Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the sanitary condition and vital statistics during the year 1907 together with the report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector
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(p) the covering of racquet or tennis balls;
(q) the making of paper bags;
(r) the making of boxes or other receptacles or parts thereof
made wholly or partially of paper, card board, chip, or
similar material;
(s) the making of brushes;
(u) pea picking;
(v) feather sorting;
(w) the carding, boxing, or packeting of buttons, hooks and
eyes, pins, and hair pins;
(x) the making of stuffed toys;
(y) the making of baskets;
(z) and any processes incidental to the above;
must be kept in the form and with the particulars specified below in
the factory or workshop or place from which the work is given out,
and must be open to inspection by H.M. Inspectors and the officers
of the local authority; and a copy of the list signed and dated and
corrected up to that date must be forwarded to the local authority
of the district on or before the first day of February and on the first
day of August in each year.
In order that the list may be correct, the name of any person
newly taken into employment should be immediately entered, and
the name of any person ceasing to be employed should be
immediately struck out.
Factory, Workshop, or place from which the work is given out.
Full postal address
Business
Name of Occupier
List of Persons directly employed by
in the business of, but
outside, the above Factory, Workshop, or Place, in the classes of
work specified above.