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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The houses which have been disinfested are revisited in
order to ascertain whether or not further treatment is necessary,
and the tenants are requested to co-operate with the
department by keeping their houses in a cleanly state and
reporting any reappearance of bugs.
Rats and Mice Destruction Act, 1919.
The above Act is administered by the Middlesex County
Council. A number of complaints have been received in
respect of premises alleged to be infested with rats. These
complaints were immediately forwarded to Mr. A. Chudley,
the Rats Destruction Officer for this district.
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:—
Avenue Road, N.12 2
Brackenbury Road, N.2 77
Wooders Cottages, Chapel Street 6
Elmfield Road, N.2 30
Fredericks Place, N.12 24
Hamilton Road, N.2 39
High Road, N.20 14
Hutton Grove, N. 12 32
Leopold Road, N.2 48
Lodge Lane, N.12 61
Manor Park Road, N.2 96
Naylor Road, N.20 20
New Oak Road, N.2 8
New Trinity Road, N.2 30
Stanhope Road, N.12 54
Swan Place, N.20 11
Theobalds Avenue, N.12 22
William Street, N.12 22
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