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appropriate Committee. This procedure usually had the
desired effect, but in two instances legal proceedings were
instituted against shopkeepers for serving customers after
proper closing hours. In both cases previous warning had
been given. Convictions were recorded in each instance,
and fines of 10/- each with 21/- costs were imposed.
CONCLUSION.
I desire to thank you, Mr. Chairman, and the Members
of the Public Health Committee and Corporation generally,
for your continued consideration and support, and your
other Officers and Staffs who have afforded me assistance
and information on numerous occasions.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
HAROLD T. PERRY, f.s.i.a., m.r.s.i.
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
Grange Road,
Kingston-upon-Thames.
April 1934.