London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Chislehurst 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chislehurst]

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One Tailor and one Bootmaker have given up their premises,
and two Dressmakers, one Bootmaker, and two small Laundries
have been registered. The number of orkshops has increased
by three over the previous year.
The corrected list is as follows:—
Dressmakers 6
Basket Makers 1
Carpenters, Joiners, Plumbers, Painters, and
Builders 9
Coachbuilders, Farriers, and Wheelwrights 7
Tailors 1
Upholsterers 3
Saddlers 2
Bootmakers 2
Cycle Makers 1
Laundries 4
Bakers 7
43
The sanitary conveniences at the Factories have been inspected
and generally found in good condition. One Factory (Brickworks)
is still closed. No water supply to the water closets was dealt
with at one premises. The present list is as follows:—
Brickworks 1
Printers 2
Mineral Water Works 1
Electric Light W orks 1
Cycle Works 1
Motor Works 2
Laundry 1
9
Samples, To avoid overlapping, the Kent County Council
kindly undertook to send this Council a monthly report on the
samples taken by them. During the year under review 38 samples
were taken as follows:—