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material and disinfection of wards. The rash has reappeared:
in a few cases after re-opening, and further investigation
is taking place.
IV.—SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES.
Legislation in Force.
Adoptive Acts—
Infectious Disease Prevention Act 1890
Public Health Acts Amendment Act (1890) 1890
„ (1907) 1907
Public Health Act, 1925, Parts II., III., IV. & V. 1925
Dye-Laws—
Houses Let in Lodgings 1898
Common Lodging Houses 1897
Prevention of Nuisances 1897
Cleansing of Earth Closets, Privies and Cesspools 1898
New Street and Buildings (Revised) 1898
Cleansing and Removal of Refuse 1912
Tents, Vans and Sheds 1923
Slaughterhouses (Revised) 1924
Good Rule and Government 1910
Prevention of Nuisances arising from filth or
rubbish 1912
Regulations—
Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops 1904
Swine Fever -
Water Supply—
Bromley is supplied with water by the Metropolitan
Water Board's deep chalk well supply at Shortlands. The
supply is sufficient and of high grade purity—it is in fact
taken as a standard of purity of deep well water.