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(b) Are unable to devote to themselves, and are not
receiving from other persons, proper care and attention.
Considerable time and attention has been devoted to the
above Statute with a view to alleviation of distressing home
circumstances which have been found to exist. It is gratifying
to report that considerable improvements have been effected,
and service has been much appreciated by those in need.
F(5) Legislation in Force—Byelaws
Tents, vans and sheds 28th Feb. 1928
Houses let in lodgings 27th Jan. 1930
Slaughterhouses 29th Feb. 1932
Libraries and Museums 15th June 1934
Nursing Homes 20th July 1934
Pleasure grounds 4th Feb. 1936
Dogs fouling footpaths 22nd Feb. 1939
Fish Frying 9th May 1939
Building bye-laws 10th Aug. 1939
House refuse 17th Oct. 1939
Erith Cemetery 25th Oct. 1939
Public Baths 26th Oct. 1939
Prevention of Nuisances 23rd Apr. 1940
Good rule and government 1st Jan. 1941
Offensive trades 9th May 1939
Deposit of litter 9th Jan. 1950
Clean food 19th July 1950
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