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Wandsworth 1911

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

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health. 231

TABLE CIII.— continued.

Clapharti.Putney.Strea'ham.Tooting.Wandsworth.Total.
Sanitary conveniences insufficient..................
,, ,, unsuitable..................
,, ,, not separate for sexes..................
,, „ defective122......1428
Other nuisances28120173096
Intimation notices served394331458148
Statutory notices served2...2...1014
Legal proceedings..................
V.—Home work
Premises inspected328341249135
„ re-inspected551152147
Workrooms found overcrowded1...1......2
,, insufficiently ventilated..................
„ in a dirty condition2172517
Other nuisances1...31813
Intimation notices served4183723
Statutory notices served............22
Legal proceedings..................
Cases of infectious disease notified...1...2...3
Houses visited for inquiry and no workroom found7.........6'3
Total number of premises inspected9792486782418743020
„ ,, ,, re-inspected212166234784511141
,, „ intimation notices served772310629149384
,, ,, intimation notices complied with722310429141369
,, „ statutory notices served ,, ,, statutory notices complied6...521932
with5...521527
,, ,, legal proceedings..................

Table CIV shows the principal trades carried on in the premises
on the Register, but it does not include the trades in workplaces,
domestic workshops, or in outworkers' premises.
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Compared with 1910 there has been a decrease of nine in the
number of these trades, this decrease having been chiefly in the
sub-district of Wandsworth.