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Deptford 1902

Report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1902

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ANNUAL REPORT OF SANITARY INSPECTORS, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st. 1902-continued.

Table No. 2—continued.Number of District.
Dung Receptacles—12345Totals.
Abolished..................
Provided1...5......6
Underground Rooms—..................
Use as dwellings abolished..................
Overcrowding-..................
Cases Abated11105219
Accumulations—..................
Removed10266428
Animals—..................
Ceased keeping as a Nuisance...22...15
Smoke Nuisances—..................
Cases Abated.........617
Observations121621110...159
Rooms occupied in such a manner as to be a nuisance..................
Unsound Food Destroyed******.........

* 2 Boxes of Haddocks.
** 2½ Barrels of Potatoes.
*** 50 pieces of Beef, 8 pieces of Mutton.
District No. 1. — Inspector Priest.
District No. 2. — Inspector SHELLEY.
District No. 3.— Inspector DANSON.
District No. 4. — Inspector SNOWDON.
District No. 5. — Inspector OWNER.
COMMON LODGING-HOUSE ACTS, 1851 AND 1853.
The Secretary of State, by a Provisional Order which came
into operation on the 1st November, 1894, transferred to the
London County Council the powers of the Commissioner of
Metropolitan Police in respect of Common Lodging-Houses.
The following is a list of the Common Lodging-Houses
registered in this district, providing accommodation for 552
persons:—