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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Hammersmith 1926

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Borough of Hammersmith for the year 1926

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Table:

Address.Name.
No. 5 DISTRICT.
†* 128 Askew RoadG. Ingle
† 74 DittoJ. Auer
†* 167 DittoH. Yates
† 104 DittoP. Miller
121 DittoNot in use
41 Gayford RoadDitto
No. 6 DISTRICT.
†* 74 Goldhawk RoadH. Crisp
* 106 DittoF. J. Drake
166 DittoN. Carrington
* 242 DittoPlumridge Bros.
†* 75 Uxbridge RoadB. Samels
†* 125 DittoA. B. Hemmings
* 55 Melina RoadJ. Tame
No. 7 DISTRICT.
†* 126 Uxbridge RoadNot in use
†* 216 DittoH. BamforJ
† 410 DittoA. Hauser
No. 8 DISTRICT.
†* 831 Harrow RoadH. T. Rogers
†* 39 St. Ann's RoadE. Tomlin
†* 16 North Pole ItoadH. Allinson
†* 32 Norland RoadN. A. Carrington
* 2 Hunt StreetNot in use
104 Latimer RoadDitto
* Underground
† Factory

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UNSOUND FOOD.
Following a complaint regarding two shoulders of lambs
purchased from Messrs. Dangerfield's of No. 123, King
Street, an inspection of the premises was made, when the
following meat was seized :—
3 pieces of Eeef, weighing 86 lbs.
4 pieces of Mutton, weighing 51 lbs.
1 piece of Liver, weighing 1½ lbs.
4 pieces of Pickled Beef, weighing 12 lbs.
All this meat was decomposing and unfit for the food of
man, the pickled beef also being flyblown.
The meat was submitted to the Magistrate at the West
London Police Court, who condemned same and gave an Order
for its destruction.
A summons was issued against Mr. Dangerfield, when he
was fined £20 with 20 guineas costs.