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Factory, Workshop, or
Place from which the
work is given out.
Full Postal Address
Business
Name of Occupier
List of Persons directly employed by (a)
(b) in the business of, but outside, the
above Factory, Workshop, or Place, in the classes
of work specified above.
Name in full.
Whether employed
as Workman W or
Contractor C.
Place of Employment,
i.e. place where the
work is
actually done.
Address.
[No entry need be made
in this column if the
entry in column 3 is a
sufficient address.]
1.
2.
3.
4
(a) Give name of Employer.
(b) Say whether the occupier or a contractor employed by the occupier.
CLEANSING OF PERSONS ACT, 1897.
In March a circular letter was received from the
London County Council calling attention to this Act
and suggesting that more use might be made of its
provisions. The letter was referred to the Public
Health Committee, but as no application under the
Act has ever been received the Committee decided to
take no action at present. It would be quite easy to
allocate one of the bath-rooms at the new disinfecting
station to the purposes of the Act should the necessity
arise.