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Bethnal Green 1914

Report on the sanitary condition and vital statistics during the year 1914 together with the report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector

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APPENDIX A.Total Number of Inspections and Particulars of Cases in Hand

District.Infectious Cases.Complaints.House to House Inspections.Trade InspectionsRe-inspections.Milkshop Inspections.Factory and Workshop Inspections.Outworkers' Homes Inspections.Tenement House Inspections.New Buildings Inspections.Ice Cream Shop Inspections.
A364216111—28939740073898—38
B217188735—19509828478692l66
C29237823—2655122240339191—32
D226688353168218907175304—62
* B21366——99495228136140_12
3242201022277480319173175l41
F33228011—295597642348126—26
333596—3076————217—
—9265818———————
Totals19711458175987520465807302026951126219277

* Two Inspectors were attached to District E during the year, viz. :—
(1) Mr. W. Billings who was on active service from 26th September, 1914.
(2) Mr. J. H. Hewitt who was appointed Temporary Sanitary Inspector on
the 1st October, 1914, vice Inspector Billings.