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Wandsworth 1906

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

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
Wandsworth—
Holton, Frederick, 2, Armoury Yard, The Plain.
Miller, George S., 27, Belle Vue Road.
Covell, Herbert A., 39, High Street, Wandsworth.
Masters, George, 105, High Street, Wandsworth.
(Condition—This license is granted on the undertaking
of the licensee that large cattle are not to be admitted
except between the hours of 11 p.m. and 9 a.m., that
not more than one large animal be killed per week; and
that large and small cattle are not to be brought on to
or kept on these premises at the same time.)
Wood, John James, Dunsford Farm, Merton Road.
(Condition—This license is granted on the undertaking
of the licensee that his own pigs only be killed at these
premises.)
Kingston, Thomas Henry, 59, High Street, Wandsworth.
(Condition—Small cattle only.)
Knacker's Yard.
Harrison, Barber & Co., Ltd., Garratt Lane.
The above premises have been entirely reconstructed and new
appliances installed. The system of ventilation, however, has not
worked successfully, but alterations are being made which will
eventually improve matters, and prevent the occurrence of any
nuisance from the escape of offensive effluvia.
Offensive Trades.
The following is a list of offensive trades carried on in the
Borough :—•
(1.) Harrison, Barber & Company, Garratt Lane, Wansworth,
Knacker's Yard
Do. do. Bone Boilers.
Do. do. Manure Manufacturers.
(2.) W. C. Milestone, Bendon Valley, Wandsworth,
Fat Melter.