View report page

137
Public Health (Prevention of Tuberculosis) Regulations, 1925.
These Regulations have been found helpful from a preventative
point of view in dissuading persons known to be tuberculous
from entering the milk trade, and inducing relatives of persons
engaged in the milk trade from refusing institutional treatment.
It has fortunately not been necessary to take formal action under
these Regulations or to serve notices, as required under Section 5.
REPORT OF THE CANAL BOATS INSPECTOR
(Mr. E. S. CROOK).
Number of visits to waterways 41
Number of boats inspected 27
Number of boats not registered Nil
Number of boats conforming to Acts 27
Number of boats infringing the Acts Nil
Number of Certificates examined 27
Number of persons for which boats were
registered—Adults 95
Children Nil
Number of persons living on boats so
registered—Men 54
Women Nil
Children Nil
Number of Notices issued Nil
Number of Notices complied with Nil
Legal proceedings taken Nil
VIII.— HOUSING.
1.—GENERAL.
Number of Houses erected during the year:—
(a) Total 57
(b) With State assistance under the
Housing Acts:—
(i) By the Local Authority 1 maisonette
(ii) By other bodies or persons 56