Annual report on the vital statistics and sanitary condition of the Borough of Lewisham and report of the Public Analyst for the year 1909 page 77

Lewisham 1909

Annual report on the vital statistics and sanitary condition of the Borough of Lewisham and report of the Public Analyst for the year 1909

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Table 28.

Workshops (sec. 131) and Workplaces and Workrooms on theRegister at the end of1909.

Class of Work		Number of Rooms.	Number of Workers Allowed.			Number of Workers Found.			Part Time and Domestic. Workplaces.
	No.		Day	Artificial Light	Overtime.	Men.	Women.	Young Persons	Number.	No of Rooms.
			Day	Artificial Light	Overtime.	Men.	Women.	Young Persons	Number.	No of Rooms.
Dress	212	245	1594	1424	975	2	675	238	69	69
Millinery	47	56	320	307	185	—	139	58	48	73
Laundry	69	313	1038	984	624	33	511	4	4	4
Tailor	39	41	160	148	100	74	6	5	10	10
Boot	67	68	235	217	148	99	—	9	100	100
Joiner	19	31	532	497	376	41	—	5	8	8
Smith	27	30	346	317	243	61	—	6	3	3
Dentist	3	3	16	14	10	9	—	—	1	1
Cycles	15	20	133	116	87	25	—	4	16	16
Coachbuilder	7	16	197	186	142	27	—	3	—	—
Cabinet and Upholsterer	18	24	322	308	228	37	8	4	8	8
Blindmaker	1	1	8	8	5	2	—	—	—	—
Photographer and Picture-framer	10	18	79	73	51	18		2	14	14
Jeweller	14	15	72	63	43	21	—	6	27	27
Piano	1	1	5	5	3	1	—	—	—	—
Saddler	9	9	40	41	27	14	—	1	2	2
Mason	2	3	31	31	20	5	—	2	—	—
Lathrender	2	3	20	16	13	5	—	—	—	—
Various	15	21	189	183	119	22	9	8	11	11
Total	†577	918	5337	4938	3394	496	1343	355	‡321	346
* Note:—Not including Bakehouses (93), Restaurants (50) and Stable-yards, &c. (47). † This figure includes 42 Outworkers. ‡ Including 91 Homc-workerp.