Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]
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Grain, &c. 54
H.
Ham 52
Hospital 1,10,24
„ (new Works) 10
Houseboats 62
Hygiene of Crews' Spaces 45
I.
Importation of Live Cattle 63
Imported Foodstuffs 10
Infected Ports—Vessels from (Table "G") 44
"Infected " Vessels (Table " G") 44
Infectious Disease, Detection of 9
„ Sickness Landed from Vessels (Table "C") 28
„ „ Occurring during Voyage (Table " D") 28
Infectious Disease, Prevention of Importation 21
Introduction 9-11
Infected Port List 18
Interment of Dead 27
L.
Landing of Live Cattle 63
Legal Proceedings 10,63
Limits of Port of London 1
List of Infected Ports 18
M.
Measures of Eat Destruction on Vessels from Plague-infected Ports (Table "G") 44
Medical Inspection of Aliens 61
Medical Inspection of Vessels 9, 12
Mooring Stations 21
Mutton—Caseous Lymphadenitis 10,51
Mutton and Lamb 52
N.
Notice Boards 27
Notices of Exportation under Public Health (Imported Food) Regulations, 1925 55
Nuisances—Classification of (Table "J") 45
Nuts 54
O.
Offal—Seized and Destroyed 52
Offensive Cargoes—Bye-laws 10,64
Offices 1
Official Certificates recognised under the Public Health (Imported Food) Regulations 55
Ox Tongues affected with Actinomycosis 10, 51
P.
Paratyphoid 32
Parrots (Prohibition of Import) Regulations, 1930 9,65
Passenger Traffic (Table "B") 12
Plague 9,32
Pork 51,52
Port of London (Assignment of Powers) Order, 1933 50
Port of London, Limits of 1
Port Sanitary Regulations, 1933 9,16,26
Powers of Port Sanitary Authority 94
Prepared Foods, &c. 54
Provisions, &c. 54