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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Hammersmith 1905

Sixth annual report year ended 31st March 1906

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Table: SOUTH DISTRICT.Ward No. 1.

SOUTH DISTRICT.Ward No. 1.

ADDRESS.NAME.
65 Bridge RoadW. Bass
88 Queen StreetW. Kidd
† Eyot GardensJ. R. Chibnall, Limited
2 & 4 Queen's RoadMrs. Gottig
93 Black Lion LaneA. Gurney
*82 Great Church LaneG. Acres
16 Black Lion LaneA. Mulford
213 Hammersmith RoadO. Shornsheim
† Great Church LaneFullers, Limited
7 St. Peter's RoadA. Holmes

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*Underground Bakehouses,
† Factory Bakehouses.
UNDERGROUND BAKEHOUSES.
The underground bakehouses were systematically
visited in order to see that the requirements of your
Council were being adhered to.
The following is a list of the underground bakehouses,
in reference to which your Council granted
certificates of fitness during the year 1904:—
82 Great Church lane.
75 Blythe Road.
126 Uxbridge Road.
39 St. Ann's Road.
1 Aldensley Road.
11 Lamington Street.
98 Blythe Road.
47 Milson Road.
74 Goldhawk Road.
134 Shepherd's Bush Road.
67 Masboro' Road.
106 Goldhawk Road.
32 Norland Road.
4 St. Helen's Terrace.
1 Kenmont Terrace.
— Cadby Hall, Hammersmith Road.