Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Annual report for the year 1916 on the sanitary condition and vital statistics of the Metropolitan Borough of Poplar, comprising the registration sub-districts of Poplar, Bromley and Bow
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Cowhouses.
| Division. | Reg. No | Premises and Tenant. |
|---|---|---|
| West Combined | 170a | 88, Upper North Street, Edward George Skinner. |
| East Combined | 165 | 213, Grundy Street, William Steward. |
| Bromley North | 172 | 13, Whitethorn Street, Reuben Lawrence Alexander. |
| Bromley North | 170 | 48, St. Leonard's Street, Charles Matthew Neall. |
| Bromley North | 163 | 14, Botolph Road, David William Jones. |
| Bow East | 158 | 3, Alfred Street, Joseph Hunt and William Howe. |
| Bow East | 169 | 457, Old Ford Road, Thomas Joseph Green and George Green. |
| Bow West | 159 | 75, Armagh Road, David Davies. |
| Bow West | 167 | 17—19, Morville Street, Frederick Chandler. |
| Bow West | 162 | 10, Beale Road, Hugh Lewis Thomas and Edward Hopkins Thomas. |
OFFENSIVE TRADES.
Number in Borough.
London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1908, Section 9—
Rag and Bone Dealers—Proposed Bye-Laws.
Number of Offensive Trades in Borough.
The premises where offensive trades may be carried on within the
Borough of Poplar under the Public Health (London) Act, 1891, Section
19, are:—
East London Soap Works
241, Old Ford Road
80, White Post Lane
31, White Post Lane
Messrs. C. & B. Webb, Yeo Street
Soap boilers.
Fat melters.
Tallow melters and
bone boilers.
Rag and Bone Dealer—Proposed Bye-Laws.
The Bye-Laws relating to rag and bone dealers have been made
by the London County Council, but the Public Health Committee of the
London County Council resolved that no further action be taken
until after the war in connection with the making of bye-laws for regulating
the business of a rag and bone dealer. Local Government Board
informed accordingly.