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St Pancras 1914

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

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department was appointed on 28th September, 1914, to act temporarily as
Sanitary Inspector in Ward 2 in Mr. Thompson's absence.
The vacancy in the Clerical Staff caused by Mr. Pottier's appointment was
filled by the engagement of a temporary Clerk (Mr. C. Hatter).
Mr. J. B. Mulloy, Junior Clerk in the department, enlisted on 26th October,
1914, and his place was filled bv the engagement of a temporary Clerk (Mr.
W. C. Harvey).
Mr. P. C. Taylor, Clerk in the department, was transferred to the Works
Department on 7th October, 1914, and Mr. H. C. Spokes was appointed to fill '
the vacancy thus caused.
Mr. H. G. West, Sanitary Inspector for Ward 4, was appointed Male
Inspector of factories and workshops for the whole Borough, and Mr. R. C.
Akers, Sanitary Inspector for the Endsleigh Division of Ward 7 tranferred
to Ward 4. The part of the Endsleigh Division lying to the West of Tottenham
Court Road was added to Inspector Landen's district (the Whitfield
Division of Ward 7), and the part lying to the East of Tottenham Court Road
to Inspector Walker's district (the Burton Division of Ward 8). These
changes took place on 5th October.
Miss Mary Giles has continued to act during the year as temporary Woman
Inspector.
Reference has already been made to the death of Mr. J. Osborne, Sanitary
Inspector, on 14th December, 1914. This post was not filled until after the
end of the year.