London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

View report page

Sutton and Cheam 1948

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton and Cheam]

This page requires JavaScript

The following diseased and/or unsound meat and other foods have been surrendered and destroyed or, where suitable, utilised for pig food:-

CommoditylbsTinsJars or PacketsNumber
Bacon19½10--
Beef817½---
Bread/Biscuits2-2-
Butter½---
Cheese12½19-
Chickens/Giblets502--
Cocoa/Coffee/Tea/Sugar9816-
Culinary Mixtures/Essences6838160-
Eggs/Egg Powder-331,169
Fish/Tinned Fish4,2981,2761-
F1our/Loose/Packeted84-15-
Je11ies/Crystals/powders-39-
Marmalade/Jam/Syrup-22521-
Meat /Fish Pastes-20624-
Meat Pies---19
Milk (Tinned)-498--
Mutton/Imp or ted/Tinned1512--
Oats/Puffed Wheat/Cereals59126-
Orange/Grape Fruit Juice-482-
Ox Liver49---
Pork/Beef Sausages64¼2--
Pressed Maws61½---
Prunes/Dates/Figs153_7-
Proprietary Foods-7--
Rabbits4222~-
Rusks--5-
Sauces/Pickles/Vinegar153150-
Soups/Extracts-14838-
Spaghetti-2317-
Sweets/Chocolates122¾-21-
Tinned fruits-22513-
Tinned/Raw Vegetables25½35520-
Tinned Meats/Brawn26½47735
Totals:6,069½3,6365841,188

THE SLAUGHTER OF ANIMALS ACT, 1933
All animals slaughtered in the district have been
stunned by means of a mechanically operated instrument in accordance
with the terms of the Act.
4 persons were licenced to act as slaughtermen during 1948.
BAKEHOUSES
There are 26 bakehouses within the district and of these
24 are provided with mechanical power. A good standard of
cleanliness and sanitary condition generally obtained.
(22)