Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bethnal Green Borough]
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was prosecuted for not having his name and address
conspicuously inscribed on his receptacle and he was
fined £1.
Milk (Special Designations) Order, 1923.
One dairyman was licensed to sell " Certified,"
"Grade A (Tuberculin Tested)," and "Pasteurised"
milks, 1 to sell "Certified" and "Grade A (Tuberculin
Tested)," 3 for the sale of "Grade A (Tuberculin
Tested)" milk, 1 for the sale of "Grade A" milk, and 1
for the sale of "Pasteurised" milk, while supplementary
licences to sell "Certified" milk in the Borough from
premises in Hackney and others to sell "Grade A
(Tuberculin Tested)" and "Pasteurised" milk in the
Borough from premises in Poplar, Islington and
Hackney were also granted during the year.
The samples of graded milks taken during the
year were found to be in conformity with the Order.
Cowhouses.
There were at the end of 1929, eleven licensed
cowhouses in the Borough. Forty - four inspections
were made during the year, 2 notices were served..
The premises are as follows:—
63, Bishop's Road.—Shed No. 1—(8 cows).
Shed No. 2—(6 cows).
42, Cheshire Street—(6 cows).
23, Ezra Street—(6 cows).
38, Fellbrigg Street—Shed No. 1—(8 cows).
Shed No. 2—(8 cows).
104, Gibraltar Walk—(18 cows).
34b, Green Street—(45 cows).
1, Hamilton Road—(14 cows).
55, Kerbela Street—Shed No. 1—(18 cows).
Shed No. 2—(2 cows).
2, Lisbon Street—(19 cows).
64, Squirries Street—(14 cows).
38, Three Colts Lane—(23 cows).