The Municipal And Sanitary Engineers Handbook
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In the first place, improved means of combustion and the intro- duction of gas stoves have lessened the amount of ashes, and the introduction of tinned meats and vegetables has not only lessened the amount of vegetable and organic refuse, but has added a large quantity of tin cases to the already unwieldy bulk of this material ; and these tins which are found in the refuse have so far proved of very little, if any, commercial value.
The following list of articles and materials found in ordi- na...ry house refuse may here be of interest : Ashes, cinders, unconsumed coal and wood, paper of all kinds and even books (old and new), rags and articles of clothing of every description, immense quantities of corks * Where a local authority themselves undertake or contract for the removal of house refuse, they may make byelaws imposing on the occupier of any premises duties in connection with such removal so as to facilitate the work which the local authority undertake or contract for. (53 & 54 Viet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the first place, improved means of combustion and the intro- duction of gas stoves have lessened the amount of ashes, and the introduction of tinned meats and vegetables has not only lessened the amount of vegetable and organic refuse, but has added a large quantity of tin cases to the already unwieldy bulk of this material ; and these tins which are found in the refuse have so far proved of very little, if any, commercial value.
The following list of articles and materials found in ordi- na...ry house refuse may here be of interest : Ashes, cinders, unconsumed coal and wood, paper of all kinds and even books (old and new), rags and articles of clothing of every description, immense quantities of corks * Where a local authority themselves undertake or contract for the removal of house refuse, they may make byelaws imposing on the occupier of any premises duties in connection with such removal so as to facilitate the work which the local authority undertake or contract for. (53 & 54 Viet.
What to read after The Municipal And Sanitary Engineers Handbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Percy Boulnois to read onlineMoreLess
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