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Poplar 1911
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]
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| Devas Street, 105. | Nairn Street, 46. |
| Dewberry Street, 27. | Oban Street, 58. |
| Desart Street, 15. | Parian Street, Nil. |
| Donald Street, 99. | Peter Street, 9. |
| Dunbar Cottages, 10. | Portree Street, 60. |
| Devons Road, 1. | Prospect Place, 12. |
| East India Road, 8. | Railway Street, 55. |
| Empson Street, 106. | Shenfield Place, 17. |
| Ettrick Street, 26. | St. Leonard's Road, 264. |
| Favonia Street, 6. | St. Leonard's Street, 97. |
| Findhorn Street, 44. | St. Leonard's Avenue, 36. |
| Glencoe Street, 40. | Spey Street, 87. |
| Gurley Street, 34. | Teviot Street, 139. |
| Hack Street, 9. | Tapley Street, 42. |
| Highland Street, 16. | Uamvar Street, 30. |
| Ida Street, 16. | Ullin Street, 39. |
| Joshua Street, 24. | Venue Street, 89. |
| Layfield Place, 10. | Wellington Street, 31. |
| Lanrick Road, 1. | Wilson Street, 43. |
| Leven Road, 99. | Willis Street, 40. |
| Lingen Street, 42. | Wyvis Street, 62. |
| Lochnagar Street, 47. | Yattan Street, 51. |
| Marner Street, 86. | Zetland Street, 41. |
| Mauve Street, 18. |
Total number of dwelling houses, business premises, etc., etc.,
Bromley Central Division, 3,195.
Housing, Toicn Planning Act, 1909.
Sixty-two special house-to-house inspections were carried out,
"Intimations," statutory notices and "final" notices served on the
owners to abate the several nuisances at the following premises: —
Chadbourne Street, 24.
Devas Street, 7.
Wellington Street, 31.
with the result that they were complied with, with exception of Nos. 1, 2,
3 and 4, Chadbourne Street, and in consequence "closing orders" were
served in accordance with this Act, which received prompt attention, the
necessary works were carried out, and the premises put in a thorough