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Barnes 1952

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barnes]

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T able 17.—U nsound F ood.

The following articles were voluntarily surrendered and destroyed as being unfit for human consumption:—

Meat and Meat Products, etc.Other Foods
Baconlbs.16½Almond Pastelb.1
Beeflbs.463Baby Foodtins5
Canned Meattins191Biscuitslbs.
Frozen Irish Rabbitslbs.60Bovriljars2
Ox Tongue Rootslbs.145Butterlbs.
Ox Tongues (home killed)lbs.10½Cakes2
Cake Mixturepkts.76
Pigs' Tongues5Cereals—variouspkts.21
Porklbs.151Cheesepkts.14
Sausages (Beef)lbs.25½Chocolatepkts.4
„ (Pork)lbs.Christmas Puddingspkts.2
PoultryCocoatins23
Cooking Fatlbs.21
Chickenslbs.72Eggs (liquid)tins2
Eggs (Ducks)360
10Flourlbs.273
FishIrish Stewtins15
Jamtins15
Canned Fishtins29Margarinelbs.13½
Dog Fishlbs.3Marmaladetins10
FruitMilktins26
Mincemeatjar& tin2
Canned Fruittins296Oatmeallbs.49
Pruneslbs.67¾Pastes (Fish & Meat)jars5
boxes7Paxo Stuffingpkts.1
VegetablesPicklesjars6
Porridge Oatspkts.
Sauce O.K.btles2
Baked Beanstins11Souptins12
Canned Tomatoestins15Sorento Walnutslbs.8
Canned Vegetablestins79Spaghettipkts.111
Spice—mixedtins4
Steak & Vegetablestin1
Stewed Steaktins4
Syruptin1
Tomato Juicetin1

Table 18.—Slaughter-houses.
The district does not now possess a slaughter-house.
During the year under review 31 pigs were slaughtered on pig
club premises, the slaughtering being carried out under hygienic
conditions and by a licensed slaughterman. All carcases were inspected
by a Sanitary Inspector. No evidence of any diseased conditions was
found.