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Lambeth 1906

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth]

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afford suitable separate accommodation for such of the families
inhabiting the same, have been applied for, and, of these, 143
have been granted unconditionally; 12 have been granted
conditionally, i.e., subject to certain alterations and improvements
being carried out; and 124 have been refused.

During 1903-6 a total of 567* out-workers' premises have been inspected and registered (181 during 1906), connected with the following trades and businesses :

1903.1904.1905.1906.1903-6
Mantles612201149
Blouses and Skirts1014242472
Ties and Belts and Braces2419141774
Baby Clothing644—14
Children's Underclothing and Costumes5109933
Women's Underclothing527923
Tailors101584275
Upholsterers .1—124
Embroidery939223
Dressing Gowns253—10
Shirts1377330
Aprons1—2—8
Waistcoats49 o41425
Jerseys2—114
Hosiery1——12
Widows' Caps1——12
Men's Caps11136
Vamp Beader1—1—2
Wigs2———2
Incandescent Mantles1———1
Boots and Shoes142310
Umbrellas1———1
Dresses—97117

employed at the time of the inspector's visit.

1903.1904.1905.1906.1903-6.
Waterproofs-——22
Millinery—25512
Collars—53412
Sacks—1——1
Paper Bags—2237
Boxes—42713
Mattresses—1——1
Lace—2114
Pinafores—1——1
Sheets—4——4
Smocking—2125
Needlework—11—2
Curtains———11
Carpets—11—2
Brushes———22
Dyers and Cleaners——123
Buttonhole Making——123
Book Folding———11
Straw Hats——1—1
Bottle Covering——1—1
Fur-pulling——134
Artificial Flowers——-33
Totals107134145181567

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