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Finsbury 1937

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

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The following analysis shows the trades followed by the
Finsbury outworkers:—

Finsbury Outworkers Notified During 1937.

(List sent in twice yearly.)

Trade.Con tractors.Homeworkers.Totals.
Tailoring14927176
Mantles, Gowns, Blouses32122343
Coats, Costumes, Skirts79382
Pleating, Hem-stitching, Buttonhole-making20—20
Uniforms11516
Furriers10416120
Underwear131326
Shirts and Pyjamas10414
Neckwear4711
Woollen Goods639
Children's Wear145
Baby Linen538
Millinery—1616
Linen and Cotton Goods161733
Needlework and Embroidery61319
Cushions1—1
Coat Hangers—4747
Umbrellas—1414
Handbags—1717
Fancy Goods41519
Powder Puffs—11
Hairnets—66
Artificial Flowers—9494
Button and Hairpin Carding—1717
Box-making, etc.499103
Paper Bags—22
Christmas Crackers and Stockings15960
Toy-making—99
Lampshades—11
Brushes11516
Fancy Stationery257
Jewel and Plate Cases235
Feather Sorting, Curling and Mounting—77
Clock-makers and Opticians7—7
Electro-platers and Silversmiths6-6
Totals7735641,337

Offensive Trades.
At present there are the following licensed offensive trades
in Finsbury:—
Tripe Dressers.—Messrs. Henson, 187, Whitecross Street;
Messrs. F. & W. Warman, Ltd., 5, Eagle Court.
Messrs. H. P. Millicent & Co., 8, Mallow Street, fur-skin
dressers, have recently discontinued operations at that address.