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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

St Pancras 1932

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

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Date of Licence.Name and Address of Licensee.Grades of milk in respect of which Licence is granted.St. Pancras Address at which graded milk will be sold.
Jan.28th,1932Express Dairy Co., Ltd., 26, Tavistock Place, W.C.1"Certified"5, Stibbington Street.
Do.Do."Pasteurised"Do.
Do.Do.Do.138, Ossulston Street.
Do.Do.Do.46, Mornington Crescent.
Do.Do."Grade A Tuberculin tested"68, Mansfield Road.
Do.Do."Certified"Do.
Do.Do."Pasteurised"Do.
Do.Do."Grade A Tuberculin tested"151, Highgate Road.
Do.Do."Certified"Do.
Do.Do."Pasteurised"Do.
Do.T. J. Jones, 6, Hastings Street, W.C.1"Grade A Tuberculin tested"6, Hastings Street.
Do.J. R. James, 155, Hampstead Road, N.W 1Do.155, Hampstead Road.
Do.Do."Pasteurised"Do.
Do.A. Meredith, 118, Chalton Street, N.W.1"Pasteurised" (Plant)118, Chalton Street.
Do.Do."Grade A Tuberculin tested"Do.
Do.Do."Certified"Do.
Do.Do.Do.111, Park Street.
Do.Do."Grade A Tuberculin tested"Do.
Do.Do."Pasteurised"Do.
Do.London Wholesale Dairies, Ltd., Vauxhall, S.E. 11"Grade A Tuberculin tested"To sell in St. Pancras.
Do.J. Adams, 15, Crowndale Road, N.W.1Do.15, Crowndale Road.
Do.E. A. Lewis, 18a, Highgate Road, N.W.5Do.18a, Highgate Road.
Feb. 26th, 1932R. A. Evans, 77, Torriano Avenue, N.W.5Do.77, Torriano Avenue.
Mar. 24th, 1932W. L. Davies, 41, King Street, N.W.1Do.41, King Street.
Sept. 22nd, 1932Independent Milk Supplies, Ltd., 113, Cottenham Road, N.19"Pasteurised"63-67, Chenies Mews.
Do.City of London Dairies (H Miller), 116-120, Goswell Road, E.C.1Do.To sell in St. Pancras.
Oct. 30th, 1932Meadowland Milk, Ltd., 166, Kensal Road, W.10Do.To sell in St. Pancras.

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Samples of milk sold under special designations are taken at intervals, and are submitted
to bacteriological examination, in order to ascertain if they comply with the standard specified
in the Order. Four such samples were taken during the year and in each case the result of the
examination was satisfactory.
As regards "Certified" Milk and "Grade A (Tuberculin tested)" Milk, in those cases
in which the latter milk is bottled at the farm, a scheme has been devised by the Ministry of
Health, under which the work of sampling is divided between the Local Authorities in whose
area the milk is sold.
Samples of the grades above mentioned are to be taken on receipt of instructions from the
Ministry, and no samples of these Grades were required to be taken in this Borough during the
year.