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Stepney 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]

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LIST OF COWHOUSES—continued.
Number of Cows kept in October. Number of Cows licensed to be kept.
33, St. Ann's Road 19 19
15, Tilley Street 14 14
Tredegar Dairy, Upper Montague Street 75 75
11, Umberston Street 14 14
1, Upper Chapman Street 12 19
37, White Horse Street 25 39
64, White Horse Lane 13 14
No. 44, Dunk Street, which was licensed for 16 Cows, was allowed to
lapse by the Owner.
LIST OF SLAUGHTERHOUSES.
2, High Street, Whitechapel 26, Three Colt Street
3, High Street, Whitechapel 160, White Horse Street
199, Mile End Road 49, High Street, Wapping
The license of one slaughterhouse was not renewed.
It is with regret that I have to record the death of Mr. Cox, the Senior
Sanitary Inspector, which occurred in June. This is the third Sanitary Inspector
who lias died since the formation of the Borough Council, and the fourth member
of the Staff in the Public Health Department.
I have again to express my indebtedness to the Sanitary Inspectors and
Clerical Staff for the manner in which they have assisted me in carrying out the
duties of my office.
I have the honour to be,
Mr. Mayor and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
D. L. THOMAS.
Medical Officer of Health and Public Analyst.
Public Health Offices,
43, White Horse Street,
Commercial Road, E.
April, 1910.
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