Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]
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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
(J) With respect to drainage, etc. (Metropolis Management
Act, section 202) ... ... ... ... —
(k) With respect to deposit of plans as to drainage, etc.
(Metropolis Management Acts Amendment (By
laws) Act, 1899) —
Mortuaries—
Total number of bodies removed 188
Total number of infectious bodies removed 1
MILKSH0PS.
At the close of 1904 there were 286 milkshops on the Register,
59 have been added in 1905 and 43 removed, leaving 302 on the
Register at the end of 1905.
During the year 675 inspections were made of these premises and
67 notices, chiefly for cleansing, were served. Two prosecutions were
taken for occupying premises without being registered and in both
cases fines were inflicted.
Special attention has been given this year to the enforcing of the
Milkshop Regulations, and the notice of all registered purveyors of
milk was called to the regulations which deal with the protection of
milk against infection or contamination.
COWSHEDS.
The following is a list of the registered Cowhouses in the district,
granted by the London County Council in October:—
Clapham—
London, Gloucester, and North Hants Dairy Company, Ltd.,
31a, Clifton Street. (10 cows.)
Stables, John, 593, Wandsworth Road. (26 cows.)
Denny, Charles, 128, Wirtemberg Street. (25 cows.)
Putney—
James, Messrs., Lower Richmond Road. (Number of cows,
Shed No. 1—12; Shed No. 2—10.)