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Southwark 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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Defendant.Cause of Proceedings.Result.
Archibald Buckingham and George HardenRemoving (in Olney street) during prohibited hours and in improper vessels or carriages about 55 tins and 30 tins, respectively, of offensive fish offal (four summonses)Summonses withdrawn. These defendants were in the service of the Premier Fish Meat Company, Ltd., who were convicted for these offences (see page 133)
W. J. CornwallDisobedience to a Magistrate's order for the defendant to remedy certain defects at No. 1, Collingwood streetFined 18/- and 2/- costs
The OwnerNeglecting to remedy defective roof, gutters, rainpipe, dust bin, floors, plaster, &c., at No. 79, Newington causewayThe Magistrate ordered the premises to be closed forthwith, with 5/-costs
The Premier Fish Meal Co., Ltd.Removing (in Olney street) during prohibitedhours and in improper vessels or carriages about 58 tins of offensive fish offal (two summonses)These summonses were adjourned sine die, the defendant Company having given up the premises and ceased to carry on business in South wark
Do.Carrying on at the Railway Arches, between Nos. 38 and 40, Olney street, a trade,) business, or process of receiving, storing or handling fish offal, causing effluvia which was a nuisance, or injurious or dangerous to the health of the inhabitants of the district /
William PageNeglecting to provide a dustbin to the premises No. 81, Boyson roadFined £1, and 2/- costs
H. C. Heath. S. H. Heath, H. Brook and F. E. SneathNeglecting to remedy insufficient ventilation under floors, and dirty portions of premises at No. 9, Walcorde avenueSummons withdrawn, work done