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MILE END NEW TOWN.
Bryant, William 26, Underwood-street.
Evans, Samuel 23, Dunk-street.
Foster, Henry 64, Pelham-street.
Gibbs, Henry 73, Baker's-row.
Williams, John (late A. Muggins) 4, Spital-street.
NORTON FOLGATE.
May, Elizabeth 7, White Lion-street.
Slaughter-Houses. The following were allowed to receive
renewal of licence in October, 1884:—
WHITECHAPEL.
Horwitz, Solomon
Lialter, Joseph 6 H.gh-street.
Kefford, Thomas (late Jane) 27, High-street.
Knight, Charles Henry 4, High-street.
Lankester, Robert Lawrence
Chamberlain, Joseph High-street.
Monkton, George 269, Whitechapel-road.
Nathan, Joseph 52, High-street.
Pettitt, Mary 52, Cable-street.
Shave, George 2. Well-street.
Stanton, David 38, Charlotte-street.
Wood, Benjamin James 3, High-street.
CHRISTCHURCH.
White, Lewis Abraham 5, Middlesex-street.
MILE END NEW TOWN.
Garton, John Arthur 147, Hanbury-street.
NORTON FOLGATE.
Covell, Edwin 29, Norton Folgate.
It will be noticed that from January 1st, 1884, the Sanitary
Authority in each District has, by Act of Parliament, the duty again
cast upon it of attending to so much of the "Factory
Act" as applies to Retail Bakehouses. Up to 1878
the same authority had been responsible for carrying
out such provisions of the Act as referred to Retail
Bakehouses, but in the interval between the periods
named, the Sanitary Authority gave place to the Government
Inspectors of Factories, as custodians of the health of people
employed in Retail Bakeries. A reference to the statement of
work performed by our experienced Inspectors, Messrs. Battram
and Wrack, will indicate that they have well executed this branch of
their duty. During the year I have also myself inspected every such
facftory in the Districft.
Bakehouses
in the
District.