[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of] page 148

St Pancras 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

This page requires JavaScript

Table: Continued from previous page...

Download table as:

Continued from previous page...

Consecutive No.	Inspector's Numbering.	Price paid lor i pint	How served. (The remarks were all made after the purchases were completed.)
11	.N M 11	d. 1	Purchased by an Agent and served by the Dairyman from a milk pail in the shop. He said he was supplied by a large Dairy Company, Limited.
12	N M 12	1	Purchased by an Agent and served by the assistant in shop from a milk pail behind the counter in the shop.
13	N M 13	11	Purchased by an Agent and served by wife of Dairyman who fetched the milk from the rear of the premises. Supplied direct from farmer.
14	N 31 14	1	Purchased by an Agent and served by the Dairyman from a churn outside of the shop. He had just fetched it from the railway station.
15	N M 15	1	Purchased by an Agent and served by the Dairyman from a churn in the shop and strained into a pail. He said he was supplied by a large Dairy Company, Limited.
1(5	N M 16	2	This milk was drawn from a cross-bred Guernsey cow into the bottle. Method of milking—Middle milk, two teats. Date of parturition, about 2j months. Daily yield, about 10 quarts.
17	N M 17	2	This milk was drawn from a black and white cow direct into a bottle. Method of milking—Middle milk, four teats. Date of parturition, just before Easter. Daily yield, about 10 quarts.
18	N M 18	1½	This milk was drawn from a blue roan cow direct into a bottle. Method of milking—Middle milk, 4 teats. Date of parturition, about 6 months. Daily yield, about 10 quarts.
19	N M 19	1	Purchased by an Agent and served by the Dairyman from a counter-pan. He told the Agent only nursery milk was sold. He said, " What do you call nursery milk ? " I replied, " What do you ? " and he then sail, " I call nursery milk, milk sold as received from the cow without colouring matter or without anything added or taken away from it." Supplied by a Dairy Company, Limited.
20	N M 20	1	Purchased by an Agent and served from a drum in the shop by the daughter. She said to me when I entered the shop, " I think it is right, see if it is nursery milk, will you ? " There was a counter-pan on the countcr,