[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham] page 59

Tottenham 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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59
GENERAL SANITARY WORK.
Hereunder is specified in tabular form the inspections by the Sanitary
Officers during 1925, and the nature of the defects discovered:—

Table: GENERAL SANTARY WORK.Hereunder is specified in tabular form the inspections by the Sanitary Officers durning 1925, and the nature of the defects discovered:-

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GENERAL SANTARY WORK.

Hereunder is specified in tabular form the inspections by the Sanitary Officers durning 1925, and the nature of the defects discovered:-

	Harringay. Ward (Mr. Redston).	West Green Ward (Mr. West).	St. Ann's Ward (Mr. Smith).	High Cross Ward (Mr. Portman).	Middle Ward (Mr. Miller).	Lower Ward (Mr. Shillito).
House-to-house inspections	110	187	108	70	110	200
Re-inspections	1473	1066	1402	914	1549	1245
Drains examined, tested, etc.	72	46	189	71	98	106
Drains unstopped	11	39	35	7	23	69
Drains reconstructed and repaired	46	12	36	20	43	35
Disconnecting traps inserted	2	3	1	1	1	8
Soil pipes and drains ventilated	20	6	23	4	37	14
R.W. pipes, wastes, etc. disconnected	6	9	49	5	26	14
Dustbins provided	51	41	185	32	42	53
Roofs repaired	107	79	92	49	43	62
Gutters repaired and renewed	102	68	58	23	21	32
Cisterns cleaned, repaired, etc.	21	12	25	16	14	26
W.C. new apparatus provided	12	4	19	13	15	I 96
W.C. repaired, cleaned, etc.	41	28	41	—	17	j ^v
W.C. Water Fittings repaired	49	43	38	23	22	50
Yards paved and drained	34	33	26	31	45	17
Premises cleaned, etc.	157	175	177	59	176	163
Ventilation below floor provided	14	15	39	5	5	4
Defective window frames and sashes	24	46	60	13	9	195
Other defects	42	108	216	30	54	—
Smoke observations	35	26	39	16	12	8
Accumulations of refuse	22	12	10	9	6	17
Visits in connection with cases of infectious disease (including Tuberculosis)	j 129	119	142	122	108	227
Rooms inspected after disinfection	19	46	89	112	90	59
Other inspections, etc.	38	104	210	53	94	—
Factories—No. of inspections	45	50	43	3	16	41
Workshops & workplaces ,,	60	63	42	6	24	75
Laundries ,,	4	10	4	—	4	—
Dairies, etc. ,,	68	51	44	20	40	39
Cowsheds ,,	—	—	—	—	—	6
Bakehouses ,,	32	27	44	7	58	48
P.H. urinals ,,	121	52	54	45	75	59
Stables and Mews ,,	63	73	66	3	58	42
Complaints investigated v.	111	153	382	233	111	189
Appointments	121	112	85	21	96	300
School inspections	2	3	6	4	4	10
Pawnbrokers	3	—	—	—	—	z
Common Lodging Houses	—	—	—	27	—	28
Slaughter-houses	—	81	28	30	—	80
Knackers' Yards	—	—	—	48	—	—
Brooks and Watercourses	6	—	—	1	20	6
Butchers'shops	98	77	32	106	97	107
Fishmongers'shops	95	29	30	34	79	61
Fruiterers'shops	83	28	35	16	54	47
Ice Cream premises	6	18	13	1	6	9

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Table: GENERAL SANTARY WORK.Hereunder is specified in tabular form the inspections by the Sanitary Officers durning 1925, and the nature of the defects discovered:-