[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley] page 32

Bromley 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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But it is to be again noted, not necessarily inspected at the time of slaughter:

313 Inspections were made to Slaughterhouses.
137 on regular days.
127 re Notices on other days.
38 Casual visits, and
11 for unsound meat.
No. of carcases known to have been killed.	No. inspected.	Carcases and parts destroyed.
1,763 pigs.	962	Livers—Necrosis	11
		Cirrhosis	20
		Abscess	1
		Tuberculosis	1
		Fatty degeneration	1
		Fatty infiltration	1
		Cysts	1
		Pyaemic abscess	1
		Kidneys—Cysts	2
		Hearts—Pericarditis	4
		Abscess	1
		Lungs—Congested	2
		Pneumonia	2
		Multiple abscess	2
		Tuberculosis	2
		Omentums—C. Tenuicollis	5
		Heads—Tuberculosis	3
		Udders—Inflammation	2
		Breast—Abscess	1
		Mesentery—Tuberculosis	1
171 sheep.	74	Liver—Flukes	2
164 calves.	82
38 cattle.	25	Cows—
		Carcase & Organs	1
		Lungs	4
		Mesentery	1
		Skirt	1
		Bullocks—
		Livers—Flukes	1
2,136	1,143	74