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Stepney 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]

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Articles Adulterated— continued.

Number.Article.Adulteration.Result.
20. F.ButterMargarineCaution
65.H.Milk11 per cent. deficient in fatDismissed
70.H.Milk5 „ „ „£1 10s. fine and 23s.costs
21.F.Milk22 „ „ „£1 fine and 12s. 6d. costs
23.F.Milk3 „ added waterCaution
26.F.Milk5 „ „10s. fine and 12s.6d.costs
63.B.Milk3 „ ,,Caution
68.B.Milk3 „ „Caution
98.D.ButterMargarine£20 fine and 23s. costs
99.D.ButterMargarine£10 fine and 23s. costs
104.G.Milk11 per cent. added water£2 fine and 23s. costs
108.G.Milk20 „ „ „£2 fine and 23s. costs
72.K.Milk26 „ deficient in fat£1 fine and 23s. costs
51.N.Butter2 „ excess of waterCaution

In addition to the foregoing prosecutions under the Sale of Food and Drugs
Acts, the following proceedings were taken: —
January 22nd, 1909, Charles Stern, of 61, Wellesley Street, was summoned
for refusing to sell a sample of milk from a pail in his shop on December 18th,
1908.
He was fined 80s. and 23s. costs
February 16th, 1909, Lewis Marcus, of 21, Leslie Street, Mile End, was
summoned for failing to have his name and address inscribed on a milk can
from which he was selling.
Fined 10s. and 23s. costs.
There were three prosecutions taken under the Butter and Margarine
Act, 1907.