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St Pancras 1915

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

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T able N o . 11. I ntimations as to Breaches of Statutes and Statutory By-laws served by the Sanitary Inspectors during 1915.

BBreaches of Statutes and Statutory By-laws.Inspectors.Mr. Rackham.Mr. Brown.Mr. Pottier.Mr. Dillon.Mr. James.Mr. Akers.Mr. Lonnon.Mr. Adkins.Mr. Holmes.Mr. Walker.Mr. Landen.Mr. West.Mr. Auger.Mr. Child.Miss Bibby.Miss Smith.Totals.
lAAn occupied house without a proper and sufficient supply of water(1907 Act, Sec.78)32214211586341-316—6———338
1B,, ,, (other than above)—31823732—2—————31
2Water supply used for domestic purposes connected with cistern, which is used for flushing the water-closet—————————————————
3Water-closet not supplied with a sufficient quantity of water for securing its effective action82776624111044832———120
4Tank, cistern, or other receptacle for storing of water used or likely to bo used by man for drinking purposes—dirty condition of55——1—52—15—————24
5Tank, cistern, or other receptacle for storing water used or likely to bo used by man for drinking purposes—absence of a proper cover to662-1212——71————28
6Tank, cistern, or other receptacle for storing water used or likely to be used by man for drinking purposes placed in an improper position————————_——1—————1
7Animals so kept as to be likely to pollute the water supply—————————————————
8Offensive matters not deposited in manure receptacle—————-—-1—2—————3
9Manure not removed at proper intervals——2—2108310—4—————39
10Manure — absence of proper receptacle for—1————1—1—3—————6
11Manure receptacle not properly constructed—1——————————————1
12Sufficient drain to stables or cowshed—absence of a—————1——————————1
13Receptacle for house refuse—absence of a proper2778431945371861———112
14Receptacle for house refuse—absence of a proper cover for—1—21—1———3—————8
15Yard or open space unpaved191——————————————20
16,, paving defective516138416101642151———101
17Tnsulicient water-closet accommodation to "lodging house "122—35—11162————24
18A furnace improperly constructed or negligently used————————————————
19Etlluvia arising from premises used for trade, business, or manufacture which is a nuisance dangerous to the inhabitants of the district——————————1——1——2
20Offensive matters suffered to run out of trade premises into an uncovered place—————————————————
21Dairies and cowsheds—breach of By-laws as to—1——————————————1
22Slaughterhouses—breach of By-laws as to—————————————2——2
23Steam whistle—use of a, without authority—————————————————
24Parts of houses infested with vermin requiring stripping,purifying, and cleansing7222311174551520—3———114
2 5Articles in an unwholesome condition requiring to be purified or destroyed————1———————————1
26Underground room illegally occupied as a dwelling————1—————2—————3
27Other breaches731210—101223433—2——71
Totals889821152411936790343710220135——1051