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Stepney 1921

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]

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Table D shows the number of samples taken by each inspector and gives
particulars of offences and proceedings.

Table D.

Inspector.Samples Taken.Number of Samples.Number of Prosecutions.
Adulterated.Unlabelled.Food & Drugs Acts.Butter & Margarine Acts
Cook945--
Crook90172
Dee914-4
Flint905634
Johnson916222
Mills954141
Pavitt96152112
Quaintrell1017823
Shepherd97532
Simpson925331
Stiles906341
Twaits90813110
Waterman1001142
White92212
Wrack9321
Total1,40286533928

Legal Proceedings.
Legal proceedings were taken in 67 cases, 11 more than in 1920. 39 of
the prosecutions were for adulteration and 27 for offences under the Butter and
Margarine Acts. The results of the separate proceedings are given later. The
total fines imposed amounted to £'109 2s. 6d. Total costs allowed were
£109 19s. 6d. The average fine per summons was £1 12s. 7d., and the
average of fines and costs together £3 5s. 5d.
Table E compares these figures with the fines and costs imposed during
the previous six years.

Table E.

Year.Number of Prosecutions.Total Fines.Total Costs.Average Fine.Average of Fines and Costs.
£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.
19157023118062110363441
1916844161606610041935151
1917552771042605095162
19187313712091661179329
19194590007514020031510
1920561701301061303011596
192167109261091961127355