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Poplar 1936

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

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London County Council Byelaws with Respect to Houses Divided into Separate Tenements.

Address.Nature of Complaint.Result.Inspector.
9, Coldharbour (Summons under Public Health (London) Act, 1936, q. v.)———
Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, and L.C.C. Byelaws under Section 214.
Subjul Khan, 70, Kerbey Street, E. 14Let lodgings to seamen, not boing licensed under L.C.C. Byelaws£3 penalty; £2 2s. costsLuke, H. W.
Subjul Khan, 70, Kerbey Street, E. 14Let lodgings to seamen, not being licensed under L.C.C. Byelaws£5 penalty; £5 5s. costsdo.

Rao Flock Acts, etc.

Address.Nature of Complaint.Result.Inspector.
J. Brogden, 161, Tredegar Road, E.3In possession of rag flock which contained chlorine 150 parts per 100,000Summons dismissed under Probation of Offenders Act; £2 2s. costsSmith, F. A.
Flock & Wadding Mills, Ltd., “Athol Works,” Athol Street, E. 14Sold to above Defendant rag flock which did not conform to the standard of cleanlinoss£1 penalty; £7 7s. costsdo.
Harold Noble, 20, Railway Street, E. 14In possession of rag flock which contained chlorine 185 parts per 100,000Summons withdrawn; costs paid, £5 5s.Johnson, W.
(This Defendant issued summons against the Warrantor—this summons was adjourned sine die.)
A. H. Harrison, “Stronghold Works,” West Ferry Road, E.14In possession of rag flock which contained chlorine 61 parts per 100,000Summons withdrawn; agreed costs paid, £5 5s.Langley, H. J.

London County Council Byelaws—Rag and Bone Dealers.

Address.Nature of Complaint.Result.Inspector.
Wm. Jas. Cannon of 36, Pond Road, StratfordExchanged toys for rags10s. costsDove, A. L.
Jas. Lock, 74, Paul Street, West HamExchanged toys for rags£1 penaltydo.