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Part 3. Sanitary Provisions.
„ 4. Infectious Disease.
,, 5. Common Lodging Houses.
,, 7. Police (part of sec. 81). Order made by Home Office
on 2nd April, 1909.
„ 8. Fire Brigades.
„ 9. Sky signs.
Sanction for the adoption of Section 51 of the above Act
(relating to powers to declare a business to be an offensive trade)
was given under an Order of the 28th May 1909. The list of
offensive trades as coming under the Order, which was confirmed
by the Local Government Board, is: Blood-dryer, Tanner, Leatherdresser,
Fat-melter or Fat-extractor, Glue-maker, Size-maker, Gutscraper,
and Fish-fryer.
Public Health Act, 1925. The adoptive provisions except
Part V.
BYE-LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
Slaughter-houses.
New Streets and Buildings.
Decent lodging and accommodation
of persons engaged in hop
picking, and picking of fruit
and vegetables.
Prevention of keeping swine so
as to be injurious to health.
Drainage to existing buildings.
Management of Cemetery.
Mode of construction and laying
out of drains, and their connection
to the sewer.
Dairies Cowsheds and Milkshops
Regulations.
New Streets and Buildings.
Drainage of existing Buildings.
Adopted 7 th October, 1901,
and confirmed 30th December,
1901.
Adopted 2nd September, 1907,
and confirmed 8th November,
1907.
Adopted 7th October, 1907,
and confirmed 28th November,
1907.
Adopted 17th October, 1908,
and confirmed 28th October,
1908.
Adopted 2nd September, 1907,
and confirmed 8th November,
1907.
Adopted 20th January, 1913,
and confirmed 18th March,
1913.
Adopted 4th November, 1907.
Adopted 8th June and came
into force 12th August, 1903.
Adopted or revised in 1925.