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Poplar 1909
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]
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OFFENSIVE TRADES.
London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1908,
Section 9—Vendors of Fried Fish, Fish Curers, and Rag
and Bone Dealers—Proposed 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. |
| 80, White Post Lane | |
| 31, White Post Lane | |
| Messrs. H. Webb, Yeo Street | Tallow melters and bone boilers. |
The interior of premises, 80, White Post Lane, were entirely reconstructed.
Amended plans were received by the London County
Council from the Sheppy Glue and Chemical Co.
London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1908, Section
9.—Vendors of Fried Fish, Fish Curers and Rag
and Bone Dealers.—Proposed Bye-Laws.
The London County Council submitted draft Bye-laws relating to the
conduct of the businesses of a Vendor of Fried Fish, Fish Curer and a Rag
and Bone Dealer as follow:—
Fried Fish Vendor and Fish Curer.
Present vendors or curers are to give notice to the London County
Council and Borough Council of name of owner, and address at which
business is carried on.
Vendors and curers newly established are to give notice before
making alterations to premises, fittings or apparatus, and to furnish plans
if required.
There are also provisions for enforcing cleanliness, and prohibiting
nuisance from effluvium or smoke; also for regulating structure and