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Hammersmith 1903
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Borough of Hammersmith for the year 1903
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SOUTH DISTRICT. Ward No. 1.
| ADDRESS. | NAME. |
|---|---|
| 65, Bridge Road | W. Bass |
| 88, Queen street | H. Young |
| + Eyot Gardens | J. R. Chibnall, Limited |
| 2 & 4, Queen's Road | Mrs. Gottig |
| 93, Black Lion Lane | A. Gurney |
| *182, Great Church Lane | G. Acres |
| 16, Black Lion Lane | A. Mulford |
| 213, Hammersmith Road | 0. Shornsheim |
| 163, King Street | Not in use |
| † Great Church Lane | Fullers, Limited |
| 7, St. Peter's Road | Mrs. Howlett |
* Underground Bakehouses,
† FactoryBakehouses.
UNDERGROUND BAKEHOUSES.
Your Public Health Committee had under consideration
the question as to the alterations and
amendments that should be required before certificates
of fitness were granted for the existing underground
bakehouses.
Acting upon the instruction of the Public Health
Committee, I presented the following report on the
subject.
Special Report of the Medical Officer of Health in reference
to the Underground Bakehouses in the Borough of
Hammersmith.
To the Public Health Committee..
Gentlemen,
I beg to report to you that, in accordance with your instructions,
I have visited and inspected the whole of the underground
bakehouses, known at present to be in use in the
Borough.