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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
As the destruction of such material is somewhat a difficult
matter, and as it is of some marketable value, it would be, in my
opinion, advisable to continue the present arrangements.
During the year, 10,338 tins of offensive trade refuse were
removed to the Destructor and disposed of.
Slaughterhouses.
The following list shows the number of slaughterhouses in the
Borough as issued by the London County Council after October,
1902. One licence was refused by the County Council owing to
the defective structural condition of the slaughterhouse.
They were all inspected frequently during the year, not only
for the purpose of seeing that the Bye-laws were carried out, but
also for the purpose of inspecting the animals after slaughter.
In one case it was necessary to take proceedings for non-compliance
with the Bye-laws, and the defendant was fined.
CLAPHAM—
Oxley, Alfred, 63, Clapham Park Road.
Woodman, George, 140, Larkhall Lane.
Godfrey, George, 147, Larkhall Lane.
Wood, Samuel, 172, Larkhall Lane.
Wright, Thomas John, 272, Wandsworth Road.
Simmons, John, 647, Wandsworth Road.
Boxshall, H., 140, Clapham Park Road.
Warren, James E., 63, Old Town.
PUTNEY—
Schneider, F., 27, High Street.
Langston, James, 76, High Street.
Lindsey, J., Montserrat Road.
STREATHAM—
Cooke, James R., 45, Balham High Road.
Goslin, T. C., 91.93, High Road, Streatham.
Dickson, H., 107, High Road, Streatham.
Wotton & Dean, 165, High Road, Streatham.
Huskisson, John, 52, Upper Tooting Road.