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Hammersmith 1934

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

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RESULTS OF SAMPLES OF MILK SUBMITTED FOR BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION.

Total CountB. ColiMicroscopic Examination
Ordinary Sample No. 1Milk 560,000 per c.c.— in 1/100thCentrifugalised deposit contained marked excess of leucocytes and squames
24,400,000 „- in 1/1000thCentrifugalised deposit contained decided excess of leucocytes, some squames, and traces of detritus
36;800.000 „in 1/10000th
„ 4172,666 ,.in 1/100th—
5205,000 ,.in 1/100th—
69,270 ,.in 1/10th—
„ 714.300 .,in 1/10th—
8147.333 „in 1/100th—
93,400,000 .,in 1/100th—
„ 10252,600 „in 1/100th—
" 112,400,000 „in 1/1000th—
These samples although not sold as " pasteurised were said to have been treated in accordance with the requirements of the Milk (Special Designations) Order 1923, for pasteurised milk
Pasteurised Milk
Sample No. 1214.966 per c.c.in 1/10thCentrifugalised deposit contained slight excess of leucocytes and squames, and traces of detritus
„ 136,633 „— in 1/10thCentrifugalised deposit contained a few leucocytes and squames, and a minute trace of detritus
„ 1410,180 „in 1/10|th—
.. 159,733 „— in 1/10th—
„ 163,760 „— in 1/10th—
178,733 „— in 1/10th—
Grade A T.T.
Sample No.185,766 per c.c.— in 1/100thCentrifugalised deposit contained only a few leucocytes and squames
Orade A Pasteurised
Sample No. 19155 per c.c.— in 1 c.c.Centrifugalised deposit very small and contained only a few leucocytes