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Fulham 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham Borough]

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TABLE XVII. Occupation of 82 Men (New Cases) in 1934.

1Accountant.1Jeweller.
1Auctioneer's foreman.12Labourers.
1Baker's roundsman.1License manager.
2Barmen.1Mechanic.
1Carpenter.2Metal workers.
2Cinema attendants.7Motor drivers.
7Clerks.5Painters.
1Coach trimmer.2Plumbers.
1Coal porter.1Road sweeper.
1Collector.1Railwayman.
1Commissionaire.1Shop porter.
1Cordial maker.2Sorters (P.O.)
1Cutler.1Stores manager.
1Desk porter.1Student.
1Draper.1Studio attendant.
2Draughtsmen.1Tiler.
3Electricians.1Tram driver.
1Errand boy.2Travellers.
1Factory hand.1Upholsterer.
1Gate keeper.1Van porter.
1Greengrocer.2Waiters.
1Hairdresser.1Watchman.
1Hotel porter.
Occupations of 95 Women (New Cases) in 1934.
1Bagmaker.2Laundry hands.
2Bookkeepers.1Ledger clerk.
2Cardboard box makers.2Machine hands.
1Children's nurse.2Needlewomen.
4Clerks.1Nurse.
1Dancing teacher.1Packer (face cream).
12Domestics.1Saleswoman.
3Dressmakers.7Shop assistants.
1Factory hand.1Stockroom assistant.
39Housewives.3Typists.
1Hairdresser.3Waitresses.
1Wardrobe dealer.
3 No occupation. Under 15 years of age. 12 Boys. 8 Girls.