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Enfield 1912

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Enfield]

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38
Thirty-four cases of overcrowding were discovered during the
year, in connection with which the usual notices were issued,
which secured the abatement of the nuisance.
NUISANCES, Etc.
It will be seen from the particulars given in the Sanitary
Inspector's Report that a very large amount of work has been
carried out during the year in securing the removal of nuisances
and the improvement of sanitary conditions of the dwellings,
which must tend not only to the benefit of the district, but to the
happiness and well-being of the inhabitants.
METEOROLOGY
The following instruments are installed at the Public Offices :
Standard Fortin Barometer.
Maximum Thermometer
Minimum Thermometer
Standard Hygrometer
Terrestrial Radiation Thermomete
Earth Thermometer
Campbell-Stokes Sunshine Recorder
Rain Gauge
Solar Radiation Thermometer.
In a Stevenson's screen in the
grounds of the Public Offices.
In the grounds of
the Offices.
On roof of the
Public Offices.
Daily records have been taken by Mr. Boswell, assisted byMessrs.
Smith and Coulter, and monthly returns have been sent to
the Meteorological Office.
I have to thank Mr. John McEwan, J.P., F.R. Met. Soc.,
who, as usual, has given me the benefit of his extensive knowledge
and long experience of Meteorology.
The accompanying table gives the result of our operations for
the year, in a condensed form:—