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Southall-Norwood 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southall]

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Slaughter of Animals Act, 1933.
Under Section 3 of the Act, 14 licences each of three years' duration were
issued to slaughtermen during 1934 and therefore are still in force. No new
licences were issued during 1930. No contraventions of the Act were noted
during the year.
Adulteration.
The Food and Drugs (Adulteration) Act is administered by the County
Council, and the following figures, which were kindly supplied by the Chief
Officer of the Public Control Department of the County Council, show the
number of samples taken during the year by the Council's officers in Southall,
and the result of the analyses:—

Table No. 38.

ArticleNo. of SamplesAdulteratedRemarks
Milk991No action was taken regarding the sample of milk, which was sligliUy deficient in fat.
Cream Pastries2
Gin01The unsatisfactory sample was taken informally. The subsequent formal sample was satisfactory.
Hake1
Meat3
Sausages2
Whisky82The unsatisfactory samples were taken informally The subsequent formal samples were satisfactory.

In addition, under Section 10 of the above Act, the following samples were taken by officers of the Health Department:—

Table No . 39.

ArticleNo. of SamplesAdulteratedRemarks
Dressed Crab1-Satisfactory
Sausages12do.
Peas (tinned)1do.
Cream3do.
Apricot Pulp1do.
Condensed Milk1do.
Plum Pudding1do.
Sauce1do.
Paste6-do.