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INDEX—continued.
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Closing Orders, Underground Rooms 97
,, ,, Houses Unfit for Habitation
98
Common Lodging Houses 89
General Summary 99
Habitability of Houses, Steps taken to
secure and maintain a higher standard
of 94
Houses, Cottage Type 87
Houses Let in Furnished Rooms 89
„ „ Lodgings 88
Housing Accommodation before the War 90
„ „ since ,, ,, 90
„ ,, General fitness
in Borough 93
„ „ owned and
managed by
Housing Associations
91
,, Shortage, Steps taken to meet 91
„ Statistics (Table) 100
Improvements in House Management 99
„ „ Houses being placed on
the Register 95
„ „ Houses Let in Lodgings 96
„ ,, Mews Dwellings 97
Improvements Secured (Table) 101
Indecent Occupation, Measures taken to
deal with 92
Mews Dwellings 88
Overcrowding, Measures taken to deal
with 92
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Population, Density of (Table) 86
Private Dwellings, &c. 87
,, Families and Dwellings (Table) 87
Registration of Houses Let in Lodgings 95
Tenements in Block Buildings 86
Work under Part III of the Housing
Acts, 1890 and 1925 99
Work under Section 28 of the Housing,
Town Planning, &c., Act, 1919, and
Section 3 of the Housing Act, 1925 98
APPENDIX. 102
Causes of Death at Different Periods of
Life in 1925 (Table III) 104
Infantile Mortality during 1925 (Table IV) 105
Infectious Disease, Cases Notified during
1925 (Table II) 108
Staff of Public Health Department
(Table VIII) 108
Vaccination Officer's Return for 1924
(Table VI) 107
Vital Statistics for 1925 and previous
years (Table I) 102
Work of Women Health Officers for 1925
(Table V) 106