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(b) where the circumstances so require, means for the
disposal of any impure or waste liquid.
7. No person shall form or cause to be formed any refuse heap
in any part of the premises. Provided that, where a fair is
held in the open air, nothing in these by-laws shall prevent the
collection and burning of straw, waste paper, shavings or other
similar material in such a manner as not to be a nuisance or
cause of danger.
8. Every person occupying any part of the premises shall, as
respects that part of the premises, and the manager shall, as
respects any part of the premises not occupied by some other
person:-
(a) so far as practicable, cause that part to be kept in a
clean condition;
(b) as often as is necessary and practicable, cause any
refuse or litter within that part to be collected and
(save as provided in the foregoing by-law) to be
deposited in a suitable receptacle.
9. The manager shall cause all refuse and litter to be collected
at suitable intervals from all such receptacles as are mentioned in
the foregoing by-law and to be removed from the premises.
10. On vacation of the premises or any part thereof the manager
shall remove or cause to be removed any refuse or litter remaining
thereon, so as to leave the same in a clean and tidy condition.
11. Any person offending against any of the foregoing by-laws shall
be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding five pounds.
12. Nothing in the foregoing by-laws shall apply to any pleasure
fair held on the open space administered by the London County
Council and known as Hampstead Heath.
SWIMMING BATHS
Samples of water were regularly taken for chemical
examination and bacteriological analysis from the Hampstead
Swimming Baths. These proved to be satisfactory.
PET ANIMALS ACT, 1951
8 licences were issued during the year.