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Water Supply.
During the year I inspected the undermentioned houses
which had been newly erected, and found that they had a
proper and sufficient supply of water, viz.,
Clarke's Mews Stable and Workshops.
Clarke's Mews Milk Stores.
21, New Yard Stable.
22 do. Printer's Shop.
18, Little Queen Street Tavern.
141, 142, 143, and 144, Drury Lane Tobacco Manufactory.
51, Marchmont Street Tavern.
Block B. 41 to 73 Bedford Court Mansions Flats.
61, Russell Square Private House.
202, 203, 204, High Holborn Flats and Shops.
55 and 56, Great Russell Street Private Hotel.
39, Bedford Square Private House.
Cleansing of Persons Act, 1897.
(Chapter 31.)
This Act permits Local Authorities to provide Cleansing
and Disinfection of Persons infected with Vermin.
During August, a man residing in a Common LodgingHouse
came to the Stone Yard, and requested to have the
free use of the disinfecting apparatus for cleansing his
person and his clothing from vermin. He stripped in one
of the sheds in the yard, and put on a clean shirt and
trousers, which he brought with him. His dirty clothes
were then disinfected in the Washington Lyons Steam
Apparatus, and returned to him, excepting trousers and
shirt, which at his request were destroyed.
Sanitary Work of the Year.
Table VI. Appendix gives a summary of the work
carried out during the year by the Sanitary Inspectors