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City of London 1922

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

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TABLE XXXIV.

NUMBER OF NUISANCES ON VESSELS REPORTED AND DEALT WITH during the year

ended 31st December, 1922.

description of nuisances.January.February.March.April.May.June.July.August.September.October.November.December.Totals.
Smoke Nuisances:— Number of complaints receivedl23623l421438
Number of recurrences reported112
Offensive Cargoes (Bye-laws):— Number of Infringements reported2237254227
Structural and other Defects:— Ventilation1472524105484368
Lighting9365264356352
Heating456322142231
Bare iron in crew's quakers211318
Leaky decks, hawse-pipes, cable casings, &c99131414104255379
Defective bulkheads and floors1231221416
Sanitary conveniences6133144116636
Ship's gear or stores stowed in crew's quarters2215
Foul bilges and peaks1111116
Storage of drinking water (dirty or defective tanks)221128
Dirty quarters1361421871431711561651091362041891611,899
Accumulation of offensive matter
Miscellaneous Nuisances1111961176151270
Totals1971842361851951922061351492542211912,345
Total number of vessels on which structural alterations were ordered2918211412162511817148193
Total number of vessels on which structural alterations were reported as carried out752912867142834141

NUMBER OF NUISANCES IN THE RIVER REPORTED AND DEALT WITH during

the year ended 31st December, 1922.

From discharge of foul liquid, sewage, &c., into the River22
Offensive condition of River water
Totals2_2