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28
Accumulations of manure and refuse removed 37
Stoves, ranges and coppers repaired or renewed 206
Sundry items 395
Food stores provided 78
Overcrowding abated 31
6,202
PREMISES INSPECTED PERIODICALLY.
The following premises were inspected periodically during
the year and any matters requiring attention were dealt with: —
No. in
District.
Dairies and milkshops 36
Milk purveyors in connection with other businesses 64
Bakehouses 27
Catering trades 58
Slaughter-houses 6
Butchers' shops 53
Fish shops 24
Factories, workshops and work-places 307
Outworkers' premises 152
Cinemas 7
Places of public entertainment 32
Shoots (refuse) 2
Overcrowded houses 33
Licensed petroleum stores 83
884
BYELAWS RELATING TO HOUSES INTENDED OR USED
FOR OCCUPATION BY THE WORKING CLASSES AND LET
IN LODGINGS OR OCCUPIED BY MEMBERS OF MORE
THAN ONE FAMILY.
These Byelaws were made on 24th March, 1930, and cmfirmed
on 13th May, 1930. They do not apply to any lodging'
house in which the owner resides and not more than one family
is lodged. Parts of these byelaws, involving structural alterations,
do not apply to any lodging-house the rent of which is for