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Woolwich 1901

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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Public Health Committee—
Harper, Alderman J., 18, St. Margaret's Eoad, Plumstead
(Chairvmn).
Fenn, A., 27, Spencer Villas, Little Heath, Old Charlton
(Vice-Chairman).
Akers, W. T., 16, Armstrong Place, Plumstead.
Baglow, J., 67, Whitworth Eoad, Plumstead.
Boll, W. J., 18, Acacia Parade, Plumstead.
Hughes, W. B., Victoria Villa, Victoria Road, Eltham.
Jones, P., 89, Sladedale Eoad, Plumstead.
Raven, W., 72, Samuel Street, Woolwich.
Widgeb, J. 0., 113, Chesnut Eoad, Plumstead.
Medical Officer of Health—
SIDNEY DAVIES, M.A., M.D., D.P.H.
Chief Sanitary Inspector—
Albert G. Duck (Cert. San. Inst.).
District Sanitary Inspectors—
Adam Mackie (Cert. San. Inst.), Glyndon and Central Wards
William Woolley (Cert. King's College), St. George's Ward
John W. Eance (Cert. San. Inst ), Dockyard and St. Mary's
Wards
William Little (Cert. San. Inst.), Herbert and St. Margaret's
Wards
William Wood (Cert. San. Inst.), Parish of Eltham
Alfred G. Potter (Cert. San. Inst.), River Ward
William Barnes (Cert. San. Inst.), Burrage Ward
Food Inspector, and Inspector of Cowsheds and Slaughterhouses
(Woolwich and Plumstead), and Registered
Houses, Woolwich
William Tedham (Cert. San. Inst.), St. Nicholas Ward