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Stoke Newington 1927

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

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2. Offences Against the Order.—The tilling of bottles
anywhere than in the registered premises, e.g., in the street
is illegal, and the carrying of discs on the roundsman's barrow or
in his clothing is evidence of an intention to perform an illegal
act. It is no defence that the act was performed by an ignorant
employee, for it is the duty of the purveyor to see that his assistants
are informed of the requirements of the Order.
3. Milk (Special Designations) Order, 1923.—Licences
to use the designation "Certified" were granted to the following
firms:
1. Supplemental licence to Manor Farm Dairy, Ltd.
2. Supplemental licence to A. Stapleton and Sons, Ltd.
3. Supplemental licence to Welford's and Premier Dairies,
Ltd.
Licence to use the designation "Grade A" (Tuberculin Tested)
was granted to the following firm:
1. Supplemental licence to A. Stapleton and Sons, Ltd.
Licences to use the designation "Pasteurised" were granted to :
1. Supplemental licence to Manor Farm Dairy Co., Ltd.
2. Supplemental licence to A. Stapleton and Sons, Ltd.
3. Supplemental licence to Welford's and Premier Dairies,
Ltd.
4. Pasteuriser's licence issued to J. Akam and Sons, Ltd.
(b) MEAT AND OTHER FOODS.
Slaughterhouses.—There are 4 private registered premises
as follows:
Names of Situation of Frequency of
Butchers. Premises. Killing.
G. Caton, Ltd. 118, Church Street Few times yearly.
F.Godfrey 108, Green Lanes Few times yearly
A. Thwaites 55, Neville Road Nil
G.Brampton 165, High Street Twice weekly.