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On May 17th. Mr. Morris Harris, a Restaurant Keeper, of 169, Commercial
Road, was summoned for not observing due cleanliness in his store room where
meat was prepared for sale as human food. He was fined 17s., with 23s. costs.
On May 17th. Mr. Lewis Rosenberg, a Restaurant Keeper, of 62, Mile End
Road, was summoned for not observing due cleanliness in his store room where
meat was prepared for sale as human food. He was fined 10s., with 23s. costs.
On July 21st. Mr. Davis Rosenblatt, of 56, Gold Street, was summoned for
having his fish shop in a dirty condition. He was fined 20s. with 23s. costs.
On July 24th. Mr. Harry Hoffeneister, of 198, Mile End Road, was summoned
for having his factory premises where human food was prepared in a dirty
condition. He was severely cautioned by the Magistrate and ordered to pay 23s.
costs.
On July 31st. Mr. Israel Solomon, of 18, Heneage Street, was summoned
for preparing food for man in dirty and unsuitable premises. He was fined 20s.,
with 23s. costs.
On September 29th. Mr. Abraham Feldman, of 362, Mile End Road, was
summoned for keeping the shop occupied by him (butcher's) in a dirty condition.
He was fined 20s. and £2 2s. costs.
On October 27th. Mr. Joseph Goide of 72, Commercial Street, was summoned
for allowing the flooring of his bakehouse to be in a filthy condition. He was fined
20s., with 23s. costs.
Police Court Proceedings under the Public
Health (London) Act, 1891.
On January 30th. Miss R. Joseph, of 5, King Edward Road, South Hackney,
was summoned for failing to abate a nuisance at 510a, Mile End Road. An order
was made to carry out the work within 10 days, with 27s. costs.
On January 30th. Miss R. Joseph, of 5, King Edward Road, South Hachney,
was summoned for failing to pave a yard at the above premises (510a, Mile End
Road), the summons was adjourned for 14 days, and withdrawn on the completion
of the work.
On February 13th. The owner of the Paragon Music Hall, was summoned
for not complying with the Council's order to remedy the defective condition of the
drains, etc. A Solicitor attended the Court and gave an undertaking to close the
premises until the defective drains were remedied. The case was adjourned sine die.