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If this Workroom is used as a sleeping place as well as a
Workroom, it has accommodation for
persons only.
Note.—The room must be efficiently ventilated at all times.
G. F. McCleary, M.D.,
Medical Officer of Health.
7, Belsize Park Gardens, N.W.
Section 133 of the Act provides that "when any woman, young
person, or child is employed in a workshop in which no abstract of
this Act is affixed as by this Act required, and the Medical Officer
of Health of the District Council becomes aware thereof, he shall
forthwith give written notice thereof to the Inspector for the district."
Pursuant to this section 30 workshops were notified to H.M.
Inspector of Factories.
Bakehouses.
At the end of 1906 there were 37 Bakehouses on the Register,
22 being underground, and 15 over ground. These numbers are the
same as in the previous year.
The Bakehouses have been kept under constant supervision
during the year. The usual cleansing has been duly carried out
twice in the year, and any defects found have been remedied.
The following is a list of the Bakehouses on the Register at
the end of the year:—
BAKEHOUSES IN WARDS.
Those marked * are underground bakehouses.
Those marked † are factory bakehouses.
No. 1 (Town) Ward—
57, Heath Street.
3, High Street.
67, do.
19, New End. (4)
No. 2 (Belsize) Ward.
6, Fleet Road.
*65, do.
2, Heathhurst Road. (3)
No. 3 (Adelaide) Ward—
*44, England's Lane.
*90, Haverstock Hill.
*2, King's College Road. (3)
No. 4 (Central) Ward—
*10, Belsize Park Terrace.
*225, Finchley Road.
*289, do.
†307, do.
*98, West End Lane. (5)