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Hammersmith 1936

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

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BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF MILK.

No.Class of Milk.Total count.B. Coli.Microscopic examination.
1Raw (from tank)481,000 per c c.+ in l/1000th c.c.Numerous pus cells and some long chain streptococci
2do.256,000 „+ in l/1000th c.c.A small number of pus cells
3do.197,000 „+ in l/1000th c.c.A few leucocytes
4do.157,000 „+ in 1/1000th c.c.do.
5do.189,000 „+ in l/1000th c.c.do.
6Raw (from churn)298,000 „+ in l/1000th c.c.do.
7Pasteurised (from churn)4,030 „- in l/10th c.c.A small number of leucocytes
8do.32,500 „- in 1 /10th c.c.do.
9Pasteurised (bottle)58,000 „+ in 1/10th c.c.A few leucocytes. No acid fast bacteria
10do.16,300 „+ in 1/10th c.c.Some leucocytes. No acid fast bacteria
11do.52,000+ in 1 /10th c.c.Some leucocytes. No acid fast bacteria
12do.46,200 „+ in l/10th c.c.Some leucocytes. No acid fast bacteria
13Pasteurised ( from churn )3,340- in l/10th c.c.—
14do.2,930- in l/10th c.c.—
15do.3,970- in 1/10th c.c.-
16do.4,490 „- in l/10th c,c.—
17do.2,760- in 1/10th c.c.—