Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finchley]
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Cremation of Bodies of Domestic Animals.
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals undertake the humane destruction of dogs and cats
suffering from disease, injury, old age or for some other
sufficient cause. In order to assist them in this work, the
department collects the bodies of these animals which are
cremated at the Borough Council's Destructor.
During the year the disinfectors collected the bodies of
85 dogs and 560 cats.
House-to-House Inspection.
The inspections under this heading are those made in
compliance with the Housing Consolidated Regulations,
1925 and 1932. The houses inspected during the year in the
areas scheduled to be dealt with under these Regulations
were as follows:-
Albert Place, N.3. 5
Britannia Road, N.12 4
Chapel Street (Wooders Cotts.)
N .2 6
East End Road, N.2. 8
Finchley Park, N.12 16
Green Road, N.20 15
Hendon Lane, N.3 10
High Road, N.20 70
King Street, N.2 10
Long Lane, N.3 117
Oakleigh Road, N.20 2
Park Road, N.2 4
Prospect Place, N.2 4
Rasper Road, N.20 37
Shakespeare Road, N.3 5
Sherwood Street, N.20 15
Solomons Terrace, High Road, N.20 8
Swan Place, N.20 10
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