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Poplar 1908
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]
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OFFENSIVE TRADES.
Dresser of Fish Skins, New Bye-Laws.
London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1908.
Vendors of Fried Fish, Fish Curkrs, and Rag and Bone
Dealers.
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 | |
| 37, White Post Lane | Fat Melters. |
| 80, White Post Lane | |
| 31, White Post Lane | |
| Webbs, Yeo Street | Tallow melters and bone boilers. |
| "Wickens, Pease & Co., Glaucus Street |
The premises, 80, White Post Lane, are about to be entirely re-constructed.
Amended plans have been received by the London County
Council from the Sheppy Glue and Chemical Co., and are being dealt
with.
Dresser of Fish Skins. New Bye-Laws.
The bye-laws made by the London County Council for regulating the
conduct of the business of a dresser of fish skins came into operation
26th November, 1908, which day being twelve months from the date of
the confirmation of the bye-laws by the Local Government Board. At
present there is no dresser of fish skins within the Borough.
London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1908.
See page 133 as to powers to make bye-laws in respect of vendors of
fried fish, fish curers and rag and bone dealers.
* Taken off London County Council's register, March, 1908.