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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 1904

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

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Table: TABLE B. At the end of the year the following premises were on the registers.

TABLE B. At the end of the year the following premises were on the registers.

Workshops (Male). (See remarks in italics, page 97.)
10 Bootmakers1 Mica Chimney Cutter
3 Bass Dressers1 Plumber
1 Builder2 Painter's Fitters
1 Barge Builder1 Polisher
1 Brush Maker1 Ropemaker
1 Bamboo Furniture Maker1 Waterproof
1 Blind Maker1 Rubber Works
2 Cork Cutters1 Shoe Maker
1 Carpenter1 Stone Mason
1 Cooperage1 Slate Manufacturer
3 Cycle Makers1 Skin Dresser
4 Cabinet Makers1 Ship Smith
1 Wood Chopper5 Sadlers
2 Confectioners1 Toy Maker
1 Cake Manufacturer1 Tailor
1 Cab Proprietor1 Trunk Maker
14 Farriers2 Undertakers
1 Marine Store Dealer4 Wheelwrights
1 Meat Extractor1 Wine Maker
1 Mat Maker1 Mineral Water Works
1 Fowl and Cattle Food Mixer
Workshops (where Men and Women are Employbd).
2 Boot Makers4 Tailors
1 Potted Meat1 Upholsterer
Domestic Workshops (where Men are Employed).
1 Wire Worker1 Walking Stick Manufacturer
1 Boot Maker
Home Workers (Male).
27 Boot Makers1 Tailor

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