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Kingston upon Thames 1935

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

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VEAL—
2 Carcases & OffalImmaturityInspected & Condemned
1 Carcase & OffalTuberculosisdo.
MUTTON—
891bs. LiversPutrefactionVoluntarily Surrendered
4 Tins Liverdo.do.
1 Pair LungsStrongylusInspected & Condemned
Rufescens
201bs. MuttonPutrefactionVoluntarily Surrendered
41bs. Mutton (Imptd.)Caseousdo.
(Remainder of Carcase not traced.)Lymphadenitis
FISH—
8 Boxes Cod FilletPutrefactiondo.
13 Boxes Haddock Filletdo.do.
5 Stone Kit Haddocksdo.do.
1 Box Mixed Fish (4 stone)do.do.
MISCELLANEOUS—
4 Bags WalnutsDecaydo.
22 Boxes South African Plums (131bs. per box)Damaged by frostdo.
13 tins Cherries" Blown "do.
72 tins Fruitdo.do.
10 TurkeysPutrefactiondo.
18 Rabbitsdo.do.
71bs. Tinned Corned
Beefdo.do.
1 tin Jellied Vealdo.do.
1 tin Jellied Hamdo.do.

In those cases where it is stated that the articles were
'inspected and condemned it is an indication that the
condemnation followed examination at the time of slaughter.
In the other cases the foodstuffs were submitted for
examination voluntarily.