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4. Bye-laws and Regulations made by the London County Council, but enforced by the
Borough Council:—
(a) Drainage bye-laws and deposit of drainage plans.
(b) Closing and tilling up of cesspools and privies.
(c) Removal and disposal of house and other refuse.
(d) Removal of fæcal and offensive matter by road.
(e) Waterclosets, earthclosets and privies.
(f) Ashpits and cesspools.
(g) Receptacles for dung.
(h) Conveyance of carcasses of dead horses through streets.
(i) Bye-laws with respect to houses divided into separate tenements, etc.
(j) Offensive trades.
(k) Rag and bone dealers.
(l) Humane slaughtering of animals and poultry.
(m) Demolition of buildings.
(n) Ice cream vendors and premises.
5. London County Council (General Powers) Acts, 1893-1928.
Public Health Legislation either enacted or coming into force during 1930:—
New Bye-laws with respect to Water Closets, Urinals, &c. 21st August, 1930.
New Drainage Bye-laws 4th September, 1930.
Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) Act, 1928.
The following Regulations made by the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, under
powers contained in the above-mentioned Act, came into force on the dates stated: —
Regulations with reference to the Grading and Marking of—
Eggs 10th March, 1930.
Tomatoes and Cucumbers (Glass house grown) 14th April, 1930.
Strawberries 19th May, 1930.
Dressed Poultry 2nd June, 1930.
Canned Fruits 4th June, 1930.
Canned Peas and Beans 4th June, 1930.
Cherries 18th June, 1930.
Cider 10th November, 1930.
The Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) (Tomatoes and Cucumbers) Regulations,
1929, are revoked.
The Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) (Eggs) Regulations, 1928, are
revoked.
Merchandise Marks Act, 1926.
The following Orders in Council, made by the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries
under powers contained in the above-mentioned Act, came into force on the dates stated:—
Imported Raw Tomatoes Order 17th March, 1930.
Malt Products Order 26th September, 1930.