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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

Willesden 1917

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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APPENDIX I.

Table: GRANTS IN AID.1.—Maternity and Child Welfare (Local Government Board).Summary of expenditure incurred during the 12 monthsended 31st March.

GRANTS IN AID.

1.—Maternity and Child Welfare (Local Government Board).

Summary of expenditure incurred during the 12 months

ended 31st March.

1. Inspectors of Mid-wives and Health Visitors—1916.1917.
£s.d.£s.d£s.d.
(a). Salaries including War Pay16781044783
(b). Allowances for UniformsIncluded with Salaries19139
(c). Travelling Expenses (Assistant Medical Officers & Health Visitors)812619127½
486147½
2. Centres—
(a). Salaries of Medical Officer (Including War Pay558241041
(b). Rent, Rates and Taxes91506456
(c). Furniture&Equip-ment, 9 Willesden Lane01531551311
(d). Heating, Lighting, and Cleaning11202522
(e). Drugs and other Medical requisites57417311
(f) Alteration & adaptation of 9 Willesden Lone as Maternity & Child Welfare Centre21568
887163
Carried forward£248191£13741010½