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Hammersmith 1917

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hammersmith]

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Blood from cases of suspected Enteric Fever.

Number of Specimens.
Widal or Typhoid reaction obtained2
Widal or Typhoid reaction not obtained0
—2
Sputa from cases of suspected Tuberculosis
Tubercle bacillus found27
„ „ not found93
—120
147

Food Supply.—The dairies and milkshops, the icecream
shops, and the kitchens of restaurants, &c., were
kept under systematic observation by your inspectors.
The licences of seven slaughter-houses in the
borough were renewed by the London County Council
in October, no objections being raised by the Borough
Council.

The following table gives a summary of the work relating to the above-named premises.

PREMISES.NUMBER OF PLACES.Number of inspections, 1917.Number of notices, 1917.Number of prosecutions, 1917.
On register at end of 1916.Added in 1917.Removed in 1917.On register at end of 1917.
Milk premises3061212306734142
PREMISES.NUMBER OF PLACES.Number of inspections, 1917.Number of notices, 1917.Number of prosecutions, I9i 7.
On register at end of 1916.Added in 1917.Removed in 1917.On register at end of 1917.
Slaughter-houses7nil.nil.7294nilnil.
Ice Cream premises2322nil.234153nilnil.

Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops Order, 1885.—
Proceedings were taken against Messrs. Welford & Co.,
and one of their employees for a contravention of the
above order in failing to take proper precautions to
prevent the contamination of milk.