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ABOVEGROUND BAKEHOUSES.
The following is a list of bakehouses in the City situated aboveground:—
90, Bishopsgate Street Without.
*9 and 10, Hart Street.
†18-19, Leadenhall Market.
*61, Middlesex Street.
†l55, Minories.
*85, Middlesex Street.
†4, Water Lane.
*13, Widegate Street.
†93-94, Upper Thames Street.
SUMMARY.
Underground bakehouses 27
Bakehouses aboveground 9
Total number of bakehouses in the City 36
During the year 203 inspections of bakehouses were made, and with four
exceptions they were found to be up to the standard required by the Act.
The defect in each of the four cases mentioned was want of cleanliness in the
walls or ceilings, which was remedied forthwith on service of Notice.
Midnight visits were made, i.e., between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m.
Two bakehouses aboveground ceased to be used as such, and one was
demolished for railway improvements.
KITCHENS OF RESTAURANTS.
The initial inspection of Kitchens of Restaurants, &c., commenced in the
year, 1902 was completed during the year.
A Return presented in February, 1897, showed that there were at that date
614 places in the City where food was prepared for sale.
As a result of the recent inspection 909 kitchens were placed upon the
Register, and this number has since been further added to, 9 new kitchens
having been established, the total number now registered being 918.
The kitchens registered are classified as follows, viz.: (1) Tea Shops;
(2) Coffee-Houses; (3) Public-Houses; (4) Restaurants with Licence; and
(5) Restaurants without Licence.
* These have been established at least 21 years.
† Established during 1903.