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 November, Mr. G. A. McDowall, was summoned for failing
to provide a proper sanitary dust receptacle at 25, Ronald Street.
He was fined 1s. with £1 1s. costs.
On 29th November, Mr. G. A. McDowall, was summoned for failing
to provide a proper sanitary dust receptacle at 27, Ronald Street.
He was fined 1s. with £1 1s. costs.
On 29th November, Mr. G. A. McDowall, was summoned for failing
to cleanse and repair the defects at 27, Ronald Street.
An order was made to do the work within 14 days with £1 7s. costs.
On 1st December, Mrs. A. Jacobs, was summoned for failing to remedy
the defective roof, and to cleanse the dirty and verminous rooms at 55,
Cephas Street.
An order was made to do the work within 14 days with £1 6s. costs.
On 1st December, Mrs. A. Jacobs, was summoned for failing to provide
a proper sanitary dust receptacle at 55, Cephas Street.
The receptacle having been supplied before the time of hearing of the
summons, she was ordered to pay £1 6s. costs.
On 1st December, Mrs. A. Jacobs, was summoned for failing to remedy
the defective roof, and to cleanse the dirty and verminous rooms at 57,
Cephas Street.
An order was made to do the work within 14 days with £1 6s. costs.
On 6th December, Messrs. A. & A. Field, were summoned for failing
to remedy the defective roof and stove at a workshop situated in 40, Crellin
Street.
An order was made to do the work within 14 days with £2 8s. costs.
On 6th December, Messrs. A. & A. Field, were summoned for failing
to remedy the defective roof and floor at 42, Crellin Street.
An order was made to do the work within 14 days with £2 8s. costs.
On 6th December, Mr. W. Rutkowski, was summoned for failing to
remedy the defective roof, sashes, and drain of 8, Severne Street.
The work having been done at the time of hearing of the summons, he
was ordered to pay £2 4s. costs.
On 20th December, Mr. J. H. L. Bishop, was summoned for failing to
remedy the defective walls, windows, and threshold of water closet of 5,
Great Pearl Street.
The work having been done at the time of hearing of the summons,
it was withdrawn on payment of £2 4s. costs.