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Croydon 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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219
1774 lbs. mackerel, skate, etc Unsound
245 tins salmon, etc. „
299 tins sardines „
2181 tins, etc., plums, cherries, strawberries, etc,,
224 lbs. grape fruit „
224 lbs. oranges ,,
5376 lbs. potatoes „
14 lbs. parsnips „
10 lbs. carrots ,,
120 lbs. pears ,,
145 tins milk and cream ,,
226 lbs. sugar confectionery, etc.,,
35 jars jam, etc. ,,
16 jars pickles, etc. „
18 jars meat paste, etc „
2 lbs. brawn ,,
7 packets suet, etc. „
33 tins beef, ham, etc,,
Total weight destroyed: 14,569f lbs.

Table XII.

General Summary of Meat and other articles destroyed during the year 1934.

articles.Weight in lbs. iRemarks.
Diseased.Unsound.Total.
Beef3,5972,0865,683Including 6 carcascs.
Veal341146487,, 8 „
Mutton161218379,, 8 „
Pork7,8786968,574,, 51 „
Offal5,94915666,5151„ imported offal.
Fish...1,7741,774Haddocks, Cod, etc.
Fruit & Vegetables...5,9685,968Potatoes, Oranges, etc.
Tinned Goods...4,013$4,01312,894 tins, 78 jars.
Sundries293293Sugar Confectionery, etc.
17,926½15,760½33,686½

MILK.
The milk supply of the Borough is derived principally from
'hs south, south-east and south-wesit counties and arrives either
by rail or road.