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Lambeth 1925

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

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OUT-WORKERS, 1925.
5 February and 5 August lists were received, dealing with 40 and
29 out-workers respectively. Of the 69 out-workers, 28 belonged to
Lambeth and 41 elsewhere. Particulars of the latter were sent to the
Authorities concerned, whilst, in return, 145 lists were received from
various outside authorities dealing with 765 workers, of whom 749
belonged to Lambeth and 16 to districts outside Lambeth.

Of the total Lambeth out-workers reported, 73 were new outworkers, i.e., out-workers not previously registered, as follows :

Aprons1Lace Goods1
Artificial Flowers2Lampshades1
Baby Linen2Mantles3
Bag Stringing5Millinery7
Blouses2Neckwear1
Boots1Outfitting1
Boudoir Caps0Rag Dolls1
Brush making2Shirts1
Children's Dresses1Smocking1
Collars1Tailors12
Costumes1Tassel work1
Dressing Gowns1Ties5
Dress-making5Underclothing3
Embroidery1Upholstery1
Hats (Opera)1Wearing apparel2
Knitted Articles4Woollen goods3
Total73

HOUSING DEPARTMENT.
Representation under the Housing of the Working Classes
Act, 1890 (Part I.)
China Walk Area.
The official " representation " of the Medical Officer of Health
was made under date of September 25th, 1924, in connection with a
London County Council Improvement Scheme for the County, and