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Lewisham 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lewisham]

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Table 28.

Workshops (sec. 131) and Workplaces and Workrooms on the Register at the end of 1908.

Class of WorkNo.Number of Rooms.Number of Workers Allowed.Number of Workers Found.Part Time and Domestic. Workplaces.
Day.Artificial LightOvertime.Men.Women.Young PersonsNumber.No. of Rooms.
Dress1992381560138495626812004242
Millinery4652279269167—1174955
Laundry76333109210266663354515496
Tailor43461991871268219———
Boot7071251233157103—116868
Joiner193153249737637—477
Smith262933931123959—866
Furrier221010621———
Cycles14191271108427—51313
Coachbuilder71619718614225—3——
Cabinet and Upholsterer1726327314226363788
Blindmaker22111174————
Photographer and Picture-framer111678725120251414
Jeweller121363563816—62323
Piano229962—122
Saddler101051453419—133
Mason233131205—222
Lathrender242218145————
Various1015989463288214—
Total509285276486333785051376305261289

Note :—Not including Bakehouses (98), Restaurants (54) and Stable-
yards, See. (49).
This figure includes 65 Outworkers.
Including 137 Home-workers.