second date to be agreed at the inspection r>ri i-th May." 1J.

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Tisdall Tisdall

Ltd.

Ltd.

Transport Transport

Ltd.

Ltd. Ltd.

Ltd.

....

...

..." ..."

...

Co., Co.,

Ltd.

Dept. Dept.

Co.

and and

Provan, Provan,

Prepns., Prepns.,

Son

Co.

& &

& &

Ltd.

Bounty

Rubber Rubber

.

Co., Co.,

B.P., B.P.,

Co., Co.,

& &

& &

. .

...

Ltd. Ltd.

Matheson

Drewry, Drewry,

Paddington Paddington

& &

& &

Ltd. Ltd.

Motors, Motors,

Xanip.

Daniel Daniel

& &

Sabey

Bros. Bros.

Passenger Passenger

Eng. Eng.

Sons, Sons,

Saunders Saunders

Co., Co.,

Quarries, Quarries,

-,M. -,M.

Anne's Anne's

& &

British British

Davis Davis

Riches Riches

Pen-in

Gorman Gorman

Pavne Pavne

& &

Mex Mex

& &

D. D.

Engineering Engineering

Pennefather Pennefather

F. F.

Mannerings

Marylebone Marylebone

Robinson Robinson

do. do.

B. B.

Lucas, Lucas,

Langriok Langriok

J. J.

Nathan Nathan

Livy

E. E.

. .

Parkp Parkp

North North

J. J.

Middlesex Middlesex

J J

Penlep Penlep

Nuswift Nuswift

Dr. Dr.

W. W.

J. J.

London London

H. H.

P.O. P.O.

Pope Pope

Drs. Drs.

C. C.

•James •James

F. F.

Queen Queen

W. W.

Shell Shell

St. St.

Miss Miss

H. H.

Shelvokp Shelvokp

Siebe Siebe

Shaw Shaw

Sanitas Sanitas

Silvester Silvester

79

73

77

75

74

73

80

76

72

82

81

84

83

85

90

89

87

86

93

91

88

92

96

94

95

98

99

97

100

101

No. Voucher OJ

oo

OS

1934.

d.

>.

April,

Total.

£

26th

4

0 1 0 0

6

4 2 6

4

0

d.

10

10 10

11

s.

2

3

11 17

17

19 15 18

18 10 10

11

14

13 10

1

4

1

110 1

140 481 050 0 8 9 200 026 5

6 400 076 2 280 2 0 300 396

026 026

300

Item>.

£

14

11

426

Account.

of

60

do.

do.

do.

do.

do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do.

do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do..,. do. do. do.

No.

Particulars

Code

......

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Co.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

......

...

Neevo.

Co.,

Co.

Sons,

Son,

Ltd.

Motors,

Ltd.

(London),

(Builders),

&

&

Ltd.

&

&

Co.,

Thorn

Partners City

Apthorpe

Light

Andrews

Whitesidcs

Name.

Co..

Austin

Lane

Stores

Ltd.

Manufacturing

&

Ltd.

&

&

Spiers

L.

E.

Cooper,

C.

L.

White

Taylor

Dairies

&

&

Woo'ingham

C.

Wright

Ashbv

II.

Wilson-Smith

M. A.

H.

Witts

Stiles

L.

Spite

E.

E.

Wheatland

West

Strachan

S.

Adam

Aldgato

E.

Dv.

Automatic

Wallace A. Surgical Walter Dr. Wiggins Dr. Wm. Dr. R. United

Wright

Taylor Dr.

Vitmar, H.

George Taylor's

Trufood, R. E.

J.

F.

120

113 115 117 109 111 112 114 106 125 107 108

123 105 124 116 126 127 118 128 119 110 129 121 122

130 103 104

102

No.

Voucher 1934.

d.

s.

April,

Total.

£

26th

6

8 6

0

0

0 0 5

6

ft u

0

6

8

9

6

6

3

d.

10

2

9

s.

0

9 5

5

18 16

13 12

±y

13

10

17 11 10 17 18 1Q

070

1

4 1

200

026

416 026 060 026 0

0 0

966

206 206

380 0

6

068 2

Items.

£

13

17

10

28

1Q j.y

28

20

59

204

Account.

of

60

do. do.

do. do. do. do. do. do. do.

do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

No.

Particular*

Code

...

... ..

...

Ltd.

Ltd.

Co.

Ltd.

Co.,

...

...

Ltd.

Co.,

Ltd.

Ltd.

...

...

Sons,

...

...

Water

...

Ltd

...

Association

(Trustees)

Ltd.

Supplies

Seeds,

&

Carrington

Son,

Ltd.

Rubber

Ltd.

...

...

Office,

Chemist*

N.

Bluett

Valley

&

Construction

Ltd.

Darby

Jenks,

Bluett

Name.

Corcoran

Deacon

F.

Research

Garden

Tested

P.

&

S.

Beaumont

Crosby

Bovington

Fire

J.

P.

Bros.

Gate,

The

N.

Bryant

Edwards,

&

Fielding

Creighton

Bragg,

Cochrane

Deeley

London

&

Erith

Colne

R.

N.

P.

N.

R.

W.

J.

H.

Berruirdl

J.

Bowley

R.

J.

H.

E.

L.

J.

S.

Central

J.

R. Carters

Chillcotts, Cliniciil John

Dr.

W.

Brown R.

The

H.

Dr. Boots,

Dr.

Dr. County Cow J.

Daniels

Dr.

P.

P.

Dr.

Ea=t The

Dr.

E.

141 142 143

137

140

144

133 135

138 139

145 146 143

134 136

147

149 No.

131 132

150 151

155

152 153 154

156 157

158 159

160

Voucher 26th April, 1934- \ oucher Xo. Name. Particulars of Account. Items. Total. ~ "" ~~£ ~*. d. " £ .v d. 161 T. M. (;;ir do. 026 173 Harrow Electric Lierht and Power Co. do. 82 0 7 174 Harrow Observer, Ltd. do. 18 1 0 175 H. Hodger ... do. 0 7 10 176 Hodge & Parvin. Ltd. do. 4 16 5 177 .T. Hollowav .. do. 58 17 6 178 H.M. Stationery Office do. 096 179 J. How ..." ... do. 310 180 T. Vincent Howells do. 1 3 4 181 J. Humphrey do. 2 17 0 182 Hurford Bros. do. 0 17 0 183 R. J. Hurford & Son do. 0 10 10 184 W. R. Hurst do. 1 12 8 185 The International Paint Co. ... do. 4 12 0 186 •Tax Garage ... do. 0 18 0 187 T. R. Lawrie do. 0 16 9 188 Lees & Co. do. 75 1 8 189 Lpyland Paint & Varnish Co. ... do. 440 190 John Line & Sons, Ltd. .. do. 329

aa

QC

1934-

d.

s. s.

April, April,

£ £

Total.

26th 26th

0

1

6

6

0

5

2

6

4 *T

7

3

0

6

0

7

6

6

2

d. d.

11

1 1

2 2

s. s.

6 6

1 1

ft ft \J \J

17 17

16 16

16 16

13 13

10 10

15 15

17 17

10 10

13 13 10 10

12 12

13 13

17 17

12 12

1 1

0 0

026

720

1 1

0 0

038

2 2

026

9 9

4 4

0 0

Cl Cl

6 6

010

220

290

026

026

680

2 2

615

Item*.

£ £

28 28

10 10

10 10

13 13

38 38

25 25

135 135

124 124

748 748

Account.

of of

60

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do. do.

do.

do. do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

No. No.

Particular-- Particular--

Code Code

.

;

Co.

Ltd.

Ltd

Society

Co., Co.,

Supply Supply

Ltd.

.

...

...

Ltd.

(London), (London),

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Power Power

Guarantee Guarantee

Ltd. Ltd.

Council

...

...

...

...

...

...

...

Co., Co.,

Son, Son,

Ltd.

Co., Co.,

Council

Tarmacadam Tarmacadam

Ltd.

Porter Porter

& &

& &

Co. Co.

(Sandiacrc), (Sandiacrc),

Ltd. Ltd.

...

Southwell Southwell

Electric Electric

Slocock, Slocock,

Todd Todd

O'Reilly

D. D.

Rawes Rawes

County County

& &

Name.

Thorn Thorn

Journal, Journal,

Ltd.

Leasehold?, Leasehold?,

M. M.

Archer

County County

Development Development

A. A.

E. E.

R. R.

Parker

McArthur McArthur

N. N.

Low Low

Owers, Owers,

Smith Smith

K. K.

E. E.

Bros. Bros.

McFarlane McFarlane

Tipping, Tipping,

Rowell Rowell

Pollett

Met. Met.

Government Government

& &

Stores, Stores,

Destructor Destructor

F. F.

L L

J. J.

J. J.

L. L.

Silvertown Silvertown

C. C.

C. C.

E. E.

V. V.

H. H.

Porter Porter

H. H.

A. A.

E. E.

Local Local

Realty Realty

Municipal Municipal

New New

Muntona, Muntona,

Middlesex Middlesex

Dr. Dr.

A. A.

London London

Ernest Ernest

Dr. Dr.

North North

Dr. Dr.

Pitts Pitts

Dr. Dr.

David David

G. G.

S. S.

Dr. Dr.

Dr. Dr.

Walter Walter

The The

W. W.

Miss Miss

Tann Tann

Taylor Taylor

Trinidad Trinidad

Mrs. Mrs.

H. H.

Dr. Dr.

No.

191

196

195

193

192

199

197

194

198

209

202

201

200

206

205

204

203

210

207

212

211

208

214

213

216

215

220

C*L*J

r>iq

218

217 Voucher Voucher 1934-

d.

s.

April,

Total.

£

26th

0

6 0 6

0 6 9 0 0 0 5 3

d.

11

.

s

0 1

2 5

16 17 17 11 15 10 12 12 12

086

040 4 Q 0 026 106 0 020 6 010 130 076 836 026 086 4 050 086 026 086 050 900 Items. 2 2 0

£

48

13 10

55

..:

...

Account.

of

60

do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do.

do.

No.

Particulars

Code

...

...

Ltd

Office

......

Sutherland

Co.,

Ltd.

&

Watson

Hutton

...

...

Beck

Eary

Jones

Wilson-Smith

Pearson

Grant

Vergette

Kellancl

H.

Whitesides Turner Name.

Walsh

Watson

Drawing

News.

M.

Colligan

S. G.

W. E.

Spiers

J.

A. R.

S.

Venters

Ingham G.

E.

Try

White

P. Williams

Webster L.

Winfield Winfield

H.

Wright

Wynter

P.

T.

F.

H. A.

W.

H.

R.

E.

H.

S. H.

M. G. W.

Osmund A.

H.

W.

E.

N.

F.

W.

Woodman

M.

W.

Adjt

W.

Universal Wallace Dr. Dr. Dr. Rev. Dr. Dr. Dr. Wemblev Dr. W. F. Rev. Rev. Dr. George Dr. O. Rev. Dr. Rev. A. N. Rev. Rev.

Dr.

T.

No.

250 221 243 246 241 247 224 227 233 222 225 228 231 234 94Q 223 226 229 232 235 238 244 230 242 245 248 237 240 236 239 t/i

U)

oe do

d.

s.

April,

Total.

£

26th

0

8

0

0 0 9

3 0 6 6

0 6 7

3

6 6

0

0

5

d.

10 11

11

10

1

1

s.

0

0

3

6

0

16 16

18

17 15

19

17

16

18

13

10

14

15

13

13 12

1

326

9 4

3 3

0

060

600 306

0

296

0

060

0

Items.

£

27

20

56

36

10

25

25

36

21 53

32

106

200

311

Account.

of

60

do.

do. do. do.

do.

do. do.

do.

do. do.

do.

do. do.

do. do.

do.

do. do. do.

do. do.

do. do.

do. do.

do. do.

do.

No.

Particulars

Code

...

...

Ltd.

Ltd.

...

Ltd.

Ltd.

Co.,

Ltd.

Coinin.

Ltd.

Ltd.

..

...

Co.,

Revenue

Ltd.

Ltd.

&

Webb.

Ltd.

Co.,

Supply Co.

ward.

Co.

.

.

Co.,

Ltd.

Ltd.

&

Co.,

...

Association,

Hospital

Oil

Hay

Inland

James

Co.,

&

Ltd.

Ltd.

&

Water

of

Son,

&

Sons

Sons

.

Electric

(Overalls),

.Johnson

Ackroyd

E.,

&

Porter,

&

Burbidges

Name.

Hart

Ltd.

Ltd.

Clark

&

R.

R.

Marketing

Research

Cloke,

Isolation

A.

Mineograph

Burn

Bransgrove

Brummell

Borer

Valley

Boulton

Courtenav

Valley

V.

W. J.

E.

Briggs

Ashby

Barnett

T.

A.

Bignell

Conipton

Anglo-American

W.

Adrenui,

Aveling Barnet

Rev. Rev. Rev.

H. L. E.

W. Brookes,

Rov.

James

A. Burgovne.

Henory

Burt, Game's

Cement

Clarke. Clinical

J.

Oo. Colne

Colnp

Commissioner

Constable

No.

256

257 258 259

251 252 253 254 255

260

261

262 263 264

265 266 267

268 269

270

271

272 273

275

274

278

276 277

279

Voucher 1934-

d.

.-.

April,

Total.

£

26th

1 9 0 1 0 5 8 4 4 3 6 0 6 3 4

d.

11 10

10

11 10

1 1 0

.s. 3 3 2 0

11 19 14 12 17 13

11 16 16 15 17 14 17

7

900 078 4 066 326 4 077 559 126 0 4 660 250 0

913

£

Itt'llls.

11

19 12 33 87 29 45 55 14 98 48

201 864

1282

Account.

of

60

do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do.

No.

Particulars

Code

...

Ltd.

...

Ltd.

Co.,

Ltd......

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Co.

Co.,

Ltd.

Ltd.

Co.

Ltd.

Ltd.

......

Co.,

Gravel

Ltd.

Office

Laundry

&

Co.,

Co.,

&

Ltd.

Co.,

&

&

&

& Coke

&

Ltd. Ltd.

Sons, Co.

......

Ltd.

Sons,

Jefferson,

& Construction,

&

&

Xnino. Parvin,

Model

Bros.

Bakeries,

Sand &

Hutchings.

&

Observer,

Best

Gunn

Directories,

&

Keith

Dodmun

King

Kennardl

King,

Bros.,

&

Stationery

Catchpole Knight

(Patents),

Bros.,

Ellis

Press

Light

H.

E.

A.

Hvnian

Foster C.

ZCeen

\

Lawford W. J. A. Kenrick King Hodge J. Cha's. Hunt, Kelly's Kloy Hurford Hills Harrow Highways Hill

H.M. E. W. Hadden Highfield Feltham Gas Alfred Edgware

John Crow Down

309 305 296 301 297 299 304 300 302 307 298 303 294 290 293 295 308 292 306 288 289 291 285 286

281 283 287 No. 284 230 282

oiu-her

\ t/l

VO Ui

1934.

d.

s.

April,

Total.

£

26th

8

4

0

0

6 0 0 (]

0 0

?

4

5 9

7

8 9 9 0

6

8 5

6

d.

11

10

6

s.

5

*->

0

9

2

4

4

9

A

2

10

12

19

10

18

15

10 12 16

18

15

16

17

13

tcllls.

1

1

9

006

5 9

450

5

0 126 8

0

J

5

8

2

0 3

473

233

£

38

91

13

25

21

26

65

21

or\

147

186

Account.

of

60

do.

do.

do. do. do. do.

do. do. do. do.

do. do.

do. do. do.

do. do.

do.

do.

do.

do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do.

do.

No.

Particulars

Code-

..

.

...

Co.

Ltd.

Ltd.

...

Supply

Ltd.

Ltd.

...

...

...

...

Ltd.

Co.

Service,

Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Power

Jefferies,

Co.

(1928),

Co.,

Ltd.

Ltd.

...

Ltd.

..'.

...

..

&

Ely.

&

&

Sons,

Co.

J4d.

Co.,

Co.

Sons,

Ltd.

Co.

Ltd.

§.

&

&

&

Ltd.

&

...

Junr.

...

B.P.,

...

&

Cleaver,

Cjeansing

Electric

&;

Sims

Bros.

Ronier

Name.

Motors,

&

&

vis

Fencing,

Sons,

Ltd.

M.

Co.,

Perrett,

L.

Ltd.

Saunders

Parr

Saunders

Singleton

Da

Mason

Ravner

Concrete

Met.

Sears

Pratt

&

Percival,

Morris

R.

Savage,

F.

.J.

N.

W.

Pattisson

N.

B.

11.

T.

F.

A.

Mechanical Middlesex

Parke

London Mac-Fisheries E.

Middietou Mono John North W.

E.

Penfold J.

J.

H.

Ransonies, W.

Sanitas

Robinson Dr.

Sitnsec.

W.

Shaw Shell-Mex

Roneo,

B.

E.

W.

A.

No.

310 311 312 313 314

316 317

319

315

318

320

323

322 324 325 326

328

321

327 329 331

330 332 333 334

339

336 337 338

335

oucher

\

OJ

1934.

2

0

0 d.

.. ..

6 6

0 0

0 0

April, April,

Total.

£ £

10 10

15 15

10700 10700

26th 26th

7

6

6

0

6

o

6

1

0

2

3

8

0

d. d.

10

10

s. s.

7 7

1 1

4 4

5 5

2 2

3 3

8 8

9 9

16 16

18 18

10 10

io io

19 19

19 19

18 18

1 1

1 1

1 1

4 4

032

609

066

1 1

573

0 0

2 2

096

070

034

064

500

066

3 3

034

034

058

3 3

2 2

Items.

£ £

14 14

19 19

75 75

13 13

56 56

1862

Account.

of of

16

14

60

25

iiix iiix

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

No. No.

No. No.

No. No.

No. No.

Particu Particu

Code Code

Code Code

Code Code

Code Code

...

...

Ltd.

Ltd. Ltd.

...

...

...

...

...

...

...

Ltd. Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd.

Co.

.

.

Kell Kell

Co., Co.,

Ltd. Ltd.

Sons Sons

Co. Co.

Ltd. Ltd.

. .

...

& &

Co., Co.,

Co., Co.,

Sons

Co., Co.,

Frankers. Frankers.

& &

& &

& &

& &

Ltd.

Ltd.

& &

& &

& &

Co., Co.,

Board

Campaign Campaign

Stanmore Stanmore

...

...

File File

& &

Co., Co.,

Xauie.

Hiirley Hiirley

Postal Postal

Streeter Streeter

Spiers Spiers

Stanford, Stanford,

Bros.. Bros..

& &

Eleo. Eleo.

South South

Hurst

Thompson Thompson

A. A.

Week Week

Winfield Winfield

Hall Hall

Stanley Stanley

ITawos

Bannard

Brvant

n n

Woodrow Woodrow

Hiimmond Hiimmond

Willis Willis

Woodman Woodman

A. A.

R, R,

B. B.

Cornell

F. F.

versa! versa!

F. F.

J. J.

D. D.

Grieve

E. E.

Gestetner

Weeksteed Weeksteed

C. C.

Humphreys

J. J.

Wimbev Wimbev

B. B.

Postmaster, Postmaster,

Stuart Stuart

A. A.

E. E.

0. 0.

E. E.

Wallace Wallace

Stolzenborg Stolzenborg

Central Central

Samuel Samuel

Miss Miss

tlni tlni

W. W.

D. D.

Cook, Cook,

J. J.

J. J.

Health Health

C. C.

Wetter Wetter

Warden Warden

Dr. Dr.

R. R.

R. R.

Edward Edward

n. n.

R R

Henry Henry

W. W. W. W.

362

360

361

359

358

357

356

355

353

352

351

345

348

345 368

367

366

364

No.

354

350

346 369

344

343

342 365

363

347

341

340 Voucher Co

to

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1934.

5

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10

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11 19

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32

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James

J. Charles

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No.

370 373 371 374 372

377 375

378 381 380 376 379

382 384 385 388 383 386

391 390 389

387 392

393 394 395 396

397 398

399

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G. G.

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412 412

411 411

410 410

409 409

408 408

405 405

402 402

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418 418

417 417

416 416

415 415

414 414

413 413

407 407

406 406

404 404

403 403

401 401

424 424

422 422

421 421

420 420

419 419

425 425

423 423

427 427

426 426

428 428 Voucher Voucher 26th April, 1934. \ oucher No. Name. Particulars of Account. Items. Total.

£ s. d. £ s. d. 429 (J. Chappell .. ('ode No. 255 2 18 4 430 Alliance Assc. Co., Ltd. .. do. 2 14 7 5 12 11 431 T. \V. Harris ...... Code No. 261 2 10 0 432 II. K. Hetts ...... do. 2 10 0 433 E. \V. IVacock ...... do. 2 10 0 7 10 0 434 Brandt Automatic Cashier Co., Ltd. ... Code No. 274 46 0 0 435 F. D. Ogden ...... Code No. 275 150 436 Postmaster Ceneral ...... do. 20 16 8 db...... | do. 283 3 16 4 do...... ' do. 261 301 do...... do. 215 8 11 11 do...... do. 255 613 do...... do. 204 246 44 10 9 437 J. II. -Jones ...... do. 283 12 10 0 438 L. .Humphrey* ...... do. 12 10 0 439 H. S. Broadway ...... do. 12 10 0 37 10 0 440 Nat. i: I..C.O.M. Irisc. A

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1934.

2

2

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3

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13 13

10 10

12 12

10 10

10 10

17 17

April, April,

Total.

£ £

12 12

162 162

293 293

190 190

330 330

419 419

288 288

1086 1086

16670 16670

26th 26th

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1 1

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3

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12 12

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£ £

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648 648

438 438

218 218

241 241

200 200

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84 84

82

80 80

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908 908

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447 447

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445 445

446

444

448 448

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0

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£ £

86 86

£430

900 900 380 380

. .

1900 1900

1000 1000

12361 12361

£2280 £2280 £9600 £9600

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£12447 £12447

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11036 11036

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