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Police Court Proceedings under the Metropolis Local
Management Act, 1855.
On April 7th. Messrs. Bolton & Co., 3, Temple Gardens, E.C., the owners of
Nos. 10, 12, 11, 16 and 18, Grove Street, were summoned for constructing a
combined drain without first obtaining the Council's consent in writing. Plans
were afterwards submitted and the summons was withdrawn on payment of 23s.
costs.
On May 24th. Messrs. Hind & Son, 122, Cannon Street Road, the owners of
459, Mile End Road, were summoned for non-compliance with the Council's notice
requiring the construction of a drain to the front area. They were fined Is. with
44s. costs.
Police-Court Proceedings under the London County
Council (General Powers) Act, 1904.
On May 23rd. Messrs. Ga'insky & Latner, 60, Cephas Street, the owners of
82a, Grove Street, were summoned for failing to comply with Council's notice to
cleanse the walls and ceiling of a verminous room. They were fined 5s. per day
for 14 days with 63s. costs. Total £6 13s.0d.
Police Court Proceedings under the London County
Council (General Powers) Act, 1908.
On October 21st. Mr. Isaac Futterman, 96, Mile End Road, owner, and
Mr. George Hostler, occupier of 35, Ocean Street, were summoned for letting and
occupying the above for the manufacture of food, viz., sweets, the said premises
being unsuitable for such \ urpose. They were fined £1, with 10s. costs each.
On December 1st. Mr. George Hostler, of 35, Ocean Street, was summoned
for manufacturing food (sweets) under improper and unsatisfactory conditions.
He was fined £2, with 44s. costs.
Police Court proceedings under the London County
Council Bye-laws made under Sec. 16 of the Public
Health (London) Act, 1891.
On June 9th. Mr. Frederick Simpson, 5, Avenue Road, Bow, was summoned
for carrying offensive matter through the streets during prohibited hours.
He was fined 10s. with 2s. costs.