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Poplar 1907
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]
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OFFENSIVE TRADES.
New Bye-laws.
The premises where offensive trades may be carried on within the Borough of Poplar are:—
| Yard attached to 39, White Post Lane | Tripe Boilers. |
| 277, Roman Road | |
| East London Soap Works | Soap Boilers. |
| 241, Old Ford Road | Fat Melters. |
| 37, White Post Lane | |
| 80, White Post Lane | |
| 31, White Post Lane | |
| Webbs, Yeo Street | Tallow melters and bone boilers. |
| *Wickens, Pease & Co., Glaucus Street |
New Bye-Laws.
The undermentioned bye-laws were made by the London County
Council on the 26th February, 1907; the seal of the Council was affixed
on the 26th April and the bye-laws were allowed by the Local Government
Board on 25th November, 1907. The old bye-laws made by the
Metropolitan Board of Works have been revoked with the exception of
that which refers to fellmongers, which is a re-enactment. The bye-law
relating to dressers of fish skins is an entirely new one.†
Fat melter or fat extractor.
Gut scraper and catgut maker or catgut manufacturer.
Glue and size manufacturer.
Bone boiler, manure manufacturer, or tallow melter.
Soap boiler.
Knacker.
Fellmonger, and
Dresser of fish skins.
* Taken off London County Council's register, March, 1908.
† New bye-laws in respect of tripe dressers are awaiting the confirmation of the
Local Government Board (March, 1908).