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Poplar 1907

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

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Police Court Proceedings.

No. of Street or Name of Premises or Locality, &c.Nature of Complaint.Date of Attendance at Police Court.Result.Name of Officer.
Felt Works, Barchester StreetSmoke nuisance, 5th January. Default in complying with requisitions of the Council's notice, dated 23rd, November, 1906. Public Health (London) Act, 1891.22nd January7 days' "abatement order." £5 penalty and 23/- costs.Mr. Joseph Johnson
Occupier of Tailor's Shop, St. Leonard's RoadOccupier summoned for not sending to the Council a copy of the list shewing the names and addresses of all persons directly employed as workmen in the business of the premises outside the said premises and the places where they were employed. Factory and Workshop Act.19th March10/- penalty, 23/- costsMiss Tattersall
Occupier of a Boot Shop, East India Dock RoadAs above19th March10/- penalty, 23/- costsMiss Tattersall
Occupier of Tailor's Shop, East India Dock RoadAs above19th March10/- penalty, 23/- costsMiss Tattersall
96, Tredegar RoadThe agent summoned for unlawfully fitting a pan and trap in the water closet not giving notice in writing before executing such work. Summoned under the London County Council Bye-laws, made under Public Health (London) Act, 1891.28th March23/- costsMr. Boyce.
Provision Shop, Devons RoadSeizure of 264 tins of condensed milk. Owner summoned for having such articles intended for the food of man deposited at the premises in Devons Road for the purpose of sale, the contents of the said tins being unfit for the food of man. Public Health (London) Act, 1891.8th April£10 penalty, £5 5/- costsMr. Langley.
Provision Shop, Devons RoadOwner of 130 tins of condensed milk summoned for selling to the occupier of premises in the Devons Road the said 130 tins of condensed milk, the contents of the said tins being unfit for the food of man. Public Health (London) Act, 1891.4th AprilSummons withdrawn, as it was in connection with the above summons.Mr. Langley.