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 Hammersmith Borough]
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Increase of Rent and Mortgage Interest Restrictions
Act, 1920-1933.—During the year twenty-eight applications
were received for certificates under the above Act. In
twenty-six cases the certificates were granted.
This total includes seven applications from owners, and
all were issued where the work specified had been completed
satisfactorily.
EXHUMATION AND RE-INTERMENT OF
BODIES.
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Harrow Road.
During the year four licences were granted by the Secretary
of State for the exhumation and removal of bodies
from graves in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Two were removed abroad, one to Osterley, Middlesex,
and one to another grave in the Cemetery.
The work of removal and re-interment was carried out
in accordance with the conditions and under the supervision
of the Sanitary Inspector on my behalf.
PUBLIC BATHS.
The Public Swimming Baths in Lime Grove and the
Open-air Swimming Bath in Bloemfontein Boad. are provided
with aeration and filtration plants, whereby the
water is continuously filtered, aerated and chlorinated.
The water is pumped from a point at the deepest part of
the Baths, passed under pressure to gravel filters, then
into a chamber or tank where it is aerated, and afterwards
chlorinated before returning to the Baths.
SWIMMING BATHS.
During the year 63 samples were taken from water in
the public swimming baths and submitted for bacteriological
examination, and in the majority of cases the reports
were satisfactory.