Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Seventh annual report year ended 31st March 1907
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The collection of the additional number of
samples for analysis added considerably to the duties
of Sanitary Inspector Oatley, and it was found
necessary to provide him with assistance in the
supervision of the collection of dust. His salary was
at the same time, with the sanction of the Local
Government Board, re-allocated as follows:—£110 to
his duties under the Sale of Food and Drugs Act, instead
of £70; and £90 to his duties connected with
the removal of house and trade refuse. By this
arrangement the London County Council's contribution
towards his salary will be increased from £35
to £55 per annum.
(c) Borough Surveyor's Department.
On the 12th March, 1907, Mr. E. W. Ludford,
after 7½ years service, resigned his position as draughtsman
in the Borough Surveyor's office, he having
obtained another appointment. The appointment
has not been filled up.
(d) Electricity Department.
On the 4th April, 1906, the salary of Mr. Frank
Hill, Chief Assistant Engineer, was increased from
£325 to £350, and that of Mr. R. H. Patterson, Station
Superintendent, from £250 to £300 per annum, and
small increases have been made in the salaries of the
electricians, clerks, and other employees of the
Electricity Department.
SUPERANNUATION OF EMPLOYEES.
Superannuation allowances have, during the
year, been granted under the Superannuation
(Metropolis) Act to the following officers and
employees of the Council, who, by reason of old age,
have become incapable of discharging their duties with
efficiency: