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London County Council 1904

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]

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(d) Charges should, if necessary, be re-modelled to enable Hairdressers,&c.r
not only to comply with the letter, but the spirit of the above without loss.
(e) The operator to wear a clean white garment without pockets, sleeves
fitting close to wrists, and wash his hands before attending to each customer.
(f) Metal combs to be used.
(g) Machine or rotary brushes should be discarded.
Applicants for Registration must subscribe to the following.
I, the undersigned, do hereby request the said Guild to enrol my name
in their Register of Hairdressers and Barbers observing the foregoing Regulations,
and do hereby acknowledge that this List of Regulations has been
issued to me by the said Guild, and that I will observe each and
every thereof; and further, that in the event of my making or permitting any
breach therein, the said Guild are at full liberty and I hereby consent to their
removing my name from such Register of Hairdressers observing such
Regulations, and to advertise such removal as they may think fit.
Dated this day of , 1904.
The names and business addresses of proprietors of Hairdressing and
Barbers' establishments in the City of London, who are enrolled by the above
Guild, will be officially recorded in the Public Health Department, Guildhall,
E.C., as "Registered Hairdressers or Barbers."
Memorandum.
Previous to registration, a Certificate will be required from the Medical
Officer of Health, stating that the premises are in good sanitary condition.
Charlos Skipper & East, Printers, 49, Great Tower Street, E.C.