Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]
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On 29th September, Messrs. Franks & Simon were summoned for failing to
remedy the defective condition of the roof at No. 21, Burslem Street. The work
was done before the date of the hearing of the summons, and they were fined £1,
with £2 2s. costs.
On 30th September, Mr. A. Benabo was summoned for failing to remedy the
defective roof, dirty and dilapidated condition of the premises, etc., at No. 24, Knott
Street. An order to abate the nuisance within 14 days was made by the Magistrate
with £2 8s. costs.
On 30th September, Mr. A. Benabo was summoned for failing to remedy the
defective yard paving at No. 24, Knott Street. He was fined £1 10s., with £1 1s.
costs.
On 30th September, Mr. A. Benabo was summoned for failing to provide a
proper sanitary dust receptacle at No. 24, Knott Street. He was fined £1 10s.,
with £1 1s. costs.
On 30th September, Mr. A. Benabo was summoned for failing to remedy the
defective roof, the dirty and dilapidated condition of the premises, windows and
floor at No. 30, Knott Street. An order to abate the nuisance within 21 days was
made, with £2 8s. costs.
On 30th September, Mr. A. Benabo was summoned for failing to remedy the
defective yard paving at No. 30, Knott Street. He was fined £1 10s., with £1 1s.
costs.
On 30th September, Mr. A. Benabo was summoned for failing to remedy the
defective water-closet, roof of house, etc., at No. 32, Knott Street. An order to
abate the nuisance within 28 days was made by the Magistrate with £2 8s. costs.
On 30th September, Mr. A. Benabo was summoned for failing to remedy the
defective yard paving at No. 32, Knott Street. He was fined £1 10s., with £1 1s.
costs.
On 6th October, Mr. Chessis, the occupier of No. 2, Matilda Place, was summoned
for failing to comply with the Magistrate's order to vacate premises on which a
closing order had been made on 15th July, 1920. The defendant had now ceased
to occupy the premises, and the summons was withdrawn.
On 6th October, Mr. Ofstrovosky, the occupier of No. 4, Matilda Place, was
summoned for failing to comply with the Magistrate's order to vacate premises on
which a closing order had been made on 15th July, 1920. The defendant had now
ceased to occupy the premises, and the summons was withdrawn.