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AMBULANCE SERVICE.
The General Purposes Ambulance Service is administered
by the Council.
Accident, maternity and private cases are all dealt with.
The vehicles attached to the Service are one first-line
ambulance, one second-line ambulance and one motor-car
for sitting cases. The staff consists of one part-time
officer-in-charge and six whole-time drivers and attendants
(attached for this purpose to the Public Health Department)
. The vehicles are manned at night by volunteers from
the local Detachments of the British Red Cross Society and
the St. John Ambulance Brigade.
During the year the ambulance was used as follows:—
Ambulance called Calls dealt with by
Accidents. Maternity. Private. out but not used. other authorities. Total.
221 142 436 31 18 848

MILK (SPECIAL DESIGNATIONS) ORDER, 1936.
During the year the Council granted the following number
of licences under the above Order:—
Tuberculin Tested 16 (including 11 supplemental)
Pasteurised 29 (including 11 supplemental)
MILK SUPPLY.
During the year the following number of samples of milk
were submitted for examination:—
Satisfactory. Unsatisfactory.
Tuberculin Tested 17 12
Pasteurised 68 11