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Finchley 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finchley]

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Carbide of Calcium.
No. of applications for licences 5
No. of applications granted 5
Quantity of carbide of calcium which
may be kept in licensed stores 588 pounds
Licence fees paid during 1934 £56.11.3
The various licensed premises have been inspected from
time to time, and a number of contraventions of the conditions
attached to the licences have been dealt with.
Staff.
There were no changes in the sanitary staff during the
year.
It is with much pleasure that I take this opportunity to
express my great appreciation of the invaluable help given
by the assistant inspectors and the clerical staff, and again
to acknowledge gratefully the kind co-operation of Dr.
Turner, the Medical Officer of Health, and my colleagues
in other departments.
I am,
Your obedient servant,
E. J. FRANKLIN,
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
Public Health Department,
3, The Hawthorns,
Regents Park Road, N.3.
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