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Bromley 1931

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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Summary.
New Milks 65 Flour 4
Margarine 5 Oatmeal 1
Coffee 6 Rice 3
S. R. Flour 1 Shredded Suet1
Mustard 2 Mincemeat 1
Lard 3 Dem. Sugar 3
Tea 3 f)live Oil 1
Cocoa 4 Sterilised Milk 1
Baking Powder 2 Tapioca 1
Butter 7 Prunes 1
Sausages 4 Ground Cinnamon 2
Mixed Pickles ... 1 Apricots 1
Chicken and Ham Paste 1 Brawn 1
Dried Fruit 2 Fruit Salad 1
XIII— DISEASES OF ANIMALS ACTS.
I am indebted to Mr. A. H. Sly, Inspector under
these Acts, for the following details in respect of the
year ended 31st December, 1931: —
Licences issued 149
Inspection of animals brought into the
Bonragh:
(i) Sheep 363
(ii) Pigs 3662
(iii) Beasts 85
Swine Fever:
(i) Outbreaks confirmed 1
(ii) Outbreaks suspected—not
confirmed 3
A somewhat serious outbreak of Foot and Mouth
Disease occurred in the month of June at County Clare,
Northern Ireland, spreading to Scotland and England,
but the precautionary measures taken by the Ministry
of Agriculture and Fisheries had the effect of checking
lts progress, and fortunately the County of Kent was
infected on this occasion.
The usual Dippings of sheep were carried out and
no outbreak of disease was reported in the Borough.