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City of London 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London, City of ]

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Table: summary of summonses and offences.—public health (meat) regulations, 1924.

summary of summonses and offences.—public health (meat) regulations, 1924.

Section of Regulations.OFFENCES.Market Carriers.Market Porters.Multiple Butchers.Small Butchers.Street Butchers.Private Cars.Hotel and Restaurant Proprietors.
Part VI, Clause 21, Section (1) (a).Dirty Vehicle193219331934193219331931193219331934193219331934193219331934193219331934193219331934
635———4——1132—1—1—3———
Part VI, Clause 21, Section (1) (b).Meat in contact with other commodities (furred rabbits, poultry, spare tyres).1——————————1—————————
Part VI, Clause 21, Section (2) (a).Meat in contact with ground—————————1———————————
Part VI, Clause 21, Section (3).Head covering Offence153———2——121—1———3———
Part VI, Clause 21, Section (3).Overall Offence1—————1——6—1—————2———
Part VI, Clause 21, Section (2) (b).Meat in contact with floor mat of Private Car.—————————————————2———
Part VI, Clause 21, Section (2) (b).Meat contaminated with visible dirt—————————1———————————
Part VI, Clause 21, Section (2) (b.)Dirty and stinking cloths used for protection of the meat.312———2——711—————5———
Part VI, Clause 21, Section (1) (b).Meat being conveyed uncovered———————————————1—1———
Totals12910———9——2766—2—2—16———