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Further, whatever additional legislative powers are sought by the Council,
the autonomy of the City should be reserved in every respect, and the County
Council should have no jurisdiction in any circumstances within the City. It
was further noted that the suggestion contained in the Council's proposals
constitute another amendment of the Public Health (London) Act, 1891, and
the time had arrived when it should be amended and consolidated by the
inclusion therein of the many sanitary enactments introduced from time to
time in the County Councils (General Powers) Acts, and that in future any
public health legislation connected with the Metropolis as a whole should be
promoted by the Government of the day.
The Committee concurred in the views expressed above, and a copy of
these observations were directed to be forwarded for the information of
the Council.
HYGIENE OF HAIRDRESSERS' AND BARBERS' SHOPS.
There has been some increase in the number of registered Hairdressers'
establishments since the previous year. Five new firms have been placed
upon the Register, one saloon has been closed, and at two there has been a
change of proprietor.
Only those Hairdressers who undertake to comply with the regulations of
the Corporation are placed on the Register, which now includes the following
establishments:—
Morris Alper, 2, St. Andrew's Hill.
The Army and Navy Toilet Club, 35, Bucklersbury.
Chester and Co., 42, Old Broad Street.
Civil Service Supply Association, 136-140, Queen Victoria Street.
William Clarke, 5, Birchin Lane.
Samuel Cohen, 120, Newgate Street.
Fox's Paragon Toilet Club, 60, Fore Street.
Frederick G. Foerstel, 1, Telegraph Street.
Ditto 112a, Queen Victoria Street.
Henri Francis, Royal Hotel, Victoria Embankment.
Franz Friedel, 35, Moorgate Street.
Harry Ganz, 13, Huggin Lane.
The Gresham Toilet Company, 93a, Gresham Street.
Antoine Heifer, 6, King Street, Cheapside.
Carl Hartmann, 5, Queen's Head Passage, Newgate Street.
Frederick Heitman, 13, Pilgrim Street.
George Heifer, 36, Coleman Street.
Philipp George Hoerr, 1, Cullum Street.
Gustav Krajewski, 137, Fenchurch Street.