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Cow-houses.
There has been no licensed cow-house in the Borough since the
year 1898.
Common Lodging Houses.
The Borough possesses only one Common Lodging House, viz :—
" Holly Mount Cottage," Holly Mount. This house, which is registered
to accommodate 35 men, is, I understand, about to be closed by the
Licensing Authority, the London County Council, and on sanitary grounds
this is, in my opinion, desirable.
Ice Creams.
Yery important, and much needed legislation dealing with the
manufacture, etc., of this commodity came into operation on the 1st
November, 1902, when the London County Council (General Powers)
Act became law.
The duty of enforcing these regulations is placed on the Sanitary
Authorities, and with a view to a careful supervision over the manufacture,
storage and sale of ice cream, I have prepared a register of all
vendors, whose premises are now regularly inspected.
The London County Council supplied extracts from the above Act
relating to the storage and sale of Ice Creams, and these have been left
with every person on the Register.
The following is a copy of the Notice: —
LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.
ICE CREAMS.
The London County Council hereby gives notice that Part VIII. of
the London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1902, which will
come into operation on 1st November, 1902, provides as follows:—