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 Westminster]
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Nuisances in connection with the following matters were abated, viz.:— | |
Animals improperly kept | 10 |
Black smoke (including short emissions) | 43 |
Dust receptacles | 58 |
Drains defective | 106 |
Limewhiting | 154 |
Manure receptacles | 11 |
Manure and refuse accumulations | 41 |
Overcrowding | 4 |
Paving to yards, stables, &c. | 45 |
Premises in uncleanly condition | 159 |
Premises and rooms cleansed after infectious cases | 138 |
Eegistration of houses let in lodging | 5 |
Unsound food ... | 5 |
Water closets defective ... | 122 |
Water supply, defective fittings, cistern covers, &c. | 89 |
Miscellaneous... | 31 |
Total | 1,021 |
Inspector Kiek's report for the year ending December 31st, 1900, for Wards No. 3 St. Margaret, and No. 2 St. John.
Notices brought forward from 1899 | 41 |
Inspections made | 873 |
Defects found | 1,016 |
Notices served | 569 |
Works completed | 561 |
Notices not complied with, 31st December, 1900 | 53 |
The following nuisances have been abated and defects remedied upon notices served:— | |
Animals kept so as to be a nuisance | 3 |
Accumulations of manure and refuse | 31 |
Black smoke nuisances | 43 |
Cisterns (dirty) cleansed | 20 |