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Hammersmith 1902

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Borough of Hammersmith for the year 1902

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SUMMONSES.

Situation of Premises.Nature of Offence.Result of Proceedings.
Central London Railway Co., 9 SummonsesNuisance from black smokeFined £5 in each case and £10 10s. costs
No. 1, Theresa TerraceFailure to comply with notice to abate a nuisanceFined £5 and order made to abate the nuisance
No. 3, Theresa TerracedittoFined £5 and order made to abate the nuisance
Hope House grounds, Askew RoadFailure to comply with a noticeThis summons was withdrawn upon the Solicitor for the defendants paying £1 1s. costs
No. 51, Melrose gardensFailure to comply with a notice to amend drainFine £2. Notice of appeal given
London & North-Western Co.' s Laundry, Willes-den J unction, 3 SummonsesNuisance from black smokeFined £5 in each case with 6s. costs
Glen Laundry, Starch Green. 7 SummonsesNuisance from black smokeFined £2 in each case and 14s. costs
London Co-operative Laundry, Blythe Rd., 5 SummonsesNuisance from black smokeFined £10 on first summons and £3 in each of the other 4 summonses with 10s. costs
376, Uxbridge RoadFailure to comply with a notice to abate a nuisanceOrder made for the work to be done in 14 days
376, Uxbridge RoadFailure to provide a receptacle for the house refuseFined £1

The total fines amounted to £107. The costs ordered amounted
to £13 1s.
PUBLIC MORTUARY.
During last year your Council removed to the
mortuary at Fulham Palace Road 3 bodies of persons
who had died of infectious disease. There were also 210
bodies brought to the mortuary by order of the Coroner
or the Police; 25 of these were taken from the West
London Hospital.
PUBLIC NUISANCES.
During last year I had occasion to bring before
your Public Health Committee complaints in reference
to alleged Public Nuisances at the following premises:—