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Hammersmith 1944

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

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SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE BOROUGH.The following table shows the numbrt of visits made by the Sanitary Inspector, and the number of Preliminary Notices served and complied with during the year:-

Cause of InspectionNo. of InspectionsNo. of Notices served.No. of Notices complied with.
Bakehouses582I
Cancer5——
Complaints4,2981,2091,076
Drainage1,7971824
Evacuation116——
Factories (Mechanical)2581514
Factories (Non-mechanical)2021
Food (other than Restaurants and Eating Houses)2,56849
Housing Act10111
Infectious Diseases1,7612017
Licences (Building)7691—
Markets1,068——
Milk Vendors50444
Outworkers199——
Pharmacy and Medicines Act641—
Public Urinals1791—
Rats (Sewer)110——
Rats and Mice2,23110837
Restaurants and Eating Houses254127
Requisitioning of Houses58——
Scabies140—1
Shelters (A.R.P.)3594—
Shops Act3321
Slaughterhouses1——
Smoke Observations778—
War Damage2596322
Re-visits7,292154322
Miscellaneous2,1634027
Total26,6421,6691,564
During the year 590 Statutory Notices were served and 475 complied with.

INCREASE OF RENT AND MORTGAGE
RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1920/38.
During the year 7 applications were received for certificates
under the above Act, and in 5 cases certificates were
granted.
This total includes two applications from owners, both
of which were issued as the work specified had been completed
satisfactorily.