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City of London 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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APPENDIX L.— continued.

Date.Vessel or Premises.Situation.Nature of Nuisance.Remarks.
1902. Oct. 10Barge "Elgin"W. I. Dk.Filthy condition of cabin and fore compartment.Lighter cleansed.
„ 10„ "Addison"DittoDeposits of excreta in fore compartment.Ditto.
„ 12„ "Frogmore"DittoDittoFore compartment cleansed.
„ 13„ " Ormuz "Millwall DockFilthy condition of cabin and fore compartment.Lighter cleansed.
„ 14„ "Agnes"R. A. Dk.Pumping of foul bilge water into dock.Owners warned against a recurrence of offence.
„ 14„ "Clyde"W. I. Dk.Filthy condition of cabin and fore compartment.Lighter cleansed.
„ 14„ "Star of Hope."Torrington Buoys.Filthy condition of cabin and hold.Cabin and hold cleaned and disinfected.
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„ 17Disused Coal Store inRegent's DockAccumulation of excreta and filth.Store cleaned and locked.
„ 17General OfficeMillwall DockFilthy and offensive condition of urinal and yard gully.Urinal and yard gully cleansed.
„ 18s.s. "Afghanistan," of Sunderland, 109,697.S.W. I. Dk.Accumulation of refuse, decomposing grain, ashes, &c., on main deck.Accumulation removed.
„ 20Disused Coal Store inRegent's DockAccumulation of excreta and filth.Store cleaned and locked.
„ 20s.s. "Ereza," of Bilbo a.S.W.I. Dk.150 tons of damaged wheat, &c., in ballast tank.Vessel removed from Dock.
„ 20Lighter "Hector" „ "Bure" „ "Fancy"Millwall DockDeposits of excreta and filth in fore compartments and cabins of lighters.Lighters cleansed.
Dec. 1Millwall DockOffensive condition of refuse pit at back of " G " Warehouse.Refuse covered over and nuisance abated.
„ 8Lighter "Milbourn"W. I. Dk.Filthy condition of cabin and fore compartment.Lighter cleansed.
„ 12s.s. "Pinnar"Thames Iron Works Dry Dock.Alleged pumping of foul liquid into the River.Investigation elicited the fact that while the vessel was in dry dock a suction pipe, used to transport oil fuel from the main tanks to the bunker tanks, burst, the result being that about 2 cwts. of oil fuel escaped into the Dock, from there into the River. The damaged pipe was at once repaired.
„ 22s.s. "Tarbaristan," of Swansea,109,650.W. I. Dk.Accumulation of refuse on main deck.Refuse removed.