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Port of London 1908

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

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TABLE XXX.

Police Court Proceedings.

Date.Name of Vessel.Offence.Police Court.Result.
1908. Jan. 16s.s. " Charente," of Marseilles.Unlawfully depositing in the Victoria Dock four cases of dried white of eggs which were unsound and unfit for the food of man.West HamAdjourned until 23rd January.
„ 23Ditto.Ditto.Ditto.Convicted and fined 10Z. and 20 guineas costs.
Nov. 3s.s. " Dagbjorg," of Christiania.Failure to comply with a Statutory Notice served requiring the abatement of a smoke nuisance and the prevention of a recurrence of the same.Tower BridgeSummonsFine.Costs.
1st5l.25s.
2nd10s.25s.
3rd10s.25s.
Totals6l, and75s.
„ 19s.s. " Benbow," of London, 29,921.Causing a smoke nuisance on the River Thames at Irongate Wharf, on 3rd November, 1908.Thames -Dismissed on technical grounds.
„ 19s.s. " Seamew," of London, 95,446.Ditto.Ditto.Ditto.

LAUNCHES.
As last year, I again submit a tabular Statement of the work of the
Launches, and the average daily cost of their upkeep, as being of interest.
The Launches were used during the year in making a total 13,200 visits.
Of these, 4,371 were made in the "David Burnett," 4,416 in the
" Clotho," and 4,413 in the "Denton."