[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Erith] page 37

Erith 1941

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Erith]

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During the year, no persons applied for renewal of licences
to slaughter or stun animals in compliance with the Act.
No. of licensed slaughtermen on register at 31st
December, 1940 9
No. of licensed slaughtermen on register at 31st
December, 1941 9

Table: F(6).Meat and Food Inspection.The usual time and attention has been devoted to the inspection of meat and other foods in shops and stores, and the following articles were confiscated as being unfit for human consumption:

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F(6).Meat and Food Inspection.

The usual time and attention has been devoted to the inspection of meat and other foods in shops and stores, and the following articles were confiscated as being unfit for human consumption:

Beef	371 lbs.
Ox liver	1
Ox heads	9
Pigs heads	2
Sheeps livers	1
Mutton	13 lbs.
Lambs	2
Rabbits	74
Bacon	63 lbs.
Beef	3 tins
Tripe	18 lbs.
Eggs	2189
Vegetables	1 tin
Brawns	6
Milk	1 pint
Milk	9 tins
Fish	490 lbs.
Tomatoes	183 lbs.
Mushrooms	10 lbs.
Butter	30 lbs.
Marmalade	3 lbs.
Cheese	1 lb.
Apples	40 lbs.
Onions	336 lbs.

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Erith 1941

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Table: F(6).Meat and Food Inspection.The usual time and attention has been devoted to the inspection of meat and other foods in shops and stores, and the following articles were confiscated as being unfit for human consumption: