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Deptford 1905

Report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1905

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Brought forward39313406
Separated Milk224
Tapioca1...1
Tartaric Acid1...1
Vinegar8...8
40515420
Adulterations= 3.57 per cent.
1904= 4.6
1903= 7.6 „
1902= 6.6 „

Particulars of Prosecutions under the Sale of Food and Drugs Acts and the Margarine Act.

Sample.Fine.Costs of SummonsesTotals.Remarks.
£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.
Butter 60S500100600
„ 44S40001704170
„ 47P500100600
„ 45S30001703170
„ 7SCase not proceeded with to keep observation.M.O.H.
„ 54P01001001100
„ 10S20001762176
,, 60SY10001001100
Milk 58S30001203120
„ 7T20001202120
„ 6030001963196
,, 26S10001201120
,, 29DNProceedings withdrawn.
„ 59TProceedings pending.
„ 35SY30001263126
Separated Milk—
57SY200100300
20S20001562156
Margarine exposed for sale unlabelledSummons not served absconded.Defendant
Selling Milk from vehicle on which vendor's name and address were not conspicuously inscribed100020120
Totals£46100£11170£5870
Total cost of purchase of samples, Agents' fees, cost of summonses, &c. Amount recovered in Fines and Costs£s.d.
61122
5870
£352

UNSOUND FOOD.
The Inspectors, acting under instructions, made frequent examinations
of articles of food submitted for sale, and special visits
were frequently made on Saturday nights and Sunday mornings to