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Stepney 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]

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Police Court proceedings were taken in the following:—
(1) On January 28th, Mr. Samuel Noah, of 1, South Grove, Mile End, was
summoned for having deposited for the purpose of preparation for sale, 6 cases of
dried egg albumen which was unfit for the food of man.
He was fined £50 0s. Od. with £5 5s. Od. costs.
(2) On March 26th, Mr. Barnet Kirschenbaum, of 2, Montague House, Old
Montague Street, Whitechapel, was summoned for having 265 eggs which were
unsound and exposed for sale for the food of man upon his premises on the
23rd February, 1908.
He was fined £5 0s. Od. or in default one month's imprisonment.
(3) On December 9th, Mr. Joseph Millar, of 8, Bishop's Avenue, Upton Park,
was summoned for exposing for sale 381 lbs. of tuberculous and dropsical beef
and dropsical mutton on a Stall in Bow Common Lane.
He was fined £40 0s. Od. with £5 5s. 0d. costs or two month's imprisonment.

Table showing the quantity of Foodstuffs landed at the wharves in the Borough during the year.

Tons.
Biscuits1,826
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, &c.5,000
Canned Fish3,137
Canned Fruits8.240
Canned Meats3,486
Cocoa6,970
Coffee14,640
Confectionery125
Dried Fruits5,392
Fish (other than canned)610
Flour and Grain28,754
Fresh Meat2,500
Green Fruits53,082
Jams and other Preserved Fruits2,100
Lime Juice384
Meat Extracts892
Milk (Condensed)850
Nuts2,407
Spices2,749
Sugar105,389
Tea28,006
Total276,539