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Wandsworth 1903

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
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By-law 3. That a clause be inserted providing for the
capacity of flushing cisterns to be not less than
three gallons.
By-law 14. That the words "forty-eight hours" be added
after the word "given" in the third line.
By-law 16. That a clause be inserted,—
(a) For the prohibition of a shoot to any
receptacle for house refuse.
(b) For providing that in flats and other
similar tenements on each floor there
should be a balcony or open space
for movable receptacles for house
refuse.
By-law 25. That a clause be inserted (as already suggested by
the Council) requiring owners of property let as
stables to provide manure receptacles.
Provided that, where a wagon or van, fitted
on wheels, is used in place of a receptacle or
metal cage, and is removed (together with its
contents) periodically, without in any way
disturbing the contents of such wagon or van
the provision of such wagon or van shall be
deemed, under such conditions, to comply
with all the requirements of this by-law.
FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS.
The registers which had been in use for reports of workshops,
etc., were found not to be satisfactory, and after careful
consideration it was decided to adopt a card system on which the
information with respect to workshops could be more easily kept
and become more accessible.
A separate card is used for each workshop "and space is left
for the necessary particulars, the reverse being used for reinspections.
Cards are also used for factories, workplaces,
domestic workshops, outworkers' premises, and milkshops.