s. d. Rent (two upstairs rooms; lost one child) 6 6 Burial insurance 1 0 ½ cwt. of coal 0 8½ Wood 0 2 Gas 0 6 Soap, soda, etc. 0 4 Blacking 0 1 Boracic powder 0 1 ----- 9 4½ Left for food 10s. 1½d. July 17, allowed 19s. 6d. s. d. Rent 6 6 Burial insurance 1 0 ½ cwt. of coal 0 8½ Gas 0 6 Wood 0 2 Soap, soda 0 4 ----- 9 2½ Left for food 10s. 3½d. July 24, allowed 19s. s. d. Rent 6 6 Burial insurance 1 0 ½ cwt. of coal 0 8½ Wood 0 2 Gas 0 6 Soap, soda 0 4 ----- 9 2½ Left for food 9s. 9½d. This family squeezes six children into two rooms, thereby saving from 1s. 6d. to 2s. a week, and makes no regular provision for clothing. Clothes are partly paid for by extra money earned by Mr. L. in summer, when work is good. Mr. S., scene-shifter. Wage 24s. Allows 22s. Six children alive. October 12, 1911, allowed 22s. s. d. Rent (two very bad rooms, ground-floor; lost five children) 5 0 Burial insurance 2 0 ½ cwt. of coal 0 8 Wood 0 2 Gas 0 6 Mr. T.’s bus fares 1 0 Newspaper 0 2 Soap, soda, etc. 0 5½ Boracic ointment 0 2 Gold-beater’s skin 0 1 Collar 0 3 Pair of socks 0 4½ Boy’s suit (made at home) 1 2 ------ 12 0 Left for food 10s. October 19, allowed 22s.