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In addition, the following damaged articles of food were
dealt with on their arrivals within the Borough, notices
having been forwarded from the Medical Officers of Health
of the districts from which the food was dispatched:—
(a) Damaged wheat (to be used, afterwards, for cattle
feeding after being treated):—
(1) 60 quarters, per S.S. "Londoner," consigned to
Messrs. C. & J. Denny, Belvedere Road.
(2) 95 quarters, per S.S. "Clydeburn," consigned to
Messrs. C. & J. Denny, Belvedere Road.
(3) 350 bags, per S.S. "Gothic," consigned to Messrs.
Mumford & Sons, Vauxhall.
(4) 50 quarters, per S.S. "Londoner," consigned to
Messrs. C. & J. Denny, Belvedere Road.
(5) 40 quarters, per S.S. "Celtic Pride," consigned to
Messrs. C. &• J. Denny, Belvedere Road.
(6) 40 quarters, per S.S. "Clydeburn," consigned to
Messrs. C. & J. Denny, Belvedere Road.
(7) 30 quarters, per S.S. "Clydeburn," consigned to
Messrs. Osborne & Young, Coldharbour Lane.
(8) 40 quarters, per S.S. "Londoner," consigned to
Messrs. C. & J. Denny, Belvedere Road.
(9) 120 quarters, per S.S. "Clydeburn," consigned to
Messrs. C. & J. Denny, Belvedere Road.
(b) Potatoes and figs (to be sorted before sale and
doubtful portions voluntarily destroyed as trade
refuse):—
(1) 839 bags of potatoes and 6,000 boxes of figs, consigned
to 178 and 180 Lambeth Walk.
* Result of sorting was that 76 cwts of Potatoes and 9,000 boxes of
Figs were voluntarily destroyed as trade refuse.