(c.) Streets paved with wood;
(d.) Streets paved with asphalte.
(2.) The construction and maintenance of footwalks or footpaths, including the different materials of which these are formed.
(3.) The breaking of stone for road metal.
(4.) Steam rolling.
(5.) The necessary notices and specifications under the 150th Section of the Public Health Act 1875, for the purpose of compelling private streets to be properly sewered, levelled, paved, metalled, flagged, channelled, lighted, and made good.
(6.) The lighting, cleansing, and watering of streets.
(7.) The naming and numbering of streets.
(8.) The planting of trees along the sides of footwalks.
(9.) Obstructions caused by builders’ rubbish or by hoardings and scaffold poles; and also by dangerous or defective cellar coverings.