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Lambeth 1907

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth, Metropolitan Borough of]

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Sanitarily, these 24 Slaughter-houses are in good condition,
and the chemical test, which was applied to the drains in each
case, failed to give a single result. Inspection of the Slaughterhouses
within the Borough is now carried out by the officers
of the Borough Council, who are responsible for the due
enforcement of all Bye-laws and Regulations made in pursuance
of the Slaughter-houses, etc. (Metropolis) Act, 1874, and the Local
Government Act, 1888—an important duty, which was formerly
carried out by the officers of the London County Council. During
1907 minor sanitary defects have been found as follows:—
defective paving (2), choked gully (1) and dirty premises (4).
One slaughter-house has changed hands during 1907, viz.: —
263 Brixton Road, which is now licensed to Ernest W. Snelling vice Albert Copp.
COWHOUSES.
There were, within the Borough of Lambeth, at the end of
1906, 14 registered Cowhouses, and at the Annual Licensing of
the London County Council, held on October 21st, 1907, the
licenses were renewed.

LIST OF THE 14 COWHOUSES LICENSED IN THE BOROUGH OF LAMBETH DURING 1907.

Ward.Situation of Premises.No. of Sheds.No. of Cows kept
Marsh6, Coral Street, Lower Marsh110
Bishop'sCambria Cottage, 36, Tracey Street113
24, Distin Street29
Prince's30, Upper Kennington Lane17
Vauxhall38, Hartington Road122
9, Dawlish Street112
Brixton34, Ingleton Street15
Tulse Hill196, Norwood Road120