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Holborn 1953

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

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These figures approximate closely to those of the previous ten years, averages ot which are tabulated below: —

Year.No. of Samples examined.Total Solids (average).Non-fatty Solids (average).Fat (average).
19439612.428.913.51
194410012.298.813.48
19459412.458.873.58
194621412.338.813.53
194721612.368.843.52
194821412.298.783.51
194921212.358.863.49
195021612.328.803.52
195121712.358.833.52
195217912.398.863.53
195317512.188.693.49

Milk (Special Designations) Regulations.
A person proposing to use a special designation authorised by the Regulations is
required to apply to the licensing authority of the area in which the milk is to be sold,
for a licence to use the designation. Upon being satisfied that the relevant provisions
of the Regulations are complied with, a Licensing Authority grant a dealer's licence to a
distributor in respect of each of his premises within their area rrom which the designated
milk is to be sold. Where a distributoi holding a dealer's licence to use a special designation
in respect of milk sold from premises in one area, wishes to sell milk within the area of
another Licensing Authority, the latter authority may issue a dealer's supplementary
licence authorising the use of the designation in their area.

During the year 177 licences were issued, details of which are as follows: —

Dealer's Licences.Dealer's Supplementary Licences.
To sell Tuberculin Tested milk3022
To sell Accredited milk——
To sell Pasteurised milk4623
To sell Sterilised milk3224

Milk — Bacteriological Examination.
During the year, 55 samples of milk were submitted for bacteriological examination.
Seven of these were from milk supplied to schools in the Borough and two to a Day
N ursery.