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East Barnet 1948

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for East Barnet]

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Meat Inspection.
- The requirements of the Public Health (Meat) Regulations,
1924, have been duly observed as regards the butchers' shops in
the district.
Inspection of Other Foods.
All restaurants, snack bars, fried fish shops and other places
where food is prepared have been visited and their kitchens and
cooking utensils inspected for cleanliness.

Food Condemned as unfit for Human Consumption.

TonsCwt.Lbs.
Fish21062¼
Poultry..378
Barley flakes..2
Semolina..262¼
Biscuits..116
Beef..1105½
Palm kernel oil..128
Lentils..1
Sugar..132
Potatoes..50
Ox Kidney..3
Cheese..11½
Dried Peas..23
Sweets and chocolates..26
Pearl barley..19
Black Pudding..44
Figs..
Rolled oats..¼
Prawns..28
Rabbits..226
Batter flour..24
Prunes..3
Flour..37
Skimmed dried milk..56
Nuts..10
1092 tins, bottles, jars, etc., of various foodstuffs..1415¾
Total4492¼

Total amount condemned last year, 3 tons, 9 cwts., 22¼ lbs.
In conclusion, I wish to tender my thanks to the other officers
of the Council and members of the staff for their assistance and
co-operation throughout the year.
Your obedient Servant,
EDWARD HOUGHTON, A.R.San.I.,
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
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