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Marylebone 1906

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

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Name.Address.Offence.Fine.
Elizabeth Small-wood,94, Marylebone Lane,Selling coffee and chicory as coffee10/- and 12/6 costs
Emma Gorvin,100, York Street,Selling milk diluted with 18 per cent. water and deficient in milk fat 107 per cent.£1and 12/6 costs
Ada Rooker,61, Lisson Street,Selling milk deficient in milk fat 6.7 per cent.£1 and 12/6 costs
Mary Hayler,2, Hereford Street,Selling milk diluted with water 18 per cent. and deficent in milk fat 6.7 per cent.£5 and 12/6 costs
Joseph Brandon,19a, Burne Street,Selling milk deficient in milk fat 16 per cent.2/6 and 12/6 costs
A. E. Valler,18, Charlton Street,Selling milk deficient in milk fat 33 per cent. and diluted with 10 per cent. water£2 and 12/6 costs
Hugh Jones,3, High Street, St. John's Wood,Selling margarine as butter£1 and 12/6 costs
Robert Jones,2, Kirkwood Street, Kentish Town,Selling skim milk diluted with 52 per cent. water£ 1 and 14/6
Edward Beckley76, Hampstead Road,Selling milk deficient in milk fat 66 per cent.5s. and 12/6 costs

The total fines recovered amounted to £21 9s. 6d., the costs
recovered to £12 16s.
BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
During the year ending 31 st December, 1906.
Diphtheria.
The number of specimens examined was 64; of these 12
showed the presence of the diphtheria bacillus; in the remainder
the bacillus was absent.