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Enfield 1953

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Enfield]

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35
OUTWORKERS
Fifty-nine lists containing the names and addresses of 602
out-workers were received during the year. One-hundred-andseventy-four
addresses of outworkers were forwarded to other
districts.

The following table gives details of the work carried out:—

Outwork.

Nature of Work.No. of Outworkers.Prosecutions.Notices served.
Carpets, Bedding, etc.1––
Shoe Designs and Ornamentations1––
Down Quilts2––
Making Wearing Apparel, etc.166––
Cardboard Boxes, etc.12––
Feather sorting and mounting3––
Carding of Buttons, etc.2––
Artificial Flowers7––
Brush Making and Artist's Materials121––
Electrical Accessories140––
Xmas Crackers, etc.1––
Stuffed Toys, Games and Toys85––
Household Linen4––
Chemists' Sundries6––
Handbags2––
Furriers2––
Table Stationery5––
Boots and Shoes4––
Rubber Goods4––
Ladies Belts1––
Knitting Wools2––
Carbon Papers4––
Plastic Mouldings, etc21––
Leather Dressing and Gloves4––
Hosiery Repairs2––
Total602––

HAIRDRESSERS AND BARBERS' PREMISES.
Byelaws were made in 1937 for the purpose of securing the
cleanliness of any premises used for the purpose of carrying on the
business of a hairdresser or barber and of the instruments, towels,
and materials used in such premises.
These byelaws have proved useful in maintaining a high standard
in the premises in the district.