[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Teddington] page 28

Teddington 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Teddington]

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Table: Table showing the Results of Bacteriological Examination of MilkSamples, 1934.

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Table showing the Results of Bacteriological Examination of Milk

Samples, 1934.

Sample.	Organisms per c.c.	Minimal amount showing presence of B. Coli.	Bacteriologist's Remarks.
1	950	-	Sample conforms to prescribed conditions for Pasteurised milk.
2	26,000	Present in 0.1 c.c.	A good type of ordinary milk.
3	2,250	Present in 0.1 c.c.	An example of a clean milk of Grade "A" type.
4	104,000	Absent in 1 c.c.	. The absence of Coliform bacilli suggests Pasteurisation; therefore this sample almost conforms to standard of such.
5	1,500	-	This sample complies with prescribed conditions for Pasteurised milk.
6	18,800	Present in 1 c.c.	A milk comparable to a Certified milk on bacteriological grounds.
7	39.800	Present in 0.01 c.c.	This milk shows a good bacterial count and the coliform content is not unduly high for an ordinary milk.
8	22,980	-	This sample complies with prescribed conditions for Pasteurised milk.
9	22,600	-	This sample complies with prescribed conditions for Pasteurised milk.
10	8,800	-	This sample complies with prescribed conditions for Pasteurised milk.