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On 30th September, Mr. Soloman Greenberg of 68, Bedford Street, was
fined £5 and 23s. costs or in default 21 days imprisonment for having dirty
milk utensils on his premises.
On 30th September, Mr. Nathan Toochman of 65a, Sidney Street, was
fined £4 and 23s, costs or in default 21 days imprisonment for having dirty
milk utensils on his premises.
On 30th September, Mr. Abraham Rosenbloom of 21, Jubilee Street, was
summoned for having dirty milk utensils on his premises. The case was
adjourned until October 7th, when the defendant was fined £5 and £2 10s. Od.
costs or in default, one month imprisonment.
On October 14th, Mr. Isaac Korsan of 115, Rutland Street, was fined £3
and 23s. costs for having dirty milk utensils on his premises.
On 29th December, Mr. Soloman Pollock of 19, Stepney Green, was fined
£2 and 23s. costs for having dirty milk utensils on his premises.
Ice Cream.
During the summer months I visited all the premises where ice cream
was manufactured. Notices were served on the owners where the premises
were found to be in a dirty condition, and in several instances bacteriological
examinations were made of the cream.
The drains were also tested, but they were found to be in a sound condition
with one exception.
On May 6th, Mr. Napolitano Rasinia, 142, Old Church Road, was fined
5s. and 25s. costs for not having his name and address on his ice cream barrow.
Factory and Workshops Act (Bakehouses).
On January 29th, Mr. Canncn, of Mottingham, Kent, was fined £3 and
£2 2s. costs for baking in an underground bakehouse at 278, Cable Street,
without first receiving the necessary certificate from the Borough Council.