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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 1901

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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I have also inspected the whole of the bakehouses in my district,
and the notices as to defective drains and limewhiting were served,
and the nuisances abated.

Table: I have made periodical inspections throughout the year of the above houses.

I have made periodical inspections throughout the year of the above houses.

The licensed cow-houses numbered3
The licensed slaughterhouses4

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All the milkshops, dairies, &c., have been regularly inspected to
see that the utensils are kept clean, and in some instances I have
had to caution the vendors as to their condition.

Table: I have made inspection of the undermentioned schools :—

I have made inspection of the undermentioned schools :—

Bromley National.St. Agnes R. C.
Priory Street.Old Palace.
High Street.Wesleyan Tidy Street.
Knapp Road.

Table: I beg to report that I have inspected the undermentioned canal boats in the Bromley North Division :—

I beg to report that I have inspected the undermentioned canal boats in the Bromley North Division :—

Date—1901.Name of Vessel.Place.
Nov. 27MastiffBetween T. & S. Railway.
„ 29SurreyDo.do.
„ 29StortDo.do.
„ 30HannahDo.do.
Dec. 4JudyDo.do.

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I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
FREDK. J. ANTHONY,
Sanitary Inspector,
Bromley (North Division).
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