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The following are details from his report for the year under review:-
Details of Visits
Shepherds Bush Market 4 visits
North End Road Market 4 "
A. Pet Stores 3 "
" " 8 "
B. " Shop 1 visit
C. " " 3 visits
International Poulty Show 1 visit
Royal Dairy Show 1 "
25 visits
Orders - Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
Animals (Miscellaneous Provisions) Order 1927
Under the terms of the above Order certain Acts and Orders of the
Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food require publiclication by the
Local Authorities. The following were received from the Ministry during
the above period and several were advertised as indicated:-
* Foot and Mouth Disease (Controlled Area Restrictions)
(Amdt) Order 1968
* Foot and Mouth Disease (Imported Meat) Order 1968
Importation of Potatoes (Health) G.B. (Amdt) Order 1968
Diseases of Animals (Milk Treatment) (Amdt) Order 1968
Diseases of Animals (Milk Treatment) Order 1967
* Foot and Mouth Disease (Imported Meat) No.2. Order 1968
Miscellaneous Fees (Variation) Order 1968
Agriculture (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1968
The Slaughterhouses (Hygiene) Regulations (Appointed Day No.2)
Order 1968
The Slaughter of Animals (Prevention of Cruelty) Regulations
(Appointed Day No. 2) Order 1968
The Performing Animals Rules 1968
Foot and Mouth Disease (Infected Areas) Special Orders Nos. 1-45
1968.
Foot and Mouth Disease (Controlled Area) Special Orders Nos.1-5
1968
*Advertised
Shepherds Bush Market
A visit was madeito an establishment at the above following a complaint
concerning a puppy purchased which became ill with gastro-enteritis.
All the animals in the shop were in good condition.
A kitten purchased from the same shop died of gastro-enteritis but
one could not fault the premises of the conditions under which livestock
were kept.
A complaint was received from a resident that a snake, which she
thought came from a pet shop in Shepherds Bush Market, was in her mother's
garden. The matter was investigated and visits were made to the three pet
shops in the vicinity. Only one of the shops kept snakes, but these were
all securely housed and were of a harmless nature.
B. 14