sewerage

The water supply is excellent, and the system of sewerage is unsurpassed anywhere.

Septic tanks take care of the sewerage better than the sewer systems in some towns.

Yes, smoke is a great abuse; but then there is something ludicrous about it, just as there is about sewerage.

The suburb of Cottonville bordered a creek, a starveling, wet-weather stream which offered the sole suggestion of sewerage.

Foremost amongst them was the first essential of any sanitary well-beingthe improvement of the sewerage and drainage of London.

The water and sewerage questions are still unsolved problems of grave importance in Jersey City.

A wonderful system of sewerage was designed--and afterward carried out faithfully.

Sewage, meaning the contents of a sewer, should not be confused with sewerage which means the system.

St. Giles reported in 1872 that its sewerage was very complete, not a single street or court being without a sewer.

All sewerage and garbage were promptly removed, and used to enrich the suburban market-gardens.