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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
The Council decided that the Sanitary Inspectors should make
inquiries into the operation of the Orders and to report on any
infringements that came to their notice.
The following further Orders were issued during the year:—
The Oat and Maize Products (Retail Prices) Order.
The Horses (Rationing) Order.
The Public Meals Order, No 2.
The Beans, Peas and Pulse (Retail Prices) Order.
The Meat (Sales) Order.
The Oats and MaizeProducts (Retail Prices) Order, No. 2.
The Sugar (Domestic Preserving) Order.
The Public Meals Order, No. 3.
The Stone Fruit (Jam Manufacturers' Prices) Order.
The Raspberries (Jam Manufacturers' Prices) Order.
The Winter Beans Order.
The Barley (Restriction) Order.
The Jam (Prices) Order.
The Sugar (Restriction) Order.
The Meat (Maximum Prices) Order.
The Butter (Maximum Prices) Order.
The Flour and Bread (Prices) Order.
The Milk (Prices) Order.
The Potatoes Order.
The Butter (Maximum Prices) Order, No. 2.
The Potatoes (Postponement of Date) Order.
The Butter (Maximum Prices) Order, No. 3.
The Horses (Rationing) Order, No. 2.
The Bread (Use of Potatoes) Order.
The Milk Order—General Licence.
The Public Meals Order—General Licence.
Flour and Bread (Prices) Order—General Licence.
The Sugar Order.
The Beer (Prices and Description) Order.
The Butter (Maximum Prices) Order (No. 4).
The Butter (Maximum Prices) (Amendment Order).
The Local Authorities (Food Control) Order (No. 3), issued on
the 9th November, 1917, rescinded the Order issued on the 8th