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Sutton and Cheam 1949

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

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

Commoditylbs.TinsBottles or JarsPackets or Numbers
Bacon21¾4--
Beef930---
Bread168---
Cake, Sponge71½--12
Cheese38¾--64
Cocoa Coffee Sugar, Tea226-
Culinary Mixtures Essences-29197
Dried Fruit2421--
Eggs---1385
Fat (Prepared)-1-34
Fish, Wet Tinned18521478-
Flour, Loose Packeted3--1
Fruit, Fresh50---
Ice Cream---8
Jelly Crystals Powder-2--
Marmalade Jam Syrup-1003837
Meat, Fish Pastes-127010-
Meat Pies15--2
Milk, Tinned-410--
Mutton, Lamb320¾---
Oats Cereals-1-67
Offal184---
Pork5---
Pork and Beef Sausages5012--
Proprietary Foods-11-
Rabbits42416-20
Sauces Pickles Salad Cream-4322-
Soups-7642
Spaghetti-13--
Sweets Chocolate37¾---
Tinned Fruits Juices-2897-
Tinned Raw Vegetables2663151-
Tinned Meat15227--
Whale Steak-1--
Total469629213981729

SLAUGHTER OF ANIMALS ACT, 1933.
Four licences to act as slaughtermen were granted.
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.
SCHOOLS.
The sanitary condition and the water supply of the
schools in the area were found to be satisfactory.
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