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STATUTORY NOTICES.
Under the Public Health Acts, etc. 34
Under the Infectious Diseases (Prevention)
Act 42
76
Complied with 70
Outstanding 6
SUMMONSES.
It was not found necessary to take proceedings for noncompliance
with any of the Notices served.
I think the above must be considered to be a very
satisfactory record. It shews that the vast majority of
insanitary conditions are successfully dealt with without
even the necessity of serving a Statutory Notice and that
where Statutory Notices are served they are complied with
and 110 legal proceedings are required.
The 6 outstanding Notices had been complied with
before the end of March, 1922.
In addition to the defects shewn above, many othess
have been remedied as a result of verbal recommendations
by the Sanitary Inspectors.
MILK SUPPLY.
Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops.
Number of Registered Cowsheds 19
,, ,, Dairies 20
,, ,, Milkshops and Purveyors 5
During the year, 4 Cowsheds were re-opened, one change
of occupation occurred, 2 were closed and one occupier was
registered to trade as Cowkeeper at an Additional Shed.
A change of occupation occured at 4 Dairies and 2 Milkshops,
and 3 new Dairies were opened and the occupiers
registered.
An average of 267 Milch Cows are stalled in the Sheds,
an increase of 61 over last year.