Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Borough of Hammersmith for the year 1923
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Licensed Slaughterhouses.— At the annual licensing of
slaughterhouses in October, I received notices from seven
Licensees of their intention to make application to the London
County Council for the renewal of their Licenses.
In all cases these premises were found to be, as far as
your Council's requirements were concerned, in a satisfactory
condition. No opposition was offered to the renewal of the
licenses.
At the Special Session at the London County Council the
seven licenses were granted.
I can only repeat that I am of opinion that, although
these slaughterhouses are kept in a cleanly condition, the time
has arrived when public abattoirs should be established. By
so doing it would be possible to arrange for the whole of the
meat to be inspected before leaving the slaughterhouse. At
present the slaughterhouses are the subject of constant
inspection, but it is impossible to arrange for all the animals
killed to be examined.
The following is a list of the licensed slaughterhouses in the Borough:—
| Premises. | Name of Licensee. |
|---|---|
| 185 Uxbridge Road | John Mullet Allwright |
| 40 Goldhawk Road | John Trayling |
| 138 Goldhawk Road | George Langstone Moore |
| 247 Goldhawk Road | Arthur William Godfrey |
| 55 Dalling Road | Arthur Clapson |
| 65 King Street | John Garton Jenkins |
| 321 King Street | Stanley Brooks Midwinter |
The Dairies, Milkshops, Ice Cream Vendors, Restaurants
and Food Shops have been kept under systematic inspection
by your Inspectors.