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Poplar 1913
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]
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Cowhouses—continued.
| Division. | Reg. No. | Premises and Tenant. |
|---|---|---|
| Bromley Central | 157 | 27, Abbott Road (License refused). |
| Bow East | 158 | 3, Alfred Street Joseph Hunt |
| Bow East | 169 | 457, Old Ford Road, Thomas Joseph Green and George Green |
| Bow West | 159 | 75, Armagh Road, Elizabeth Davies |
| Bow West | 160 | 103, Armagh Road, Jessie Anderson |
| Bow West | 167 | 17-19, Morville Street, Frederick Chandler |
| Bow West | 168 | 361, Old Ford Road, John William Lewis |
| Bow West | 162 | 10, Beale Road, Hugh Lewis Thomas and Edwin Hopkins Thomas |
OFFENSIVE TRADES.
Number in Borough.
Summonses—Carriage of Offensive Matter.
London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1908, Section 9—
Vendors of Fried Fish, Fish Curers, and Rag and Bone
Dealers—Proposed Bye-Laws.
Number of Offensive Trades in Borough. The premises where offensive trades may be carried on within the Borough of Poplar under the Public Health (London) Act, 1891, Section 19, are:—
| Yard attached to 39, White Post Lane | Tripe Boilers. |
| 277, Roman Road (Entry cancelled) | |
| East London Soap Works | Soap Boilers. |
| 241, Old Ford Road | Fat Melters. |
| 80, White Post Lane | |
| 31, White Post Lane | |
| Messrs. C. & B. Webb, Yeo Street | Tallow melters and bone boilers. |
Summonses—Carriage of Offensive Matter.
Two summonses were heard in respect of Carriage of Offensive
Matter in unsuitable Vehicles (see Legal Proceedings, page 211).