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BAKEHOUSES.
At the end of the year 1905, there were 34 bakehouses in the Borough, of
which 17 were in St. Giles and Bloomsbury and 17 in the Holborn District.
During the year 1906 a new bakehouse was constructed and opened at
Viaduct Buildings, and the one at 28, Lamb's Conduit Street was closed.
The following is a list of the bakehouses in the Borough, all of which are
underground except those marked *—
St. Giles and Bloomsbury.
*2 Bloomsbury Court.
10 Bury Street.
166 Drury Lane.
155 High Holborn.
*162 High Holborn.
217 & 218 High Holborn (Holborn
Restaurant .
63 High Street.
19 Little Earl Street.
5 Little St. Andrew Street.
21 Marchmont Street.
77 Marchmont Street.
8 Museum Street.
60 Neal Street.
24,26 and 28 New Oxford Street.
200 Shaftesbury Avenue.
*88 Southampton Row.
6 Torringrton Place.
Holborn.
172 Clerkenwell Road.
9 Cosmo Place.
49 to 57 Farringdon Road (Factory).
33 Great Ormond Street.
1 Greville Street.
*91 Leather Lane.
*6 Lamb's Conduit Street.
50 Lamb's Conduit Street.
13 Leigh Street.
19 Red Lion Street.
50 Red Lion Street.
*74 Red Lion Street.
92 Theobald's Road.
124 Theobald's Road.
136 Theobald's Road.
*Viaduct Buildings (also 17 Charterhouse
Street).
36 Warner Street.
During the year, in addition to my inspections, there were 261 inspections
of the above bakehouses, excluding 10 inspections of the factory bakehouse in
Farringdon Road.
REPORT ON THE EXAMINATION OF FOOD.
I presented a long report to the Public Health Committee, giving various
recommendations respecting the examination of various articles of food,
including canned goods, butcher's meat, meat in tripe dressers' shops, dairy
produce, ice cream, and other foods generally. I also pointed out various
increased powers that are required in order to prevent the sale of diseased,
unsound, and unwholesome food. The report was approved by the Public Health
Committee and the Council, and as details were given in the minutes of the
Council meeting of the 25th July, 1906, they need not be repeated here.