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Malden and Coombe 1949

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Malden & Coombe]

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ARTICLESANALYSEDAdulterated or below standard.
FormalInformalTotalFormalInformalTotal
Chutney—22———
Cinnamon—11———
Cocoa—22—11
Custard powder—11———
Curry powder—22———
Coffee and chicory essence—11———
Cheese—11———
Coffee—11———
Custard mix—11———
Crushed apple (tin)—11———
Fish paste—11———
Flour—22———
Ground ginger—22———
Gin1—1———
Gelatine—11———
Horseradish sauce—11———
Honey1—1———
Jam—55———
Jell-tina—11———
Lard—22———
Lobster paste—11———
Liver sausage1—1———
Lemonade powder—11———
Lime juice cordial1—1———
Milk352964213
M ustard—22———
Margarine—22——
Marmalade—11———
Meat paste—22———
Orange wine1—1———
Pineapple flavouring—11———
Pickles—11———
Pepper (white)—33———
Rum1—1———
Salad Cream—22———
Sausage meat7—7———
Saccharin112———
Sulphur ointment—11———
Sweets2—2———
Sauce—11———
Sponge cake mixture—11———
Tea—11———
Tomato ketchup—11———
Vinegar wine1—1———
Vinegar malt1—11—1
Vinegar non-brewed1—1———
Vegetables (tin)—11———
Whiskey2—2———
Totals6087147325

Notes in regard to samples shown as adulterated or below standard.
Milk. The informal sample shown as below standard was followed
by several formal samples which all proved genuine.
One of the formal samples was the subject of careful consideration
by the Committee, but in view of special circumstances and of a