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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INSPECTIONS.
The total number of inspections for the year was 181, representing a nett number
of 79 boats. The remainder—52—represents repeated visits by Inspectors of this
Authority.
The number of boats not conforming to the Acts and Regulations was 13
(inspected on 14 occasions), or 10.7 per cent. of the total inspections, the percentage
for the previous five years being 16.05 per cent.
New Boats Registered.
One new boat was registered during the year.
Infringements in respect of:—
Notification of Change of Master.
Nil.
Absence of Certificate of Registration.
1934.
Feb. 3 "Repulse" Registered Port of London No. 512.
March 5"Regal" „ Kingston No. 511.
„ 7 "Alfred" „ Brentford No. 431.
„ 14 "Alfred" „ „ No. 431.
May 16 "Alexander" Awaiting registration.
„ 25 "Surrey" Registered Guildford No. 2.
Certificate not Identifying Owner with Boat.
Nil.
Marking, &c.
1934.
Feb. 5 "Trent" Registered Uxbridge No. 497.
Dec. 18 " Ada" „ Berkhampstead No. 404.
Overcrowding.
Nil.
Partition Separating Sexes.
Nil.
Males over Age.
Nil.
Females over Age.
Nil.
Cleanliness.
No boat was detained for cleansing during the year.
Painting.
Nil.
Ventilation.
Nil.
Dilapidation.
1934.
Jan. 19 " Wilfred " Registered Port of London No. 515.
Feb. 20 " Evelyn Maud" Brentford No. 203.
March 14 "John" „ Uxbridge No. 461.
April 9 " Marion" ,, London No. 506.
May 23 "Ethel" „ Port of London No. 541.
Aug. 16 "Scot" „ Port of London No. 461.
„ 29 " Coombe Abbey" „ Daventry No. 435.