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 for the year 1919
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Premises. Licences.
611, Fulham Road T. S. Payne.
640, King's Road E. Vaughan.
There was no killing at 611, Fulham Road during
the year.
Bakehouses.—There are 68 bakehouses on the register
of which 47 are underground. They were systematically
inspected and 8 notices served in respect of breaches
of the special requirements of bakehouses were complied
with.
Restaurant Kitchens, etc.—132 inspections of the
kitchens were made by your Inspector, Mrs. Davies, and
seven notices were served on account of defects
observed.
Food Inspection.—The stalls in North End Road
were kept under careful observation by the Inspector
of the District, and 311 special inspections of places
where food is sold or stored were made by the other
District Inspectors.
Unsound Food.—The following articles examined
at the request of the owners were condemned and
destroyed :—
183 lbs. rabbits. 50 lbs. apple rings.
18 cases rabbits. 7½ bushels black currants.
310 rabbits. 151 tins condensed milk.
11 boxes herrings. 10 boxes mackerel.
203 boxes dates. 78½ lbs. cheese.
55 lbs. corned beef. 7 boxes kippers.
12 tins „ 30½ lbs. bacon.
45 sacks potatoes. 1 bushel plums.
42 bundles tomatoes. 6 boxes raisins.
2 sacks „ 56 lbs. „
56 boxes „ 3 barrels grapes.
3 boxes apples. 214 lbs. melon and ginger jam.