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Barking 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barking]

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SECTION C—Continued Page
Refuse Tips 60
Registered Workshops 65
Repairs, General 63
Rivers and Streams 57—58
Sanitary Inspection of the Area 60-67
Sanitary Work, Summary of 62-63
Schools 70
School Closure 70
Schools, Sanitary Inspection of 70
Shops Act, 1934 67
Sinks 62
Smoke Abatement 67-68
Stables 67
Street Cleansing 59
Swimming Baths 68-69
Tents, Vans and Sheds 66
Trade Refuse 59
Ultra Violet Light Radiation 69-70
Underground Sleeping-rooms 66
Water Supply 57, 62
Workplaces, Inspection of 61,64
Workshops, Inspection of 61, 64
Yard Paving 62
SECTION D.—HOUSING.
Clearance Areas 75
Houses Built in the District, 1926-1935 73—74
Houses Erected during the Year 71
Housing Act, 1930 75-76
Housing Act, 1935 74-75
Housing Conditions 72-76
Housing Defects Remedied 71-72
Housing Inspections 71
Inhabited Houses, Number of 72
Overcrowding 74–75
Proceedings under Public Health Acts 72
Proceedings under the Housing Act, 1930 72
Redevelopment 76
Rehousing 75, 76
Small Dwellings Acquisition Act 73
Temporary Buildings 73
Unfit Dwelling Houses 71-72
SECTION E—INSPECTION AND SUPERVISION OF FOOD.
Adulteration of Food 80
Animals Slaughtered 78
Bacteriological Examination of Ice-Cream 78, 80
Bacteriological Examination of Milk 77,80
Barking Corporation Act, 1933 78
Bottling of Milk 78
Chemical Examination of Food 80
Diseased Meat Destroyed 78—79
Food and Drugs (Adulteration) Act, 1928 80
Graded Milk Licences Granted 77
Ice-Cream 78
Meat and Other Foods 78-80
Milk (Special Designations) Order, 1923 77
Milk Supply 77-78
Nutrition 81
Prosecutions 80
Slaughter-houses 78
Unsound Food Destroyed 80