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TABLE XXV.
Battersea Vaccination Returns, January to December, 1900.
Registration
Sub-District.
Number of Births retured in the Birth
List sheets-1900.
Nos. of those births duly
entered by the 31st
January, 1901,in Cols.
10, 11, and 13, of the
Vaccination Register.
(Birth List Sheets),
viz:-
No. of Births
which on, the
31st January,
1901, remained
unentered in
the Vaccination
Register
on account.
Number of those Births remaining on 31st
January, 1901, neither duly entered in Vaccination
Register (Col. 3, 4. 5, and 6 of this
Return) nor accounted in the Report Book,
Col. 10, successfully
vaccinated.
Col. 11, Insusceptible of
vaccination.
Had Smallpox.
Col 13, Dead unvaccinated.
Conscientious Objection
Certificates received.
Postponement by Medical
Certificate.
Removed to Districts the
vaccination officers of
which have been apprised.
Removed to places
unknown.
East Battersea
West Battersea
(North and South)
2435
1219
4
...
252
49
585
815
126
24
176
2734
1159
1
...
294
42
182
28
213
Totals
5169
2378
5
...
546
91
1400
308
52
389
Customs and Inland Revenue Acts.
In the year 1891 this Act first came into operation, its
object undoubtedly being to encourage the erection of tenement
dwellings. Houses certified by the Medical Officer of Health
under these Acts are subject to abatement of house duty.
By. the Act of 1890 the rental qualification was per
annum and under, but the 1891 Act raised this to
Ninety-three certificates have been granted during the year
1900, after personal inspection by the Medical Officer of Health,
and the following shews the number granted annually since
the Act came into force.