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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 1910
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]
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The following is a list of the Licensed Cow and Slaughter-houses
Cow Houses.
Address.
75, Armagh Eoad
103, Armagh Road
10, Beale Road
19, Morville Street
361, Old Ford Road
Name of Licensee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davies.
Miss Jessie Anderson.
Messrs. Hugh Lewis Thomas
and Edward Hopkins Thomas
Mr. Frederick Chandler.
Mr. John William Lewis.
Slaughter Houses.
239, Old Ford Road
220, Roman Road
258, Roman Road
288, Roman Road
338, Roman Road
114, Tredegar Road
Mr. David Mitchell.
Mr. George Weston.
Mr. William Browne.
Mr. Henry Bull.
Mrs. Annie E. Jarrett.
Mr. Arthur Charles Tozer.
all of which have been subjected to periodical inspection throughout the
year.
The following have also received constant attention throughout the year:—
| *Bakehouses | 19 |
| Registered Milksellers | 53 |
| Public House Urinals | 25 |
| Marine Store Dealers | 5 |
| Butchers' Shops | 16 |
| Fishmongers' Shops | 16 |
| Fruiterers' Shops | 8 |
| Ice Cream Shops | 17 |
| Hairdressers' Shops | 18 |
| Offensive Trade (Fat Melter) | 1 |
| Sausage and Brawn Factories | 5 |
| Underground | 9 |
Food and Drugs Acts.
By your direction I have submitted 54 varied samples of food to the
Public Analyst for Analyses, of which 7 butters were certified to have
contained in varying small proportions boric acid.