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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Woolwich 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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Copies of these were distributed to all the meat shops. They
have been hung in conspicuous places, and, from the observations
of Inspectors and the reports of the tradesmen, have
been very beneficial.
Slaughterhouses. In tabular form below is shown the
number of slaughterhouses licensed in 1920 and in January
and December, 1925. These premises have been regularly
inspected. There is no public slaughterhouse in the Borough.

Table: TABLE No. 38.

TABLE No. 38.

19201925
JanuaryDecember
Registered———
Licensed988

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Slaughterhouses are licensed annually by the London
County Council, and the following list shows those licensed
in}1925:-

Table: TABLE No. 39.

TABLE No. 39.

Name of Occupier.Address.
Royal Arsenal Co-operative Society, Ltd.Bostall Farm, Abbey Wood.
Portlock, T. W.14, Church Street.
Vicars, H.30, Hare Street.
Anderson, F.33, Herbert Road.
Garnsey, A. S.168, High Street, Eltham.
Reed, H. & Co., Ltd.Love Lane, Woolwich.
Do.6, Plumstead High Street.
Do.38, Plumstead Common Road.