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Marylebone 1919

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

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Articles submitted for Analysis.State whether the sample was submitted to the Analyst by an Officer acting under direction of a Local Authority under Section 13 of Act, and, if so, the name of such Authority.Result of Analysis; showing whether the sample was Genuine or Adulterated, and if Adulterated what were the nature and extent of the Adulteration.The sum paid in respect of the Analysis.Observations.
3 marmaladeFood Inspector, St. Marylebone Borough Council.Genuine.£500 per ann. for 700 samples Over that number 7/6 per sample.These were test Samples.
6 cocoaDo.Do.These were test samples.
1 mixed mustardDo.Do.This was a test sample.
1 drippingDo.Do.Do.
Do.No. 313. Exposing margarine for sale without the same being labelled as required by the StatuteNo. 313. Fined £2 and £2/4/- costs.
Total Number of Samples analysed during the Quarter140
Number of Samples adulterated2
FOURTH QUARTER, ENDING 31ST DECEM BER, 1919
64 milkFood Inspector, St. Marylebone Borough Council.Genuine.No sample contained preservatives.
24 butterDo.Do.All samples contained between 10 and 20 grains of boracic acid per lb.
21 margarineDo.Do.One was a test sample.
3 coffeeDo.Do.
6 lardDo.Do.
1 compound lardDo.Do.(These were all Test Samples.
20 jamDo.Do.
5 marmaladeDo.Do.
23 cocoaDo.Do.
4 mustardDo.Do.
(mixtures)
1 drippingDo.Do.
5 picklesDo.Do.
1 olive oilDo.Do.
7 vinegarDo.Do.
4 honeyDo.Do.
2 mincemeatDo.Do.
5 tomato catsupDo.Do.
1 lemon curdDo.Do.
1 raspberry andDo.Do.
lemon curd
1 ginger syrupDo.Do.
1 blackberry jellyDo.Do.
1 cheeseDo.Do.
1 golden syrupDo.Do.
2 teaDo.Do.
2 condensed milkDo.Do.
1 evaporated milkDo.Do.
2 piccalilliDo.Do.
4 pepperDo.Do.
Total Number of Samples analysed during the Quarter213
Number of Samples adulteratedNone