Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chislehurst]
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ADOPTIVE ACTS, ETC.
The following is a list
adopted, together with the
Acts.
The Public Health Acts
Amendment Act, 1890,
Parts 2 and 3.
The Infectious Disease (Prevention)
Act, 1890.
The Public Health Acts
Amendment Act, 1907,
Parts 2 to 6 (inclusive)
and Part 10 (Section 95).
Part 7 (Sections 81 and
86), Parts 8 and 9.
Private Street Works Act,
1892
Public Heath Act, 1925.
The whole of Parts 2, 3,
4 and 5.
Museums and Gymnasiums
Act, 1891.
Slaughter of Animals Act,
1933, Section 1.
Local Government Act, 1894,
Section 8 (1) (h) (i).
of Acts, etc., whiich have been
date of adoption:—
Date of Adoption.
Adopted 14th January, 1904,
and came into force 1st
March, 1904.
Ditto.
Order of the Local Government
Board, 24th December,
1909.
Order of Secretary of State,
12th November, 1909.
Confirmation Order dated 4th
August, 1911, made by the
Local Government Board
declaring each of the following
trades, viz. Blood-dryer,
Tanner, Leather-dresser,
Fat-melter or Fat-extractor,
Glue-maker, Size-maker,
Gut-scraper, and Fish-fryer,
to be an offensive trade.
25th July, 1902.
The Sections subject to the
consent of the Ministry of
Health came into force on
the 1st March, 1926.
January, 1928.
By resolution dated 19th September,
1934, Section 1 of
the Act was made to apply
to Sheep, Eiwes, Wethers,
Rams and Lambs, and came
into force on the 1st October,
1934.
17th December, 1923.