Report on the health of the Borough during the year 1920 page 34 35

Bethnal Green 1920

Report on the health of the Borough during the year 1920

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Table: Administrative Action regarding Samples not reported to be genuine.

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Administrative Action regarding Samples not reported to be genuine.

Name of Article. 1	Identification Number given to the sample. 2	Result of Analysis. 3	If any legal proceedings were instituted under the Sale of Food and Drugs Acts, state result, showing fines and costs separately. 4	If any legal proceedings were taken under Acts other than Sale of Food & Drugs Acts, state the result, showing fines and costs separately. 5	If no legal proceedings were instituted, state briefly the course adopted in regard to each sample 6	Information, if any, as to previous convictions. 7	Remarks on any point of special interest. 8
Vinegar	No. 4	Contained 23 per cent of added water.	Vendor paid £1 1s. costs.	..	..	..	..
do.	8	Contained 25 per cent, of added water.	Vendor paid £1 1s. costs	..	..	..	..
Milk	„ 32	Found to be 10 per cent deficient in fat.	Vendor fined £2 Costs £1 1s.	..	..	..	..
do	45	Contained 9 per cent, of added water.	Vendor fined £3 3s. Costs £3 3s.	..	..	..	..
do	„ 47	Contained 8 per cent, of added water.	Withdrawn by informant. See column 8	..	..	..	It was proved that this sample was from the same churn as sample No. 45 for which a conviction was obtained the same day.
Butter	505	Found to be 100 per cent, margarine.	Vendor paid costs, £2 2s.	..	..	6th December, 1917. Vendor was fined £2 in i respect of adulterated vinegar.	..
Milk	„ 522	Found to be 18 per cent. deficient in fat.	Vendor fined £15. Costs, £5	..	..	16th July, 1907. Vendor fined £2 for selling butter 16 per cent, deficient in fat	..
						5th December, 1912.
						Fined £1, costs £1 35., for selling milk containing 10 per cent, of added water.
						6th April, 1916.
						Fined £1, costs £1 1s., for selling milk 5 per cent, deficient in fat.
						15th June, 1916.
						Committed for trial at Central Criminal Court on charge of conspiracy in connection with a false warranty. Bound over in sum of £50, and ordered to pay £30 towards cost of prosecution.