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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Hammersmith 1914
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Borough of Hammersmith for the year 1914
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SUMMONSES HEARD.
| SITUATION OF PREMISES, &C. | NATURE OF OFFENCE. | RESULT OF PROCEEDINGS. |
|---|---|---|
| 18, Bassein Park Road | Failing to comply with statutory notice. | Summons withdrawn. |
| 5, Brackenbury Road | Offence under by-laws for houses let in lodgings. | Summons withdrawn. |
| Geremia Rea, 96, Princes Road, Notting Hill. | Failing to exhibit name and address on ice cream barrow | Summons withdrawn. |
| John Mills, 21, Masbro Road | Carrying on the trade of a dairyman or pur-veyor of milk without being registered. | Adjourned sine die. |
| John Mills, 21, Masbro Road | Failing to comply with regulations made by the London County Council in reference to the precautions to be taken by purveyorsof milk against infection or contamination. | Adjourned sine die. |
| Cockeran Bros., Marsh Gate Lane, Stratford | Offence against by-laws of the London County Council with reference to the removal of obnoxious matter. | 2s. costs. |
| 10, Mardale Street | Offence against by-laws of the London County Council with respect to water closets. | Fined 3s. and 2s. costs. |
PUBLIC MORTUARY.
During last year 190 bodies were removed to the
mortuary at Fulham Palace Road. There were 107
bodies brought to the mortuary by order of the
Coroner or the Police; 51 bodies were taken from
the West London Hospital, 30 bodies were received
for accommodation, and 2 bodies were received for
isolation.