[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames] page 25

Kingston upon Thames 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]

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Table: The number of animals slaughered at private slaughterhouses during the last five years is shewn in the following table:—

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The number of animals slaughered at private slaughterhouses during the last five years is shewn in the following table:—

1929	11,704
1930	11,821
1931	9,629
1932	10,181
1933	6,928

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The sudden large decrease this year is mainly due to
the fact that at the end of 1932, a private slaughterhouse
at No. 90, Acre Road was closed. Up to that time much
killing had been done at this particular slaughterhouse, most
of which has now been transferred to slaughterhouses outside
the Borough.
(iii) Nutrition.
No special work has been done on this subject. Information
and knowledge on this matter is disseminated by
the Medical Officers presiding at the Centre, and good work
in this direction is done by the Nurses when home visiting.
SECTION F.
INFECTIOUS AND OTHER DISEASES.

Table: The following table gives a comparative statement of notifications received during the last fifteen years:—

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The following table gives a comparative statement of notifications received during the last fifteen years:—

Year	Scarlet Fever	Diphtheria	Enteric Fever (including Paratyphoid)
1919	98	142	l
1920	139	82	2
1921	302	79	4
1922	238	74	1
1923	118	17	1
1924	143	20	6
1925	213	25	7
1926	82	27	7
1927	87	65	3
1928	135	152	7
1929	74	113	1
1930	78	100	5
1931	61	53	1
1932	56	47	1
1933	125	30	2

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Kingston upon Thames 1933

Table: The number of animals slaughered at private slaughterhouses during the last five years is shewn in the following table:—

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Table: The following table gives a comparative statement of notifications received during the last fifteen years:—