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(ii) Milk (Special Designations) Order, 1923.
Number of licences in force during 1935 for the sale of milk
under special designations :—
Number of
Purpose of Licence. Licences
granted.
Sale of " Certified " Milk from shop or other premises 9
Sale of " Grade A (Tuberculin tested) " Milk from
shop or other premises 13
Sale of " Grade A " Milk from shop or other premises 1
Sale of " Pasteurised" Milk from shop or other
premises 36
No licence for graded milk or registration of retailers was
refused or revoked during the year.
In 12 eases supplementary licences were granted authorising
the sale of graded milk within the Borough from premises outside
Hampstead.
(B) Meat and Other Foods.
(i) Meat and Slaughterhouses.
There is now no slaughterhouse in the Borough. A general
supervision of shops and premises concerned with the meat supply of
the Borough is exercised by all the Sanitary Inspectors, and
observations kept to see that the Public Health (Meat) Regulations,
1924, are observed.
(ii) Sale of Food Order, 1921.
No infringement of this Order, which requires the labelling of
imported meat, bacon, ham or lard, was discovered during 1935.
(iii) Unsound Food and Food Inspection.
The following is a list of food seized or voluntarily surrendered
during the year :—
Apples, 1 barrel (less 16 lbs.).
Cherries, 78 tins.
Grape fruit, 13 tins.
Loganberries, 1 tin.
Pineapple, 6 tins.