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Port of London 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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TABLE XXXI.

NUMBER OF NUISANCES ON VESSELS REPORTED AND DEALT WITH during the year

ending 31st December, 1910.

Description of Nuisances.January.February.March.April.May.June.July.August.September.October.November.December.Totals.
Smoke Nuisances:— Number of complaints received16121822334661054912193
Number of recurrences reported...1.........18..................19
Offensive Cargoes (Bye-laws):— Number of Infringements reported17......2............21114
Structural and other Defects:— Ventilation24412121110132...52
Lighting212012141081563724122
Heating145775222122150
Bare iron in crew's quarters1...222...2...112...13
Leaky decks, hawse-pipes, cable casings, &c.101115184663411483
Defective bulkheads and floors3342213...11...121
Sanitary conveniences2225...3221......120
Ship's gear or stores stowed in crew's quarters11...1......11...1......6
Foul bilges and peaks121...6351...4......739
Storage of drinking water (dirty or defective tanks)1...1...1......1.........37
Dirty quarters2982522772662293042351971772111922052,843
Accumulation of offensive matter3.........1...............1...5
Miscellaneous Nuisances2243356135...236
Totals3873213463582964002902332012382122413,523
Total number of vessels on which structural alterations were ordered30322938191527189977240
Total number of vessels on which structural alterations were reported as carried out1826264417211115449426261

NUMBER OF NUISANCES IN THE RIVER REPORTED AND DEALT WITH during

the year ending 31st December, 1910.

From discharge of foul liquid, sewage, Ac., into the River............1.....................1
Offensive condition of River water.......................................
Totals............1.....................1