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GENERAL SUMMARY.
The following: is a list of the special premises in the Borough requiring
constant supervision:—
Milk Premises 170
Cowhouses 1
Slaughterhouses 1
Offensive Trades 3
Ice Cream Premises 70
Bakehouses 54
Restaurant, Dining Room and Coffee Shop Kitchens 194
Hotel Kitchens 20
Pastrycooks and Tea Rooms 76
Fried Fish Shops 24
Fish Curers 5
Houses Let in Lodgings 1,055
Workshops and Workplaces 3,701
Total 5,311
Smoke Nuisances.
Number of Observations 483 Number of Nuisances and Complaints
Number of Intimation Notices Number of Summonses Nil
served Nil Number of Convictions Nil
Number of Statutory Notices Amount of Penalty and Costs
served Nil imposed in each case Nil
*
Housing of the Working Classes.
Number of Houses inspected— Number of Representations by
fa) On account of complaints Medical Officer or other
or illness (P.H. Act) 2,575 person Nil
(b) House-to-house (Housing
Consolidated Regula- Number of Houses included in
tions, 1925) 578 such representations Nil
Tenements in blocks 345 Number of Closing Orders made Nil
Number of Notices served Number of Closing Orders deter-
(a) Under P.H. Act: mined (i.e., Houses made fit) Nil
(1) Intimation 1,845
(2) Statutory 94 Number of Demolition Orders Nil
(b) Under Housing Act Nil
Number of Houses demolished—
Number of Houses repaired or (a) In pursuance of Orders Nil
nuisances remedied under P.H. Voluntarily Nil
Act 1,939
Total Number of Houses in the
Number of Houses repaired borough 19,447
under Section 3 of Housing
Act, 1925— Number of Houses occupied by
(a) By Owners Nil the Working Classes 8,540
(b) By Local Authority in
default of Owners Nil Number of Houses registered
under the new Bye-laws as to
Number of Houses closed on Houses Let in Lodgings Nil
Notice by Owner that they
could not be made fit Nil Number of Inspections made of
such Houses Nil
Number of Houses for theWork-
ing Classes- Number of Prosecutions Nil
(a) Erected during year 12 flats
(b) In course of erection 12 flats