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Lambeth 1934

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

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In addition to the above-mentioned carcases or parts of carcases
the following unsound food was condemned and destroyed :—
Fish—
cwts.
qrs.
lbs.
Fillets (3 boxes)
—
—
—
Herring Roes (5 boxes)
—
—
—
Halibut
—
1
15
Mackerel (1 box)
—
—
—
Skate Wings
—
2
7
Smoked Haddock
—
2
14
Winkles
1
0
0
Fruit and Vegetables—
Grapes
2
0
18
Pears (21 cases)
—
—
—
Plums
1
0
10
Raspberries (74 boxes)
—
—
—
Tomatoes
1
0
8
Poultry—
Fowls
4
1
21½
Turkeys
24
0
17½
Game—
Partridges (9)
—
—
—
Pheasant (1)
—
—
—
Ostend Rabbits
—
—
191
Rabbits
1
2
101
Meat and other products—
Bacon
2
0
2
Brisket of Beef (1 tin)
—
—
—
Corned Beef (8 tins)
—
—
—
Hams
2
1
51
Ham, Tinned (2 tins)
—
—
—
Lamb
—
2
0
Ox Livers
—
2
7
Pork
—
2
15
Shop Inspection.
The systematic inspection of butchers' shops and meat stores has
been continued during the year, and the general condition of these
premises was found to be satisfactory.
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