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Poplar 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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Slaughter Houses.

239, Old Ford RoadMr. George Newton.
220, Roman RoadMr. George Weston.
258, Roman RoadMr. William Browne.
288, Roman RoadMr. Charles Applegate.
338, Roman RoadMrs. Annie E. Jarret.
114, Tredegar RoadMr. 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:—

*Bakehouses20
Registered Milksellers43
Public House Urinals25
Marine Store Dealers5
Butchers' Shops17
Fishmongers' Shops16
Fruiterers' Shops8
Ice Cream Shops3
Hairdressers' Shops17
Offensive Trade (Fat Melter)1
Butter Blender1
Sausgae and Brawn Factories4

Food and Drugs Acts.
By your direction I have submitted 57 varied samples of food and 1
sample of a drug to the Public Analyst for Analyses, of which 1 margarine
was certified to have contained an excess of 1.9 per cent. of water. The
Vendor was cautioned. 1 milk was certified to be deficient in fat to the
extent of 9.3 per cent. The Vendor proved a warranty. 1 milk was
certified to be deficient in fat to the extent of 18.0 per cent. Case dismissed.
Vendor proved the milk sold was as the cow gave it. 1 milk
was certified to be deficient in fat to the extent of 24.6 per cent. The
Vendor was ordered to pay 23s. costs only. 1 milk was certified to be
deficient in fat and solids not fat to the extent of 17.3 per cent. and 1.1
per cent. respectively. Case subsequently dismissed, vendor proved the
milk sold was as the cow gave it.
* Underground 9.