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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Poplar 1900

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar District - Bow District & Parish of St. Mary Stratford-le-Bow]

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Table: The following is a list of the Licensed Cow and Slaughter-houses

The following is a list of the Licensed Cow and Slaughter-houses

Address.Name of Licensee.
75, Armagh RoadMr. David Wm. Davies.
103, Armagh RoadMrs. Ann Davies.
10, Beale RoadMr. Hugh Thomas.
19, Morville StreetMr. Thomas Jones.
361, Old Ford RoadMr. John Lewis.
Slaughter Houses.
239, Old Ford RoadMr. David Mitchell.
220. Roman RoadMr. William Gar
258, Roman RoadMr. James Henry Cox.
288, Roman RoadMr. Thomas Skillington.
338, Roman RoadMr. Henry Wm. Jarrett.
114, Tredegar RoadMr. John Dennis.

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all of which have been subjected to periodical inspection throughout
the year.
The market places have been regularly inspected throughout the
year, but in no instance was any article of food exposed for sale at
the time of my visits, in such a condition as to justify seizure.

Table: The following premises have also received constant attention throughout the year.

The following premises have also received constant attention throughout the year.

Public House Urinals23
Marine Store Dealers4
Butchers Shops19
Fishmongers „12
Fruiterers „9

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By your direction I have submitted 60 varied samples of food
and drugs to the Public Analyst for analyses.
I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
WILLIAM BOYCE,
Sanitary Inspector, and
Inspector under the Sale of Food and Drugs Act,
Bow ( West Division).