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The underground bakehouses at 98, Boundary Road, 225 and 289,
Tmchley Road, are now out of use.
Two aboveground factory. and two aboveground workshop.
bakehouses were opened during the year at 232, High Road, Kilburn,
9, South End Road, 200, Haverstock Hill and 80, Heath Street.
A bakehouse newly opened in premises unsuitable for the purpose,
4a, Downshire Hill, was closed after service of a notice by the Public
Health Department.
(v) Registration of Food Premises.
(a) There are 88 premises used for the manufacture, storage or
sale of ice cream on the Register as required by the London County
Council (General Powers) Act, 1932.
(b) Cooked Meat, etc.—Up to the end of the year 42 premises
had been registered as required by the London County Council
(General Powers) Act, 1932.
(vi) Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) Act, 1928.
The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries has made Regulations
prescribing designations to indicate the quality of certain articles of
agricultural produce.
(vii) Merchandise Marks Act, 1926.
Under this Act certain imported goods are required to bear an
indication of origin when exposed for sale.
The Sanitary Inspectors supervise, generally, such of the requirements
of these Acts as are enforceable by the Borough Council.
Butter Factories and Wholesale Dealers in Margarine.
The custom of some retail shops selling Margarine to other
traders and constituting themselves wholesale dealers appears to have
fallen into disuse in Hampstead, probably due to increased facilities
being given by the wholesale Margarine Merchants, with the result
that at the end of the year only two traders were so registered :—
304, High Road, Kilburn—Messrs. Maypole Dairy Co., Ltd.
233, Finchley Road—Messrs. Upton, Ltd.
There is now no butter factory in the Borough.