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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Battersea 1904
Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1904
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Staff of the Public Health Department.
Medical Officer of Health.
G. F. McClEARY, B.A., M.D., D.P.H.
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
I. Young, a.r.s.i.
Lady Sanitary Inspectors.
Miss E. Dawson, San. Insp. Board's Cert.
Mrs. A. C. Young „ „
Food Inspector.
A. Chuter, Cert. San. Inst., and Meat Insp. Cert.
Workshop Inspector.
W. E. Benjamin, Cert. San. Inst.
District Sanitary Inspectors.
No. 1 District J. Herrin, Cert. San. Inst.
„ 2 „ A. Peverett, San. Insp. Board's Cert.,
and Meat Insp. Cert.
,, 3 ,, J. Lawrence, Cert. San. Inst. and Meat
Insp. Cert.
„ 4 „ A. E. Purnell, Cert. San. Inst.
„ 5 „ J T. Baxter, „
,, 6 ,, H. Marrable, „ „
,, 7 ,, A. Odell, Cert. San. Inst. and Meat
Insp. Cert.
,, 8 ,, H. H. May, Cert. San. Inst.
Clerks.
Senior Office Clerk B. W. Sears.
Office Clerk F. H. Preston, Cert. San. Inst.
E. Col.E.
Junior Clerks H.E.Wright.
Office Youth D. Robinson.
Manageress of Milk Depot.
Miss A. Lowe.
Superintendent of Disinfecting Station.
C. H. Woodhouse.
Mortuary Keeper.
G. Streat.