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City of London 1927
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]
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| Sept. 13 | *A new convenience for Japanese consisting of two waterclosets for officers and eight squatting plates for Japanese crew | July 19th, 1927. |
| „ 13 | * A new convenience consisting of three private pedestal water-closets, a four-stall trough closet, four squatting plates and a three-stall urinal | ,, ,, |
| „ 13 | *A new convenience consisting of eleven private pedestal water closets, a ten-stall public trough closet and a three-stall urinal | |
| „ 13 | *A new convenience consisting of three private pedestal water-closets, a three-stall public trough closet and a two-stall urinal | |
* Ail situated on the North side of the Dock.
KING GEORGE V. DOCK—
Mar. 1 A new convenience (pedestal closet) for women employees of
the Commonwealth and Dominion Line of Steamers,
adjoining Southern Office July loth, 1927.
SURREY COMMERCIAL DOCK—
— A new convenience consisting of one six-stall water-closet and
two two-stall urinals at Station Yard, replacing old
convenience February 23rd, 1927.
— A new convenience consisting of one four-stall closet and two
1926. two-stall urinals at Acorn Yard, replacing old convenience „ „
Mar. 22 A new convenience consisting of one four-stall closet and two
two-stall urinals at Lavender Yard, replacing old convenience
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— A new convenience consisting of one four-stall closet and two
two-stall urinals at Island Yard, replacing old convenience ,, „
— A new convenience consisting of a six-stall closet and two
two-stall urinals at Norway Yard „ ,,
— Two new conveniences consisting each of a five-stall closet
and two two-stall urinals at:—
Centre Yard January, 1927.
Brunswick Yard, North ,, „
A new convenience consisting of one seven-stall closet and
two three-stall urinals at East Country Yard, replacing
old convenience February 23rd, 1927.
TILBURY DOCK—
— A new convenience consisting of two native squat closets of
three units each between Nos. 3 and 4 Sheds
— A new convenience for Europeans, consisting of a six-stall
trough closet, four private pedestal water-closets and
a three-stall urinal between Nos. 13 and 14 Sheds September 22nd, 1927.
— A new native squat closet, consisting of two squat closets of
four units each, between Nos. 15 and 16 Sheds „ „
— Ditto, between Nos. 10 and 12 Sheds September 23rd, 1927.
Ditto, between Nos. 7 and 8 Sheds October 19th, 1927.
— Ditto, between Nos. 11 and 12 Sheds ,, ,,
— A new convenience for Europeans, consisting of a six-stall
trough closet, four private pedestal closets and a
stall urinal, between Nos. 9 and 10 Sheds „ ,,
— Ditto, between Nos. 17 and 18 Sheds October 21st, 1927.
— Ditto, between Nos. 5 and 6 Sheds November 11th, 1927.
— A new convenience for Europeans, consisting of a four-stall
trough closet, two private pedestal closets and a four-stall
urinal between Nos. 28 and 29 Sheds November 30th, 1927.
1927. EAST INDIA DOCK—
April 5 A standard convenience consisting of a six-stall trough closet
(public), four pedestal closets (private), and a three-stall
urinal at the South-East corner of the Import Dock