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Ministry of Health Memo. 188/Med notifying Medical Officers of
Health (outside London) of the steps to be taken in suspected
food poisoning cases.
Ministry of Health Circular 1490 and the Second Report of the
Committee on Standardization and Simplification of Requirements
of Local Authorities.
Ministry of Health Circular 1493 with reference to Housing Act,
1935, enclosing (1) Memorandum on changes in law relating
to slum clearance and other amendments in the Housing Acts,
and (2) Memorandum with reference to the Housing (Rural
Workers) Acts.
Ministry of Health, Housing, England (Form or Orders and
Notices) Regulations 1935.
Ministry of Health Circular 1494, Form H256A requesting
information of the full progress made in programme of slum
clearance up to 30/9/1935 under Housing Act, 1930. Memo.
H256B.
Ministry of Health Circular 1497 with reference to the precautions
to be observed when Hydrogen Cyanide is employed for
fumigations.
Poisons and Pharmacy Act 1933 (Date of Commencement of
Orders 1935).
Ministry of Health Circular 1499, enclosing Memo. 189/Med with
reference to Pneumonia.
Ministry of Health Circular 1492 as to the Contents and Arrangement
of the reports of Medical Officers of Health.
Housing Act, 1935, Circulars and Memoranda: Statutory Rules anil
Orders of 1935 No. 1110; Circular No. 1505; Memoranda
A. B. C. D. and E.; Circulars 1500a and 1507, and Provisional
Regulations under the Housing Acts.
Ministry of Health Circular 1503 as to Swimming Baths and Pools.
Ministry of Health Circular 1504 enclosing forms for Annual
Returns with respect to Maternity and Child Welfare,
Tuberculosis and Venereal Disease for 1935.
Ministry of Health Circular 1505 enclosing Sanitary Officers
(Outside London) Regulations, 1935.
Diseases of Animals: Foot and Mouth Disease (Infected Areas)
Order of 1935, Nos. 16, 17, 18 and 19. Pennine Range
(Movement of Sheep) Order, 1935, No. 3. Sheep Dipping
Regulations.
The staff has increased during the year hy an
additional full-time Health Visitor, and a Junior Clerk.
I regret to record the death of Dr. A. M. Hickley who had
for some years carried out so efficiently the work of the
Eye Clinic,