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Stoke Newington 1907

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]

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TABLE C.— continued.

No.Sample Analysed.Opinion Formed.Action Taken.
96ButterGenuineNil.
97Coffee„„
98Coffee„„
99Demerara SugarColoured CrystalsVendor cautioned.
100Mixed SweetsGenuineNil.
101Cream of Tartar„„
102Margarine„„
103Milk„„
104Milk„„
105Milk„„
106Milk„„
107MilkTrace of Boric Acid„
108MilkGenuine„
109Apricot Pulp„„
110Apricot Pulp„„
111Apricot Pulp„„
112Apricot Pulp„„
113Black Currant Syrup„„
114Milk„„
115Cheese„„
116Butter„„
117Cheese„„
118Milk„„
119Butter„„
120Milk„„
121Milk„„
122Butter„„
123MilkSlight deficiency in 6olids non-fat (8.4%)„
124MilkGenuine„
125Scotch Whisky„„
126Gin„„
127Cocoa„„
128Coffee„„
129Scotch Whisky„„
130White Pepper„„
131Liquorice Powder„„
*132Milk60% deficiency in fatDefendant fined £5 and 12s. 6d. costs.
*133ButterGenuineNil.
*134Milk„„
*135Milk„„
*136Milk„„
*137Milk„„
*138Milk„„
139Beef SausageTrace of Boric Acid„
140Beef Sausage„„
141Pork Sausage„„
142Beef Sausage2¾ grains to the pound of Boric Acid.„

*Sunday Samples.