London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Stepney 1923

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]

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Table H.

Number.Deficient of Fat. per cent.Deficient of Solids-not-fat. per cent.Action taken or result of Proceedings,
L 4110Fined £1 with £2 2s. costs.
G 3230Fined £3
E 662020Fined £10 with £2 2s. costs.
S 783Vendor cautioned.
T 4463Vendor cautioned.
M 274Vendor cautioned.
M 715Vendor cautioned.
C 694Vendor cautioned.
A 8614Summons withdrawn.
B 7813Vendor paid £6 6s. costs.
N 6114Dismissed. Warranty defence.
H 4710Fined £5 with £2 2s. costs.
D 526-Vendor cautioned.

Two vendors were summoned under Section 9 of the Food and Drugs
Act, 1899, which requires milk-vendors to inscribe their vehicles and
receptacles with their name and address. The results of the proceedings
were as follows:—
E 4 Receptacle not properly inscribed. Fined £1 with £1 £s. costs.
E 93 Receptacle not properly inscribed. Summons dismissed.
The warranty defence was pleaded successfully in one case; while
in the case of A 86, the summons was withdrawn by the Public Health
Committee.
Butter.
141 samples were examined of which 4 or 2.8 per cent. were returned
as adulterated.
J 90 (informal). Contained 1.8 per cent. excess moisture. Subsequent
sample genuine.
E 98 consisted of Margarine. Vendor fined £20 with £2 2s. costs.
E 110 consisted of Margarine. Vendor fined £3 with £2 2s. costs
M 78 (informal). Contained 1.6 per cent. excess moisture. Subsequent
sample genuine.