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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Leyton 1911
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]
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Keepers of Slaughter-houses.
Norwood, A. & Son, 650, High Road, Leytonstone.
Blumenstock, C., 249, High Road, Leytonstone.
Cole, A., 412, High Road, Leytonstone.
Nichols, A. A., 710, High Road, Leytonstone.
Woollard, T. F., 728, High Road, Leytonstone.
Harmer, C. & Sons, 168, High Road, Leytonstone.
Rumbal, J. H., 615, High Road, Leyton.
Seagrave, W., 442, High Road, Leyton.
Measures, J., 807, High Road, Leyton.
Smith, A. J., 48, Lansdowne Road, Leytonstone.
Tolchard, W. D., 55, Hainault Road, Leytonstone.
Abbott, E., Hainault Road, Leytonstone.
Simonds, T., Ive Farm, Church Road, Leyton.
Frost, S., 155, Ashville Road, Leytonstone.
Gatrill, C. F., 177, Francis Road, Leyton.
Wright, G., 540, Lea Bridge Road, Leyton.
Smith, G., 467, High Road, Leystonstone.
UNSOUND FOOD.
In connection with the inspection of Shops, Stalls, and
Slaughter-houses, a quantity of food was found diseased and unfit
for the food of man. Accordingly it was destroyed. It consisted
of
6 Pig Carcases. 2 pads of Haddocks.
1 Carcase of Calf. 1 box of Whiting.
Portion of Carcase of Cow. 1 box of Mackerel.
Forequarters of Bullock. 1 barrel of Mackerel.