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Bethnal Green 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bethnal Green Borough]

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name and address and another was fined 20s. for failing
to observe due precautions to prevent milk being
contaminated.
Milk (Special Designations) Order, 1923.
15 dairymen were licensed to sell "Grade A
(Tuberculin Tested)" Milk, 3 for the sale of "Certified"
Milk, and 3 for the sale of "Pasteurised" Milk,
while supplementary licences to sell "Certified" Milk
in the Borough from premises in Stepney and Hackney
and others to sell "Grade A (Tuberculin Tested),"
"Grade A" and "Pasteurised" Milk in the Borough
from premises in Poplar, Shoreditch, Hackney, Stepney,
Islington and Rugby were also granted during the
year.
Two summonses were taken out and were successful
in respect of offences under the regulations: selling
"Grade A" Milk not up to standard, selling "Grade A
(T.T.)" Milk without a licence. A third summons for
selling the same grade not in accordance with licence,
was withdrawn.
Cowhouses.
There were at the end of 1933 8 licensed cowhouses
in the Borough. 49 inspections were made during the
year. No notices were served.
During the year, by the operation of the Transfer
of Powers (London) Order, the licensing of Cowsheds
was transferred to the Borough Council. The following
premises were duly licensed:-
63, Bishop's Road.—Shed No. 1—(8 cows).
Shed No. 2—(6 cows).
23, Ezra Street—(6 cows).
38, Fellbrigg Street—Shed No. 1—(8 cows).
Shed No. 2—(8 cows).
104, Gibralter Walk—(18 cows).
55, Kerbela Street—Shed No. 1—(18 cows).
Shed No. 2—(2 cows).