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 9th February, Morris Samuel Abrahams was summoned for failing to
comply with a Magistrate's order made to remedy the defective branch drains
at 50, White Horse Lane.
The summons was withdrawn, no costs being allowed.
On 9th February, Isaac Samuel Abrahams was summoned for failing to
comply with a Magistrate's order made to remedy the defective branch drains
at 50, White Horse Lane.
The summons was withdrawn, no costs being allowed.
The three defendants were summoned as it was impossible to find out
otherwise who was the actual owner.
On 14th February, Messrs. Frost Bros., of 340, Commercial Road, were
summoned for permitting black smoke to issue from their chimney (tall shaft),
in such quantities as to be a nuisance.
They were fined £5 with £2 costs.
On 14th February, Claude M. Leigh was summoned for failing to provide
w.c. accommodation to the workshop at 3-4, Durer Place.
He was fined £2 with £2 costs.
On 14th February, Abraham Stoppler was summoned for failing to repair
the water cistern at 23, Stutiield Street.
The work had been done at the time of the hearing of the summons. He
was fined 10s., with £2 costs.
On 23rd February, Harry Warman was summoned for failing to remedy
the defective gutters of 8, Belgrave Street.
The work having been done at the time of the hearing of the summons,
he was ordered to pay £2 2s. costs.
On 23rd February, Henry Neale was summoned for failing to remedy the
dilapidated condition of 2, Union Terrace.
An order was made to complete the work within 14 days, with £2 8s.
costs.
On 27th February, Hyman Freedman was summoned for failing to
remedy the defective condition of the roof of the workshop and yard paving at
19, Alder Street.
An order was made to do the work within 14 days, with £2 8s. costs.
On 27th February, Hyman Freedman was summoned for failing to
remedy the defective condition of the roofs of house and workshop of 21, Alder
Street.
An order was made to do the work within 14 days, with £2 8s. costs.
On 6th March, Messrs. Martineau, Ltd., of the Sugar Refinery, King
Edward Street, were summoned for permitting black smoke to issue from a
brick shaft on their premises in such a manner as to be a nuisance.
They were fined £5.