Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report for the year 1905 of the Acting Medical Officer of Health
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The names of 5 persons who had discontinued selling milk were removed, so that at the end of the year the register comprised 89 persons, occupying 113 shops, as follows:—
| Dairies | 51 |
| Bakers and Confectioners | 28 |
| Restaurants and Coffee Shops | 11 |
| General Shops | 23 |
These orders only require the registration of persons, any of whom
may occupy more than one shop in the Borough. This accounts for the
difference between the number of persons registered and the shops
occupied.
350 inspections were made of premises where milk is sold.
Table of sanitary works carried out at shops within the Borough where milk is sold:—
| Premises or parts of premises cleansed and white washed | 18 | |
| Lumber and refuse removed from premises | 6 | |
| Dilapidated premises repaired (walls and ceilings) | 6 | |
| Roofs repaired | 5 | |
| Drains amended or reconstructed and ventilated | 3 | |
| Soil pipes reconstructed | 2 | |
| Gully traps cleansed | 4 | |
| "Water closets cleansed | 11 | |
| Water closets unstopped | 4 | |
| Water closet accommodation provided | 2 | |
| Flushing cisterns to water closets repaired or renewed | 8 | |
| New sinks provided | 2 | |
| Water cisterns cleansed | 2 | |
| Water cisterns covered | 3 | |
| Movable metal dustbins provided | 5 | |
| Yard and washhouse paving repaired or | renewed | 9 |
| Yards cleansed | 2 | |
| Nuisance from chickens and ducks abated | 1 |